- landscape- wide views
- close-up capture landscape in detail
- abstract images of landscape that accentuate texture, and pattern
- Carleton E. Watkins wanted to capture grandeur of the American West
- Yosemite Valley- opened his own gallery in San Francisco
- Ansel Adams was also inspired by Yosemite Valley
- visited when he was 14 years old
- best known for his Yosemite pictures
- Timothy O'Sullivan
- Photographic Sketchbook of the War
- famous for his picture of the Grand Canyon
- took pictures of the Civil War
- formed his own studio
- Thinking Artistically-set up of a shot
- Camera Settings
- f/16, f/22
- Adams used f/64
- f-stops shutter speeds from 1/15 of a second to several seconds long--or even several minutes
- Light- just after sunrise light is good.
- quality of light, shapes, shadows should be paid close attention to
- color is affected much by lighting
- Landscape pictures it is good when they look three dimensional
- Film- Detail oriented images of landscapes
- 100 ISO film with 35 mm cameras capture all details
- black and white photography to exentuate value, texture, and pattern
This photo has beautiful color, value because of the contrast,
texture because of the soft looking clouds,
- Lenses
- landscape photographers prefer the wide-angle lenses that capture more of the scene.
- Telephoto lenses good for concentrating on detail of an area
- Macro lenses are useful for getting up close images
- Filters
- at least a yellow filter
- to get black skies pair red filter with polarizer, which darkens the sky
- Camera support- tripod!
- f-stops
- f/16 or f/22
- The Grand Landscape
- "big view" for pictures of the great outdoors
- widepopen expanses that showcase the majesty of natural world
- include large expansion of scene
- Abstracted elements
- images composed of lines, shapes, values and testures.
- tree bark patterns
- lichen on a boulder
- trees
- depth
- color or black and white are good
- make the photo look somewhat like painting
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