Landscape Series Part 1: Color / Exposure / Depth

Landscape photography is extremely popular

Russ Burden

Published July 27, 2015
Updated March 15, 2017

Scenic photographers head out to capture the perfect moment when all comes together - the clearing or impending storm, the rainbow, the perfect wildflower season, the quintessential autumn, the classic country road S curve in perfect light, in addition to many other classic situations.

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