Landscape Photography

 

Grand Landscape: The Grand Landscape is the “big view” for pictures of the great outdoors - wide-open expanses that showcase the majesty of the natural world. National, State, or city parks are great locations to explore landscapes.

Detail Landscape: Landscape detailing describes the process of integrating soft and hard landscape materials to create a landscape design. It requires knowledge of landscape architecture, landscape engineering, and landscape products.

Abstract Landscape: You can photograph landscape details that eliminate the clues that tell us what the context is. Abstracted elements are images composed of lines, shapes, values, and textures. Tree bark patterns or lichen on a boulder can become abstract images.