Get Creative With Abstract Landscape Photography

In this video, I share what happened when I tried to spend a day shooting abstract landscape photography.

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[stewartlogie]

So many really nice shots and great advice within such a short video. Concentrated goodness! 👏

[deejaybeephoto]

Love the shots Robin and food for thought with some practical tips presnted concisely. Thank you!

[chrisbartlett]

Excellent examples of intimate landscapes that in some of the photos look like much wider landscapes.

[petermaddern]

Excellent video. Lots to think about. Thanks Robin.

[danbuchman]

Great advice Robin and your examples illustrate what you’re saying. And… the photos are very good as well. Happy holidays!

[stevehageman]

Thanks for sharing. It takes a brave man to admit his mistakes (but we learn so much faster from it). :-)

[nickshepherd]

Thank you Robin…you make some excellent points. 👍👍👍

[alangauld]

Loved the B&W shot of the sand, it actually looks like an aerial shot of a desert and mountains. One of the things I like about abstracts is when they fool me into thinking I'm looking at something much bigger than it really is. I rarely shoot them but this has made me feel like going out abstract hunting. And good practical tips too.

[SteveONions]

Great video Robin, totally agree that trying to do both abstract and big scenes together doesn’t work (I was trying to do the same!).

[ianbrowne]

12 month behind ; but do you have any editing (affinity) tips of tricks for such subjects (sand patterns) that I photograph ( never shoot ;)) a lot, however I'm never happy with most. That could be because I follow (compare) the wonderful work by Julieanne Kost