The first question that probably comes to mind right now is "But then what are Intimate Landscapes?". This form of photography is best summarized as a smaller portion of the vast landscape, because that is literally what it is. Not to be confused with macro photography. In landscape photography, it is often obvious what it is all about. The subject is almost immediately visible and in some cases even the area is recognizable. So a colorful, easier-to-find composition. Intimate landscapes often keep you looking longer because it is not always clear what you are looking at. How big is it and where was this photographed? It requires calm and focus, is often a mysterious image and in most cases has a clear main color.

As a landscape photographer, you probably recognize the moment when you're out and about with your camera, searching like a headless chicken for a composition because the light is perfect. You quickly decide to put down your tripod so as not to miss this beautiful moment. Once home, you are disappointed because you were so busy chasing the light that you completely lost your focus on what was really there. Time for Intimate Landscapes! The perfect form of photography to find your peace and focus and to photograph at any time of the day.