
Choose a sturdy landscape tripod by assessing load capacity, height, and head type (ball head for beginners). Ensure it extends low for foreground shots and compare aluminium and carbon fiber.
learn how a wide-angle lens broadens your landscape shots with a field of view, compare kit and premium lenses, and explore rental and research tips to choose the right lens.
Mastering editing is essential for landscape photography; learn to fix distortions, remove unwanted elements, and enhance dynamic range, focus stacking, and dodge and burn with Photoshop or Lightroom.
Master the use of filters in landscape photography, focusing on polarizing filter, neutral density filter, and graduated anti filter to create effects editing cannot mimic.
Learn to use a ten-stop neutral density filter with a square holder to create dramatic long exposures, calculating exposure with a mobile app and base-shot references.
master focus stacking in photoshop to achieve front-to-back sharpness by auto aligning and auto blending layers, with lightroom prep and layer masking.
Follow the six-step landscape photography checklist to plan, compose, and protect gear. Begin 15–20 minutes before golden hour, test shot, bracket, and consider filters and focus options.
Do you want to learn the art of Landscape Photography in a complete way in one place?
Then this is the right course for you!
Because this course has been designed in such a way that it covers EVERYTHING you need to know about Landscape Photography and it's perfect for both beginners as well as people are who are looking to learn the advanced concepts.
What makes this course so different is that it's divided in into 4 phases to make the learning really sequential and practical:
PHASE 1
In Phase 1, we will be learning about the Principles of Landscape Photography. These Principles are:
Principle #1 - Shooting during the Golden Hours
Principle #2 - Getting the Foreground in the Composition
Principle #3 - Where to focus in Landscape Photography? Hyperfocal Distance
Principle #4- Understanding the Usage of Aperture in Landscape Photography
Principle #5- Rules of Thirds and Leading Lines Composition Principles
Principle #6 - How to buy a good Tripod?
Principle #7 - Using a Wide-Angle Lens
Principle #8 - Understanding the Importance of Editing
Principle #9 - Understanding Dynamic Range (HDR)
Principle #10 - The Importance of Using Filters in Landscape Photography
PHASE 2
In Phase 2, we will be learning about the usage of different FILTERS and ACCESSORIES used in Landscape Photography via practical demonstrations and field exercises.
Usage of Polarizing Filters to Cut out Reflections and Haze
Usage of Neutral Density (ND) Filters for Long Exposure Photography
Usage of Graduated Neutral Density (GND) Filters to get a better sky
Focus Stacking
Usage of Photoshop and Lightroom for Different Post-Processing Techniques
PHASE 3
In this part, we will be testing our LANDSCAPE SHOOTING PROCESS, which is a checklist of steps which you will have to take in order to take a perfect Landscape shot.
This test will be done in a familiar environment which is not too far away from our home so we don't invest any effort till the time we know exactly what we are doing.
PHASE 4
After we have tested our checklist, we will be putting all that we have learned by taking a proper landscape shot in a proper environment.
Throughout this course, we will be also be learning about a lot of other important settings, techniques, gear and accessories that are very useful in Landscape Photography.
About me
I'm Kush Sharma. For the last 10 years, I have taught Photography and Videography professionally to over 45,000 students from over 160 countries via my online courses and workshops.
I hope you will join me in this adventure! :)