The Art of Improvisation in Landscape Photography
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Sometimes things come differently than you have planned. This is the time when you need to improvise, as it happened to me in this little landscape photography adventure.
Christian Irmler
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Das erste Foto war herrlich! Bergen, Dorf, Licht alles sehr gut zusammen!!
Hallo Erich, vielen Dank! Ja, tatsächlich waren die Bedingungen ganz am Anfang am besten. Wäre ich nur eine Minute später losgegangen, hätte ich das verpasst. Und ich dachte mir schon, dass dir die Kombination aus Landschaft und Gebäuden gefallen wird 😉
Hab einen schönen Sonntag,
Christian
Ein schönes Video mit herrlichen traumhaften Fotos, in dieser wunderbaren Landschaft!!!👏
Vielen Dank 😊
Loved your card analogy!
Thank you, Erich 😊
Wow, was für fantastische Licht-Schatten-Verhältnisse, ganz starke Aufnahmen, Christian! Dein Plan B hat definitiv funktioniert 😅👍🏼. Schönes Wochenende und liebe Grüße aus Süddeutschland 🖖🏼
Hi Chris, vielen lieben Dank! Ja, das Licht war tatsächlich ziemlich gut. Ich bin nur froh, dass ich rechtzeitig oben war 😊
Hab einen schönen Sonntag,
Christian
Great video. The ability to adapt is one of the most powerful tools that we have as landacape photographers. Recently someone asked me if I was an animal what it would be. First I thought it was a stupid question but then I found a clear answer. I'm like a fox. Foxes can adapt and live almost everywhere in the word. And they take every opportunity they can get for food. True scavengers and that's what we photographers are. Scavengers. We take the best bits and pieces that are available with the best possible condition available. Grt guido
Hi Guido, that's an interesting comparison with the fox and taking the best pieces with the best possible conditions available 😊
Thank you for adding, my friend!
Have a great Sunday,
Christian
Great video Christian. Love the van :)
Thanks a lot, @therightfoot81. I also start to love it again 😊
Nice greetings,
Christian
Fantastic light at that mountain village 👌
Thank you Stig! Indeed. Actually, when I think about it: I was evem quite lucky that the flowers didn't bloom 😆
Nice greetings,
Christian
Great video Christian. Totally agree landscape certainly does keep you on your toes. As things can go wrong even though we plan so much. Great analogy with playing cards and landscape. Your improve and framing worked well here. Thanks for sharing buddy 🙏
Hi Adrian, thank you so much, buddy! Yes, there is indeed not really often a big passive phase in landscape photography, except enjoying the taken photos afterwards at home, of course 😊Maybe also in woodland photography. But vistas definitely keep you on your toes.
Have a great Sunday,
Christian
Per la fioritura al massimo da ultima di giugno e prima di luglio
Hi Fabrizio, thanks a lot for the details, my friend! I read a comprehensive documentary about that place and they meant the blooming would be from May. I had guessed that it would start in the middle of June, but I think to be really safe, end of June/beginning of July would be better. Although I guess, it will be quite hot in the valleys in that time of year 😊
But however, the place is amazing, also without flowers. We will see, maybe I will return there one day when everything is blooming.
Enjo your Sunday,
Christian