mrjcall Loc: Woodfin, NC

Some pretty esoteric suggestions, most of which I try to follow, but it's always a work in progress , eh?

https://photographylife.com/landscapes/five-advanced-landscape-photography-tips?utm_source=Photography+Life+Newsletter&utm_campaign=9be6f59527-newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_74d1711c3d-9be6f59527-183980481#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=five-advanced-landscape-photography-tips

Dr.Nikon Loc: Honolulu Hawaii

JC .., thnx ..always a work in progress ...every article counts ...thnx for posting ..

camerapapi Loc: Miami, Fl.

I read the article because I have a subscription to Photography Life. Spencer Cox is an excellent landscape photographer and his articles are always full of facts and very interesting.
Scouting, if time allows, is a great way to find places to photograph. I would say using a tripod makes the camera very steady and helps with the visual design.
Trying to convey emotion in a photograph is not always easy but can be done, especially if the subject lends itself to convey an emotion like his beautiful photograph of the mountains and the storm.
Thank you for posting this.

Diocletian

Thanks for posting this, it's a good reminder....

loosecanon Loc: Central Texas

Thanks for sharing. A very helpful article.