TIP: These ‘golden’ hours are great for landscapes for a number of reasons – none the least of which is the ‘golden’ light that it often presents us with. The other reason that I love these times is the angle of the light and how it can impact a scene – creating interesting patterns, dimensions and textures.
Plains and Prairies
Wide-open spaces such as plains and prairies are among the hardest landscapes of all to photograph well because often they lack an obvious point of interest. In most cases, the huge scope of the scene is one of the things you're trying to communicate. Even so, remember that viewers need something on which to focus. Look for an element peculiar to that place and use it as a point of interest that says something about the scene and imparts a sense of scale. You don't want the viewer's eyes to wander aimlessly around the frame, so use whatever might be available to lead him into the image—a winding road, a stream, or a fence line, for example.
Like every forest, every plain has its own personality, so hunt around until you have found an angle and composition that reflect it. What is the most important feature of this particular place? Think about the sky. Do you want a lot or a little of it? A clear blue sky might best reflect the character of one plain, a brewing storm another. Remember the rule of thirds. If the sky is important, place the horizon along the bottom third division of the frame. If it is not, put it along the upper third.
Photographers:
Lina Gunawan
http://1x.com/member/linagunawan224
Nature Photographs
Took image in RAW format by getting a higher vantage point and using a high aperture.
https://500px.com/photo/6228115/the-symphony-of-northern-lights-by-noppawat-charoensinphon
Landscape photography, especially the Northern Lights
Bangkok Thailand
Used long exposure and shot in RAW
https://500px.com/olgertas
Wedding Photography, Landscapes, Flower photography
Rivne Ukraine
Used a tripod and shot in RAW
LIST:
Filters for Black & White
Neutral Density (ND) Filter
Filters for Color
Spare Batteries
Flashlight
Lenses
Tripod
Photoshop
Camera
And the most important piece of equipment of all: your brain.
2. FM 1626
Green Belt
Downtown
Lake in Meridian
Golf Course
Hamilton Pool
College Station
Winery
Salt Lick
Soccer Field





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