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Tim Poirier
Canada
Registrace 15. 09. 2022
Amateur photographer based in Atlantic Canada with a passion for all things nature and outdoors. The goal of this channel is to document my progress as a photographer. If I go out with the intention of making images and film myself doing so it will be shared regardless of the outcome, because it is important to me to accurately depict the ups and downs associated with photography both for myself and others.
Prioritize getting out with your camera over going to epic locations
This week I take some pictures at a local beach. While spending the morning capturing a few images I realized that I much prefer 'mundane' easily accessible photography locations, as opposed to epic large-scale landscapes. That's not to say that I do not enjoy going to epic locations to explore and make images, but I find that the images I capture at big dramatic locations tend to not be my favorites. I think this is caused by the expectations of capturing amazing images with ease in such a beautiful location, this then causes me to be anxious and not take as much time as I should, resulting in mediocre images. Which brings me to the point of why I enjoy local, accessible photography locations. Going out with your camera in a local area that you know well is great, for me there is less pressure to produce amazing images and as a result I spend more time taking in my surroundings, and properly composing images of the broader scene. And at the end of the day even if I spent all that time to capture an image that I am not overly happy with, then so what, I can just head back the next day or whenever I get the chance to try again.
Obviously, this is all subjective, and if you are such an experienced photographer that you know every single shutter press will result in an award-winning image, well then yeah maybe the images in epic locations would be subjectively better. However, if you are trying to improve your photography skill, I would recommend the easier to access location that you can repeatedly visit as needed and really take your time with the images you want to capture and you will benefit greatly. You will improve your ability to compose images and learn more about your gear hopefully making it possible to capture those award-winning images when you are able to visit an epic location.
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Timecodes
0:00 - Photography 2024
0:51 - On Location
1:45 - Photographing Waves
5:37 - Get out with your camera
11:36 - Caves & Seaweed
18:00 - Bonus Images
18:20 - Bloopers
#seascapephotography #photography #nature #beach #landscape #sunrise #landscapephotography #behindthescenes #moody #fujifilm
Obviously, this is all subjective, and if you are such an experienced photographer that you know every single shutter press will result in an award-winning image, well then yeah maybe the images in epic locations would be subjectively better. However, if you are trying to improve your photography skill, I would recommend the easier to access location that you can repeatedly visit as needed and really take your time with the images you want to capture and you will benefit greatly. You will improve your ability to compose images and learn more about your gear hopefully making it possible to capture those award-winning images when you are able to visit an epic location.
Thanks For Watching!
Follow Me:
Instagram: timothy.poirier
Timecodes
0:00 - Photography 2024
0:51 - On Location
1:45 - Photographing Waves
5:37 - Get out with your camera
11:36 - Caves & Seaweed
18:00 - Bonus Images
18:20 - Bloopers
#seascapephotography #photography #nature #beach #landscape #sunrise #landscapephotography #behindthescenes #moody #fujifilm
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Photographing the aurora borealis in my BACKYARD
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What a roller coaster this was. I knew that the Perseids meteor shower was at its peak on this evening however I had decided to not go out to take images because I had just returned home from a short vacation. But then I got a notification saying that the northern lights (aurora borealis) would be visible from my backyard. The combination of the meteor shower and the possibility of observing an...
STUNNING Light || Sunrise Photography
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This week I wake up before the sun and stumble from my tent down to the beach of Anchorage Provincial Park, on Grand Manan Island. Waking up early paid off this morning as I was rewarded with a stunning pink sky that yielded some incredible images. After the sun rose, I wandered around the beach in search of simple images in the sand and practiced trying to include more interesting foreground s...
Dramatic Sea Cliff Photography
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In this week’s video I venture to Grand Mana, New Brunswick for the first time. My photography plan for this outing was to photograph sunset along the cliff of the southwestern shore of the island. The sunset did not disappoint, and I was greeted by beautiful colours in the sky and very dramatic fog rolling in over the cliffs and was able to make a few nice images. The video clips I filmed howe...
How I Captured My Favorite Image To Date
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Last week after photographing and filming for two consecutive days I decided to put (most) my cameras away and go enjoy the sunset. To my surprise the sunset was absolutely incredible as the tide had gone out and exposed massive sandbars. These sandbars provided the perfect location for a bald eagle to land which resulted in my capturing my favorite image I have ever captured (yet). This video ...
