Symmetry, repetition, contrast, asymmetry, coherence, symbolism, and a dash of ironythese are the major components that construct a beautiful photograph taken by exceptional photographer. These are also the very same components that one needs balance when taking one of the easiest yet most difficult subjects to photograph landscapes.
LOOKING BACK
Since they are permanent, familiar, accessible, and part of nature, landscapes have been one of the most favorite subjects by most photographers. Landscape photography can be traced as early as 1849 when the book Egypte, Nubie, Palestine et Syrie containing prints of paper negatives was published. In the 19th century, many eminent landscape photographers emerged which dominate large photography collections in museums and galleries worldwide. Today, many budding photographers continue to fall in love with nature. And as they pursue the road to landscape photography, more and more works and techniques continue to emerge.
FALLING IN LOVE WITH LANDSCAPES
Unlike other kinds and styles of photography, most people would say that it is easy to take landscape photographs because you dont need to instruct you subject...
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