Location Challenges: How to shoot Panorama Vista Scenes
Lesson 20 from: Landscape Photography: Start to FinishMatt Kloskowski
Location Challenges: How to shoot Panorama Vista Scenes
Lesson 20 from: Landscape Photography: Start to FinishMatt Kloskowski
Lesson Info
20. Location Challenges: How to shoot Panorama Vista Scenes
Lessons
Course Introduction
08:52 25 Things Every Landscape Photographer Should Know
23:32 3Camera Gear
11:26 4Gear Q & A
33:04 5On Location: Weather & Safety
18:55 6On Location Pre-Visualzation Sutro Baths
07:29 7On Location: Camera Settings
21:59 8On Location: Composition
27:09Matt Klowskowski - My Story
06:28 10On Location: Bracketing
15:15 11On Location: Artistic Choices
16:12 12On Location: Pre-Visualzation Marshall's Beach
06:09 13On Location: Long Exposure
15:05 14On Location: iPhone
17:31 15On Location: Wrap Location
02:15 16Location Challenges: How to Shoot in Open Sun with No Clouds
01:52 17Location Challenges: How to shoot Cloudy, Stormy, & Blah Weather
01:50 18Location Challenges: How to shoot Beaches
01:27 19Location Challenges: How to shoot Waterfalls
01:40 20Location Challenges: How to shoot Panorama Vista Scenes
01:38 21Location Challenges: How to shoot Lakes
02:11 22Location Challenges: How to shoot Mountains
02:24 23Location Challenges: How to shoot Deserts
01:29 24Location Challenges: How to shoot City Skylines
01:44 25Location Challenges: How to shoot Snow
02:53 26Location Challenges: How to shoot Backlit Situations
06:56 27Outdoor Landscape Workflow & Organization
31:38 28Basic Editing in Lightroom: Part 1
44:17 29Basic Editing in Lightroom: Part 2
26:52 30Lightroom and Photoshop: Intermediate Techniques Pt. 1
30:35 31Lightroom and Photoshop: Intermediate Techniques Pt. 2
12:31 32HDR for Landscape Photography
07:54 33Panoramas for Landscape Photography
18:14 34How to shoot Landscape with Adobe Photoshop in Mind
21:14 35Sky Replacement in Photoshop
18:48 36Processing Project: Stormy Mountains
09:12 37Processing Project: Crashing Waves on the Rocks
10:01 38Processing Student Raw Images
41:03 39Final Q&A
14:17Lesson Info
Location Challenges: How to shoot Panorama Vista Scenes
So the high up panorama vista scenes. They're gonna happen. I think we still need to take pictures at them. So what do we do? A lot of times as you look through a couple of these photos here is you could see that I minimized the sky. Right? And I zoomed in. So, if you take a wide-angle lens up to any of these places you're never gonna get the shot that you think you're gonna get. Think about going to the top of the tallest building in San Francisco and then taking your 16 to 35. It will minimize everything off in the distance. Everything's gonna look that small. So it's almost the opposite. We think we're going up high. We think we're gonna capture a wide scene. We must need a wide lens, and we don't actually need that wide of a lens. I'd rather see you zoom in and pick apart pieces of the scene than taking a 16 millimeter. This is probably in the 50 millimeter range. This is probably my 70 to 200. Probably close to 70. And then that's 70 to 200, too. But pick apart the scenes that are...
in that big area.
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Bonus Materials
Ratings and Reviews
Christian Ruvolo
Mat Kloskowski class is really amazing, full of very useful tipps and inspiration. Wonderful pictures by him help to understand the explanations an I am learning A LOT from him!!! Thank you for the class!!! TOP!!!!
Louie
I love Matt's teaching style, humor, honesty, friendliness. I love On1 and all the other demos and critiques he does. He makes me enjoy the craft/art of photography much more and is a great inspiration.
a Creativelive Student
This class was for beginners and I believe Matt did a great job of giving students an great introduction to landscape photography. More on the practical than technical side, but that seems appropriate for an intro class. He comes across as a "real" guy who loves what he does and is eager to share his knowledge. Those new to photography will get a lot of helpful information and tips in this course.