Hey everyone! I’m really excited to announce that my latest Landscape Photography class just went live. Last August, we went out to Mt. Rainier National Park to record the class. Mt. Rainier has just about everything from waterfalls, lakes, streams, mountains, close-up macro shots, and even the wildflowers were in bloom for a great foreground.
The class starts with me going over the ways I research what location I’m going to. From there I talk a little about the gear I usually shoot with and the camera settings that are almost a formula to get the best shot.
Then we head out for some shooting. In the field I covered what I’m looking for when it comes to light, the sun, and overall composition.ย I also cover using filters like polarizers and neutral density filters. When to use ’em and when not to.
Finally, you’ll get to see a someย places where things didn’t work out well (you have to watch Lesson 8!), but we switched gears and still made some great photos. I just watched most of it yesterday and I have to say that Adam Rohrmanย (link to his website) and Mark Faragย (link to his website) did such an awesome job of shooting and editing this class. They’re incredibly talented and really know how to capture the mayhem of me running around shooting like crazy, while still creatingย a video that’s easy to follow and helpsย you learn a ton.
So if you’re in to landscape photography, I hope you’ll check it out. Here’s the link. Have a great weekend!
I love teaching and photography... In that order. I feel that enjoying photography, and photo editing can get WAY too complicated. So my personal mission (and favorite thing to do), is to create education that simplifies the process of taking great photos, and how to edit them to get the results youโve always wanted.
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Watched the class over at KelbyOne. Loved it. Took away several things to try I.e. Bracket exposure, focus stack, filter uses. Here’s the problem. We don’t see enough of you anymore. Will we see more instructing from you, please?
Matt, great video. Question, I noticed that you don’t use an L bracket with your camera, and just flip the camera mount to the 90 deg notch on the ballhead. It that a personal preference, or is there a reason one is better over the other?
Thanks
Thanks Timothy – not a personal preference. I was just too cheap to buy the new L bracket for my camera ๐
Great class, wonderful presentation and tips. Thank you, Matt for the good work that you do. Enjoy your clases because they are presented in such a way that it’s like a friend talking to you and explaining things.
Thanks Thomas- Glad you liked it ๐
Hey Matt,
Does this course include a road trip? I’m up for that…haven’t been there for a while
KCT
I wish! ๐