The work of Emmanuel Coupe has been published in a variety of media ranging from magazines, books, calendars, posters etc. He has also recently published his first book called "SAMOS, A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY", based on his images taken on the Island of Samos in Greece. - Read more

Tony Sheffield is an Australian photogrpaher who mainly shots people, architecture and landscapes. - Read more

I'm 20 years old and live in New York. I have been doing photography for about 6 years. I love to take photos of landscapes and nature but I do other stuff as well. I'm currently attending Onondaga Community College for a degree in photography. I'm available for hire in the Central New York area if you need any type of photos done. - Read more

Fine Art Landscape and Nature Photography from the Pacific Northwest and Beyond. Also specializing in pet portraits, Dog agility event shooting, Horse events and manyt more - Read more

Growing up in the south coast of England, with the New Forest on his doorstep, Adam Burton's photographic interest began with a passion for his unique natural surroundings. This love of the natural world enabled Adam to develop a photographic style which was dedicated to capturing the essence of wild and rural landscapes. - Read more

Greg Hocking is a Master of Photography and Fellow of the Australian Institute of Professional Photography, and was awarded the AIPP Australian Landscape Photographer of the Year in 1997 and 1999 as well as the WA Landscape photographer of the Year for 1996 and 1998. - Read more

My new photography BLOG will be updated daily with images ive taken from around the world. - Read more

Website dedicated to travel and landscape photography, travelogues, stock photos, fine art prints - Read more

Australian Land and Seascape photography. - Read more

A collection of my travel, landscape and portrait photography.  Icluded are shots from Austalia, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, US, UK and Ireland - Read more

Winter Landscapes: Make the most of winter weather for unusual photographs

By William Sawalich Winter is the perfect time to stay inside. It’s cold outside, there might be snow on the ground, or at least gray, rainy days. Winter sure seems like the perfect season to avoid outdoor photography. In truth, though, winter weather affords you the opportunity to make interesting landscape photos that aren't available the rest of the year. Here’s how to make the most of it.

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Landscape Photography Tips

While most people and animals won’t sit still for a second, landscapes don’t move an inch. That gives you the opportunity to set up a tripod at exactly the right spot, setting it to the right height, take multiple exposures lasting longer than 20 seconds, and control almost everything to perfection. If one shot fails miserably with exposure, indicated by a blinking highlight warning from your camera, just take another shot.

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Practical HDR: What to do when the light is too extreme for one shot

HDR, or high dynamic range, is a digital imaging technology that allows us to go beyond the limitations of our cameras and their sensors. With this technique, we can make pictures that are closer to what we actually saw with our eyes—photographs that represent the world in more realistic renditions that simply weren’t possible in the past, even with film.

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