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Capture Landscapes is a provider of Landscape Photography Tutorials & Resources. Regardless of your ambitions and skill level, Capture Landscapes has what you need to improve your photography.
Capture Landscapes
1M ago
I often hear people say "It's not about the gear, but the photographer behind it". While this statement is true in many ways, there is no secret that professional photographers rely heavily one selected pieces of equipment. Some techniques are simply not possible without the right gear, at least not if you want a picture of high quality. In this article I will share with you what professionals regards as essential equipment for landscape photography.
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Capture Landscapes
3M ago
It’s no secret that modern cameras have come a long way when dealing with digital noise. You don’t have to go many years back since we laughed at the idea of achieving noise-free images at ISOs such as 6400 and up. Today, that’s normal. While camera sensors can handle digital noise better than ever, we […]
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Capture Landscapes
4M ago
Adobe Photoshop offers endless possibilities, which is why photographers and designers alike consider it one of the most important software programs. However, with endless possibilities comes an abundance of confusing settings and tools. There are few “quick” fixes, and many techniques require multiple steps, which can be quite time-consuming. That’s why it’s important to understand […]
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Capture Landscapes
4M ago
If you’ve read some of our post-processing articles, you might have heard the terms Destructive and Non-Destructive editing mentioned. But what exactly do they mean? What is the difference between a Destructive and Non-Destructive workflow? Why does it matter, and what should you be doing? In this article, I’ll answer that and more. I’ll show […]
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Capture Landscapes
5M ago
Have you seen images where the water looks soft and silky, almost unreal? Or cars’ taillights transformed into long red lines with clouds blurred and stretched across the sky? You might have thought that these images were heavily manipulated in an advanced photo editor, but that’s not the case. They’re actually the result of an […]
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Capture Landscapes
8M ago
Adobe Lightroom has made some significant advances in recent years, including the recent introduction of the Generative AI tool. Photoshop has always done better for complex healing or spot removals, but this might be about to change.
Lightroom’s new Remove tool, more specifically, Generative AI, has yet again raised the question of “how much longer is Photoshop needed”.
That’s a question for another time, but in this Lightroom Generative AI review, we’ll take an in-depth look at just how good this tool is, how you can use it, and what you need to be aware of.
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Capture Landscapes
10M ago
Imagine yourself standing out in spectacular scenery, photographing a beautiful sunset. Everything is in place to capture a great photo. However, there’s one issue. You can’t get both the landscape and sky correctly exposed. No matter what you do, either the sky is too bright, or the landscape is too dark.
Does this sound familiar? Don’t worry. It’s an extremely common situation for landscape photographers, and often, it comes down to limitations within the camera.
This is where exposure blending comes into the picture; a technique photographers use to overcome dynamic range limita ..read more
Capture Landscapes
11M ago
Photoshop is a big and complex world that tends to scare new photographers away. This is understandable, and while it might not feel comforting, most professionals have felt the frustration of trying to “crack the code.”
While software such as Lightroom, DxO PhotoLab 7, or Luminar Neo are brilliant for image processing, there’s no getting around the fact that Photoshop offers more advanced tools that will impact your photo editing workflow.
Layers and Masks are two of Photoshop’s main advantages. Implementing them instantly gives you a huge leap forward in the digital darkroom.
But there’s ano ..read more
Capture Landscapes
1y ago
Capturing images that are tack-sharp from the immediate foreground to the distant background becomes nearly impossible when using ultra-wide-angle lenses. Especially if you’re positioning your lens near the foreground element.
We know that the best aperture for landscape photography is between f/7.1 and f/13. This is the go-to range for most landscape photographers, but when using extreme wide-angle compositions, it’s quite likely you’ll return home to find half the images out of focus. Unfortunately, this happens way too often. Even a narrow aperture such as f/22 won’t give you the perfect fr ..read more
Capture Landscapes
1y ago
Income generated from your photography can be as diverse as the landscapes we photograph. With visual media required from brands, businesses, publishers, and creative clients, there’s a world of opportunity awaiting those seeking a career as a freelance photographer.
If you’ve considered blending your love of travel with a photography career or are just keen to dabble by licensing the odd image, getting photos published, or working on creative campaigns, this article will share a few insights into how you can get started.
Firstly, one common misconception surrounding a freelance photography ca ..read more