Jenn Richardson Photo

05/05/2026

https://jennrichardsonphoto.com/dont-need-a-foreground-in-landscape-photography/

Landscape photography without a foreground can be just as powerful, sometimes more powerful, than an image anchored by a rock in the bottom third of the frame.

In fact, learning when to skip the foreground in landscape photography is often a turning point in developing a more refined eye.

Let’s unpack why.

Do You Really Need A Foreground In Landscape Photography? When ... Learn More -->

05/01/2026

04/20/2026

https://jennrichardsonphoto.com/what-if-nobody-cares-about-your-photos/

If you have ever typed why nobody likes my photos into a search bar, you are not alone. It is one of the most common insecurities for photographers of all levels.

We live in an attention economy. Social media rewards speed, novelty, and spectacle. It favors content that keeps people scrolling, engaged, angry. Landscape photography often asks for the opposite. It asks for slowness, patience, and contemplation.

What if nobody cares about your photos? Explore low engagement, social media validation, creative burnout, & how to grow as a photographer...

03/22/2026

Get great photos each time you go out shooting with these tips!

https://jennrichardsonphoto.com/how-do-i-make-my-photos-less-flat/

03/21/2026

🥰Sleep Chief Rock Near Page, Arizona at Sunset

Gear and Settings:
Canon R5 - 24-105mm F/4L
33mm
f/11
1/125s

02/25/2026

The Beauty of White Sands at Sunset. Clouds formed to perfection above the dunes.

f/11
ISO 100
1/200s
109mm
2 mile walk into the White Sands of New Mexico.

02/22/2026

Burrowing Owls on State Trust Land near San Tan Valley.

02/20/2026

https://jennrichardsonphoto.com/sidney-spit-landscape-photography-planning/

My Top Landscape Photography Tips for Sidney Spit

02/17/2026

https://jennrichardsonphoto.com/how-do-photographers-find-locations/

Whether you’re an experienced landscape photographer or just starting out, photography location scouting is an essential skill.

From using online tools to exploring in person, discovering new places to photograph takes patience, research, and a keen eye for composition.