Urban Water Photography Ideas—Course Preview
Layne KennedyUrban water photography is an opportunity to explore some often-overlooked components of the urban landscape. Learn to capture the interaction of life with the flow and gathering of water in this course.
In this course, professional photographer Layne Kennedy offers urban landscape photography tips while helping you see the possibilities in urban water photography. You’ll see, through your camera lens, the interaction of life with the flow and gathering of water.
Urban Landscape Photography Tips for Water
Water isn’t always in obvious places. It gathers where it can, creating pools of reflection. It moves with a will of its own, exhibiting power through motion. With Layne’s help, your camera and its settings can partner with your own vision and imagination to capture stunning images of the bridges, culverts, and cut-throughs that process water through your urban landscape.
MORE IN THIS COURSE:
It never ceases to amaze me how fabulous this place is each time I come at different times of the day. Cities are like that. When you're in a town, especially a major city, like Minneapolis with the Mississippi, the Ohio going through Louisville, water can offer a tremendous inspiration outside of the mechanical, the architectural, the urban decay. It's just a different tool for you to shoot urban environments, visually.
Share tips, start a discussion or ask other students a question. If you have a question for an expert, please click here.
Already a member? Sign in
No Responses to “Urban Water Photography Ideas—Course Preview”