Water Photography Tips for Shooting in the Mountains

Shooting waterfalls, streams, and lakes can create some really gorgeous and unique shots. These water photography tips show you how to make the most of water in your shots so you can elevate your images. Learn how to get the soft, smooth look with longer exposures, and the trick the pros use to avoid overexposing with longer shutter speeds.

Learn How to Get Postcard-Perfect Water Shots

You’ve seen those gorgeous, ethereal shots of silky-smooth waterfalls and streams and wondered how they do it. Maybe you’ve tried it yourself, but the results were not what you had in mind. A few simple tweaks may be all it takes to get the shot you want. Learn how to do it and how to avoid common mistakes with our water photography tips.

MORE IN THIS COURSE:

• Tips for Landscape Photography in the Mountains—Course Preview
• Mountain Landscape Photography Gear Tips
• Mountain Photography Tips for Weather and Lighting
• Fall Foliage Photography in the Mountains
• Water Photography Tips for Shooting in the Mountains
• Morning in the Mountains
• Mountain Subjects and Tips for Shooting Each
• Photography Textures and Patterns When Shooting Outdoors
• How to Use a Light Meter and Live View on Your DSLR
• Fall Lake at Sunset