Illustrated throughout with images of international locations, this guide covers all scales of work from epic panoramas to intimate details of nature. The author starts by looking at basic photographic considerations: film, choice and exposure; composition; natural and artificial lighting; and night and low-light techniques. He then explores the creative considerations behind different subject areas: the wilderness; people in the landscape; man-made environments; close-up images of landscape; and a discussion on the often-overlooked aspects of landscape photography including story lines, informative versus aesthetic content, new locations and how to make the most of the unremarked. Benrie finally provides an overview of photographic equipment available, as well as digital options - the place of the computer in the landscape photographer's repertoire plus electronic storage and distribution of images.