Include People

Including people in your landscapes photos will inject personality and bring "warmth". Be adventurous, try different shots with your subjects and great scenery in background.

Black and White

By capturing your landscapes using black and white, it will bring out a superb contrast. It will emphasize the lines and edges of the photos. This makes your photos look great.

Rule of Thirds

Place your subject off center rather than in the middle. This technique is commonly known as the rule of thirds. You can divide your photo into areas like a tic-tac-toe grid. Put your subject in one of those lines to create a more compelling photo.

Use Right Light

The best time to take landscapes photos are during dusk or dawn. Usually, at these period of times, the lightings are not too extreme and the colors are warmer. Side lighting produces more texture between light and shade. If it is a bit dark, you can make use of a tripod to capture your scenery.

Create Depth

You can shoot a subject in the foreground of your image to create depth. This will make your photo more 3-D and create a better visual effect. You can adjust your DOF(depth of focus). Experiment with different f-numbers until you get your desired results.

It is not that difficult to capture great landscapes photos even if you are just using a simple point-and-shoot digital camera. Remember some of these digital photography tutorial tips I mentioned and you will on your way to have some success!