Edward Hyde – Making Sense of the Landscape – the Art of Seeing
November 30 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
| Ansell Adams is quoted as saying that “Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer, and often the supreme disappointment.” This quote is extremely apposite. We can travel to a destination that holds the potential to deliver great images but, if the lighting and weather are not “right”, then we do not have any images, ……… or do we?
In this talk Eddie will give us his personal take on how to meet the challenges of landscape photography. It explores what makes a satisfying and artistic landscape image. How do we find compositions, what are the best lighting conditions, and do we have any options for when the conditions are not “ideal”? He will also discuss the challenge of finding compositions in less obvious places but where we stand more chance of getting an image that has not already been photographed a thousand times: an image that is truly our own. With that in mind, the principal themes are :- · Composition (How Much of what you can see should you include in an image) |
