What can you do if the lens you’re using isn’t wide enough to fit in the entire scene you want to capture? We look at the factors involved in shooting and stitching panoramic images.
Living off the land
A sheep property an hour’s bumpy drive from a small town in Central Queensland is an unlikely place to base a photography business. But that hasn’t deterred Lisa Alexander.
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Glenmaggie Abstract
By Graeme O’Rourke.
How to create compelling reflections
Tips on locating and photographing the many different forms of water reflections, from dramatic landscapes to detailed macro compositions.
Kilchurn Castle
By David Scott.
The Castle Tail
By Gavin Kellett.
Monochrome conversion tips
Different ways to create monochrome images – and how they can be improved with additional editing.
Cameras and lenses for landscape photography
While tradition says you need a high-level camera with a high-quality wide-angle lens to take great landscape photos, many different types of cameras and lenses can produce impressive results.
Arthurs Lake – The Drowned Forest
Arthurs Lake is located in the central highlands of Tasmania, Australia. The man-made lake has a submerged forest that gives the area an unusual, haunting beauty, especially during the early morning mist or sunset.
Just Hanging There
By Gail Hinshaw.