Glenn Mckimmin Gallery

To create a perfect shot, everything has to be arranged in the correct order, and thenonly the shot come as ‘that one’.  There are lots of requirements that need to be in consideration. Sometimes, the light falls in the right direction, sometimes not, the angle and corner of the camera maybe are not in sync, and these things are more difficult in landscape photography to fit them in a coextensive manner. Mistakes in landscape photography will tend to happen if you do not correct them with practice and method. So, practice those tricks, you need to follow a few guidelines to avoid the mistake in landscape photography. Lack of firmness Landscape photography is all about creating drama, a miniature story through lenses. It has no space for the blurriness. To create one sharp vibrant picture you need retakes. For that invest in a heavy-duty big tripod. Tripod is the best option for shooting landscape pictures, also, invests in large cable release with intervalometer b...

Those fortunate to have witnessed its spectacular founts of light remark it as:- “A tumultuous glory of light breaking forth, streaming up the evening skies like a storm of diamonds and pearls imbued with the gorgeous hues of heaven.” The Aurora Borealis or Iceland’s wondrous light show is a fickle phenomenon. An entire week may pass without even a flicker. But then, BANG! The Northern Sky gets filled up with a scarcely conceivable immensity of Pale green, rose-pink. Transparent as a fragile fabric, but appearing in fiery crimson like the Fires of Hell at its bottom edge, the spectacle almost like a celestial lava lamp! - opines a professional photographer/traveller.  Over the centuries, numerous myths and folklores have circulated about the Northern lights. The local Eskimos believed these lights to be spirits of whales, seals and caribou. Whereas the Algonquian Indian inhabitants of Canada, considered it to hold likeness with the massive fire from the Great...