The MISTAKE ALL BEGINNERS Make with Their Landscape Photos!

2/10/2022 ISO 1200 Magazine 0 Comments

In this week’s episode, Mark Denney discusses the mistake he sees all beginners make with their landscape photos and how you can fix them. There's a reason why outdoor and landscape photographers are always talking about leading lines and foreground elements and it's because it can solve perhaps the single greatest struggle when it comes to photography.

Which is how do we accurately portray the three-dimensional world we see with our eyes into a two dimensional photograph without it looking flat and boring. It's not always an easy thing to accomplish, but what do you do when you get home from a trip and are left with a bunch of images that lacking that three dimensional feeling? Is there a way you can breathe new life into them from the digital dark room?

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About Mark Denney:

My passion for landscape photography has grown from my love of the great outdoors. The serenity and therapeutic nature are perhaps what I enjoy most about it. I treasure the complete process that landscape photography requires, from the on-location aspect of actually traveling and taking the image to the post processing workflow of Lightroom and Photoshop. Let's Get Connected: markdenneyphotography.com | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | 🌟2022 WORKSHOP SCHEDULE🔘 https://geni.us/markdenneyworkshops

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