One of the questions I often get asked when out shooting is what type of filter I'm using and why I use that neutral density photographic filters. There is a lot of information out there on the subject of photographic filters but what I hope to establish is how I use them as a landscape photographer and scenes that I think are best suited for their usage. 

In this tutorial, I'll be explaining how to photograph the moving water of a waterfall to create a silky white ribbon that will really make your photos pop. I'll also be briefly going over gear needed to take successful long exposures of waterfalls that will have your friends marveling at your photos. 

This is one of my favorite instructions to give photographers, how to take photos of the Milky Way. While it's not the hardest lesson I've learned in photography, it's not the easiest either and you'll need a certain amount of gear to make the most of your time. But the pay-off is highly rewarding, because being able to capture what isn't viewable by the naked eye is truly something to behold. Learn how to take photos of the Milky Way here, and begin practicing!