How Color Affects Leading Lines in Landscape Photography

On the Phoblographer, we tend to talk a whole lot here about color, black and white, and how incredibly important it is to use them effectively in your photography. We typically apply them to portraiture, but it's also not too terrible of an idea to apply it to landscape photography.

You see, in landscape photography there are a few basic rules to creating better landscapes and for the most part they apply to creating better color images. But when it comes to making black and white or even just creating more striking color, there are a few other techniques that you may not have tried yet. .

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2017-6-19 22:00

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