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Yorkshire Photo Walks
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Unique photography locations revealed with honest, philosophical photography advice.
Explore 'God's own county' with Tom Marsh, (aka the Flat Capped Photographer). Along the way he shares unique and inspirational Yorkshire photography locations and a philosophical view on the making of photographs. Watch to improve your photographs skills and become a more thoughtful and confident photographer.
Explore 'God's own county' with Tom Marsh, (aka the Flat Capped Photographer). Along the way he shares unique and inspirational Yorkshire photography locations and a philosophical view on the making of photographs. Watch to improve your photographs skills and become a more thoughtful and confident photographer.
What camera settings should I use?
In this video Tom goes into detail about how our camera settings work in order to make our own decisions about what to set rather than following 'rules' and 'recipes.' After seeing Tom's practical examples, you will have a broader understanding of how to select camera settings based upon the type of photograph you want to take.
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Photography Ramblings Up Trollers Gill
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In the first episode of the Yorkshire Photo Walks podcast to be filmed for CZcams, Tom takes us for a Photo Walk up Trollers Gill in the Yorkshire Dales. In glorious weather he encounters topless sunbathers, some friendly climbers and explains what he is photographing and why and how he is photographing it. To see the photographs in more detail, visit the Podcast Show Notes Page at www.yorkshir...
Photo Editing: How far is TOO far?
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In this video Tom asks the question, how far is too far when it comes to editing our photographs? He discusses the idea of making our photographs look 'real' and how we can use our intent for what we would like our viewers to get out of our photos as our integrity. For more videos like this don't forget to subscribe to our channel: czcams.com/channels/KeFvnuW3E30htbAGgMyPow.html For practical p...
Why your sunrise & sunset photos are boring 🌅 🥱
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In this video Tom visits Norton Tower in the Yorkshire Dales for sunset and provides a simple 5 step guide for photographing sunrises and sunsets. If you struggle to make interesting sunrise or sunset photos then look no further than this practical tutorial! For more videos like this don't forget to subscribe to our channel: czcams.com/channels/KeFvnuW3E30htbAGgMyPow.html For practical photogra...
Are your Leading Lines MISLEADING Lines?
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In this video Tom outlines three different types of leading line in photography composition and helps you to use them, not only to lead the eye to your focal point, but also to organise the frame of your photograph more constructively. This is a practical demonstration of how leading lines can often become misleading if they are not used effectively. For more videos like this don't forget to su...
How to photograph difficult to photograph places
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In this video Tom visits the remains of Sir Titus Salt's cursed Manor House, Milner Fields to share 5 tips on how to go about photographing places that can be really difficult to photograph. Can he turn this pile of rubble into a set of interesting photos? Watch to find out! Want to visit this location? Find the What3Words below. For more videos like this don't forget to subscribe to our channe...
Why your landscape photos are boring 🥱
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In this video Tom outlines a 5 step process for turning your landscape photos from flat, boring shots to professional looking images. For more videos like this don't forget to subscribe to our channel: czcams.com/channels/KeFvnuW3E30htbAGgMyPow.html For practical photography tuition out in the filed, check out: www.yorkshirephotowalks.com Follow Yorkshire Photo Walks on Social Media: instagram....
The Truth About White Balance
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In this video Tom asks, what colour are bluebells? Although this may seem to be obvious, sometimes, the way we edit our photographs, takes away the true blue colour of the flower. So, Tom helps us to make sure our bluebells are the colour they should be by colour grading and correcting rather than simply tweaking the white balance. For more videos like this don't forget to subscribe to our chan...
Photographing Bluebells? DON'T make these mistakes!
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In this video Tom visits his favourite bluebell wood and reveals 5 (or is it 6?) mistakes photographers often make when photographing bluebells and how you can avoid making them. He also reveals the location of the wood. If you think you know of a better bluebell wood, please share it in the comments. For more videos like this don't forget to subscribe to our channel: czcams.com/channels/KeFvnu...
5 Step Beginners Guide to Drone Photography
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In this video Tom offers a 5 step beginners guide to drone photography. From rules and regulations and rookie mistakes to avoid to camera settings and composition, this comprehensive guide will get you ready and raring to fly! Here's the link to the captivating Drone & Model Aircraft Code... register-drones.caa.co.uk/drone-code/the_drone_code.pdf For more videos like this don't forget to subscr...
What is your photography IQ?
