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Birds<\/a><\/p>\n Flowers<\/a><\/p>\n Insects and Spiders<\/a><\/p>\n Nature – General Topics<\/a><\/p>\n When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence. – Ansel Adams<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Landscapes<\/strong><\/p>\n Creating Cloud Stacks in Photography<\/a> Creating Harmonious Flow in Landscape Photos<\/a><\/strong> Earth Portraits: How to Photograph Close-ups in Landscapes<\/a><\/strong> \tCommentary: Learn how nature and landscape photographers share a common responsibility to preserve the natural world. Photographing Snow<\/a><\/strong> Lewis Kemper: A \u201cLight\u201d Photographer<\/a><\/strong> Nature Photography: Compose Your Own Mona Lisa 7 Common Landscape Photography Mistakes & Solutions<\/a><\/strong> Nature Photography Locations: When Plans Change <\/strong><\/a> 7 Tips for Composing Fall Photos<\/strong> Fall Foliage Photography Tips<\/a> Photographing Thunderstorms<\/a><\/strong> Landscape Photography: Death Valley<\/a><\/strong> Landscape Photography or “Bigfoot”?<\/a><\/strong> Photographing Hawaii – Part 1: Moving Water<\/a><\/strong> Photographing Hawaii – Part 2: Venturing into the Lava Fields<\/a><\/strong> Tips for Making Terrific Landscape Photos<\/a><\/strong> Photographing in Antarctica<\/a><\/strong> Winter Wonderland: Photographing Fresh Snow<\/a><\/strong> White of Winter: How to Capture & Work with Snow Photos<\/a><\/strong> Photographing the Colors of Autumn<\/a><\/strong> Photography: A Merger of Your Senses, Words & Photo Skills to Create Photo Memories<\/a><\/strong> Weather, Light & Trees: New Twists to Old Photo Subjects <\/a><\/strong> Landscape Photography: Accessing Your Photo Options<\/a><\/strong> The Solitude of Winter<\/a><\/strong> Changing Light: Photographing the Landscape in All Types of Light and Weather<\/a><\/strong> Photographing Frozen Beauty A Different Kind of Moon Photo<\/a> Sea<\/strong>scapes & Water<\/strong><\/p>\n Photographing Waterfalls<\/strong><\/a> Seascape Photography<\/a><\/strong> Photographing Hawaii – Part 1: Moving Water<\/a><\/strong> Photographing Water: Silky Water Effects and Reflections<\/a><\/strong> WATER: A Life Theme & Photographic Playground<\/a><\/strong> Reflections: They’re More than Just a Photo<\/a><\/strong> Water-in-Motion<\/a>![\"Image](\"http:\/\/www.apogeephoto.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/Photo_Main-Pages\/Landscapes_MichaelLeggero.jpg\")
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\nStack ’em high! Learn how to make multiple photos and use an image stacking software program to make one image.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n
\nLearn about foreground to background flow using lines, layers, textures, and color.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n
\nLearn how to extract the details out of a scene.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n\n
\nCommentary by Lee Watson\n<\/dl>\n
\nGet tips on getting around, photo subjects, exposure, condensation issues and more.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n
\nLandscape photographer and educator creates stunning images with the use of light, color and composition.
\nInterview by Noella Ballenger<\/p>\n
\n<\/a><\/strong> Learn how to create nature photos – visualize a scene, slow down and arrange the compositional elements.
\nBy Jeff Mitchum<\/p>\n
\nFrom horizon lines and lens to composition and light, this article will help you make stunning landscape images.
\nBy Michael Leggero<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong> You’ve arrived – ready for the adventure! Make changing trip plans part of the adventure.
\nBy Michael Leggero<\/p>\n
\nLearn about photo light, color and the color wheel, lines and texture to compose autumn photos.
\nBy Jeff Parker<\/a><\/p>\n
\nGet ready for autumn. Learn how make great images of those colorful leaves.
\nBy Juergen Roth and Marla Meier<\/p>\n
\nLearn how to track them and techniques on composition, gear, lighting, and safety.
\nBy Michael Leggero<\/p>\n
\nTravel to eastern California, where a diverse ecosystem awaits and awakens your physical and photographic senses.
\nBy Michael Leggero<\/p>\n
\nVisit the Olympic Peninsula – home for Sasquatch. There are incredible photo opportunities as you explore an amazing ecosystem.
\nBy Michael Leggero<\/p>\n
\nPick up some great tips on how to get around and make images of waterfalls, streams, and rivers.
\nBy Michael Leggero<\/p>\n
\nTake a photo adventure to the K\u012blauea Volcano lava flow. Get some tips on how to get around and make photos.
\nBy Michael Leggero<\/p>\n
\nPick up some great ideas on how to create beautiful images – prairies and deserts to the mountains and streams and waterfalls to the sea.
\nBy Noella Ballenger<\/p>\n
\nTake a photographic journey to the wilderness called the White Continent-mountains, glaciers, icebergs and penguins.
\nBy Cliff and Doris Kolber<\/p>\n
\nRead some composition ideas and techniques – sunrise, sunset, civil twilight, HDR and more.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n
\nGet compositional tips on how to keep the white of snow white, from histograms and exposure settings on your camera to post production work in Photoshop.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n
\nLearn how to make your images real “eye catchers” when creating color photos of fall.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n
\nLearn how to share your photographic vision and make a connection with your viewer. Travel to California’s Carrizo Plain.
\nBy Noella Ballenger<\/p>\n
\nGet tips for taking photos of trees–use weather and light to enhance your photos.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n
\nLearn what qualities of design will make the best landscape photos.
\nBy Noella Ballenger<\/p>\n
\nVisit a winter wonderland with snow covered landscape photography.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n
\nBy Dave Potter<\/p>\n
\n<\/a><\/strong>Learn how to photograph the scenes of winter while surviving the challenges of the cold.
\nBy Brenda Tharp<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Learn how to plan and execute your own moon photo in with landscapes.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n
\nLearn how to use compose and use shutter speed and exposure to create the beauty of rushing water.
\nBy Jim Altengarten<\/p>\n
\nGuidelines for camera equipment and settings, composition and the elements of design.
\nBy Edwin Brosens<\/p>\n
\nPhoto tips on how to get around and capture great images of waterfalls, streams, and rivers.
\nBy Michael Leggero<\/p>\n
\nLearn how to create photos by including both moving or still waters in your images.
\nBy Juergen Roth<\/p>\n
\nLearn how to create photo subject Life Themes – when and how to use those photo subjects for photo creativity.
\nBy Noella Ballenger<\/p>\n
\nLearn how to reflect on yourself and your evolution as a photographer and see water reflections.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Here’s an opportunity to learn some photo techniques from Andy Long when shooting fast moving water.
\nBy Andy Long<\/p>\n