Landscape Photography: Winter
51mIntermediate2016-10-28
Authors
Justin Reznick
Photographer
Course details
Learn to make the most of winter's stark landscapes with this collection of tips and strategies for wintertime landscape photography. Justin Reznick explains where to find great winter scenes, and how to photograph snow, the northern lights, and winter wildlife. He also provides tips for staying warm and dry, keeping your gear in tip-top shape, and making your photos look even better in post.
Learning objectives
Location scouting
Photographing the Aurora Borealis
Working with snow
Incorporating wildlife and structures
Editing winter landscape photos
Understanding the gear you need to shoot winter landscapes
Learning objectives
Location scouting
Photographing the Aurora Borealis
Working with snow
Incorporating wildlife and structures
Editing winter landscape photos
Understanding the gear you need to shoot winter landscapes
Skills covered
Landscape PhotographyPhotoshopPhotographyAdobeDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
Welcome
- 01 - Intro to winter landscapes
1. Winter Landscape Locations and Subjects
- 02 - What makes for good winter subjects
- 03 - Best locations for winter landscape photos
2. Winter Photography and the Aurora Borealis
- 04 - Locations to photograph the aurora borealis
- 05 - Editing photos of the aurora borealis
- 06 - Using Photoshop for adjustments to aurora photos
3. Working with Snow in Winter Photographs
- 07 - Looking at how to photograph in the snow
- 08 - Editing a snowy image in Photoshop
4. Incorporating Wildlife and Structures into Photos
- 09 - Combining winter landscapes with wildlife in a photo
- 10 - Combining winter landscape with man-made objects
5. Gear and Experience on a Winter Photo Shoot
- 11 - Photo and non-photo gear needed in a winter shoot
- 12 - The experience of photographing Mt. Seymour
Conclusion
- 13 - Next steps