7 EASY TIPS that will IMPROVE your LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY

Your videos are so surreal—like you're the only person traversing a new planet. Beautiful stuff as always.

Excellent video. Thank you for taking the time to show examples of what you were talking about. It made the tips so real and easy to understand how to actually use them.

Your production quality is amazing. The 360 drone shot with PhotoPills display really helped explain the scene masterfully. I really appreciate all of your advice, it’s really helpful!

Very good tutorial. Thanks

What lens did you use ?

Thanks for educating us once again! I always struggle with Composition especially in a busy cluttered area. These are great tips and This really helps!

Great video. Thanks for sharing

love this kind of tutorial!

Absolutely smashing video. Thanks for the thoughtful advice and creative vision. Very well done.

so is this people's private property that you walk around on? Do they care? I am just wondering.. doing that where I live would get me shot..or someone calling the police on me for tresspassing. I just dont know what the culture acceptance is there. Also I just want to say.. I really like your music as well as your photography

Wondering if you ever isolate and use frames from your drone footage? Today's footage was spectacular

Nigel, during tip 6 the 50mm shot actually looks like you have a wider FOV than the 30mm shot. Am I missing something, they look like slightly different compositions, but my thought was either I’m looking at it incorrectly or you might flipped labels by mistake? Your thoughts. Mario

Thanks Nigel for another fantastic lesson... I really like and appreciate the 7 tip format! Mario

PLEASE tell me why the BW of the Tree didn't work?? That was my fav

Nigel should have a line of ND filters that will be called ND ND filters.

Nigel ,where is the location at 13 mins in the vid, that area with the rock marker, is just spectacular and think this might be the Langdale area, I could run off an awful lot of compositions from that area alone

We are always so impressed with the amount of hard work you put into the making of your videos. It makes them so watchable and the information they contain is so very useful to us as amateurs. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to tomorrow nights latest edition!

What a beautiful place.....

Thanks for the helpful tips and taking the time to share. Really glad i found ur channel

Hi Nigel, maybe a somewhat "funny" comment, but I always get distracted by your waist belt of the backpack dangling around instead of being fastened :-) Especially with your back problems, wouldn't it be advantageous to fasten it and thereby transfer weight on the waist? I find this helps a lot when hiking and I feel my back and shoulders much less.

Thank you for this useful video will help with my photography studies

Really helpful clearly explained tips. Great video!

Not so good

Loved the video especially Tip 3. Not having any dramatic landscape close by and always striving for that dramatic shot; I will now look more closely at what we do have here, thank you.

Great video Nigel. Thanks for sharing. That's a great location.

The take home of this episode for me is to be absorbed in, appreciate and enjoy the photo taking process. Actually seeing and imagining the frame may be best achieved with the enthusiasm generated from a long envigorating hike.
Again, you are inspiring! Tx so for your work !

Amazing video and tips/. Your videography is amazing as well. You look like a CGI character in the background.
Thank you

Suuuuuper cool stuff man.

Great tips and information Nigel,Love your work mate,keep up the great videos,very helpful and gets me motivated.👍👍👍

Thanks Nigel, as usual really informative, brilliant explanation of subject, using phone to demonstrate different focal length's was interesting.

I enjoyed your fresh perspective on this area and scene

Are you in Dartmoor! Beautiful! I went last october, and the conditions were stunning

Lovely tutorial Nigel.. the tight amt of info.. cheers vernon_alvares Mumbai India

Your video composition is as good as your static images!! Just a beautiful and pleasing vid! Congrats!

Great video Nigel, I'm definitely guilty of plonking my tripod down and photographing the first composition I see.

Thanks for the reminder to just take more time to look around and explore the scene more 👍

Sweet drone shots Nigel! Especially with the sunrise point overlay!

why were the stone walls built?

And where is Pebbles? 🥺

I'm really enjoying your videos and your tips are very useful. It's so powerful to understand how different lighting conditions affect the final image. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Just catching up on some of the previous videos, thanks as always for sharing Nigel, great content.

Simply Beautiful...

A video with perfectly made examples!
Beautiful advice. Thank you : )

A terrific video in all respects.

Such helpful content. In rural photography I'm usually thinking wide sweeping vistas, and now realize I've been missing opportunities to zoom in on specific elements. Here in the PNW of the U.S. we have no shortage of magnificent trees, just to start with, and I'm excited about changing my perspective. I'm learning so much from your photography and videos. Thank you!

Informative but really nicely shot in both video and still

Your photos are bad and you talk too much.

Thanks for the useful advices @Nigel Danson! I think checking the weather forecast in combination with the current season more in detail helps a lot too. Understand wind, fog, snow, rain, sunlight directions, thunderstorms.....and to , even this might sound quite obvious but to actually go to places which are interesting or dramatic from a landscape point of view , mountains with the sea or lakes are usually a great combo if you are not obliged to shoot in a certain area. Canyons, deserts, specific forests, specific rock formations will increase the fun and results of landscape photography massively!

Where is your own shadow?

Just started taking photos and I’m picking up a manfrotto 055 tomorrow for my 5d mark II. I’ve only got a 50mm and a 70-200 f4 but I would like some in between for my landscape photography and maybe a 20mm? what would you recommend?
Cheers!