Photographing Sunset at Bryce Canyon
Sunset at Bryce Canyon is difficult to photograph but can be spectacular. Read on for additional insight into photographing Bryce Canyon at Sunset. … Continue readingPhotographing Sunset at Bryce Canyon
Sunset at Bryce Canyon is difficult to photograph but can be spectacular. Read on for additional insight into photographing Bryce Canyon at Sunset. … Continue readingPhotographing Sunset at Bryce Canyon
A visual inventory can be a helpful method to identifying interesting elements when out in the landscape and ultimately assist in building compositions. This technique is especially useful when seeking… … Continue readingUsing a Visual Inventory to Build Compositions
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There are many “rules” in Landscape Photography and even ways to break these so called rules. The 3 P’s of Landscape Photography which I’ll discuss, aren’t another rule or a … Continue reading3 P’s of Landscape Photography
Continuing the series of blogs about common misconceptions in Landscape Photography with a classic misunderstanding, that Landscape Photography is best at sunrise and sunset. This approach to shooting landscapes is … Continue readingLandscape Photography Misconceptions II: Only Shoot Sunset and Sunrise
Part one in a series of shorter posts, in which I want to discuss a few misconceptions in Landscape Photography. I listen to many photographers, read many photography articles and … Continue readingMisconceptions in Landscape Photography
Photographing a new landscape can be exciting for many reasons and the thrill of a new landscape is something many photographers dream of, whether distant or relatively close to home. … Continue readingPhotographing a New Location: 7 Tips to Create Better Images When Traveling to a New Location
Part 1 of this blog shared information about gear and clothing to consider while photographing in Bryce Canyon National Park in Winter. Part 2 will discuss logistics and other considerations … Continue readingWinter Photography in Bryce Canyon National Park: Part 2
Bryce Canyon National Park in Southern Utah sits at a high elevation around 8000 feet above sea level and receives ample snow during most winters. This magical landscape of sculpted … Continue readingWinter Photography in Bryce Canyon National Park: Part 1