by Nigel Danson
Nigel Danson runs one of YouTube's most popular landscape channels, and this video course is all about light: where to find it, how to anticipate it and how to still come home with strong images when conditions disappoint.
No particular camera needed. An Adobe editor such as Lightroom or Camera Raw helps for the post-processing chapters.
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