Seascape photography - My Techniques

In this tutorial, I’m going to share all my techniques when taking long-exposure seascape photography. The settings, equipment, tips and everything you need to know, to take great seascapes photos. We’re also giving away a free guide to ND filters and how to use them to help you on your way. In the shoot, I create a long exposure by mixing a Hard Grad filter with a 10 stop ND filter and explain the reasons why you need to do this.

We’re on the lovely island of Tenerife where you have black volcanic rocks against the bright sky. Check out this challenging shoot from set up to the final picture.

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