Landscape Photography Locations - Should You Share Them?

As I continue my hunt for bluebell landscape photography locations, I reflect on whether or not we should share the precious information of the special and favourite locations that we find to shoot. Do we risk ruining them because they become known to too many people?
Night-scapes and PHOTOGRAPHY and LANDSCAPES and SUNSETS are what gets the blood coursing through my veins. If you love landscape photography and wish to find out more about how I turn my favourite locations into images that I treasure, then you're in the right place. I shoot with a Nikon camera and mostly Nikkor / Nikon lenses. I also use the Move Shoot Move star Tracker for crispy clear night skies.

[@MJB9559]

Nice video 👍

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There is also another reason and that is, a number of 'CZcams Professionals', have large ego's(and to a point narsisistic) and have formed cliques, and for that reason want to keep certtain things/places to themselves. I've even heard of phototographers complaining that someone else has 'stolen their shot/composition/piece of ground in a national park, which is ridiculous. Just discovered your channel, It's always good to find other photographers and look forward to exploring your more.

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Many thanks for your contribution on this point. I hadn’t really thought about the clique, but there may well be an element of that. Even so, there is a great deal that I have learned from other photographers online and I am grateful for that.