Sometimes a beginner or more advanced photographer contacts me and asks, how could I improve my landscape photos.
At my beginnings I mostly took photos at the very wide angle, for the beginner in landscape photography that is quite normal, because I haven't had such sharp and “highly trained” eyes, .With years of practice the eyes “learned” to see more, as they have at the beginning of my photographic journey.
Then after a while you realize, that there is something missing in your photos and you would like to improve. I achived my progress, when I started to notice distant motives and objects, that I didn't before, then I started to photograph them with telephoto lenses. With this my photography got to the whole new level.
Here are some examples . In the left photos are marked motifs, which are then photographed with a telephoto lens on the right side. (Click on the photos to enlarge them)
Lenart, towards the Holy Trinity at 36 mm (Nikon 24-85 VR) a few minutes later, 300 mm (Nikon 70-300 VR)
Pohorje, shot into the valley at 85mm (Nikon 24-85 VR) later 240mm (Nikon 70-300)
Austrian Styria, 70mm (Nikon 24-85 VR) later, 300 mm (Nikon 70-300 VR)
I hope, that some will find this advice handy, Enjoy taking pictures. :)
8 comments(-) “Look into the distance, How to improve your landscape photos”
Peter · 31. March, 2016 at 21:18
Thank you ☺
Villa · 31. March, 2016 at 17:35
Bravo and congratulations for the beautiful explained and shared with others. There is little such. I hope that we will also remain ever managed to do such beautiful photos.
Peter · 4. March, 2016 at 17:01
Thank you very much :)
Marcio · 4. March, 2016 at 16:56
Nicely explained and clearly indicated. Great photos. But they are also taking a pravm time. I use it myself on several occasions, telephoto lens can. But I didn't think, to get such great designs. It is true, These are experience. Nice, to share with us…… :-) Rare share knowledge in Slo. ;-)
Peter · 3. March, 2016 at 21:20
Well, I wish a lot of success
Bojan · 3. March, 2016 at 20:27
Alone due to the naturalistic orientation and trekking from mostly, This knowledge will help me expand the activity
Peter · 3. March, 2016 at 18:37
I'm glad g. Vinko. ☺
Vinko · 3. March, 2016 at 18:00
I also sometimes after capture wide angle (17- 40) playing with teleobjektivom 70-200, Sometimes it “renew of working with 2 x. The use of lee's spill-over filters in the calf area as well. Peter, I have to admit, you're my role model for provincial photo photography. Greetings from Bela Krajina, Vinko
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