The Art in Composition

Absolutely nothing! 

The importance of composition is often overlooked by many landscape photographers.

I tend to see photographers adhering to simple compositional theories like Rule of Thirds, leading lines, framing and symmetry assuming that using these approaches will create a strong composition. 

You must have an understanding of how and why certain compositional elements should be used to activate the full power of these theories and approaches. 

Using composition well can be learnt at any point in your photography journey and in fact, the earlier, the better. 

The camera you already own is enough to dive in and devour the learning inside this workshop. In fact, any camera, including a smartphone, and any lens can help you apply the concepts in this workshop. 

Photographers who have learnt with me have seen results in as little as an hour!

I want to see you wildly successful as a landscape photographer. A smile on your face is a smile on mine! Nothing warms my heart more than seeing other photographers succeed in capturing spectacular images and enjoying the beauty of nature. 

If you ever have a question ask! You can contact me via email. 

If you want to continue to learn in a "bits and pieces" approach, spend endless hours watching YouTube videos, reading through tutorials from different sources that might contradict each other, stay confused about how you can get the results you want, frustrated that you aren't making progress, and overwhelmed with trying all the things, then yes you might be able to get SOME of what I teach for free.

You're here looking at this workshop because what you've been doing hasn't worked for you. 

Your time is worth something. So save yourself the headaches and heartaches. Stick with me.

The Art in Landscape Photography Workshop Series is not taught elsewhere. This series is the exact method I use to capture my landscape images and is a culmination of what I've learned over eighteen years of pursuing the art in landscape photography. Do you have 18 years to figure it all out? 

I teach you exactly what you need to know to get your desired results. Is it worth your investment? I think so and so do the many other photographers who've chosen to learn with me!

Here's the problem with that statement. I'm going to assume that what you've been doing hasn't been working so far because if it were, you wouldn't be here, on my site, looking for answers. 

To be fully successful in landscape photography, you must learn the correct approaches and apply them in the right order. Inside my workshops, I give you my proven framework for successful photography. You'll learn step-by-step approaches that will have you seeing results in your images way faster and with less frustration and disappoint that if you practice without the framework I teach. 

Absolutely! If you don't want to be a professional photographer, you need these methods even more.

You see, a professional landscape photographer can work on improving his or her photography full-time. 

A hobbyist photographer has other interests and LESS TIME to dedicate to learning the craft and art of photography. 

Why wouldn't you want to set yourself up for success so that when you have the time, you can enjoy creating the kinds of images you want?  

Your time is worth something. You deserve to start enjoying photography today!

A scenic location DOES NOT guarantee a successful landscape photo! 

Take me as an example. My first landscapes weren't all that stunning, and I had years of training and experience as a portrait photographer!

Furthermore, it benefits you if your locations aren't stunning because you can focus on learning my frameworks instead of missing the moment. Then when you're standing in front of a grande scene you'll have the skills you need to capture the kinds of photos you want.