Closing Sale: iPhone Landscape Mastery

Landscape Photography  •  Photography Tips

This new course takes you along with professional landscape photographer Clifford Pickett on-location in the Italian Alps. You’ll be watching over Cliff’s shoulder as he shows you every landscape photography tip and technique he’s discovered during his career. With eight hours of practical in-the-field lessons, it is designed to be similar to a private one-on-one photography workshop. It is currently 86% off with registration closing soon if you want to check it out. Found here: iPhone Landscape Mastery Closing Sale

New: iPhone Landscape Mastery (peek inside)

Picture this. You could be on a road trip exploring a new area. Or you could be strolling around your local park with your family. When you suddenly come across a view that’s just too good to be true.

So you grab your iPhone and take a couple of shots…

But for some reason, these photos look nothing like the view in front of your eyes.

They’re flat and lifeless. They just don’t capture the beauty you’re seeing.

I bet you’ve had this experience more than once. And you’re definitely not alone. Even the most beautiful views often result in poor landscape photos. On the surface, landscape photography looks easy, just find a stunning location, and take a few photos of what you’re seeing. But anyone who’s tried it knows how difficult it is to show that beauty in a photo.

When you’re taking a landscape photo, you compress a three-dimensional scene into a two-dimensional image. And the beauty of the scene is usually lost in that process. That’s why world-class views often result in flat images that are average at best. And it’s particularly painful if you only get one chance to visit that location. But it doesn’t have to be that way!

Shot & Edited with an iPhone (see more)

As photographers, we often fall into the trap of overcomplicating things.

We think that we need the best gear, the best apps, the best camera settings…

And while these things are helpful, they’re actually not as important as people think.

Even the best gear won’t make a difference unless you get light and composition right.

In fact, the most iconic landscape photos in the world (think Ansel Adams) were captured with gear that was far less capable than your iPhone.

How to Get a Discount Today:

iPhone Landscape Mastery is currently 86% off with registration closing soon. The deal also comes with bonus lessons on how to professionally edit landscape photos on iPhone, iPhone Landscape lessons with Rory Tucker, and a bonus eBook by Andrew Hektor. It all comes with an impressive 30 day happiness guarantee so there’s no risk in trying it.

Deal ending soon: iPhone Landscape Mastery at 86% Off