Tag Archive | "Landscape"
DPE Podcast 3.15.15 – Rick and Juan answer your questions and we discuss the end of landscape photography
In this episode Rick and Juan answer your questions and we also discuss the end of landscape photography as we know it. Both Rick and Juan love getting and answering your questions. No question is too basic or too advanced, so if you have questions you would like answered, please send them on in and […]
Continue reading...DPE Podcast 08.15.13 – We talk about Landscape Photography with Rob Sheppard and Hal Schmitt
Thursday, August 15, 2013
In this episode of the Digital Photo Experience Podcast, Rick and Juan talk about landscape photography with professional photographers Rob Sheppard and Hal Schmitt. Both Rick and Juan love getting and answering your questions. No question is too basic or too advanced, so if you have questions you would like answered, please send them on […]
Continue reading...A Light Mantra
Monday, July 5, 2010
I think one of the challenges that all photographers face is how to separate the subject from the photograph. A photograph can only be a representation, an interpretation of a subject. If we focus too much on the subject, we can miss the photograph. This is especially common with landscape photography. I once had someone […]
Continue reading...Polarizing Landscapes
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
No, DPE has not become a political blog. There will be no red vs. blue landscapes here. Polarizing landscapes is about the value of a polarizer filter for digital landscape photography. A polarizer is often called a polarizing filter, although it reads polarized light and doesn’t do any polarizing itself, and it is definitely a […]
Continue reading...Landscape Photography / DPE LIVE Podcast Episode #3 April 19, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
Landscape Photography DPE LIVE event, featuring Juan Pons, Rob Sheppard, and Hal “Bull” Schmitt, we answered questions regarding landscape photography submitted by YOU, plus we offered a bunch of tips on landscape photography! The next DPE LIVE event is scheduled for May 11th at 8:00pm EST (GMT -5), 5PM PST, So mark your calendars. To […]
Continue reading...Don’t forget DPE LIVE Tonight / Landscape Photography
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Folks don’t forget the DPE LIVE podcast is tonight at 8PM EST (5PM PST) and the topic will be Landscape Photography. This DPE LIVE show will be hosted by Juan Pons (http://twitter.com/jpons), Rob Sheppard (http://www.robsheppardphoto.com) and Hal “Bull” Schmitt (http://twitter.com/TOPGUN_Shooter). Rob Sheppard has JUST released his latest book The Magic of Digital Landscape Photography. This […]
Continue reading...DPE LIVE / Landscape Photography / April 13 @ 8PM EST
Friday, April 9, 2010
The next DPE LIVE event will be held April 13th at 8PM EST (5PM PST) and the topic will be Landscape Photography. This DPE LIVE show will be hosted by Juan Pons (http://twitter.com/jpons), Rob Sheppard (http://www.robsheppardphoto.com) and Hal “Bull” Schmitt (http://twitter.com/TOPGUN_Shooter). Rob Sheppard has JUST released his latest book The Magic of Digital Landscape Photography. […]
Continue reading...Tilt-shift Lenses and Effects are Too Cool!
Monday, February 1, 2010
Most architectural photographers and many landscape photographers (including my friend Andy Williams who created this wonderful image) rely on tilt-shift lenses to control perspective and depth-of-field . . . among other things. That control comes at a hefty price, which is well worth it for the pro and advanced amateur. If you are on a […]
Continue reading...Shoot it Both Ways
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Here’s a quick tip: When you are talking landscape pictures, take the wide angle view and take a close up view of one of the elements in the scene. This is basically the same thing I recommend when photographing people: Take an environmental shot (subject in the environment) and then take a head shot or […]
Continue reading...Distilling the Scene
Thursday, January 14, 2010
One of the differences between snap-shots and great photographs is what is NOT included in the frame. New photographers tend to include everything they see in their pictures, while experienced photographers are more deliberate about their composition. I don’t mean that experienced photographers always think about the rule of thirds or leading lines, but they […]
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