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Leading lines are a powerful compositional tool and they are on full display in this eye-catching shot by Daniel. The low perspective heightens the effect of the lines, helping bring the mill in the...
Garry’s Vision and Imagination sure brought this gorgeous landscape to life! The long exposure gives just enough blur to the water and the clouds to make it seem like a dreamscape, while the trees...
Jens Klettenheimer is a master of photographing landscapes, and this image proves it! While most people would photograph a waterfall from the front, Jens demonstrates how finding alternative points...
Abstract photography is difficult to pull off because there’s no identifiable subject, but in this case, Wolfgang Pairitsch makes it look easy! With an almost watercolor painting-like feel, this...
When taking a portrait, having a background that doesn’t interfere with the subject is paramount. In this example by Belly Beautiful, a simple, bright, white background is the perfect backdrop for...
Golden hour isn’t just a time of day when the quality of light is great. It’s also a time in which long, beautiful shadows creep across landscapes for images with improved depth. That’s why this...
Landscapes can sometimes get too crowded with detail, which is why using a frame within a frame can be such a useful tool. Here, Trevor Anderson used the foreground trees to perfectly frame the...
Artur Stanisz shows us how to tackle night photography with this supremely beautiful shot from British Columbia. Note how this isn’t just a shot of the full moon, but that it includes tons of...
This gorgeous black and white image just goes to show how you can evoke a certain mood with color (or the lack thereof). In this case, Bryan went for a haunted vibe, and we think he achieved it...
In landscape photography, using a frame within a frame helps you define the subject and give viewers a more interesting perspective. In this gorgeous photo of Mesa Arch by Robert R. Fletcher, you...