5+ Wildlife Keepers From One Photo Shoot?!?
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Be sure to watch until the end to see how I captured my favorite image ever! While on 'vacation' I decided to make some images of birds at the beach, as I had observed all kinds of activity the previous day. When I woke up the conditions were absolutely perfect (which is surprising as I had not properly planned or even checked the tide times). The sunrise was gorgeous, and I was greeted first t...
Sunset Photography at a Location with Special Significance
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Sunset Photography at a Location with Special Significance
Amateur Pretends To Make Good Woodland Photographs
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Amateur Pretends To Make Good Woodland Photographs
Photographing Waterfalls and Everything Along the Way || Shogomoc Falls
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Photographing Waterfalls and Everything Along the Way || Shogomoc Falls
Nature Enthusiast Tries POV Street Photography
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Nature Enthusiast Tries POV Street Photography
Why I See No Reason To Excessively Plan Your Photography Outing
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Why I See No Reason To Excessively Plan Your Photography Outing
Photographing Mammals, Amphibian, and Birds All Before Breakfast!
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Photographing Mammals, Amphibian, and Birds All Before Breakfast!
How To Capitalize On Your Photographic Opportunities
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How To Capitalize On Your Photographic Opportunities
Suprised by a Beaver While Photographing Birds
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Suprised by a Beaver While Photographing Birds
Don't Forget To Take Your Camera Out For Walks Regularly
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Don't Forget To Take Your Camera Out For Walks Regularly
Making the Most of a Disapointing Photography Outing // South Branch Oromocto Falls
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Making the Most of a Disapointing Photography Outing // South Branch Oromocto Falls
Early Morning Photographing Local Birds // Irishtown Park
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Early Morning Photographing Local Birds // Irishtown Park
Photographing The Details of Hays Falls
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Photographing The Details of Hays Falls
A Morning Photographing Geese and Other Local Birds | Chignecto Wildlife Area
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A Morning Photographing Geese and Other Local Birds | Chignecto Wildlife Area
Photographing an Incredible Spring Waterfall | New Brunswick Waterfall #2: Kierstead Mountain Falls
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Photographing an Incredible Spring Waterfall | New Brunswick Waterfall #2: Kierstead Mountain Falls
April 8th, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse Timelapse | As Seen From Frederiction New Brunswick
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April 8th, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse Timelapse | As Seen From Frederiction New Brunswick
Photographing The Chaos And Serenity During The April 8th, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse
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Photographing The Chaos And Serenity During The April 8th, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse
Preparing for the April 8th, 2024 Solar Eclipse || Location and Camera Settings
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Preparing for the April 8th, 2024 Solar Eclipse || Location and Camera Settings
Crazy Weather Photographing Waterfalls | New Brunswick Waterfall #1: Crooked Creek Falls
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Crazy Weather Photographing Waterfalls | New Brunswick Waterfall #1: Crooked Creek Falls
Location Scouting & Seascape Photography
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Location Scouting & Seascape Photography
Unexpected Upload || The First Video I Ever Filmed
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Unexpected Upload || The First Video I Ever Filmed
The Importance of Patience || An Opportunistic Bird Photography Outing
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The Importance of Patience || An Opportunistic Bird Photography Outing
Keeping it Simple | Winter Coastal Photography
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Keeping it Simple | Winter Coastal Photography
This guy has to be from Cape Breton. Who's your mudder and fadder by?
😂😂 By I wish I was from Cape Breton, I'm one province over. Who's yer fadder?
@tim.poirier 🤣 you sound like you are. I'm from Nova Scotia buddy, great video/ shots by the way! I've never been to Grand Manan personally
@@shanehiggins4983 Thanks Shane I appreciate it! I have lived in Nova Scotia over the years so that could explain the 'accent' I suppose. This was my first time visiting Grand Manan and I would highly recommend visiting, it's such a unique island. I will definitely be making another trip I have a lot more coastline to explore!
@@tim.poirier well thank you for the recommendation! I am just getting into photography myself, and I hope to be able to catch some images coming close to your par!
I'd rather have epic shots of common locations than common shots of epic locations. I'd just like some epic shots. Gives me something to keep working towards.
I like that outlook on things, I may steal that attitude going forwards!
