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Photo Challenge – Week 3: Midday

November 15, 2018 By Editor & filed under All Articles.

Thank you to all those who shared their shots from week two of the Outdoor Photography Guide Photo Challenge! It’s now time for our third photo assignment. If you haven’t officially signed up to receive the weekly photo assignments via email, be sure to do so here. Week 3: Midday When you shoot the edges…

Photo Challenge – Week 2: Patterns

November 8, 2018 By Editor & filed under All Articles.

Thank you to all those who shared their shots from week one of the Outdoor Photography Guide Photo Challenge! It’s now time for our second photo assignment. If you haven’t officially signed up to receive the weekly photo assignments via email, be sure to do so here. Week 2: Patterns Patterns are a big part…

Product Review: LandscapePro Studio Max

November 8, 2018 By Editor & filed under All Articles.

Written by John V. Foty When it comes to LandscapePro Studio Max, the possibilities are endless. The software is not only remarkably easy to use, even for beginners, but it also includes a handful of helpful walkthrough tutorials and short videos to help you get started. LandscapePro Studio Max offers dozens of presets for skies,…

Photo Challenge – Week 1: Simple Subjects

October 30, 2018 By David Johnston & filed under All Articles.

Welcome to the first week of the latest Outdoor Photography Guide Photo Challenge! Over the course of the next eight weeks, David Johnston, contributor at Outdoor Photography Guide, will guide you through eight photo assignments aimed at increasing your creativity. This week’s assignment is “Simple Subjects”. If you haven’t officially signed up to receive each…

OPG LIVE: September 2018

September 21, 2018 By Editor & filed under All Articles, Ian Plant, LIVE Videos.

In this episode of OPG LIVE, professional photographer Ian Plant shares some epic photos from his two weeks of photographing the badlands of South Dakota and Utah. He offers landscape photography tips and insights, helping you to take your photography to the next level! This OPG LIVE event is brought to you by:

What Settings Should I Use For Night Photography?

August 17, 2018 By David Johnston & filed under All Articles.

Photography has an extremely interesting progression of learning attached to it. If you’re anything like most photography enthusiasts, you probably started out shooting during bright sunlit hours while avoiding clouds and the corners of the day. Then, you began wondering why your photographs lacked dynamic range and interesting color. Afterwards, you’d seek out the great…

How to Create Windows to the Outdoors

August 14, 2018 By David Johnston & filed under All Articles.

In the art form of outdoor photography, you have many options to choose from in terms of composition. You can create wild foreground features or use leading lines to direct the viewer’s eyes around the frame. However, photographers should be striving to go beyond the expected shooting techniques and create images that provoke excitement and…

OPG LIVE: August 2018

August 13, 2018 By Editor & filed under All Articles, Ian Plant, LIVE Videos.

In this episode of OPG LIVE, professional photographer Ian Plant shares stories and photos from his recent trip to Senja, Norway. Ian also interviews his fellow pro photographer and OPG contributor Zac Mills about his experience photographing Sumatran orangutans, mountain gorillas, and the big cats of Africa.

Photographing Water: Ideas for Making Great Photos

July 23, 2018 By Ian Plant & filed under All Articles, Ian Plant.

I love photographing water, whether in the form of waterfalls, streams, ponds, or coastal scenes. Making water photos is fun and easy, if you know how to do it right. To help you get the most out of your water photography, here are some of my top tips and ideas for making great water photos.…

Shipboard Photography: Carrying, Stabilizing, and Protecting Your Gear

June 15, 2018 By Chris Linder & filed under All Articles, Equipment & Gear, Tips & Techniques Articles, Travel Photography Articles.

More and more photographers are taking to the sea to visit island destinations like Svalbard, Greenland, and the Galapagos. Antarctic tourism, for example, has surged in recent years, with over 44,000 people visiting the frozen continent in the 2016-2017 summer season—and almost all of them by ship. Ships provide access to remote landscapes and a stunning array of marine species including polar bears, sea otters, penguins, and seabirds.