Landscape Photography is more than just to capture the moment, it is all about telling a story that evokes emotions. Find here the latest blogs about landscape photography - adventures, tips and inspiration.
Epic Landscape Photography at Tre Cime di Lavaredo
The Dolomites give you one of the most surreal scenes on earth to photograph. It will not be wrong to say that the high mountains, deep forests, and stunning lakes offer you the closest image of how heaven would be. For a landscape photographer, a walk in such beautiful landscapes with their camera ready to capture this beauty would be all that they can wish for. Although every frame of these landscapes gives an incomparable shot, however, for a true dolomite landscape masterpiece you must prepare and look for the best possible composition and settings to do justice to this nature’s gift.
Accompany Christian Irmler on his walk through the amazing Tre Cime di Lavaredo. In the pursuit of a true landscape masterpiece, in this video, he shows you how to be the absolute best and get the most out of such striking landscapes.
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I Found a TOP Spot for Waterfall Photography
Becoming professional in Landscape photography sounds fun but most of the time it gets really daunting. You must be willing to get sweaty, endlessly tired, and sleepless to get a perfect landscape photo.
This video covers Christian Irmler’s most recent landscape photography adventure, which was rather a hard one. Christian went for a stimulating and unplanned landscape photography session after a hard week of endless work. Being unplanned and tired did make it hard but it does not mean it was not enjoyable. After quite a hike, he stumbled upon a great waterfall spot and found some crazy compositions with his creativity and skills like those he always does in the most uncertain situations.
Watch till the end to find out tips that will help create your next masterpiece if you ever get stuck in similar boots.
What Photographers Can Learn From Painting
If you ever see a painting, specifically a landscape painting, the first thing that will come to your mind as a photographer is how well everything is composed. It is fascinating how beautifully a painter tells the story by composing colors on a single frame, exactly like photography. A photographer can learn a lot about the art of composition and guide the viewer’s eye toward the main subject from a painter. You might think that they are such masters of composition because they get to decide everything with their paintbrushes. That is true to some extent but still, photographers can learn a lot and implement their photography composing techniques.
Coming to you from Christian Irmler, this video will educate you on what and how you can learn to achieve better compositions, especially in landscape photography. You will be seeing the side-by-side representation of both paintings and landscape photographs, which will get you to the core of this whole idea.
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SUCCEEDING With The WORST Requirements in Landscape Photography
You have packed your camera bag for the next landscape photography adventure, imagining scenic clouds, rainbows, and perfect sunlight. However, reality checks in and you find yourself in possibly the most unfavorable conditions for landscape photography. What would you do? Pick up your stuff and go home or tighten up your laces and start looking for a blessing in disguise. Well, staying determined will surely reward you. In the unexplored conditions, there might lay a matchless landscape composition.
In this adventurous video coming from Christian Irmler, you will find him in a perfect example of the situation discussed above. Christian encounters the worst possible conditions on his planned shoot day. It gets more daunting when he follows the wrong track and has to walk all the way around to the planned location with the day getting darker. Yet he manages to get a brilliant and magical landscape masterpiece.
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A Different Approach to MASTER COMPOSITION in Photography
Composition is what gives a photograph its true meaning. It is one of the most vital factors to consider before clicking the shutter of your camera, and you must put the effort into finding and deciding the best composition if you want your next photograph to be a Landscape masterpiece. In addition to the basic composition techniques such as the rule of thirds, there are extremely helpful yet less discussed aspects that will help you nail your next landscape photography adventure. Understanding to control and distribute the visual weight in a photograph will help you convert a good landscape composition into an extraordinary one.
Coming to you from Christian Irmler, this video will help you to understand the role of visual weight in achieving a perfect composition. He starts from the absolute basics and gives the best possible explanation of this technique in less than 16 minutes. By the end of this video, you will become capable of carrying out the best compositions in your next photography sessions.
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How Far Are You Willing To Go for a Landscape Photo?
In the field of photography, you never know what is coming at you. Especially in Landscape photography where you are over a barrel of Mother Nature. To get a landscape masterpiece, you must be willing to go beyond your comfort zone as the best compositions in beautiful landscapes can be really challenging to find. Sometimes there will be helpless situations where you may find a great composition but at a very hard-to-shot point. You might need to stand in cold streams or wait for the perfect light in the worst weather.
