Master the Art of Landscape Photography Like a Photojournalist (5 Pro Tips!)

[@SeanGallagherPhotographer]

❓Which was your favourite image from this video? Have you used these techniques? Let me know in the comments below! 👍 Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and SHARE if you enjoyed the video. 📸 Get my eBook gallagher-photo.com/learn/ and join my mentorship program to transform your photography today gallagher-photo.com/mentorship/

[@PakLang-ks8ub]

This channel is very meaningful and beneficial.

[@SeanGallagherPhotographer]

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[@travellingwithmycamera8025]

Super video!🙂

[@SeanGallagherPhotographer]

Thank you very much!

[@luzr6613]

Cheers for that... have a good one.

[@SeanGallagherPhotographer]

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[@luzr6613]

@@SeanGallagherPhotographer One thing that I feel compelled to say is that, according to my naive perspective on things, having a human in the frame can have a profound impact - quite different from an errant budgie. The latter are always welcome, but I think very carefully about including a human. I understand it as a 'device' but, (again, for me) even if it makes for a 'better photo', there are consequences for the image and its message (or range of plausible readings). Makes for an interesting problem to mull over. Cheers from NZ.

[@SeanGallagherPhotographer]

Whether a bird or a human, the connection between the viewer and image changes. Often this addition adds deeper meaning. But the meaning is in the interpretation of the viewer.

[@PhotoswithArt]

This video have proved that interesting landscape photos are not so easy to take. I was always take a boring landscapes and don't quite know how to make them more interesting, your tips open my eyes a lot. Thank you for the video. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!🎄🎆🎉🎊

[@SeanGallagherPhotographer]

I'm glad the video inspired you! Happy Holidays to you too!🎄🎉

[@AnnTaylor-v8t]

Loved the photo of the city traffic jam and the lone cyclist In that golden light. Will definitely try out these strategies. Thanks and a Happy New Year🎉🎉🎉

[@SeanGallagherPhotographer]

Thanks, Ann. I like that one too. Looking forward to seeing your landscapes. Happy New Year!

[@johnbethell8666]

Another excellent and useful video, Sean. Thanks very much. All the example photos were impactful, actually. I think my favourite would be the river in Cambodia in late afternoon / sunset light.

[@SeanGallagherPhotographer]

Thanks, glad you liked the Cambodia photo. That's one of my favourites too 👍 Glad the video was useful to you, John.

[@mahidoes]

Amazing pictures. I'm also from Sri Lanka, Did you come here for a project? Where can i see them?

[@SeanGallagherPhotographer]

Hi Mahinthan. I was in Sri Lanka in 2015. Wonderful country! I was working on a project about Human-Elephant conflict gallagher-photo.com/environmental-stories-sri-lanka-last-elephants/

[@Jryanbaldemor]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWXPppuoZ8eppsUfeature=shared May camera sets 2025 as photojournalist

[@HenkaWess]

Several pictures, see bird pictures, seem to have been created with AI

[@SeanGallagherPhotographer]

I'm not sure how/why you came to this conclusion? My photos are real. No AI.

[@HenkaWess]

So, please excuse my opinion. I noticed an unusual sharpness of the animals, especially when depicting the eagles or hawks. I myself once tried to spice up a rather boring image of a desert panorama with a flying bird. The result was similar, very disappointing for me.