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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 306092" data-attributes="member: 13090">Composition, Composition, Composition...So are you anticipating taking landscapes for the most part? What sort of equipment do you have now? Just off the top of my head I'd suggest a good polarizing filer, a good tripod and/or monopod and a wireless remote if you're lacking any of those items.&nbsp; As for getting good shots, my best advice is that you study up on what makes for a good landscape photo, compositionally speaking. For instance many people think a wide, or super-wide angle lens is essential for landscapes when, in reality, that simply is not the case. And while most photographic boo-boos can be fixed, or at least minimized, with post-processing fixing bad composition is next to impossible. Simply put, strong composition is what will elevate your shots from &quot;ho-hum&quot; to &quot;WOW!&quot;....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 306092, member: 13090"] [b]Composition, Composition, Composition...[/b] So are you anticipating taking landscapes for the most part? What sort of equipment do you have now? Just off the top of my head I'd suggest a good polarizing filer, a good tripod and/or monopod and a wireless remote if you're lacking any of those items. As for getting good shots, my best advice is that you study up on what makes for a good landscape photo, [I]compositionally speaking[/I]. For instance many people think a wide, or super-wide angle lens is essential for landscapes when, in reality, that simply is not the case. And while most photographic boo-boos can be fixed, or at least minimized, with post-processing fixing bad composition is next to impossible. Simply put, strong composition is what will elevate your shots from "ho-hum" to "WOW!". [COLOR=#ffffff]...[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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