Coming to you from the recent photography adventure of Christian Irmler, this video shows how he explores a beautiful waterfall to get some astonishing landscapes. The most important point that Christian covers in this video is that even after getting an easy composition, still try to explore the landscape and you might step on some gold. The harder you try, the better your landscapes will be.
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Becoming a PRO PHOTOGRAPHER Beside a Full Time Job | Q&A
Do you want to take your photography skills from more than a hobby to a more professional level? One of the most common challenges that you will encounter in addition to learning the actual skill on your journey to become a professional photographer is time management. Getting perfect at a skill requires not only knowledge but also time and dedication. A perfect combination of these elements will surely make you an amazing professional photographer. The good thing is that you don’t need to quit everything else you are doing to become a pro, instead, if you know how to manage then you can become a professional while keeping doing other things you do.
In this video, Christian Irmler shares his formula of how he is able to achieve his status as a professional landscape photographer also managing to do everything else in his life.
Click on the video and get ready to open the magical scroll of Christian’s years of experience in professional landscape photography.
How To MASTER LIGHT in Landscape Photography
There is no debate on how important good lighting is to create a complete and perfect photograph. Lighting decides a lot of factors rather than just brightness. It also helps to set the mood and atmosphere of a photograph. Similarly, in landscape photography, if you want to capture a masterpiece then you must know how to use the available light to your advantage. The idea might seem simple, but in reality, there are tons of aspects regarding lighting that you need to consider. And if you know how to use them right, congratulations, you are ready to create some absolute landscape masterpieces.
Christian Irmler covers all the aspects and views that will make you a master of lighting in landscape photography from light direction to light intensity. The video explains each of these elements in detail and also discusses how to use varying light at different times of the day to its full potential.
Having a good amount of knowledge of how to handle light is the key to a landscape masterpiece. Check out the video above for the full rundown.
The Struggle Phase Before a MASTERPIECE in Landscape Photography
Most of the time things do not go as planned and the only way to still achieve your goal is to adapt and improvise. The same is in the business of Landscape photography, usually, you are depending on the blessings of mother nature, and she can change her mind at any moment. Weather apps are a great tool for Landscape photographers, but climate may become unpredictable. If such a situation occurs and you decide to shoot another day, you might miss a blessing in disguise to create a Landscape Masterpiece. The key is to don’t lose hope and look for more opportunities on the spot to capture an exceptional photograph.
In this video, you will accompany Christian Irmler on a very similar journey and be able to learn from his perspective how he tackled the situation and still managed to get an amazing landscape masterpiece. The video elaborately shows the struggle phase before getting a masterpiece out of a hopeless situation.
Watch till the end to find out tips that will help create your next masterpiece if you ever get stuck in similar boots.
Going ONE STEP FURTHER in Your Landscape Photography
Visual arts is the most extraordinary form of art that let you magically experience emotions. And a visual artist like us should know how to introduce emotions to make our photographs masterpieces and give them true meaning. This concept falls under the shade of fine art photography. This video talks about perfectly photographing a splendid landscape with the artistic sense to create fine art masterpieces.
Coming from the years of experience of Christian Irmler, this amazing video will take you through his experience of how he managed to get a great landscape photograph and add an emotional factor to it making it a true fine art masterpiece.
Make sure you watch till the end to see how Christian is transitioning his lifestyle around his passion for landscape photography.
The BEST CAMERA SETTINGS for Landscape Photography
One thing that every photographer hears at least once in their life is that Lighting is key. Fair enough, but the real question is how do you control that light to produce the desired results? You cannot control the amount of ambient light, but you can control how much (or even how less) light enters your camera. This is where the camera settings come into play. Take a look at this informational video which will bring you to speed on the best camera settings for landscape photography.
Coming to you from decades of experience with Christian Irmler, this amazing video will discuss the best camera settings for landscape photography. What to do when a certain part is underexposed, or if it is just too bright? Well, camera modes and settings will help you get over these obstacles. Just to give you a hint, the exposure triangle is the best friend of a landscape photographer. Christian has explained this concept countless times already. Just for you, he explains it again.
Check out the video above to find more tips and tricks. Watch till the end so that you do not miss anything.
