10 Tips To Improve Your landscape Photography

Landscape Photography is now more popular than ever before! I thought I would share some of the tips that I've learnt over the years, in order to help you improve your work.

1. Gear
2. Angle
3. Light
4. Using People
5. Learn About Your Subject
6. Tripod
7. Be Creative
8. Learn From Others
9. Practice
10. Enjoy The View

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**PRODUCTS I USE**

CAMERAS
Canon G7X Mark II
Nikon D7100
GoPro Hero4 Silver

LENSES
Nikon 70-300mm Lens
Nikon 18-140mm lens
Sigma 17-50mm Lens

FILTERS
Lee Filter Foundation Kit
Lee Circular Polariser Filter
Lee Soft Graduated Filters
Lee Little Stopper
Lee Big Stopper

TRIPODS
Manfrotto BeFree Tripod
Carbon Fibre K&F Tripod
Joby Gorillapod

ACCESSORIES
Lowepro Flipside 400 Camera Backpack
Micromuff WInd Muffler
Lee Lense Caps

COMPUTERS AND ACCESSORIES
Apple Macbook Pro 13"
Memory Card Reader
Apple USB adapter

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[richlovin]

Kim, I have been doing photography as a hobby and a business for 60 years. You advice was excellent, especially about the gear. My first camera was a 4x5 view camera and my first 35mm camera was a new 1960 fully manual Nikon F with a handheld light meter. If I still had that old Nikon F I would not feel limited. Keep on posting to Yputube, you are adding value.

[SteveZodiac]

Thanks Kim for those words of wisdom and bags of positivity!!

[LadyJaneG]

Super tips!! The most important one for me was DONT FORGET TO ENJOY THE VIEW!!

[charlesgardner]

Thanks for tips and advice and for the confidence and motivation to get back out and enjoy photograph again.

[ArthurFinny]

You are so RIGHT! Now a days the technology allows EVERYONE to take great quality photos. But the problem with landscape photography is that it seems easy but it's not. Professionals make it look easy. Now landscape photography is not really my cup of tea, but i have tried it and can appreciate the work behind a great landscape photo. It's just one of those things that's easy to learn but difficult to master !
Great video !

[阿松-uj]

Learn a lot from your video, thank you!

[mrwhiffy]

Great video Kim, your advice is so useful. Glad to know that i'm not the only one who feels a little self conscious when using a tripod in public. Your enthusiasm comes through really well and your love of photography is obvious. Good luck with your future project

[royjenkins-packer]

Really great wisdom of words. Your presentation is inspiring, love it, keep it up. 😊

[snappymike]

Hi Kim thanks for another inspiring video. I run a U3A photography group
for beginners and I have lost count of the number of time members have said they
cant join because they have not got a good enough camera. I agree Its not the
camera its person that holding it. Many of the groups best shots have been
taken on older 6/8 megapixel compact and an iPhone. I shall be forwarding this vlog to them.
Keep up the great work

[dominikotocan]

Challenging yourself to shoot in any light is actually awesome advice! I mostly go out during sunset because I always hear everyone saying things like "harsh sunlight is not good for photos" etc. You just made me want to bring my camera everywhere at any time and try to make interesting photos, thank you for this.

[snoozinglion]

All good tips Kim!

Thanks for sharing....

[lakesrhino]

Thanks, some good tips there especially about enjoying being out there, a lot of people seem to miss that. I do like your positivity I think that is key also.

[PaulGJohnsonphotography]

I was going to make a similar video but now i don't need to bother. You covered all the important points. BEST tips video I've seen in a long time. Thanks for posting.

[acidsnow]

those are some mad tips and tricks!
thanks for sharing! really enjoyed this :)

[donhuff]

Excellent video. I like your take on getting to know something about the area you are photographing. Thanks and looking forward to more of your videos.

[markfisher]

Excellent down to earth advice , great video.

[jcben]

Thanks for those precious advices. I hope to come to one of ypur workshop soon.

[RS.Outdoors]

Some good advice and Rattray lighthouse is a great place to visit. However the road to it is a nightmare.

[mickalbans]

Another good video kim. Agree that at first you are selfconcous but you find people are fascinated and find it can start interesting conversations especially when using a tripod.

[GarrickGillettePhotography]

Nice job Kim....really enjoyed it. Meaning and heartfelt advice! Good stuff.