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Why Your Landscape Photos Feel Flat (And How to Fix It With Stronger Composition)
I spent the better part of last autumn frustrated with a series of shots from the Cascades. Technically, they were fine. Sharp, well-exposed, good light. But something was off. They felt like records of a place rather than experiences of one. The viewer’s eye had nowhere to go. I kept cropping and re-exporting, thinking it was a processing problem, but the problem was earlier than that. The problem was in how I was building the frame before I pressed the shutter.