Five landscape photography tips
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Tip #1Watch the horizon line to make sure it doesn't cut the image in half. This one came real close. Keep your camera steady so the horizon line is straight and not crooked.
Tip #2Grab a cup of coffee and run out the door early in the morning for a shot like this. The mist on the river can usually only be captured in the minutes right after sunrise.
Tip #3Include foreground in your image to paint a better photograph. This photograph benefited from the use of a graduated filter to keep the foreground from losing too much detail.
Tip #4Some shots are meant to be vertical and some horizontal. Experiment with both ways to see which orientation you like the best.
Tip #5The milky look of the waterfall is achieved by using a very slow shutter speed. Keep it at 1/8 or 1/15 second. Make sure you have a tripod handy for this look.
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