You are absolutely right. Great locations for me always bring that stress and pressure that I have to make an image that can well represent the greatness of the location. And as I'm doing CZcams, the stress became real. I don't remember when was the last time I truly enjoyed the location itself and just that pure joy of making photos. / I read this joke many years ago: How to make good $ when you're a photographer: Sell your camera(s) lol
I'm glad I'm not the only person who feels this way! Maybe I will sell all my cameras and go for a nice vacation.... But that wouldn't work because I would end up wanted to take pictures anyway 😂
@@tim.poirier you're a true photographer, my friend haha
@@photoflooddays 😂😂😂
My favorites are from Right here at home
I agree, and often they the tend to hold more meaning as well making then more special when you capture them as you feel connected to the scene. Thanks for watching 😁
Very interesting video and great photos. I have also had variouos mic problems lately. Cheers from Norway!
Thank you Stig, glad you enjoyed the images. This video is definitely a lot different than what I typically share (most videos are fully on location) but I had to work with what I had. Thanks for watching 😁
Where have you taken your favorite images?
Mount Carleton, NB
@@kelsiemcginn8414 Great location, and close to home :)
Russia (But before the war)
@@photoflooddaysOh awesome, landscape images or some type of street photo in a city?
@tim.poirier mostly landscapes, I find their landscapes very interesting, especially during the autumn and winter. Russia has such a calm, soothing, untouched nature - similar to Iceland with very different landscapes. It is a shame that I can't go there anymore thanks to You-know-who(If you say his name, he sends radioactive tea🤣). Beautiful country with a horrible dictator.
Love this video. I am new to photography and youtube seems to be flooded with people making videos on how to edit these great photos (those types of videos are obviously good too) but I have been looking for people to explain their thought process behind actually setting up and capturing the shots which is what you've done really well. The photos look great. Will definitely check out your other videos.
Thanks David I appreciate it! Most of my other videos are entirely "on location" explaining my thoughts, I hope you enjoy them. 😃
Haha mate thanks for mentioning my video! Nice to know that you were watching my video hahaha :D Welp I don't do astrophotography that often as well but I can say that your photos are gorgeous. Especially the 8:58 one and the 11:01 one. Stunning colours! And your bonus images are really amazing as well! I am really jealous man, I visited Iceland in 2018 but I was like 2 weeks late to see the Aurora :( And here in Korea, due to the pollution, we can't even see the stars that often.
Cheers Arty! Tracking down the Aurora can be tough, luckily for me it just happened to appear on a clear evening in my back yard 😂 It's a shame about the light pollution in Korea I couldn't imagine not being able to see the stars, I could see you traveling to do some astro photography.....
@@tim.poirier yeah... it's a shame :(
Any tips or tricks for captuing images of the northern lights?
Hey Tim, WoW! I need to get me some of this action! If the clouds ever clear out of here, I'm going to give this a try. In July 2020 I managed to luck out and captured some images of Comet Neowise...until a local came out to interrupt/bother me LOL. That's how it always is for me, get ready to leave and the show will begin lol. As for light painting, I've failed many times trying to paint a scene, so I got no tips to help lol That looks like a nice CF tripod and Head! - Is it new? One thing I won't cheap-out on is my tripod, my camera and lenses are too important...I seen your couple little mishaps, I know that feeling all too well. I bet the lack of sleep was so worth it ! You captured some really Great shots man! I'm starting to think this photography game is your calling, you impress me with your endeavors into different genres and produce worthy images, well done young man! But if you start doing weddings , I'm out LOL j/k Cheers, Will
Wait, I just seen your bonus images, is that the Milky-Way in the 2nd photo and the last photo? Those pics are really cool looking, I'd say the one when the sky was dancing with the reds & greens might be my fav, along with these two, what I think, looks like the Milky-Way! You are killing it man!👍
Yup its the Milky Way, I had not realised how visible it was until I took a random test shot to figure out my settings (which is why I have no footage of me taking the image) - I'm very happy how they turned out. Glad you enjoyed the images :)
Thanks Will I appreciate the support, if you keep boosting my ego like this I may end up quiting my day job 😂 The weather was definetly in my favor this evening which does not happen often. I have had this ball head/tripod combination for about 4 months now and I could not be happier, its a great combiniation of size to weight ratio and its super stable (tripod: Sirui L-324F - store.sirui.com/products/l-324f-landscape-carbon-fiber-tripod# , ball head: Leofoto LH-40 - leofotousa.com/products/leofoto-lh-40-40mm-low-profile-ball-head-arca-compatible-w-independent-pan-lock?_pos=3&_sid=7804c05ca&_ss=r). The ball head is defenitly over kill for the weight of my camera but I got a wicked good deal on it so I have no complaints. I really enjoy photography as a whole which is why I dabble in different 'genres', I have done one wedding for a friend and I went well but I do not plan on doing any more (its just not for me) so you don't have to worry about that!!!