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If there was an IQ test for photographers, how well would you do? In this video Tom highlights the split in photography between logic and creativity and how we can draw on both to improve our photography intelligence. For more videos like this don't forget to subscribe to our channel: czcams.com/channels/KeFvnuW3E30htbAGgMyPow.html For practical photography tuition out in the filed, check out: ...
Photographing the Farndale Daffodil Trail
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After hearing mixed reports from photographers who have been to photograph the Farndale Daffodil Trail, I wanted to go and find whether it really is worth going to photograph it. Follow the Tom as he walks the trail and imparts useful photography advice along the way. Will he come to a conclusion? Watch and find out! For more videos like this don't forget to subscribe to our channel: czcams.com...
Secret Tunnel to Amazing Reflections
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In this video Tom visits an old quarry served by an abandoned railway tunnel. He discovers stunning reflections in a turquoise oasis, industrial ruins and some photogenic woodland. Watch to find out Tom's recommendations for photographing reflections and find out how to get to this hidden paradise for photographers. For more videos like this don't forget to subscribe to our channel: czcams.com/...
Black & White Photo Editing Guide
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In this video Tom takes you through a step by step guide on how to make the most of black & white photographs in post production. Avoid muddy, flat and low contrast photos with this basic guide and breath life into your monochrome masterpieces! For more videos like this don't forget to subscribe to our channel: czcams.com/channels/KeFvnuW3E30htbAGgMyPow.html For practical photography tuition ou...
HIDDEN West Yorkshire WATERFALL
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In this video Tom visits a hidden waterfall in West Yorkshire. Gill Beck Waterfall forms part of the ruins of a mill that has long since decayed. However what remains is a photographer's paradise. For more videos like this don't forget to subscribe to our channel: czcams.com/channels/KeFvnuW3E30htbAGgMyPow.html For practical photography tuition out in the filed, check out: www.yorkshirephotowal...
How to Turn Intimidation into Inspiration
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How to Turn Intimidation into Inspiration
Best Winter Photography Locations in the Yorkshire Dales
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Best Winter Photography Locations in the Yorkshire Dales
Is composition all it's cracked up to be?
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Is composition all it's cracked up to be?
When does a photograph become digital art?
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When does a photograph become digital art?
great video! I learned a lot
you are a natural born teacher. the simplicity / complexity level of the explanations, the pace with which you offer the information, the props, even the tone in your voice, all spot on. well done.
Babe wake up, new Yorkshire Photo Walks video
I like to see settings because it helps me visualize what can be done. Great tutorial.
This was a REALLY great tutorial. Notes have been taken. Thanks for another informative video Tom - keep them coming!
Tom you should come down to hemsworth area , there is nice places around for walks.
I shoot mostly still subjects and tend to select aperture and adjust speed to get it right (ISO fixed with film). If there is something moving I may need to compromise on motion blur and aperture. With digital one can of course adjust ISO too, at the cost of increasing noise but perhaps being able to use smaller aperture for more depth of field or larger if you want smaller depth. Someone shooting action sport would select it all so differently to avoid motion blur often. You need to choose what your subject needs but it comes to depth of field, motion blur and having enough light (ISO sensitivity, adding external lights or flash).
Some good advice but long winded. 1. Write a mind map. 2. Make it better. Repeat 3. Most importantly, think critically and engage with the information.
I've seen a lot of these videos and have to say this is broken down really well.
You make great lessons! I spent years experimenting with different compositions to get this knowledge.
Very, very good. Your channel is destined for great things.
Very helpful tips! I often overthink my composition yet always fail to make a compelling one. I hope I can hone my skills in composing like you are.
Hi there - interesting format of the video... Thanks! But I wander that when you talk on 28mm lens and minimum shutter speed - you do forget, that camera have IBIS - that allow you to get sharp image even at lower shutter speeds that equivalent to focal length of the lens... In Nikon Z the IBIS is usually provides up to 5 stops - so you do not need to hike the ISO so much (even if it does not do the harm).
Thoroughly enjoyed this, Tom. I don't "do" audio podcasts because I've the attention span of my Jack Russell, so the videos work best for me. Hoping to join you again, hopefully more frequently, in this next season.
