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June 24, 2014 By Sixth-Bloom 3 Comments

Photography Tips and Tricks | 3 Steps to take Captivating Landscapes

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Photography Tips and Tricks

How to Take Captivating Landscapes

 

Welcome back to Two Tip Tuesday!  A blog post full of Photography Tips and Tricks for YOU.  Hit the link on the left of the blog for more in this series.  Share away and please leave some comment love for me below!

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What is a landscape picture?  Might you say….scenery…the outdoors…nature…might you even say it shows some space within God’s beauty and creation!

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Choose your subject.

Is your subject the mountains? the beach? the fence? the barn? the sunset? or the sunrise?  Before you can captivate with your image, you first have to decide what your subject is.

Got that?

ok lets move on…

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Tell as much of the story as possible.  

Ask yourself what story are you trying to tell?  the busy streets of Europe?  the calm and  serene lake with lifting fog?  or the pasture in front of the mountains full of cows?  I don’ know what story you are telling, but get as much of the story in a wide angle view as possible…WITHOUT distractions!  Distractions being a random house that’s not a part of your story, a random car that may not compliment your image or even a power line running through the image!

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Have a foreground to your landscape picture.

If you can place a foreground to your landscape picture it will be a much stronger image that will captivate your viewer and will intrigue them…they may even want to be at this place, it could give them a spark to travel and become adventurous!  You will make your image stronger.

 

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Comments

  1. Amber Bollinger says

    June 24, 2014 at 11:24 pm

    I have been enjoying these tips! While I have no aspirations to make a business of photography, I do want to learn how to take better pics of my kiddos and family. These tips have been helpful and have given me lots of insight into the art of photography itself, thanks!

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  2. Renovating Made Easy says

    July 27, 2014 at 11:51 pm

    Great tips Erin. I’m sure my photos will be better already, just from the few tips I’ve read. Thanks for sharing.

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  3. Josh says

    February 23, 2017 at 3:29 am

    These images are worth to share on my Pinterest account. Very impressive photos.

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