Canon Beach is an iconic location for landscape photographers. During the winter months, there are fewer vacationers on the beach, and with the timing of the tides, you can be assured that there will be no trace of human footprints in the sand. Since the beach is quite gradual in nature, as the surf rolls [...] The post Canon Beach, Oregon, USA appeared first on Landscape Photography Magazine ..read more

As part of our photo workshop on the Isle of Lewis and Harris, the largest island of Scotland's Outer Hebrides, our guides took us to Mangersta Sea Stacks. I was instantly drawn to these sea stacks as they are remarkably similar to those in my home state of Oregon. We were hoping for stormy weather [...] The post Mangersta Sea Stacks, Isle of Lewis, Scotland appeared first on Landscape Photography Magazine ..read more

Traveling to Patagonia feels like a journey to the edge of the world, both geographically and figuratively speaking. Patagonia runs along the southern tip of the South American continent, straddling Chile and Argentina. Torres del Paine National Park in Chile is the crown jewel of this region, which is marked by dramatic massifs, glaciers, and [...] The post Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, Chile appeared first on Landscape Photography Magazine ..read more

Downpatrick Head is unique and magical. If you look closely, the cliffs' surfaces seem to have been cut as if they were slices of cake. The feature of Downpatrick Head is Dun Briste, also known as the 'broken fort'. It is a piece of cliff left isolated in the middle of the sea, imposing and [...] The post Dun Briste, Downpatrick Head, Ireland appeared first on Landscape Photography Magazine ..read more

In November 2008, my wife and I spent 3 weeks in Vietnam. During our visit, we had a driver and a qualified guide. The morning I took this shot, we were in Ha Long Bay (Hạ Long means "descending dragon"). Hạ Long Bay has an area of around 600 square miles and contains 1,969 islets, [...] The post The Dragon Paradise, Ha Long Bay, Vietnam appeared first on Landscape Photography Magazine ..read more

Living near the coast provides opportunities for frequent sunset seascapes, and this particular evening didn't disappoint. As high tide approached, I chose a camera location on the bluff overlooking the sea, with an idea of where the cloud cover would enhance the reflective qualities of the light. I attached my polarizer and 3-stop ND filter [...] The post North Coast Sunset, California, USA appeared first on Landscape Photography Magazine ..read more

Secret Beach in Oregon is not secret, but it is not easy to find. A short, steep hike down to this beach brings you to one of the prettiest places on the Oregon coast. I have been there at various times of day and night, trying to photograph the scene under different light and compositions. [...] The post Secret Beach, Oregon, USA appeared first on Landscape Photography Magazine ..read more

The afternoon started easily enough: I parked and walked along a beautiful Irish beach along the Copper Coast. However, soon, I found myself scrambling over moss-covered rocks until I arrived at a stone outcropping reaching out into the rising Atlantic tide. Spotting a small stone arch above, I crawled up the rocks until I could [...] The post Copper Coast, Ireland appeared first on Landscape Photography Magazine ..read more

What a wonderful site to see on my early morning sea walk. The lead lines all came together to guide the way to the beautiful stacks. I am always amazed at how nature creates such amazing scenes, which vary with each new day's dawning. I was thankful for the low tide so that I would [...] The post Shi-Shi Beach, Washington, USA appeared first on Landscape Photography Magazine ..read more

During the Peninsular War (1807-1814), Portugal was invaded by French armies on three occasions. In March 1809, the French Marshal Soult (1769-1851) began the second invasion through the northern corridor. On May 17, 1809, faced with the Anglo-Portuguese army under the command of British Marshal Sir Arthur Wellesley (1769-1852), the French army retreated, passing near [...] The post Montalegre, Vila Real, Portugal appeared first on Landscape Photography Magazine ..read more