Very well explained, congrats
Do you find a gray flat cap preferable to black or plaid? I do like your videos though, makes for an enjoyable afternoon. I'm the obligatory bearded giant photographer
Always look forwards to your videos man, always helpful and entertaining
Really enjoy your videos and just love the accent
The dog is the Barguest. It's name allegedly deriving from Berg (Mountain) and Geist (ghost). Similar folklore appears in many Anglo Saxon cultures across Europe. It would take unsuspecting children and sheep as its prey and hide them around the gill. Trollers is by no means always dry though. Indeed, during the whole year the upper parts (before Dry Ghyll) still flow. During the winter and after reasonable rainfall, the whole place floods regularly and you would find your route impossible. (FYI - There is a terrific composition looking directly east up the U-shaped valley right before you climb over the broken stile at the entrance to the gill. Next time!) Edit: That mine (that you called a Cave) only goes about 20m and stops abruptly. Unlike many abandoned mines in the Dales, quite safe to explore.
I'm not from Yorkshire, but even I know one should only go on Ilkley Moor 'baht 'at'... 😁
Great video, too much assumption in videos that we are all great at photography from a basics point of view.
great video
Another great vid,
Loads of interesting insight. Another great vid. Thanks.
Thanks
@@grahambeal6754 thank you so much!
Another great video on a bit of a late catchup.
Unpopular opinion, but as someone who truly appreciates landscapes and wandering, I find the first "flat" photograph more interesting the the last ones which seem fake and overproduced.
❌️ taking landscape photo ✅️ taking photo of a tree
I appreciate your sharing :)
Just found this channel and I'm now a subscriber. However, as a landscape photographer I don't necessarily agree that manual mode is the best mode for my kind of photography. Most of the time I use aperture priority mode (only controlling aperture and ISO) and let the camera decide what shutter speed to use in order to get a proper exposure. Of course there are situations where I need to control the shutter speed as well, but my most used mode (by far!) is aperture priority.
Well now I can't take any pictures, that 0.3 second music loop made me chew my own hands off. Typical!
Brilliant video. Touch of class with the location details too. Thanks you! 🙏🏾
Great video very well explained .. I have a Nikon d3400 kit lenses . A lot to learn .
True, and very well explained!
Very good video!
A lot of environments are too fragile to just trod across like that though. It must be nice living somewhere with ample water
For my own purposes, I'm going to call this the SLOW method. Subject, Layer, Organize, and Weather (weather being a combination of time of day/year). Thank you! I can't wait to try it out!
Thanks
Thank you very much @@grahambeal6754
After watching this video, I've just purchased the book "Why do you like this photo" and I've began reading it. So far, so good! I can't say enough that this channel brings so much value, which I'm thankful for. All the best, Tom!
While I agree with your commenter that over-editing a photo is no good, I don't think the photograph in question has suffered it at all.
There is a divide there between photographers who "take a photo" of a scene and try to make the scene look like it did on the day. These are what I call documentary shooters. Then there are those who "make an image" and try to create a piece of art that is usually quite different from reality at the end of the editing process. It's usually a fantastical version of the scene. Better than the real thing.
When I have conversations about photo editing, I find that people often think it is a phenomenon that came about with digital photography and is therefore disingenuous - a view that comes from the belief that digital photography and photo editing are cheating somehow, when really photographers in the "good old days" used many of the same techniques of adapting e.g., exposure, saturation, colours, etc. And while art is subjective and everyone is entitled to their own tastes, I honestly had to laugh about the commenter's remark because you did such basic corrections - many people wouldn't pick up on them at all without the side-by-side, and I would barely call them photo editing. Also, what I feel the commenter forgets is that cameras see differently than the human eye. Ever photographed a brilliant sunset with all sorts of reds and pinks and oranges that just blow your mind? It never looks as brilliant in a straight-up photo. And I think it is fair to change that and make the photo reflect what your eyes saw, or take it further to reflect how it made you feel. Or take it even further than that and turn the photo into a whole new piece of art. I loved your point about intent because obviously post production/editing, filters, etc. have a whole new connotation nowadays with social media such as Instagram, where they are indeed regularly used to highly stylise and distort reality, usually with the intent to trick the viewer and to sell them things they don't need. So personally, I wouldn't worry about the person editing their landscape photo to make a few clouds and flowers more visible. Anyway, thank you for another wonderful, thoughtful, and insightful video. Keep it up. ❤
Lovely scenes, a beautiful part of the world
Your philosophy suits my values to a tee. I did find your images a little dark for my tastes.