Landscape Photography for Beginners: Shoot Stunning Images (Udemy.com)

He started slow with using real life examples. Has been getting better. For the first half of the class, it was basically a lecture. While he has lots of great information, for me it's always better to use real life examples.

I learned a lot about the camera settings and now have to go out and practice to take better photos. I am excited to go learn how to use my features within my camera and understand the settings. I am going to play with the ISO, aperature and shutter speed now that I have a better understanding of how they work together and how to set them up to capture a better photo.

I have been interested in landscape photography for a number of years and have built up my equipment to include - Nikon D810 body; Tamron 24-70mm zoom lense; and Sigma 70-30mm zoom lense. I am eager to improve my overall knowledge on composition and settings etc. and also to be able to master Lightroom.

I already own a camera and several lenses. I'm feeling that his recommendations are too late. Lots of good information although the instructor's delivery is a little "rapid fire" at times.

Photography is my hobby for about 20 years. I have done a couple of course and always trying to learn. This course was interesting and provided me a lot information. Probably learned more than in the last couple of years, really took my photos to the next level! Thank you

The course was good I used it mostly for a refresher course for different areas. The only issue that I had was in the last #78. I had a hard time seeing exactly where he was on the program screen. I could see it but it was a little difficult.

I have a 2010 Sony Nex-3 with a 18-200mm lens. I never thought much about it other than point and shoot until taking this course. I have already found functionality in my camera that had been turned off. I am already taking better pictures and learning a ton. Thanks!

Many thanks. I learnt a lot from this course. I have done the modules, gone out to shoot my images, edited them - but then gone out again and again focusing on different aspects to try and get a full understanding. I also sent Matthew some of my images for some constructive criticism which he gave me feedback on. It is well worth doing.

I have a fair bit of experience as a photographer so a lot I already knew, but I found so many tips and have already improved my landscapes and look forward to further doing so when our restrictions ease. Moving the histogram to the right has brought great results. Thanks for a great course and would be interested in any more that you have produced.

Completed this great 5-hour course on 2/18/2021 with so many helpful ideas that I can use right now! I highly recommend this course to others desiring a clear, hands-on oriented understanding for getting the best out of your landscape photography! Thanks again!!!