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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blacktop" data-source="post: 458820" data-attributes="member: 22693">The most important element to me of what will make a great shot is first the light and then the scene itself. Lots of time I will just leave a shot alone because I already know it will come out blah and uninteresting.Landscapes are easy. I use Aperture Priority and EV comp if needed. I try to leave enough around the frame in case I have to do some cropping or distortion control if I'm shooting with an UWA.I don't worry about shutter speed much. I have a tripod. I do however look for interesting lighting. To me, an old barn lit in an interesting way is much more desirable than a majestic mountain with blah lighting.</blockquote>