Articles and tutorials about Travel & Landscape Photography

Mobile Travel Photography with the Huawei P9 by Tim Moolman

By |2017-07-13T13:43:17+02:0021 Jun 2017|

Tim Moolman tell us about his recent project, travelling around the country taking photos with a mobile camera only, the Huawei P9. The pictures speak for themselves and prove that it is not the size of the camera that matters, but the mind!

Photo Critic Photo of the Month: June 2015

By |2019-11-13T09:22:31+02:0007 Jul 2015|

The Photo Critic Photo of the Month competition winner for June 2015 is shared by two photographers, Luke Brouwers with his photo "Trees in the Mist" (Nature) and Marethe Grobler with her portrait "Old Soul Young Girl" (People). Both Luke and Marethe receives a discount of R600 for any photography courses with DPC. They were not the only winners though! Ken Jennings impressionist landscape, "Gansbaai" will also be included for the Photo of the Year competition as a wildcard entry.

Travel and Landscape Photography | Mega Tutorial

By |2023-10-23T12:53:50+02:0017 Apr 2015|

Learn all the important aspects of shooting Travel, Landscapes and Seascapes! This Mega Tutorial is derived from a series of articles I have written for PiX Magazine in 2013. Covering technical and creative aspects of travel and landscape photography; from choosing the best locations and finding the best light, to camera gear, settings and creative techniques...

Simply Beautiful Photographs

By |2022-08-31T12:28:53+02:0013 Sep 2013|

Today, I am featuring a video by National Geographic about the book "Simply Beautiful Photographs". I've personally bought the book a few years ago and it is available for reading and viewing at the DPC Campus and Studio. It contains high impact photographs by National Geographic photographers. The book is a "must-have" for anyone who are interested in travel photography, or simply beautiful photographs (pun intended).

Photo Critic Photo of the Month: July 2013

By |2019-11-13T09:21:59+02:0006 Aug 2013|

Like last month, two winners shares the spoils with the Photo Critic SOTM competition. Here they are: Doctor Leon for his stunning sunset silhouette "Op Patrollie" (On Patrol) and Ursula Koekemoer, with her composite landscape "Lonely Trees".

Koos van der Lende, South-African Landscape Photographer

By |2020-03-16T15:08:32+02:0025 Jan 2013|

Born and bred in South-Africa, Koos van der Lende is an extraordinary Landscape Photographer that is well known for using this genre of photography to create Fine-Art... Here is a collection of some of these Fine-Art pieces. Being a South-African Landscape Photographer for a couple of decades, Koos truly understands and cherishes the true and unmatched beauty of our African Landscape and what she has to offer; Creating photographs that portray her splendorous majesty... Koos is most definitely an iconic example of what a Landscape Photographer needs to make use of; When it comes to composition, colour and timing, not over-processing his photographs, he surely sets a high standard for others to follow in this genre. He has launched a Fine-Art Photographic Album, comprised of some of his top Landscape Photographs, click HERE to preview this album.

Featured Photographer: Bernard Pieterse

By |2016-10-24T11:08:47+02:0006 Dec 2011|

Bernard Pieterse and his friend Herly Greeff did a photography course with me just about a year back. He was barely 15 years old at the time. Over the past year we got used to amazing images by this talented young photographer. Bernard recently won the Visual School's award for "Upcoming Photographer of the Year". Five of his eight images came on tops in various categories...

Industrial Landscape Photographer, Edward Burtynsky….

By |2019-04-26T10:49:07+02:0016 Aug 2011|

This week, we are featuring world renowned industrial landscape photographer, Edward Burtynsky. Edward has achieved international recognition for his large-format photographs of industrial landscapes. His work is housed in more than fifteen major museums including the Guggenheim Museum, the National Gallery of Canada, and the Biblioteque Nationale, Paris.

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