I challenged myself with a location that I knew would be difficult photographically.

Mid-afternoon clouds made me jump in the car and head for the ocean.

By far, the most common question I receive about landscape photography is composition.

The skies kept changing on this day. Got a story about rapidly changing landscape conditions? Share it!

As you compose your photo, consider how and where moving elements will enter and exit your scene.

I took advantage of an impromptu drive inland to capture some infrared photos.

Pick up some tips for your next seascape adventure.Join me for a few of the themes from my latest workshop.

Sometimes you know exactly what you want to capture.

In The Field: Working The Scene #330

Join me on a flashback to last summer in Japan. In this video, I work a seascape scene in Kushimoto.

Longer, wider beaches present their own set of compositional challenges.

To capture a great landscape photo, you have to get yourself there first. Sometimes, that means hiking.

In The FieldScott DavenportMarch 27, 2018Comment

Photography is a way for me to relax, to unwind, to clear my head. And man, did I need that a week or so ago.

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