Let's face it, shooting outdoors is not like taking snapshots in your living room. There are rocks, uneven ground and don't forget the wind. It's very hard to get a steady shot, shooting in-hand. So, for digital landscaping photos, your best solution is a durable tripod. Be sure to get a tripod that's light enough to drag around, but durable enough to take the wear and tear any elements dish out.

*To reduce shaking even more use a cable release (this is a cable that attaches to the camera and allows you to take pictures without touching the camera).

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