A Simple Manual Mode Recipe & Tutorial, How To Use Manual Mode in the Real World
Published by Moose Winans on Jan 12, 2017
Are you a beginner to photography, are you ready to take the next step to improving your photographs. This is a great video of all beginner photographers in any genre of photography. Taking control of your camera settings will offer you a wider range of creative choices during your photo shoots.
Published by: B and H on Nov 26, 2012
In this video we join National Geographic Landscape Photographer Michael Melford in a two-part talk about: ‘Hidden Alaska: Bristol Bay and Beyond- Images from his most recent book published by National Geographic’, and ‘Qualities of Light, Composition, and What’s in my bag’. During the presentation Michael shares his beautiful photographs that are always an inspiration, with his explanations of how he got each shot, as well as his practical tips that will help nature and landscape photographers of all levels to improve their own skill and photos.
Published by: B and H on Jul 21, 2015
Learn how to take your landscape photography from great to breathtaking from National Geographic Photographer Michael Melford. Michael has made a career of capturing the incredible landscapes and vistas of the world. Although his assignments for National Geographic have taken him to almost every continent – his favorites have been photographing in the U.S. where he covered 14 National Parks for a major feature story, Places We Must Save. He’ll share his tips composition, gaining a fresh perspective on destinations well documents, and successfully shooting landscapes in challenging weather.
Published by: Nigel Danson on Jan 27, 2017
In this landscape photography video we join landscape photographer Nigel Danson on his first photography trip to the beautiful Yosemite National Park in the Winter after a week of snow fall. During the video Nigel goes through a variety of compositional and exposure tips on the scene.
Published by: jason jones on Jan 18, 2017
In this landscape photography tutorial we join landscape photographer Jason Jones on a photo shoot at Dinorwig Slate Quarry to capture some black & white images with the drama of mist and drizzle.