Photographing Landscapes in Non-Optimal Light

The landscape photographer is always on the hunt for great light. You spend time on the computer looking at weather sites and time listening to the weather radio but sometimes, you are on location, you want to shoot, and the light is not what you hoped for.

In this lesson you will learn how to make the best of it, how to think in terms of details and patterns instead of the wide shot.

Layne gives you useful insights into the correct use of the tripod, and how to breakdown the light into the best combination of shutter speed, aperture, and ISO to get the creative effect you are looking for.