Better landscape photographs come from learning to see and plan your images. Learning to see requires two elements, I think. One is studying compositions of compelling landscapes and the other is learning to “read” the landscape in the field.
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Above: “Craigville Beach, Cape Cod, Massachusetts” by Edward Fielding. Fine art prints available. Always on the lookout for new places to explore and photograph, I’ve…
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The best camera to use is the one you have and with Sony’s RX100 line of powerful pocket cameras it is easy to all ways…
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Ghost Towns of the Southwest
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Sun is setting on the abandoned old frontier western town of Grafton, Utah and abandoned ghost town. Photography by Wendy Fielding NOTE: THE WATERMARK IN…
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The hardest thing about traveling and photography is timing. There is only one sunrise and one sunset each day. There are only so many places…
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Talking about the symbolism of chairs in art and photography. The empty chair in art images and fine art photography.
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Creating a body of work takes time, effort and money over a number of years as in this example by photographer Edward M. Fielding.
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Photographing abandoned towns and vehicles around Southern Utah, Nevada and Arizona. https://edward-fielding.pixels.com/profiles/edward-fielding.html?tab=artworkgalleries&artworkgalleryid=799670
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The longest covered bridge within the state of New Hampshire is in the town of Bath!
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