5 Practical Examples Of Landscape Abstracts
In sections of abstract landscapes and landscapes in detail can find information about landscape photography and abstract detail. These articles provide our readers with a theoretical base on the subject. While in the current position, you will find examples of this type of photography. But first read some tips to summarize the information in previous articles.
Tips: 1 Learn to see things less obvious - using the elements that make a landscape more empathetic. They are colors, shapes, lines and textures. 2nd Do not be afraid to experiment with different patterns of composition, but remember the simplicity. The third telephoto lenses help isolate small details in a landscape to create an abstract shots that are sure to attract attention. 5 Practical Examples of Landscape Abstracts first sunset. Greece. This image is characterized by a light grain that makes an image look like an impressionistic one. Although this move is not a detailed landscape, I sill include it in the mail, because of the special effects used here. The image was recorded with a film of high sensitivity ISO 1600. The material used is Nikon F9, a 105 mm macro lens, cable release, polarizing filter, f/16, 1 / 4 sec. The second Namib Desert, Namibia, South Africa-West.
The deserts are good sources of abstract photography, as it is possible to simplify an image with only the sky and the sand in one shot. In the given image, a light located on a lateral side of the sand hill in the shade while the other beautiful color orange, which contrasts with the blue sky. A solitary tree gives an image with a focal point. A telephoto lens is used here to reduce the image to the right and to simplify the landscape. The material used is Nikon F90X, 80-200 mm lens, cable release, tripod, a polarizing filter, 1 / 2 sec. F/16. 3rd Snowy trees. This photo was taken after a heavy snowfall. The trees seem perfectly placed against the white snow covering the ground and an overcast sky, forming a unit. It is obviously a big deal in black and white. The material used is Olympus OM4-TI, a 28 mm lens, ISO 1600, f/11. 4th Lake District, England.
A telephoto lens to distinguish the fine details of a landscape and highlight its features. Trees under a bright sun and its reflection in the lake are the special, which is not typical of wide-angle lenses, but is intensified by the telephoto zoom, the creation of simple composition, but beautiful. The material used is the Nikon F90X, 80-200 mm zoom lens, a cable release, polarizing filter, 1 / 8 sec. F/11. 5. The Aegean Sea. Greece. This photo was taken on a beautiful summer day when the sea reflects the deep blue sky. The waves on the white background of the decision to help create an abstract image. The material used is the Olympus OM4-TI, a 28 mm lens, a polarizing filter, 1 / 250 sec. F/16. Keep the camera and ratings
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Tips: 1 Learn to see things less obvious - using the elements that make a landscape more empathetic. They are colors, shapes, lines and textures. 2nd Do not be afraid to experiment with different patterns of composition, but remember the simplicity. The third telephoto lenses help isolate small details in a landscape to create an abstract shots that are sure to attract attention. 5 Practical Examples of Landscape Abstracts first sunset. Greece. This image is characterized by a light grain that makes an image look like an impressionistic one. Although this move is not a detailed landscape, I sill include it in the mail, because of the special effects used here. The image was recorded with a film of high sensitivity ISO 1600. The material used is Nikon F9, a 105 mm macro lens, cable release, polarizing filter, f/16, 1 / 4 sec. The second Namib Desert, Namibia, South Africa-West.
The deserts are good sources of abstract photography, as it is possible to simplify an image with only the sky and the sand in one shot. In the given image, a light located on a lateral side of the sand hill in the shade while the other beautiful color orange, which contrasts with the blue sky. A solitary tree gives an image with a focal point. A telephoto lens is used here to reduce the image to the right and to simplify the landscape. The material used is Nikon F90X, 80-200 mm lens, cable release, tripod, a polarizing filter, 1 / 2 sec. F/16. 3rd Snowy trees. This photo was taken after a heavy snowfall. The trees seem perfectly placed against the white snow covering the ground and an overcast sky, forming a unit. It is obviously a big deal in black and white. The material used is Olympus OM4-TI, a 28 mm lens, ISO 1600, f/11. 4th Lake District, England.
A telephoto lens to distinguish the fine details of a landscape and highlight its features. Trees under a bright sun and its reflection in the lake are the special, which is not typical of wide-angle lenses, but is intensified by the telephoto zoom, the creation of simple composition, but beautiful. The material used is the Nikon F90X, 80-200 mm zoom lens, a cable release, polarizing filter, 1 / 8 sec. F/11. 5. The Aegean Sea. Greece. This photo was taken on a beautiful summer day when the sea reflects the deep blue sky. The waves on the white background of the decision to help create an abstract image. The material used is the Olympus OM4-TI, a 28 mm lens, a polarizing filter, 1 / 250 sec. F/16. Keep the camera and ratings
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