Websites of many different creative photographers, they may not be to your taste but they may inspire or give you ideas.
This is the site that I first found and which started my interest. There is much free material on the site and several online challenges/courses some free.
https://digital-photography-school.com/conceptual-contrast-photography/
This article is interesting and suggests ways of finding tension/interest in relatively ordinary situations.
For dark evening browsing and inspiration flick through some of these.
https://nickigwynnjones.zenfolio.com/
FRPS her site has lots of different interesting images many have won awards.
https://www.carolemmas.com/news
From Oxton she sees landscapes and shapes in rust, wood, old textures doe lots of photography at Lower Heswall.
http://marianthilainas.com/galleries/
This lady is one of our speakers later in the season. Look at her work as much of it is local.
Look at Sand patterns for inspiration
https://www.lindawevillphotography.com
There is so much to look at on this site –
look at images 7-11 on this site.
https://www.markreevesphotography.co.uk/
Mark is great with Abstract Creative looking at the detail.
http://abstractedreality.com/jane-trotter/
Jane Trotter Abstracted Reality – sells to interior designers
HOW TO DO ICM AND ME IN CAMERA
http://www.dougchinnery.com/tag/how-to/
There are 3 comprehensive videos showing how Doug Chinnery uses different techniques in his landscape photography. They have material and demonstations of technique and the 3rd some of the editing used.
* Creative landscape photography – what do we mean?
* How to achieve intentional camera movement
* What techniques are there for intentional camera movement
* What compositions work for this
Much of his more recent tutorials require in camera edits that are only found in the most complex high end cameras.
https://www.baileychinnery.com
e.g. Light dark multiple image blending, the ability to change white balance whilst shooting a sequence, but the website shows you the potential even if it is not to your liking.
I am listing some info for different camera brands as a starting point:
Nikon Owners
Canon
https://www.premiumbeat.com/blog/multiple-exposure-canon-5d-mk-iv/
http://www.cfriel.com/onlandscape-co-uk-multiple_exposure_photography.pdf
Olympus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8vNBuov4DU
Sony scroll down to the Multiple exposure App info
https://www.thephoblographer.com/2015/08/18/7-extra-features-sony-cameras-can-do-through-apps/
http://www.cfriel.com/onlandscape-co-uk-multiple_exposure_photography.pdf