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Hi,
I've just started to look more towards doing landscape photography. I've done some bits and bobs with what I had but I'm looking to do it properly in locations I need to hill walk to get to etc as well as sun rises and sunsets. I've only done one sunset before and I liked the photo. I just need some tips to be well rounded.
I've got a 16-35 f/4, Lee 105mm Landscape polariser, Lee Big Stopper, Kood soft edge ND grads 2 and 4 stops. Is there potentially any more kit that I could require to get started out in capturing sunrises and sunsets? Also can anyone point me in good material for certain situations that can arrise when shooting landscapes i.e. shooting into the sun, haze etc please?
I've watched many videos on YouTube about landscape photography but the most I can get out of the videos I've watched is about composition and basics of using filters even though I already know that.
Thanks
P.S. I've also attached a couple of my landscape images which were taken a while back. At the time I'd had a 17-40mm and pretty much the other filters listed above except for the polariser. I'd appreciate feedback, critique etc on them
Buachaille Etive Mor by Kris Blair, on Flickr
TitanCrane by Kris Blair, on Flickr
TitanCraneSilhouette by Kris Blair, on Flickr
I've just started to look more towards doing landscape photography. I've done some bits and bobs with what I had but I'm looking to do it properly in locations I need to hill walk to get to etc as well as sun rises and sunsets. I've only done one sunset before and I liked the photo. I just need some tips to be well rounded.
I've got a 16-35 f/4, Lee 105mm Landscape polariser, Lee Big Stopper, Kood soft edge ND grads 2 and 4 stops. Is there potentially any more kit that I could require to get started out in capturing sunrises and sunsets? Also can anyone point me in good material for certain situations that can arrise when shooting landscapes i.e. shooting into the sun, haze etc please?
I've watched many videos on YouTube about landscape photography but the most I can get out of the videos I've watched is about composition and basics of using filters even though I already know that.
Thanks
P.S. I've also attached a couple of my landscape images which were taken a while back. At the time I'd had a 17-40mm and pretty much the other filters listed above except for the polariser. I'd appreciate feedback, critique etc on them
Buachaille Etive Mor by Kris Blair, on Flickr
TitanCrane by Kris Blair, on Flickr
TitanCraneSilhouette by Kris Blair, on Flickr
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