Bokeh is a technique used to create a blurred background in a photograph, and is not typically used in landscape photography.

A tripod is used in landscape photography to keep the camera steady, allow for longer exposure times, and adjust the camera's height and angle.

An ultraviolet filter is used to block ultraviolet light, which can cause a bluish cast in photographs. It is not commonly used in landscape photography.

Dynamic range refers to the range of tones from the brightest whites to the darkest blacks in a photograph.

A telephoto lens is used to magnify distant objects, and does not typically create a sense of depth in a landscape photograph.

Sharpness refers to the clarity and definition of the details in an image.

A flash is not typically used in landscape photography, as it can create harsh shadows and unnatural lighting.

White balance refers to the adjustment of the color temperature of a photograph to make white objects appear white.

A tripod is used to keep the camera steady, and does not typically create a sense of movement in a landscape photograph.

Tone, mood, and atmosphere all contribute to the overall feeling or impression created by a photograph.

A telephoto lens is used to magnify distant objects, and does not typically create a sense of scale in a landscape photograph.

HDR photography involves combining multiple exposures taken at different shutter speeds to create an image with a wider dynamic range.

A wide-angle lens is used to capture a wide field of view, and does not typically create a sense of mystery or intrigue in a landscape photograph.

Time-lapse photography involves capturing a series of images over a period of time, and then playing them back in sequence to create a video.

A telephoto lens is used to magnify distant objects, and does not typically create a sense of drama or impact in a landscape photograph.