How To Get a Blurry Water Look in your Photos

The waterfalls of the Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye, Scotland.

One of my favorite looks when it comes to nature and landscape photography is the simulation of moving water. You’ve seen it a million times before – moss covered rocks, lush trees and a flowing creek. Everything is still but the water looks blurry as if it’s moving.

Australian photography magazine just put together a spectacular how-to guide on exactly how to get those blurry water shots and the equipment and gear you need to get the perfect shot!

Click here to read the how-to guide >

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Photo Vacation Travel Tips

So you may be asking “what’s a Photo Vacation”? For me, it was not only choosing a vacation spot, but also planning my trip around the idea that I’d spend my time practicing my hobby, photography. From where do I go to what do I bring, every piece of puzzle revolved around taking lots of photos.

Crater Lake, Oregon.

Picking the Right Destination
Lately I’ve been working on improving my landscape work as well as photographing water. So I thought about places where I knew I would find beautiful scenery and plenty of practice opportunities.

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Landscape Photography Tips

Have you ever tried to capture an epic landscape shot and it came out just so-so? According to Australian Photography magazine, the key to amazing landscape shots is getting up early. Really early!

Read all about taking great landscape shots in this helpful article.

‘Golden Rock’ Photo by Bobby Bong

Need some inspiration? Here are 50 breathtaking examples of landscape photography to help get the creative juices flowing! Also check out 1x.com, an awesome online community where photographers share their best fine art and landscape shots.