Showcase Your Skills
The rocks are rough and harsh, but they have an interesting beauty about them that makes us want to capture their essence. We invite you to share how you capture cliffs in a creative and original way, submit your best shots and get inspired by the submissions from the community.
In Your Camera Bag
When photographing cliffs, there are several items a photographer may want to consider bringing in their camera bag to ensure they are fully prepared for the shoot. Here are some suggestions:
📷 Neutral Density Filters: If you plan to photograph during the day or in bright conditions, a neutral density filter can be useful to reduce the amount of light entering the lens. This will allow you to use slower shutter speeds or wider apertures without overexposing your images.
📷 Polarizing Filter: A polarizing filter can be used to reduce glare and reflections on the water or rocks. This filter can also enhance the color saturation of the sky and foliage.
📷 Lens Cloth and Blower: Cliffs can be quite dusty, so a lens cloth and blower are essential for keeping your lenses clean.
📷 Comfortable Shoes and Clothing: When photographing cliffs, you may need to hike or climb to get to the perfect location. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing that will allow you to move around easily.
