Seascape photography is, without a doubt, one of the most exciting types of landscape photography.
There are countless ways to approach coastal photography, but they all have one element in common: the water. Water can be used as the main subject in your seascape photos, but it can also be used to integrate and connect all the elements of your composition.
However, ocean photography is not as simple as general landscape photography. There are many complex factors that you need to control and be aware of if you want to succeed.
In a few words, seascape photography is a type of landscape photography where the sea is the main subject instead of a piece of land. It’s considered a subgenre of landscape photography because this type of photography usually involves shooting pieces of land like rocks, cliffs, mountains, etc.
Seascape photography is also known as coastal photography or ocean photography, and the water is usually the main subject across the different types of seascapes that you can photograph.
Coral by Othman Al Mashan
Sailboat by Vasilis Athanasopoulos
Ocean Laves by Clark Little
Seascape Photography
Seascape by Omer Yucel
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Guincho Beach Portugal by Habip Atayev
Trigg Beach by Mamraz Nagi
When The Sun Goes Down by Shady S.
Seascape by Jose Ramos
Calm sea by Robert Alexandersen
Is There Anybody Out There by Adrian De Vittor
Scituate Light by Ed King
Where Dreams Begin by Jorge Maia