Photographing in the Land Where Landscapes Are PAINTED
Some people might say that landscape photography is all about being in the right place at the right time. That is only partially true, landscape photography is more than that. It is the culmination of a beautiful land combined with the creativity of the photographer. But what happens when you find the heaven for landscape photography, a land filled to the brim with amazing landscapes? How do you make the most out of it? Take a look at this ethereal video which will show you the process of photographing in the land where landscapes are painted.
Coming to you from the epic photography trail of Christian Irmler, this amazing video will show you an expert photographing in the land where landscapes are painted. If you have been following his photography adventure, you would know Christian is currently enjoying the beautiful landscapes of Tuscany, Italy. Fortunately for you, he will show you how not to waste an amazing opportunity like this. When you find literal landscape heaven in front of you, you wait for the right moment. You plan the shoot, figure out the composition, balance the visual weights, and wait for that perfect lighting.
Check out the video above to find out how he does it all with ease.
Working an EPIC Landscape Photography Composition in Tuscany
It never gets old to mention that landscape photography is one of the most rewarding types of photography. But as they say, a high reward comes with the greatest trial. Landscape photography will try you; it will not only try your skills but your precious time as well. And in the end, it all boils down to how well you planned the shot. Take a look at this incredible video which discusses Working an EPIC Landscape Photography Composition in Tuscany.
Coming to you from the photography adventure of Christian Irmler, this amazing video shows him working an Epic landscape photography composition in Tuscany. The incredible thing about this photography adventure is that it not only shows you how you can transition from full-time office work to a full-time landscape photographer, but it also shows you how an expert goes around thinking about his next masterpiece. As mentioned, it’s all in the planning and obviously, lighting. Lighting is Key - you must believe that. The next thing is to find a composition that complements the lighting. An important thing is to know where and how to place the foreground elements so that they do not distract you from the full picture but complete it.
Check out the video above to find what the whole process looks like.
The MASTERPIECE Behind the ICONIC Place in Landscape Photography
Landscape photography takes you to some of the most breathtaking places in the world. However, what you make of the scene will depend on your photography and artistic skill. These are the only two things that draw the line between a random snapshot and a masterpiece. Expert landscape photographers know that you are not going to be too lucky to witness surreal places every day. In these cases, your skill will determine what you make of the landscape in front of you. Take a look at this eye-opening video which discusses the masterpiece behind the iconic place in landscape photography.
Coming to you from the recently started photography adventure of Christian Irmler, this amazing video will draw the curtain on the masterpiece behind the iconic place in landscape photography. Currently, Christian is in Slovenia, and he found a beautiful waterfall named Slap Virje. Gear up because he will take you through the process of creating a masterpiece. The very first thing is to look for the subject of your photo, something that draws you in. It will surely draw the viewer in, as well. Then, make room for composition and place the elements around your subject.
Watch till the end to find out tips that will help create your next masterpiece.
Landscape Photography with my VAN in Slovenia
In the previous video, Christian Irmler made a huge decision. Despite having a company to run and an online photography business, he decided to change his lifestyle to focus more on landscape photography. This is not just a career change; the lockdown has taught him that his office can be managed from anywhere around the world. Starting from the middle of Austria, he has already reached Italy. In fact, he crossed into Slovenia. Take a look at this thrilling video and travel with him to see landscape photography in his Van in Slovenia.
Coming to you after the monumental decision of Christian Irmler, this video shows you landscape photography with his van in Slovenia. Along the adventure, you will learn how to think on your feet and find impossible compositions. Not just compositional thinking, you will see how he manages to take beautiful clicks when the conditions are not under his control, and even when he cannot always carry a tripod. A quick tip from him: use hyperfocal distance to get maximum depth of field when you do not have a tripod.
Check out the video above to find out plenty of tips and tricks.
Changing my LIFESTYLE for Landscape Photography
Few things in the world can fulfill your passion while keeping you close to your roots, close to nature. Landscape photography is one of them. However, it is not easy being a landscape photographer. It is especially hard when you have to manage your job, or a company, side-by-side. With these obstacles in front, how should a photographer shift completely towards landscape photography while still working on their day job? Take a look at this inspiring video to see how I am changing my lifestyle for landscape photography.
Coming to you after 20 years of office work, this motivating video from Christian Irmler will show you how he is changing his lifestyle for landscape photography. The very first thing you will learn is to take advantage of your surroundings. Go for a walk, observe, and be close to the nature around your community. That is how you will develop your sense of landscape photography. However, the hard part is changing your lifestyle. But if there is one thing that Covid-19 has taught us, it is that no matter what we do, it can be done from anywhere in the world.
