7 Ways to Improve Your Outdoor Photography with Ian Shive, Chris Burkard, and John Greengo

Learn 7 essential outdoor adventure photography tips and tricks with renowned photographers Ian Shive, Chris Burkard, and John Greengo on CreativeLive. Outdoor adventure photography is a type of photography that captures the beauty and excitement of outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing, and mountaineering. The photographer must be able to capture the experience in an interesting way that will inspire others to get out there and explore their own adventures.
There are many different things you can do to improve your outdoor adventure photography skills. You can study the work of other photographers who specialize in this type of photography, learn how to use different types of equipment like a telephoto lens or a wide-angle lens, or take classes from experts in the field. Many photographers would agree that adventure photography is widely regarded as one of the most thrilling and breathtaking types of photography. In essence, adventure photos are photographs of stunning locations, sometime featuring people doing incredible things.
This kind of photography offers such a diverse range of options, and it's accessible to just about everybody. You don't have to be climbing the world's highest peaks to have a thrilling journey. It could be pictures from a multi-day hike or a spectacular sunset from a mountain peak. Whatever you define as an "adventure" is enough to include your photos in this category.
In this outdoor photography tutorial, some of the tips we share include:
• Be Prepared: Practice close to home
• Embrace your unique perspective
• Shoot timeless, authentic images
• Shoot hand-held, then slow your process down
• Have a strategy, think editorially
• Take an environment-specific approach
• Include an identifiable natural element
Adventure photography is becoming increasingly popular among outdoor photographers, especially as a result of some amazing advances in camera technology, and the availability of photography-friendly social media sites such as Instagram. You may have come across certain postings that are regularly described as "epic", “spectacular” or “breathtaking” and want to know how to get the same awe-inspiring effect in your own photos. When it comes to capturing high-quality images, composition is crucial, just as it is in other areas of photography, so this video shares some pointers to assist you in improving your adventure photography confidence and skills.
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What's one outdoor photography tip that has improved your photos? 📸🌲🌊🏔

[@deanhallofficial]

This old adventurer needed this video! I would suggest anyone who wants to capture the thrill of their journey, but always seems to end up with pictures that are lackluster and never translates the awe inspiring adventure you just enjoyed...this is the video and the content creator to watch!

[@apontutul]

Thanks for sharing. All helpful information

[@NoDoSwLa]

Awesome Video. Thanks for putting these tipps together