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Filters or Bracketing? Which one should you pick? Both methods allow you to resolve the overexposed sky issues, which is the common problem that every beginner is facing in Landscape Photography. So, what’s the difference between using filters and bracketing? Which types of filter are useful in photographing the landscape? And is it really necessary for us to get a filter If we can do bracketing? I’m going to answer all these in this article. Let’s start with the filters. Fil

Having an overexposed sky when photographing the sunrise/sunset is a common issue for every beginner in Landscape photography. In this video, I will teach you how to recover the overblown sky using Digital Blending technique. Before get into Digital Blending, you will need to have a series of bracketed shots first, which is a group of photos of the same scene with different exposures. To learn how to do Bracketing, you can check out my previous blog post here: http://greychow

Want to know what is the required equipment to get into Landscape/Nightscape photography? To give you a clearer picture, I think it would be better for me to share with you what I have in my camera bag. (or something that I have used before) Without wasting any more time, let’s get started! 😀 P.s. for non-Nikon users, you can still base on my suggestion to find the similar equipment for your camera system. 😉 Camera First, is the camera (obviously) but I believe that you mus

Typically, for Landscape photographers, we tend to favour in taking photos in the morning or evening, which is the transition time from night to day or vice versa. During the transition, the colour of the sky will change from yellowish to multi colours, then blue colours before it turns into entirely dark or the other way around in the morning. At the same time, the lighting of the scene will also change accordingly. The transition time can split into the following light pha

(Click on the image for larger view.) One of the good thing about having a shooting spot near to your living area is that you can revisit the place again and again, aiming for a real epic weather. I have been to this place countless time,  sometimes just to bring my friend here, as it is one of the most iconic shooting spots in Kuala Lumpur. Talking about the day when I took this photo, I was actually on a jog, lol. During my jog, I saw the sky, and I think there’re chances f