Make sure you watch till the end to see how Christian is transitioning his lifestyle around his passion for landscape photography.
Best CAMERA HACK I Have Ever Seen for Landscape Photography
Landscape photography is an extremely satisfying skill, but it comes at a price. You have to spend a considerable amount of time to get the hang of it. For most newcomers, it is often accompanied by long periods of confusion. For instance, the longer you go with your focal length, the higher the chance to get shakes into your photographs. So, what to do in that position? Similarly, what is the way out when you have done all you could, but the image still comes out blurry? Take a look at this enlightening video which talks about the best camera hack I have ever seen for landscape photography.
Coming to you from the vast experience of Christian Irmler, this video shows you the best camera hack I have ever seen for landscape photography. Fortunately, veterans have been sharing their best hacks for landscape photography to make the journey better for you. Christian not only discusses the solutions to both of the obstacles discussed above but goes into extra detail to make sure you do not miss anything.
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Why we do HARD to Find a Composition in Landscape Photography
As photographers, we have all seen days when we are amazingly creative, getting surreal compositions one after another. On some other days, however, it even gets hard to find a single compelling composition. Is it just a game of luck, or can we improve our chances of finding great compositions each time? Take a look at this electrifying video which discusses why we do hard to find a composition in landscape photography.
Coming to you from the creative mind of Christian Irmler, this exciting video answers why we do hard to find a composition in landscape photography. The first thing you need to learn is that experimentation is the key. It does not have to be elaborate; it just means that you should spice up your photography habits and keep changing them. Staying in the same place or a mindset makes you comfortable. But you need to be full of adventure to actually ‘see’ wonderful compositions. Similarly, do not see as you normally do, open up your eye of creativity and let it guide you.
Make sure you watch the video till the end to find the best tips and tricks for composition.
Has Image Stabilization made Tripods OBSOLETE? | Landscape Photography?
Tripods have always been a staple in photography. Whether you were shooting in a studio or trekking on snow trails, a tripod was a must. However, rapid advancements in camera technology have made us all, even expert photographers, wonder if tripods are a thing of the past? Before we get to the answer, let’s shed some light on their purpose. Long exposure photographs, where we have to hold the camera in a position for longer periods, to capture motion, is the foremost use of a tripod. Similarly, low light conditions required the use of a tripod. Take a look at this revealing video which ponders over the question ‘Has Image Stabilization made tripods obsolete?’
Coming to you after the recent experience of Christian Irmler, this informative video discusses has image stabilization made tripods obsolete? Today, cameras support fantastic image stabilization, and ISO noise is not a problem anymore. So, do we still need tripods? Well, image stabilization is, indeed, superb but framing and composition still take some time. Other than keeping the motion blur to a minimum, a tripod also makes it flexible for us to focus on the things that matter the most rather than worrying about keeping the camera in a place.
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How To PLAN Red Sky for Landscape Photography
Red sky photography will get some of the most surreal masterpieces. For an amateur photographer, getting a red sky by luck is a joyful feeling. But seasoned photographers know that one must plan and be at the right place at the right time to capture the best red sky. First things first, you must understand what causes the red sky and how to photograph it before you start planning. To sum it up, blue light is filtered from the scene because of high pressure and particles resulting in an abundance of red light. Take a look at this mesmerizing video which will take you to guide you on how to plan red sky for landscape photography.
Coming to you from the ever-exploring Christian Irmler, this enchanting video will show you how to plan red sky for landscape photography. Now, let’s start planning. Firstly, get a weather map instead of a basic weather app. Secondly, you should choose what you want to keep as a subject. Whether it be the red sky itself, the dramatic lake, or even the landscape.
Check out the video above for the nitty-gritty of the whole process and the equipment.
On the Trail of a MASTERPIECE in Landscape Photography
Landscape photography allows you to fulfill your passion for photography while still being close to nature. Although you are surrounded by nature, there are still a few hurdles in creating a masterpiece landscape photograph. The first reality that you must come to terms with - as a landscape photographer - is unpredictable weather. Mother nature does not care whether you are yearning for a dramatic sky; if she wants a clear one, there will be a clear one. So, should we wait for another day, or is there something that we can do? Take a look at this stunning video which will take you on the trail of a masterpiece in landscape photography.
