Nine valuable lessons by our last contenders to create winning photographs! - Help us find the last finalist of our contender series by voting in our stories, nomads! ✨ (1) "The number one ingredient for a great landscape photo is a clear subject that draws the viewer into the image. Natural landscapes can be busy and almost messy when you initially take a photo, but using shadows and light and focusing on one main subject can truly create something magical." @casaramoon (2) "Thus, I study the place and start looking for a concept that encompasses the moment. I also try the best framings and explore different angles and how to add depth of field." @jaimekunstmann (3) "Remember to think outside the box. If it is impossible to take the photo you had in mind, it is always worth a new try with another composition." @die_raubritterin (4) "This is a perfect example of why I enjoy being in nature. You can go to the same place ten times and have ten different experiences. So allow yourself to revisit locations." @doblife (5) "Trust the process. I have learned to start editing a photo even if I am not keen on the RAW image. On many occasions, I have surprised myself after finishing the editing process, realizing I love the shot." @georginavincent (6) "I used to change colors a lot in post-production, but the longer I edit, the less I change colors nowadays. I like a more natural look to my photos." @timedtravels (7) "For me to be happy with the result, the colors have to be homogenous. So I am working a lot with gradients and radial filters" @flopunktwe (8) "My work in Lightroom revolves around tone curves. Color balance is crucial to me, as I want to add my stamp to each photo. I like my images when they resemble a dream, something without much contrast but with character – a soft photo with intentions." @jaimekunstmann (9) "I enhance the image for a more magical and vivid display of what I saw in real life. The two things I focus on the most are color balance and proper contrast. Having warmer tones in the highlights and cooler tones in the shadows brings balance to the image." @casaramoon 🎨