National Geographic photographers Michael Melford and Tim Laman reveal their stories and secrets about what makes for great landscape and wildlife photography.
The National Geographic Guide to Landscape and Wildlife Photography
Overview
Syllabus
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- 01: Landscape Photographer, Landscape Artist
- 02: Seeing the Way the Camera Sees
- 03: What's in My Bag?
- 04: Four Kinds of Light in Landscapes
- 05: Landscape Color Variation and Combinations
- 06: Nighttime and Daytime Skyscapes
- 07: Above- and Below-Surface Waterscapes
- 08: Landscape Photography Site Research
- 09: Drive-By Photography: Travel Photos
- 10: Computer Editing: Review and Cataloging
- 11: Computer Editing: Development
- 12: Five Ideas for Successful Landscape Photos
- 13: Wildlife Photography
- 14: Photographing Winter Wildlife
- 15: Photographing Island Wildlife
- 16: Nighttime Wildlife Photography
- 17: Documenting Biodiversity
- 18: Photographing Life in the Sea
- 19: Camera Traps for Elusive Wildlife
- 20: Antarctica: A Photographer's Paradise
- 21: Photography on the Road
- 22: Orangutans: Photographing Animal Communities
- 23: Birds of Paradise: Ultimate Photo Challenge
- 24: Getting Your Best Wildlife Photo
Taught by
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