30 Jan
2013
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FREE Nature Photography eBook!


Twenty photos. Twenty indispensable tips. Simple as that. Making better nature photographs has never been easier.

As many of you already know, my mission, plain and simple, is to educate, inspire, and entertain others in the art of nature photography. To that end, I strive to make learning about nature photography practical, informative, fun, and packed with plenty of delicious eye candy. My latest eBook, 20 Indispensable Photo Tips, is a basic introduction to many important concepts, and hopefully it will leave you wanting to learn more. If you are ready to take your photos to new heights, then just click on the image below to register to receive your free download of this helpful eBook.

Many of the ideas and photographs introduced in this eBook are covered in greater depth in my other books and video tutorials; if you like what you see in the book but wish to delve a bit deeper, I encourage you to visit my eStore. In the meantime, please enjoy this complimentary eBook free of charge. You’ll be taking better nature photos in no time!

20 Indispensable Photo Tips

About Ian Plant (334 Posts)

Ian Plant's photographs and instructional articles have appeared in a number of books, calendars, and magazines, including Outdoor Photographer and Popular Photography. Ian writes a regular blog column for Outdoor Photographer online, and he is the author of numerous instructional eBooks and digital processing tutorials. Ian leads several photo tours each year.


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  • Andras January 31, 2013 at 3:57 pm

    Cool tips – thank you, Ian! First, scrolling it through on-the-fly I didn’t found them soooo groundbraking, maybe because I consider myself as an advanced hobbyst (and I read your Visual flo book:)). But looking more deeply into it, reading your thoughts I found that if I’d like to summarize basic concepts to make one’s basic level photos better, these concepts are really essential and inspiring. Every one of them has the potential to make up a whole project, especially because of your well-chosen dreamscapes used as illustrations – they suggest: “you can do it too!”. So all my respect, thanks for making it public for free.

    And a question: what do you think about a sub-site linked to your blog as a dedicated compositional critique forum for landscape photographers? Anyone interested could upload an image to get feedback from you and your fellow bloggers regarding the balance, dynamics, appeal of the work. I think it could get popular in an instant and could have a nice contribution to your educational mission. So? :)

    Best wishes,
    András (from Hungary)

    • Ian Plant February 1, 2013 at 7:27 am

      Hmmm, that is certainly something for us to consider . . . I’m not sure how we’d handle that technically, something for me to look into I guess, thanks for the suggestion!

      • Andras February 1, 2013 at 8:08 am

        If you want to keep is simple: you create a separate e-mail address, we send the photos, you pick some and take them apart :) Then, the image + your thoughts could be published as a normal blog post, f.e. as “Acid river weekly” :) My aim would be to have honest and hard opinions, not just glorifying 5 words for every artsy-fartsy attempt you get on 500px & Co.

        However, to have someone’s best pictures for critique you should consider watermarking the published versions on the blog or other ways of protection. If I can support you anyhow, just let me know!

        Regards,
        András

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