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Looking at the sky: Clouds and Sunsets

As you’ll probably notice this is a late release from a recording we did later last year (the mentions to Christmas and New Year’s Eve should be a good hint). In this episode we continue our discussion on landscape photography, in particular how environmental elements such as clouds and sunsets can improve your images. There was also time to answer a few listener questions we had regarding what we discussed on our last episode.

As always, if you have any photography related questions, get in touch and we’ll do our best to answer them.

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PhotoNetCast #38 - Looking at the sky: Clouds and Sunsets [ 51:18 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Show Notes

Jim’s Workshops
Lightroom 3
Tom Hoggarty Interviews I and II @ Exif and Beyond

Listeners’ questions

Understanding Polarizers – The Luminous Lanscape
Linear or Circular Polarizer, How can you tell? – Earthbound Light
Web Browser Color Display – diglloyd
Firefox 3: Color profile support – dria.org

Clouds and Sunsets

Selected From the Web

Jim:

Photographer Cries Wolf? Contest-Winning Shot Allegedly Staged

Antonio:

AP pictures of the decade (Odd Andersen)

Brian:

DIY Film

Yes, a new one is here. In the last episode we mentioned that due to me moving to a new country there could be an issue with being able to release episodes for some time. Unfortunately it took much longer than I ever expected and for that I can only apologize. In any case, here is the latest, and it’s all about landscape photography. We’ll probably going to release a couple more episodes in which we’ll try to focus on specific topics within landscape photography. On this one however, we decided to bring you some more basic tips on how to improve your landscape photography. Just because I’m saying it is basic, does not mean it is not important.

From composition, light, filters and tripods, golden hour and the "rules", we touch a bit on everything.

If you’d like us to approach a specific topic particularly in landscape photography, or expand a bit more on anything you’ve heard on the show, now it’s the time to get in touch.

A special thanks goes to Dave Wilson for taking the guest seat on the show.

PhotoNetCast #37 - Tips for Landscape Photography [ 1:20:04 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download