Digital Photography School has 11 tips for improving your landscape photography. I will definitely try #1 (setting a small aperture to improve depth of field) and I definitely agree with #9:

9. Work the Golden Hours
I chatted with one photographer recently who told me that he never shoots during the day - his only shooting times are around dawn and dusk - because that’s when the light is best and he find that landscapes come alive.

These ‘golden’ hours are great for landscapes for a number of reasons - none the least of which is the ‘golden’ light that it often presents us with. The other reason that I love these times is the angle of the light and how it can impact a scene - creating interesting patterns, dimensions and textures.

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