Lynda - Landscape Photography: Washington's Palouse Region

1. 020 Shooting a second sunrise with a subject in a landscape.mp494.35MB
2. 009 Understanding the basic post-processing workflow.mp470.54MB
3. 008 Shooting into the sun.mp464.74MB
4. 013 Shooting a panorama.mp463.18MB
5. 027 Getting started in landscape photography.mp463.01MB
6. 012 Shooting the sunrise.mp461.48MB
7. 028 Tips for aspiring landscape photographers.mp456.13MB
8. 021 Exploring the range of gear we`ve been working with.mp451.28MB
9. 025 Blending two images in post for exposure.mp448.42MB
10. 004 Isolating parts of the landscape using light.mp444.85MB
11. 022 Composing a shot of the Palouse Falls.mp443.29MB
12. 015 Shooting a series for a composite image.mp438.45MB
13. 023 Shooting a series of waterfall images with multiple neutral-density (ND) filters.mp438MB
14. 019 Compositing the red barn images.mp437.55MB
15. 014 Incorporating man-made objects into a landscape shot.mp434.24MB
16. 007 Compressing distance using a long lens.mp429.85MB
17. 017 Shooting the last light of the day.mp427.12MB
18. 006 Working with an abstract image in mind.mp425.97MB
19. 010 Turning an abstract landscape into a black-and-white image.mp425.91MB
20. 002 Describing the Palouse region of Washington State.mp424.37MB
21. 016 Shooting the same row of trees up close.mp423.16MB
22. 005 Isolating a row of trees in the landscape.mp422.87MB
23. 018 Working through the post stitching process on the sunrise panorama.mp422.85MB
24. 011 Using a sunlight filter in post-processing.mp420.39MB
25. 026 Reviewing the final images from the Palouse region.mp419.28MB
26. 001 Welcome.mp416.23MB
27. 003 Exploring what we need before we shoot.mp413.34MB
28. 024 Wrapping the shoot at Palouse Falls.mp410.1MB