Photography is an amazing field to work with; Learning landscape photography isn’t just about capturing amazing photos — it’s about deepening your connection with nature, mastering visual storytelling, and more.

=== Course Contents ===

Section: Landscape Photography

--- Lecture : Introduction to Landscape Photography

--- Lecture : What makes landscape photos look great

--- Lecture : Recommended equipment for better Landscape Photos

--- Lecture : Composition techniques for better Landscape photos

--- Lecture : Shooting at Golden Hour: Sunrise

--- Lecture : Shooting at Golden Hour: Sunset

--- Lecture : Shooting at Blue Hour

--- Lecture : Shooting at Night

--- Lecture : Using a polarizer filter for shooting in Landscapes

--- Lecture : Using ND filter for Landscapes

--- Lecture : Tips for choosing and moving to Location

--- Lecture : Recommended settings for better Landscapes

Bonus Section: Fundamentals of Photography

--- Lecture : Photography Fundamentals: Aperture (the opening in the lens that allows light to enter the camera and onto the sensor or film. The size of this opening can be adjusted by changing the aperture settings.)

--- Lecture : Photography Fundamentals: ISO (sensitivity of a camera's sensor to light)

--- Lecture : Photography Fundamentals: Shutter Speed

--- Lecture : Exposure Triangle (The exposure triangle is an analogy, a method to explain the most important elements that affect the exposure in a photo)

Bonus Section : Advanced Fundamentals of Photography

--- Lecture : Photography Fundamentals: RAW (Raw Data generated by a camera sensor)

--- Lecture : Photography Fundamentals: Histograms

--- Lecture : Photography Fundamentals: Light Metering ( The ultimate process of measuring light in a scene to determine the best exposure setting)