landscapes

Article: Destination Holland: Focus on Flowers.If you enjoy photographing flowers, 2012 is the best year to visit Holland.

Yes, it's the middle of winter, so why talk about flowers? The Floriade, a gigantic floral exposition which happens every 10 years, will take place this spring in Holland. It's time to make travel plans!

Article: The Golden Hour—AdoramaTV.Digital Photography 1 on 1

What is the Magic (or Golden) Hour, and why do photographers value it? Mark Wallace explains...watch this to the very end for one of the more painful out-takes of the series!

Article: Panoramas—AdoramaTV.Digital Photography 1 on 1

Adorama Photography TV presents panoramic photography. This week Mark Wallace shows you how to take a series of photos and stitch them together into a large, seamless panoramic photo.

Article: Using Aperture and Shutter Speed Creatively.Use Motion and Depth Of Field In Your Photos

While digital cameras offer the potential to bring back better pictures more easily, I find many aspiring photographers are overwhelmed and confused by the technology and abundant options for shooting. It's time to focus on the essentials, and then take advantage of the technological enhancements.

Article: Wide-Angle Macro Photography.Mini landscapes at 1:1 magnification

I enjoy working with different equipment to get ‘close’ to subjects with a camera, but I especially like adding thin extension tubes to shorter focal length lenses to create wide angle close-ups.

Article: FAQ: What is the “Sunny 16” rule?.More than a fair weather friend for photographers

Here's a simple trick to help you get perfect exposures on bright, sunny days...without a meter!

Article: Mastering Graduated Neutral-Density Filters.From the Perfect Picture School of Photography

Adorama's online photo learning partner, the Perfect Picture School of Photography, is are very happy to add Glenn Randall as an instructor. Here he shows how to use graduated ND filters for landscape photography.

Article: PhotoZAP 64: Hilltop Village.Our critics praise and pan your pictures

“The range of tonalities is reminiscent of the kind of result one might get on film using the Zone System.”—Mason Resnick

Article: PhotoZAP 58: Palette Expander.Our critics praise and pan your pictures

“Here's a great example of making HDRI and bracketing work for you.”—Jack Howard

Article: Nature Photographer, Carl Heilman II—AdoramaTV.How'd They Do That?

Adorama Photography TV presents "How'd They Do That" featuring Carl Heilman II. In this episode, Carl Heilman II explains how to get panoramic and standard format nature photography shots with techniques he has learned.

Article: PhotoZAP 40: Pink sky country.Our critics praise and pan your pictures

“I’m not quite sure I understand the logic of the simulated infrared here.”—Mason Resnick

Article: PhotoZAP 32: The View From Kilimanjaro.Our critics praise and pan your pictures

“This is a great shot from a pocketable camera!” —Jack Howard

Article: PhotoZAP 31: Night or Day?.Our critics praise and pan your pictures

"Overall, there's just too much darkness in this frame."—Jack Howard

Article: PhotoZAP 30: Tequila Sunset.Our critics praise and pan your pictures

“What's not to love about a perfectly executed silhouette shot against a gorgeous sky?” —Jack Howard

Article: PhotoZAP 15: Lost in a Fog.Our critics praise and pan your pictures

“The fisherman was placed dead center, and the image lacks punch.”—Mason Resnick

Blog: The Photographer's Ephemeris is way cool.Steven Trainor, An Englishman living in Colorado, has made a fantastic new tool for photographers.

When and where the sun and moon rises and sets can make a world of difference for stunning images. And this freeware program helps you figure it all out!

Article: 5 Fall foliage photography tips.Capture the mood, the color, the season

Are you a leaf peeper? Turn your passion into photographic unreality by following these five basic, practical autumn leaf photography tips.

Article: Matrix Panoramas.Panoramic stitching taken to a new level

Have you have ever climbed a mountain and thought, “wow I’ve got to take a picture of this” but you noticed your camera’s field of view is way too small to capture the entire view?

Article: The Pitfall of Darkening a Sky, Part 2.Prevent "posterization" (banding) when darkening landscape skies

In Part 1 of "The Pitfall in Darkening a Sky" I showed how over-darkening a washed-out sky (or similar light area) could lead to posterization. Now I want to show you how to avoid this problem when darkening an area fairly strongly.

Article: Nighttime is the right time for fun photos.Keep shooting when the sun goes down

Want dramatic photos of city scenes? That’s easy! Photograph at night. When city lights are turned on, buildings, streets lights, signs and skylines take on a magical glow.