How to Shoot Landscapes - Introduction
- Mon, 14 Jun 2010
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When we think of the great outdoors it can evoke images of vast rolling vistas, forests and wilderness, of venturing great distances to find the perfect landscape to capture in a photograph. In this feature, however, we'll show you that, wherever you live, there are great natural photo opportunities within easy reach that is within a just a short drive or train journey, with fantastic images achievable in a day or weekend.
For the best results in any photo you need to have the right light, so finding somewhere close by allows you to revisit your location time and time again to find the perfect viewpoint and that ideal lighting. Though if you fancy trying somewhere a bit further afield, there are options for you too, as we give you a range of locations all over the United Kingdom to visit and explore with your camera.
The feature is divided into coastal and inland sections with a selection of tips and techniques to improve your shots along the way, so whether it's late night coastal shots or mid-summer mountains, there's something for you.
Main image: Westcombe Bay, Devon by Adam Burton
This article has more pages:
- 1. How to Shoot Landscapes - Introduction
- 2. How to Shoot Landscapes - Coastal Shots
- 3. How to Shoot Landscapes - Coastal Extras
- 4. How to Shoot Landscapes - Inland
- 5. How to Shoot Landscapes - Summer Landscapes
- 6. How to Shoot Landscapes - Summer Landscape Extras
- 7. How to Shoot Landscapes - Top Pro Locations
- 8. How to Shoot Landscapes - Essential Gear







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