Landscape Photography, Part 2
Using knowledge of light and sharpness, we compose by throwing out conventional wisdom and taking our landscape photography to a new level.
Release Date: 2008-01-15
Lessons
Introduction and Composition
<p>Good composition is all about arranging elements in your image's foreground, middleground, and background</p>
Duration: 11 mins 43 seconds
Discussing Depth of Field
<p>Go over some of the basics of depth of field; what works and why.</p>
Duration: 4 mins 33 seconds
Working with Depth of Field
<p>Adjusting depth of field and using a split grad filter</p>
Duration: 2 mins 56 seconds
Applying What You Have Learned
<p>Think about your subject, about colors, about your exposure, think about depth of field; all before taking your shot</p>
Duration: 5 mins 32 seconds
Working with Dynamic Light
<p>Capture a large range of light by compensating with multiple exposures.</p>
Duration: 2 mins 55 seconds
Blinkies
<p>Use the exposure tools on your digital camera to locate problem areas and fix them by taking and combining multiple exposures.</p>
Duration: 3 mins 38 seconds
The Ultra Wide Pano
<p>Combining horizontal and vertical planes to create an ultra-wide panorama</p>
Duration: 4 mins 35 seconds
Retouching Your Photos
<p>Use your photo-editing software to retouch the photo and lead the viewer's eye to everything you wanted to capture in the field</p>
Duration: 6 mins 22 seconds
Removing Color Cast
<p>Now, back in the studio we can take our digital images and refine the pixel information using our software.</p>
Duration: 9 mins 3 seconds
Assembling the Ultra Wide Pano
<p>Using Photoshop to merge the shots into your ultra wide pano.</p>
Duration: 5 mins 47 seconds
Fisheye Pano
<p>Putting together a pano shot with a fisheye lens.</p>
Duration: 3 mins 43 seconds
8 Stop Image
<p>Assembling an image that is composed of multiple exposures.</p>
Duration: 2 mins 52 seconds
Conclusion
<p>Thanks for following along with the course. Hope you learned a lot.</p>
Duration: 2 mins 5 seconds