Coming to you from the spontaneous lens of Christian Irmler, this breathtaking video discusses how to get on the trail of a masterpiece in landscape photography. Firstly, a masterpiece often arises from the spontaneous judgment of an artistic mind. However, the execution of that idea is what matters the most. It should not matter whether you get a clear sky, you should aim for the perfect composition, tone, and story of the photograph.
Visualization is the key to a landscape masterpiece. Check out the video above for the full rundown.
How the Way of Thinking IMPROVES Your Landscape Photography
Photography is more than just learning what the buttons and knobs do on the camera. It is more than that - it is a form of art. Like every other form of art, one of the most important things that can improve your landscape photography is your approach to it and your mindset. From our childhood, we have been taught only the analytical method. Although it works best for solving mathematical equations, it is poison to creativity. Take a look at this insightful video which discusses how the way of thinking improves your landscape photography.
Coming to you from the artistic wisdom of Christian Irmler, this video answers how the way of thinking improves your landscape photography. Christian discusses that to develop a creative mindset, we have to first unlearn the conventional method of learning. The very first thing in this process is learning how to find a new perspective. Get out of your comfort zone, combine your analytical thinking with an artist’s intuition, and behold a masterpiece. He also discusses various other methods that can help you improve your landscape photography by changing your thinking.
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Hard To Leave a Landscape Photography Spot
Veteran photographers understand that time is the most important investment in the planning of a landscape photography shoot. You should spend an ample amount of time figuring out the layout of the area, the weather condition using weather maps, and the compositions. However, what happens if, despite all your planning, your perfect spot is not that perfect? Would you remain there and shoot even when you know the resulting images will be flat and uninspiring? Or would you take to your heels and rush to find a better composition? Take a look at this inspiring video which explains what to do when it is hard to leave a landscape photography shoot.
Coming to you from the adventures of Christian Irmler, this amazing video details his experience when it is hard to leave a photography shot. Recently, Christian faced a similar dilemma in his usual photography adventures. Quite beautifully, he shows that despite all your planning, mother nature is still unpredictable. However, a photographer must be vigilant to work with what is available to find the best composition in the given scenarios.
After all is said and done, each landscape shoot is an experiment in its way. Check out the video above for the full rundown of all the tips.
Leaving Your COMFORT ZONE in Landscape Photography
When you see an amazing landscape photo in your Instagram feed or an online gallery, do you think that it was taken by an amateur? Of course, not. You already understand that to take those kinds of clicks, the photographer must have gone through a long process of failure and success. Landscape photography is hard, there’s no easy way to say this. Although highly rewarding, it is still hard. But one thing that hampers your growth as a landscape photographer is to stay inside your cocoon, your comfort zone. Take a look at this adventurous video which explains how leaving your comfort zone in landscape photography can be beneficial for you and your photography.
Coming to you from the photography treks of Christian Irmler, this amazing video talks about leaving your comfort zone in landscape photography. Christian had been feeling a little disheartened as the weather was not going quite his way. But he understands the obstacles landscape photography throws at him. More importantly, he knows how to tackle them. To let you in on the secret, he explains the quickest way to a great shoot is to get out of your comfort zone.
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An Hour TOO LATE - Anyway Trying to Photograph?
As you might have already heard a million times, landscape photography is one of the most rewarding types of photography. But the high reward comes with higher levels of difficulties. One of the least talked about of these difficulties is the external influences. Despite your minute calculations and extensive study of weather maps, something could delay your arrival at the location. That something could be an accident on the road. But the real question is do you return or do you continue with the shoot? Take a look at this insightful video which will show you what to do if you are ‘An Hour TOO LATE – Anyway Trying to Photograph?’
Coming to you from a late morning at the side of Christian Irmler, this interesting video discusses ‘An Hour TOO LATE – Anyway Trying to Photograph?’ The first reaction of an amateur photographer would be to wait till tomorrow for the perfect settings. But a veteran knows that even if it looks like the day is unlucky, nature might hold some secrets for you. And you might stumble upon some of the best scenes that you might not have otherwise imagined. So, keep your camera at the ready and march on.
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Finding a Woodland Photography Composition in Just a Fraction of a Second?
