Landscape photography



 The great landscape, a large view over a landscape with a general far out view, usually but not exclusive to just nature, often without people as its subject matter



Detailed landscape, usually a lot more focused in and less background, but still a landscape with very fine detail on its main subject matter of the photograph



Abstract landscape, often times even more zoomed in with a few subject matters in the photograph, often times with more of a focus point or a theme going on, sometimes even a cool color scheme that makes up the smaller photo.

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