SUMMARY
Photographer Nigel Danson outlines five key habits for improving landscape photography. He emphasizes understanding light direction and how it affects depth, refining composition through deliberate positioning rather than settling for the first view, and focusing on subjects one is passionate about. Danson also advocates for repeatedly returning to the same locations to capture them in various conditions and seasons, and for slowing down the process to allow compositions to emerge naturally rather than being forced.
TAKEAWAYS
Master light direction for depth and dimension.
Refine composition by exploring different viewpoints.
Shoot subjects you genuinely love and know well.
Revisit locations frequently and slow down the shooting process.