3 TIPS TO GET A PERFECT LANDSCAPE PHOTO
Get Out of Full Auto Mode
Full auto mode is a good learning tool for beginner photographers because you don’t have to think about the exposure settings (aperture, shutter speed, and ISO) and can concentrate on developing your creative eye instead.
But full auto mode can become a crutch, so shifting away from that sooner rather than later will help you get improved landscape photos.
**Use a Polarizing Filter **
The great thing about a polarizing filter is that it helps your photos in a variety of ways.
Just screw it onto the end of your lens and rotate the filter housing, and it’ll block out polarized light. Why is that important?
Polarized light can cause significant glare that can be distracting in a landscape photo, like sunlight bouncing off the surface of water.
Shoot in Vertical Format
Vertical landscape photos offer a completely different take on the scene. You can introduce much more foreground into the shot, which can make it feel like it has more depth.
