At last a step-by-step course which is guaranteed to have you taking outstanding landscape photographs even if you have a really basic camera.

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Here’s what you’ll learn when you get The Landscape Photography Home Study Course:

• Discover how to see like the masters when you look at the work of the early photographers. Like Alfred Stieglitz and Ansel Adams.

• Forget spending hours studying your camera’s manual. You’ll understand clearly how your camera works. You’ll find that you can create great photographs with even a very simple camera (digital or film). [ Learn More ]

• You’ll understand shutter speed, films, depth of field, apertures and metering systems which you can apply to both film and digital photography.

• You'll know you are on the right track when you complete targeted exercises designed so you can put into practice exactly what you have learnt - and the author even includes answers and guides on what you should see in your photographs. [ Learn More ]

• Very simple but clever ways to use light to create stunning landscape photographs.

• The best time of the day to photograph - depending on what your subject is.

• Discover how to never have an underexposed or overexposed photograph again when photographing the rapid light changes at sunrise and sunset.

• 6 different elements essential to unique composition. The video and the manual give great demonstrations such as these ones below so you can understand quickly how to use each of these elements in your own photographs. [ Learn More ]

• How, where and when to photograph at night to capture the landscape in a way that few people ever see. You can take photographs like this one of Erik's below, taken using only moonlight compared to the daytime equivalent.

• Save nights of wasted filming with the exact details on what film to use, what exposure and what filters to use if you are filming at night in dense forest, open forest, full moon, part moon and many other possibilities. [ Learn More ]

• Get the best shot every time and create a series of photographs that work together when you learn how to perfect sequential photography like this group of photos below

• Display your photographs like the professionals with classes on framing, including how to choose the right frames, matts, where to position the photographs and some exciting new methods of framing you may not have seen before.