Your astro shots are better than anything I've done yet. Still wanting to give it a try. You got some nice aurora shots. I enjoyed capturing them the past May, but totally missed it when they were visible again here this month. Keep on shooting.
Thank you Craig!! I would recomoned trying some astro photography I had a blast. I had so much fun I am trying to find a away to justify buying a 'better' lens for astro photos... 😂
Super nice sunrise. I have always liked sunrises better than sunsets for some reason. I think I enjoy the freshness and potential that comes with the sunrise. But yeah, that shot at 1:30 is so nice.
That's a wonderful way to think of sunrises! Thanks for watching ,I also really like that image 😁
Love your wet sand pattern photos mate! And the photo at 16:01 is also just beautiful. Love the layers and the colours. I can really feel that calm beach vibe with some lovely Canadian breeze! (I mean all your works are great of course, but those three are my fav) Great work as always, my friend!
Thanks Arty! That image at 16:01 does have a nice beachy vibe to it, to me it looks like a beach themed Windows desktop 😂
@tim.poirier oh yeahhhh thats what I thought!
Hey Tim, you definitely have a creative eye for small/intimate scenes, sand patterns are a fav to shoot for me, you captured some nice images. If I can offer any advice, the obvious is just keep taking photos, practice is key. Of course there are many (other) aspects that will make an image standout, IMO light has the biggest impact. It affects colours/B&W tones in contrast to help create depth. One thing that helps me see images is studying other peoples work, I really really enjoy Richard Hamiltons' work, an incredible Canadian & highly prestigious Award winner..and I believe he lives/from NB as well. Some other photographers work I enjoy are (off the top of my mind) ~ Sarah Marino -her initimate images are incredible- ~Adam Gibbs (International landscape photographer of the year, lives in BC, also on youtube) ~Eric Bennett -has a great show on youtube "Brews & Views", also an incredible nature photographer, love his work. I have more "advice/suggestions" lul, but this is long winded as is 😅 Cheers, Will PS: I was eating dinner looking out my window, "out of nowhere" lol, an Osprey dove head & claws first into the Ocean coming up with a fish!! ..Of course no pics, but just to witness it was very cool! First Osprey I've seen.
I meant to include Freeman Paterson along with Richard Hamilton, these are two highly commended artists in Photography and both Canadian❤ One last thing😂 Richard Hamilton is featured on Eric Bennetts' "Brews & Views" on CZcams, definitely worth the watch...I watched it in 4 parts, as it's 3 hours long lol😅 Cheers, Will
Thank you for all the advice Will! I am definitely going to check out "Brews & Views". I'm glad you got to see an Osprey as they are so exciting to watch, I expect you will be eating dinner with your camera in hand for the next week 😂
How do YOU predict where the best light will be?
Great job! Love the images.
Thanks Andrew!
Those pastels in the background looks really nice and the eagle is so sharp, I'm glad you had enough space to get it on camera
Thank you, I'm super happy how they turned out!
Yeah, definitely have dealt with my share of failures. I even made a video about it earlier this year. Sometimes you have to salvage what you can and just go with it, other times you just scrap the whole thing and turn it into something else. Just keep learning from it.
I like that attitude, every mistake just turns into a new learning experience!
Man, all the photos are just stunning! I was watching your video while having lunch, and when the photos showed up, I just stopped chewing with my mouth open. Amazing shots! It's a real shame that the audio got messed up, but the photos certainly made up for it! I wish I can make photos like that too bro. Absolutely stunning.
Thanks Arty, you've really been boosting my ego recently 😂. I hope I did not totally ruin your lunch!
@tim.poirier 🤣🤣🤣 Oh no worries I enjoyed every second of it
What would you do if 2/3 of the clips you filmed have ZERO audio?
