Great Vlog, A good reminder of the preparation and things you need to take when out in the wilderness, I'm pleased you include Food in your preparation thanks for sharing
Great video Jason! I especially liked the safety tips. I agree with you, safety first more than anything. As much as I want to get the shot, I want to get home to my family. I worry about bears, alligators, and panthers here. If I am traveling alone, I always send a text to my wife to let her know where I am at. And PLENTY of batteries, can't ever have enough. Great video and fantastic images at the end! Hope you are doing well and staying safe.
Very interesting Jason - I use Maps Earth and TPE 3D As an aside I often don’t do less planning than I might ordinarily do eg - just walk a trail or location and see what happens ! That way there are no expectations and no disillusionment as when you are researching, you tend to see some awesome images which you can rarely replicate. So I’d would agree that these are great tools and that planning does play a part of any pre trip planning but more and more I tend to try not to be influenced too much by what other images have been taken and try to find original or different perspectives on locations. So for sure I’ll check sunrise and sunset times and directions, weather etc and plan for safety too but after that just wander and see what images present themselves. Depending on where I’m going it’s a balance of the two approaches. Thanks for sharing and take care 👍🏻
Well put Andrew. I appreciate the input and thanks for stopping by. I agree with the balance. I do wing it at times as well. I usually only go into that great of a detail if I have never been to a place before and its a long drive. I want to make sure I have an idea of what options I might have. Have a great week and stay safe!
Great tips, Jason! I didn't think of scouting locations on Google Maps before, but it is so clever! I totally agree you need to be prepared for the weather conditions and with plenty of water and food. Nothing is worse than being hungry and cold in a beautiful location
Hi Jason, great info in this video! I knew that you can check out locations on the web or with apps. But still I never realized HOW detailed this information can be! So this is a really valuable video!
Nice work Jason 👍🏻 really enjoyed the video my friend. Great to see how other photographers prep, there's always something useful in there. All the best, Steve
Great tips Jason!! That was a cool app it looks like a great tool to have. I definitely agree with the safety portion you gotta be aware of whats around. