Photographing Mountain Layers
Mountain layers are some of the most spectacular scenes you can shoot. Trevor Anderson offers some suggestions on how to capture them.
Author profile: Trevor Anderson
I am Trevor Anderson and I am a Pacific Northwest based Photographer. With the immense natural beauty and recreational opportunities available in my region, I was drawn to exploring the moods of nature while hiking at a relatively young age.
Website: http://www.trevorandersonphotography.com
Articles by Trevor Anderson
Photographing Misty Scenes
Misty forests hold the potential to create evocative, unique and intimate images. Trevor Anderson shares advice on photographing misty scenes.
Photographing Rhododendron
Trevor Anderson shares his advice and experiences of photographing these beautiful Rhododendron plants in locations across the USA.
Long vs Wide Lens
When a trip to Mt. Baker looked like it was going to be unsuccessful due to the weather, Trevor Anderson switched to a long lens instead.
In Search Of Spring
Spring brings the first opportunities for natural color in photography after a long winter. Trevor Anderson describes a visit to Central Washington to capture images of the green shoots
Mt Rainier In Winter
Trevor Anderson made the most of the scant opportunities this winter to go on a photography expedition to Mt Rainier and came back with a surprise.
Mount Shuksan in Autumn
Whilst photographing the imposing Mount Shuksan, Trevor Anderson ponders the influence of randomness in creating unique landscape images
Zion Narrows
The Zion Narrows is truly an area that should be experienced in person. Trevor Anderson discovers a multitude of photographic opportunities whilst following the meandering trail across land and through water
Mount Stuart in Autumn
On a trip to Mount Stuart, Trevor Anderson embraces the alluring qualities of the landscape during its beautiful transition from autumn to winter
Photographing Buck Creek Pass
If bad weather ruins a photography trip, do you persevere or give up? Trevor Anderson discovers the importance of finding gratitude in every experience
A Remarkable Vista
Trevor Anderson recalls photographing magical and unpredictable conditions, such as the stunning light displays caused by thunderstorms near Mount Rainier
Cascades in Bloom
Peaking wildflowers and 90-degree temperatures in June! Trevor Anderson shares his experiences from an ever-changing weather system in the Cascade Mountains
Spring Wildflowers in the Central Cascades
The Central Cascades of Washington is an impressive destination for photographing an abundance of spring wildflowers and creating awe-inspiring memories
Skagit Valley Tulip Festival
The impressive displays at the Skagit Valley tulip festival in Mount Vernon, Washington can offer exceptional photography opportunities
Photographing Spring Landscapes
The abnormal winter seems to have affected the entire USA to some degree. What does this mean for landscape photographers? Trevor Anderson has the story
Photographing Frenchman Coulee
Trevor Anderson photographs Frenchman Coulee, an area of impressive geology and dramatic history that showcases the evidence of post-glacial floods
Second Beach
Photographing the low tide at Second Beach on the Olympic Peninsula, on the West Coast of the USA, is a fascinating experience, says Trevor Anderson
Winter Mountain Photography
Photographing from mountaintops during winter comes with a variety of challenges. However, such photography has several unique aspects and rewards
Green Mountain
A dramatic sunset marked Trevor Anderson’s return to Green Mountain in Washington State, for a hike that was eleven years in the making. He shares his story
Autumn At Cutthroat Pass
Golden larch trees and dramatic mountains in the North Cascades of Washington State create the perfect scene for landscape photography, says Trevor Anderson
Hierarchy of Needs
In photography, like many things, there is a series of steps that needs to be climbed before we can have a fair knowledge and reach fulfilment as artists
Capturing Beautiful Compositions
Understanding why a landscape amazes us and finding ways to photograph it to better serve our amazement can enhance the joy of being an artist
The Wild Light of Iceland
Trevor Anderson was fortunate enough to visit Iceland again the summer of 2014 and photograph its unique landscapes and near endless light and beauty
Photographing Sunlit Forests
We often associate waterfall and forest photography with evenly-lit overcast conditions, but photographing them under sunny conditions can also be rewarding
Photographing Misty Scenes
Misty forests hold the potential to create evocative, unique and intimate images. Trevor Anderson shares advice on photographing misty scenes.
Photographing Rhododendron
Trevor Anderson shares his advice and experiences of photographing these beautiful Rhododendron plants in locations across the USA.
Long vs Wide Lens
When a trip to Mt. Baker looked like it was going to be unsuccessful due to the weather, Trevor Anderson switched to a long lens instead.
In Search Of Spring
Spring brings the first opportunities for natural color in photography after a long winter. Trevor Anderson describes a visit to Central Washington to capture images of the green shoots
Mt Rainier In Winter
Trevor Anderson made the most of the scant opportunities this winter to go on a photography expedition to Mt Rainier and came back with a surprise.
Mount Shuksan in Autumn
Whilst photographing the imposing Mount Shuksan, Trevor Anderson ponders the influence of randomness in creating unique landscape images
Zion Narrows
The Zion Narrows is truly an area that should be experienced in person. Trevor Anderson discovers a multitude of photographic opportunities whilst following the meandering trail across land and through water
Mount Stuart in Autumn
On a trip to Mount Stuart, Trevor Anderson embraces the alluring qualities of the landscape during its beautiful transition from autumn to winter
Photographing Buck Creek Pass
If bad weather ruins a photography trip, do you persevere or give up? Trevor Anderson discovers the importance of finding gratitude in every experience
A Remarkable Vista
Trevor Anderson recalls photographing magical and unpredictable conditions, such as the stunning light displays caused by thunderstorms near Mount Rainier
Cascades in Bloom
Peaking wildflowers and 90-degree temperatures in June! Trevor Anderson shares his experiences from an ever-changing weather system in the Cascade Mountains
Spring Wildflowers in the Central Cascades
The Central Cascades of Washington is an impressive destination for photographing an abundance of spring wildflowers and creating awe-inspiring memories
Skagit Valley Tulip Festival
The impressive displays at the Skagit Valley tulip festival in Mount Vernon, Washington can offer exceptional photography opportunities
Photographing Spring Landscapes
The abnormal winter seems to have affected the entire USA to some degree. What does this mean for landscape photographers? Trevor Anderson has the story
Photographing Frenchman Coulee
Trevor Anderson photographs Frenchman Coulee, an area of impressive geology and dramatic history that showcases the evidence of post-glacial floods
Second Beach
Photographing the low tide at Second Beach on the Olympic Peninsula, on the West Coast of the USA, is a fascinating experience, says Trevor Anderson
Winter Mountain Photography
Photographing from mountaintops during winter comes with a variety of challenges. However, such photography has several unique aspects and rewards
Green Mountain
A dramatic sunset marked Trevor Anderson’s return to Green Mountain in Washington State, for a hike that was eleven years in the making. He shares his story
Autumn At Cutthroat Pass
Golden larch trees and dramatic mountains in the North Cascades of Washington State create the perfect scene for landscape photography, says Trevor Anderson
Hierarchy of Needs
In photography, like many things, there is a series of steps that needs to be climbed before we can have a fair knowledge and reach fulfilment as artists
Capturing Beautiful Compositions
Understanding why a landscape amazes us and finding ways to photograph it to better serve our amazement can enhance the joy of being an artist
The Wild Light of Iceland
Trevor Anderson was fortunate enough to visit Iceland again the summer of 2014 and photograph its unique landscapes and near endless light and beauty
Photographing Sunlit Forests
We often associate waterfall and forest photography with evenly-lit overcast conditions, but photographing them under sunny conditions can also be rewarding
