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Create a free account or Login for membership perksLake District Landscape PhotographySide Pike & LingmoorThe heather has started to flower out on the Lake District fells so I decided to head out and try to capture some of the colour from 2 smaller fells in the Langdale Valley - Side Pike and Lingmoor.They are a short walk from...- Join Lake District photographer Adam Kapustynskyj climbing up Holme Fell to photograph the landscape around the Langdale Pikes and Coniston Water
- What is the best bag for landscape photography? I've been using the Lowepro Whistler BP 450 AW for over 2 years, here's why I like it
- Choosing the best locations for photography can be challenging, the new lake district guides make it easy
- Does gear matter? I show you how to do astrophotography without a tripod using hiking equipment that is already in your bag. Save weight and get better photographs
- Editing your photographs takes your images from its raw state into the photograph that you had imagined. Here's how I edit my landscape photographs in lightroom
- Skiing down the longest black run in the Alps, La Sarenne gets amazing views over the tops of the mountains on the 18km descent down the slope
- Is it worth carrying a 400mm lens up a mountain for landscape photography? I found out by taking one up Dow Crag in the English Lake District to get photos of the highest mountain in England
- Winter walking presents some new challenges, here are a few ways that I stay safe whilst out on the fells doing landscape photography
- A walk up Side Pike, squeezing through the fat man's agony and then up Lingmoor Fell in the English Lake District to photograph the landscape and to show my family the views
- What are the best landscape photography accessories? Most of my equipment falls into 2 categories: Excuse killers and essentials so that’s how we’ll split up the best landscape photography accessories
- Winter is coming and that means so is the stronger winds. Here are some of the techniques I use to get better landscape photographs in tough conditions
- Climbing the Fairfield horseshoe to get views over Windermere, Ambleside, Rydal, Grasmere and Helvellyn. On the map, it looked like a good walk so I decided to head out and give it a try
- Climbing up Blencathra via the infamous Sharp Edge ridge. The ridge was surrounded by clouds occasionally revealing lifting, perfect for landscape photography
- Landscape photography is a great way to get started in photography. You can document your holidays and create memories to take you back to those times. Here are some of the tips I've learned from my mistakes that you may be able to learn from
- Macro photography is a fun and affordable hobby to get into although it can be very frustrating when you are getting started. I made a video on a budget-friendly macro photography set up but here are some techniques and equipment which will help to improve your photographs
- We climbed up Helm Crag in the English Lake District to look at the lion and the lamb and to see what views you got from the top
- I’ve photographed Hoad at night quite a few times now, I tend to use the 24-70mm and take either the 100mm or 135mm depending on where I’m going to stand. I took them all this time plus a 400mm to do some comparisons. I didn’t use the 400mm on Hoad as it wouldn’t all fit, it worked ok on...
- Landscape photography from the top of Coniston Old Man in the Lake District in the middle of the night as the sunset and the moon rose over Coniston Water
- Photographing Grizedale forest in the English Lake District in the rain
- Climbing up the Langdale Pikes in the English Lake District for some landscape photography looking out over the Lake District fells
- Last year I made a video showing the budget set up I made for macro photography. It uses the Canon 600d (Outdated, now the 700d) with the kit lens plus a set of extension tubes, a cheap flash from china and a diffuser made from a take away box.
- Create a free account or Login for membership perks The Best Time For Landscape Photography Getting Started In Landscape Photography "When is the best time for landscape photography?" is one of the questions you sent me over on my Instagram page so here's my answer Sunrise And Sunset "The Golden hour" The light is generally at its nicest the hour after sunrise and the hour...
- Learn how aspect ratio affects your landscape photographs and learn how to improve your landscape photos by selecting the right crop
- Improve your landscape photographs using these landscape photography accessories
- 1. Choosing the best time to photograph Light is one of the main factors that affect the overall look of your image, this is why most landscape photos you see are of either Sunrise or Sunset. The hour after sunrise and the hour before sunset are known as the golden hour, this is when the sky will be at its...
- Scouting locations for landscape photography increases your chances of coming away with the best photo when the conditions are right, here are some of my tips
- Stood at the top of Dow Crag in the Lake District looking down onto Goats water as the sun broke through the clouds casting a Brocken Spectre over the mountains
- Getting started in macro photography can be confusing and expensive. Here's my budget setup to get you started using an entry level DSLR and a few accessories. You will get great results in no time.
- There are a lot of different things to think about when doing Wildlife photography; The Subject, Lighting conditions, How close you can get and many more. I’ve been asked over on my YouTube page to go over what setting I use when going out to photograph wildlife, I mainly look for deer but you might pick up some tips that...
- Walking up Dow Crag in the English Lake District to photograph the Lake District fells covered in snow. The conditions were fairly brutal due to the wind.
- In this guide, I show you how to get started in astrophotography so you can get great photographs of the night sky