I wish I could capture all of nature’s majesty, the emotion of the land, and the life spirit of a place.Photo composition refers to how a photographer mixes visual components within their frame. Putting subjects or scenarios into that area may sound simple, but it is anything but. Composition in your photographs can be tough at times, but it is always necessary
Strubs: A brook beneath the mountains.
Valley: From the mountains, a view of Gudalur.
Time Together: Family Time
Seawall: Relax in an evening mood.
Landscape photography compositions should contain just enough detail and components to direct the viewer’s attention to the most significant portions of the picture. Composition is one of the most important parts of photography.
Degenerate: The running period has been completed.
Eventide: The sun is going to slumber.
Eucalyptus trees: Eucalyptus trees in Ooty.
Landscape photography is the art of capturing an outdoor or natural landscape in order to draw the viewer’s focus and attention. It’s easy to become mesmerised by a stunning landscape while we travel and explore. By understanding how to capture it on camera, we can transform a memorable experience into a work of high art. While cityscapes are frequently included in discussions of landscape photography together with nature photography, this is not always the case. Each scenario will offer unique features that guide perspective, camera settings, and photographic techniques to produce the most attractive image.
Dusk: The darker stage of twilight.
The World: The world is like a ball.
Gateway: HDR of Mannanam Church.
Many landscape images feature little or no human activity and are taken in the quest of a pure, unsullied depiction of nature, free of human influence—instead including subjects such as sharply defined landforms, weather, and ambient light.
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All the photos and text in this post are copyright of Ajin Jose, Malappuram, Creative Hut Institute of Photography.Their reproduction, full or part, is forbidden without the explicit approval of the rightful owners.