I'd probably skip that week's video as I am a lazy bugger 😂
@@photoflooddays I certainly considered that option, no guarantee what I will do if/when this happens again 😂
First off, I'd go inside and record the VO there, without the background shimes and then just overlay a somewhat calm vsx that fits the surroundings (low volume) and continue the video as you've done but probably show more of the actual footage
@@jimmywestphoto fair enough, I wanted to share more footage but lots of it was me talking to the camera in some capacity that was weird without audio. Thanks for the advice.
Great video keeps up the great pictures
Thank you, I appreciate that!
Great video thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you.
Great video
Thanks Matthew.
This is why I always keep a spare card on me no matter what. Awesome image for being under pressure!
Thank you! That's great advice, I need to start keeping an SD card in my pocket. I had a spare one in my bag (which I left in my car) which obviously was no use in this instance 😂
Dogs, boobs, midriffs, butt shots...not acceptable; that's another genre(s). Oh, go full screen for the stills...we like to crop ourselves...this is the 21st century.
Categorizing dogs along side boobs is ridiculous, but thanks for the feedback.
@@tim.poirier It was mirth friend, focusing on your props.
Very nice image Tim! Glad you had a nice time, and came away with a great story!
Thanks Nick!
Awesome kingfisher shots Tim!
Thanks Glenn!
Way to go, mate! That's a great shot right there. Oh man, I wish I could capture images like that too. My bird photos are always either blurry or too grainy. :( Even with noise-reduction AI programs, I can't create images like yours. Man, I am sooooooooooo jealous!
Thank you Arty! Recently I've determined that it's about 45% luck, 45% patients and 10% knowing what you're doing 😂. Also I've been playing around with different autofocus settings which seems to help in some situations and having the subject really well lit, or highly contrasted with its background helps a lot as well! I appreciate your comment, there is no need to be jealous this image was basically pure luck and your landscape images blow mine out of the water 😁
@tim.poirier oh you flatter me! You're too humble. We Koreans say even your luck is your skill ;)
@@photoflooddays haha I love that saying I might start using it!
Hi Tim, I'm a hobbyists photographer in Newfoundland & a new subscriber, I've been enjoying your videos over the past few days, good job! That is an award worthy shot! Gorgeous image! The colours!..I'm kinda jealous😂 My Boring story😅~ I remember my first "best image yet", it's a magical feeling when you peek at the back of the camera and just know "it's a keeper". My experience was similar to yours, I was photographing Shorebirds out back of my house, I "finish up" and start walking home when a Northern Harrier circled above my property hunting for food, she turned towards me and I fired off my last 9 images. Got one in perfect focus😅, but that was it, I was so proud 😂 Looking forward to see what you capture next! PS. In 2009 a MASSIVE bull moose in NB almost killed me when I was driving to Newfoundland 😂 I swerved to avoid it by mere inches lol
Thank you Will, I truly appreciate that! I am so happy with that final image the colours are stunning even the raw file is super vibrant - it actually just won a local photography competetion as of this afternoon 😁. Nothing quite like running out of space on your SD card to increase your heart rate. I'm glad you escaped your encounter with our large NB moose they do not mess around (but being from NL I imagine I do not need to convince you of that 😂). PS. I creeped your channel just to see your name and it sounds like you have the coolest job ever.
How many dogs did you see in this video?
I count at least one with a flannel and a cool hat
@@aranthanamayooran9697 that's a good answer!
@@aranthanamayooran9697 I can't beat that comment, you win today lol😅 ..sidenote😂 lol, thought I saw two, but now I'm second guessing lol
@@aranthanamayooran9697 Easily the best comment! Can't beat this
Nope
Thanks!
Great video! It must be really amazing to step into your history :) What is that new tripod? it looks like its doing a great job!
Thanks Nick, it is always nice to take pictures in a place with special importance! The new tripod is a Benro SuperSlim Tripod Kit (benrousa.com/benro-superslim-tripod-kit-carbon-fiber/) I like it a lot. It is not as quick to set up as a selfie stick and a small tripod base but its definitely a lot more stable 😄
@@tim.poirier thanks! I may get one, do you recommend it?
