Photographing Ice and Winter Landscapes by Daniel Kordan

Photographing Ice and Winter Landscapes by Daniel Kordan
English | 7+hrs | Video: 1080p
https://danielkordantutorials.com/iceland/An extensive 7+ hours tutorial on winter landscape photography in Iceland. From the on-location capture to post-processing technique. Experience Ice beach, glacier, northern lights, frozen waterfalls, remote ice caves, and alien sand formations in this beautiful adventure through magnificent Icelandic terrain.

What’s inside?

THE ART OF SEEING. TIPS ON FINDING UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE OF A KNOWN LANDMARK IN HARSH WINTER CONDITIONS.
How to know what to shoot before you arrive to the location.
What to wear in cold weather: clothing, gear, strategy, safety
Dealing with extreme contrasts. How to shoot against the sun in an ice cave
Bracketing and multi exposure blending
How and where to find Northern lights: tips, gear, strategy
How to postprocess northern light: complete workflow
Shooting in challenging weather conditions (ice, snow, water)
Building winter landscapes panoramic images: complete workflow.
Photographing waterfalls in Iceland
RAW Processing and Editing Workflow
Masking and Layering Techniques
Luminosity Masking
Learn to photograph a complex subject: ideas on composition
2 BONUS videos: composition challenge and panorama stitching.

CHALLENGING WEATHER, EXPOSURE, PANORAMAS AND MORE
Shooting in challenging weather or high contrast conditions (rain, ice, snow, water).
Dealing with Sun Flare and shooting against the sun
Building Panoramic images and learning about nodal points for impeccable panoramas. Vertical panoramas vs horizontal.
The correct approach to long exposure. Blurring water and skies with long exposures
Introduction to astrophotography.
Master exposure and Histograms.
POSTPROCESSING AND MORE
RAW Processing and Editing Workflow.
Masking and Layering Techniques.
Luminosity Masking.
Keeping it real with HDR.
Extensive color color correction and image adjustments.
Workflow of landscape photographer.
How to bring life into your image with several post-processing techniques.