Woodland photography is not only about showcasing the woodlands or the landscape that surrounds it, although it matters, the real selling point of a woodland photograph is also its charm to tell a story. And as you might have seen in previous videos, composition allows the photographer to incorporate a story into the photograph. There are different techniques for composition, such as leading lines, horizon, rule of thirds, etc. But all of these will only work if your eye catches a splendid scene. Take a look at this amazing video which discusses finding a woodland photography composition in just a fraction of a second.
Coming to you from the experiences of Christian Irmler, this video will tell you if finding a woodland photography composition in just a fraction of a second is possible. After spending years after years in photography, your eye picks out details that might have otherwise been ignored. But even with this much experience, you cannot create a masterpiece in a fraction of a second. You have to give it time, flesh out the story, and place the woodland elements accordingly. A good practice is to take some shots before your actual picture to gauge the scene.
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Succeeding With CLEAR SKY in Landscape Photography
Landscape photography is one of the most rewarding types of photography, but it is also the most challenging one. You do not have any control over the weather, and there are limitless variables that may go wrong at any point. One thing that no landscape photographer likes is a clear sky. The charm of landscape photography is in setting the mood of the frame. But a clear sky pulls the viewer out of that charm. So how to deal with that? Take a look at this amazing video which talks about succeeding with clear sky in landscape photography.
Coming from the photography adventures of Christian Irmler, this revealing video will show you the method of succeeding with clear sky in landscape photography. Christian Irmler explains that a clear sky is abundantly blue which distracts a viewer. You can either tone it down or keep it out of the frame as much as you can. Or, on the other hand, you can add an equally energetic element to balance it, such as the sun. In a landscape photograph, it all comes down to how well the image portrays the mood and story.
Check out the video above to get more compositional tips and tricks for a clear sky landscape shoot.
Fine Art Printing BIGGER Than A0
The last step of the photography ladder is not the editing table, it is the printing one. The transition from a photographer to an artist completes when you learn how to transfer your images to paper. But the problem is that the process can be too overwhelming. There are too many variables. How many megapixels do you need to print a fine art? How to choose the right paper and figure out the rest of the printing process? Take a look at this instructional video discussing fine art printing bigger than A0.
Coming from the years of experience of Christian Irmler, this amazing video answers all the questions regarding fine art printing bigger than A0. Even if you are a beginner, or figuring out how to work on a bigger canvas, this video will answer all your queries. For instance, just to choose the right paper, you have to understand if it behaves the way you want to, or if the DMAX, which is the tonality of the paper, is up to your artistic level.
Check out the video above if you do not yet understand the lingo and to get more tips.
Compositions Are Not Growing on Trees. Or Do They?
Apart from a photographer's skills, composition is what matters the most. To redefine the basic, the goal of composition is to direct the viewer’s eyes where you want them to look. In other words, a composition ensures that the story is told in the correct order. But what happens when there is no composition in your image? It becomes dull, there remains nothing exciting about it. Even if there were a story behind it, the viewer would be confused. Take a look at this ecstatic video which ponders over the question ‘Compositions are not growing on trees. Or do they?’
Coming to you after the regular photography treks of Christian Irmler, this compelling video discusses compositions are not growing on trees. Or do they? You must have heard of leading lines, rules of thirds, negative space, and horizon lines. All these are compositional rules. But add another one on the list; when it snows, compositions grow on the trees. Have you ever seen snow falling from the canopy of trees? It is truly magical. But timing is the main ingredient in this composition.
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Overcoming BORING Weather Conditions in Landscape Photography
Most landscape photography beginners prefer summer as it is easier to create positive images in that time. Winter is usually reserved for most veteran photographers as they know snow can magically enhance any landscape. But what happens when you combine rain and snow? You might get boring weather conditions, and that is the bane of any landscape photographer. Take a look at this amazing video which discusses overcoming boring weather conditions in landscape photography.
Coming to you after a rainy night at casa Christian Irmler, this helpful video teaches overcoming boring weather conditions in landscape photography. Photographers know that light can brighten up the mood in any scene, and snow can add drama and peace. But when the rain washes down the snow from the trees, you get a bleak landscape. This scene does not convey any emotion; hence it is called a boring condition. Fortunately, you can get around it by using two methods. Firstly, you can try to incorporate bleakness in the composition and construct a story around it. Or, you can avoid it altogether. Make sure you see the full video to get the full hang of the second method.