@@lightmeetslens so far yes, it folds down super small, it's really light and comes with a small yet surprisingly sturdy ball head. When the legs are folded in the diameter is small enough to fully wrap your hand around (even with my tiny hands) so it's quite portable.
mate, your video making skills are getting better and better! Lovely video as always and really nice photos! Love your abstract photos man
Thank you Arty, I really appreciate that! I'm having so much fun making these videos so it's nice to have your support. 😁
Which image was your favorite? Thanks for watching 🎉
Very nice. I could tell that you were really enjoying yourself while taking the photos.
Thank you Craig, I really was having a blast!
Enjoyed your video as always, Tim. Love the fact that you went out there with your doggo! I'd like to do the same but then my doggo will probably just run away from me. She loves freedom🤣
Thanks Arty! It's always fun to bring the dog but it definitely slows things down a lot (which may not be a bad thing) since she is also a flight risk and needs to be on a leash most of the time 😂
You town looks as unpeopled as my small town is. Every now and then I have to decamp to a larger town 130klms away to go to the markets and wander the streets to get more people in my camera. But once you get past the nerves of shooting people, it's a fun pastime.
I agree it was a lot of fun to go out with my camera. I can't wait to go to a bigger city some day and test my luck!
love the video!
Thank you Martin!
The pictures are stunning! I rarely go to the forest but seeing your pictures make me want to take my bike and have a ride with the nature. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much!! 😁 Nothing quite like spending time out in the woods!
@@tim.poirier Oh definitely a sweet place to meditate, might need some mosquito spray lol.
What do you think, is my dog the best part of the video? Thanks for watching!
cool to see someone else from NB. If it helps you, here is what I like to do. During a sunny day in a dense forest from 10am to 11am, the trees and the sun will created these beam of light. try to find one that lands on a small growing tree, a rock or you can stage it and place something. This beam of light will isolated that subject from the back ground the higher the sun is. Also, you want to remove any branches, tall grass or whatever look out of place. With this, you can create this really cool dark moody picture.
I love showcasing NB🤘 Thanks for the tips I will try my best to implement them the next time I'm in the woods taking pictures, thanks for watching!
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Cheers 🫣
Good idea to set the mood of your video with a little teaser! I have done that sort of thing before, and I don't think I've come close to perfecting it, but I'll tell you what I do know. I begin including direct scenes of the thing I was photographing, because the video isn't about finding the waterfall our mountain or whatever, it's about how you as a photographer are capturing it, so I have begun putting really interesting shots of my subject when I can. Also, I have found that showing off camera gear, reminding people that I am a photographer right away keeps people interested in the video longer, so I have included shots of me taking shots. Hope this helps in your endeavours? Great video, nice to see a hidden gem and think about how I may shoot the scene. I also leave the "risky" shot to the end :)
Great tips Nick, thanks! I will try my best to implement them going forwards. I really liked filming and editing the little clips together so I plan to continue doing it (if nothing else for my own selfish enjoyment). Glad you liked the 'risky' shot 😄.
@@tim.poirier great! Yea you were for sure right that the risky shot would be your last of that day, just who knows the reason, right?
I noticed that you added a new video style at the start of the video! Nice! Your ICM shot is really good. I love the colours and the patterns. It looks like a really cool abstract painting! And oh, I am so jealous that your Canadian waterfalls look much better than ours. And how you capture them so nicely. Well done, mate! / I can't even operate without constantly eating something(the reason why I'm fat). I don't even know how you did that haha
Thanks Arty I'm glad you liked it! I surprised myself with the ICM image because I initially took it by accident (but it looked kind of cool) then I did it again purposefully and it turned out to be one of my favorite images from the morning. Normally when I skip breakfast I tend to be lots of snack but I did not plan properly that morning and I paid the price 😂
What is going on with my hair?
Nice 🙂
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Walking around in public with your camera like that... Oh man, I'm too antisocial to do it 😂 Throughout the whole video, I was scared that someone might call the police.
😂😂 no run ins with the cops, just a could dirty looks!
The Background music…please remove this…please.
I wish I could, the original plan was to not have it but there was a love concert playing copyright music that you can hear unless I totally reduce the volume to 0 :/
breathtaking upload- Tim~😇
Thank you 👌
Great video Tim! I stumbled upon your channel on my home page and I really appreciate the feel of this one. I started sharing photography videos around the same time as you and have been enjoying the process. Love to see someone else starting to share their photography journey on CZcams as well, keep it up!🙌
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video I'm having a blast making them! 😁 I will check out your channel!