Photographing a grand landscape it pays to pause and carefully consider the compositional possibilities
With the sun low in the sky, the scene is strongly side-lit which has the effect of giving the features in the landscape some dimensionality.
Striated rocks, varying colours, shapes, curving lines, the play of light, the photographic possibilities are endless.
the importance of including both foreground and background subject matter to add a sense of depth to a photograph.
Early morning and the full moon hangs over Egypt’s Valley of the Queens.
Stormy weather over the Andaman Sea provides drama to a landscape image.
An imperfect panorama. Compiled from a series of 4 photographs taken on 35mm colour negative film and with no attempt at a “seamless” result.
Spring in Porongurup National Park, Western Australia, and a field of wild daisies extends to the national park’s impressive granite rock outcrops.
The mirror like waters of the Okavango Delta can provide some wonderful reflections.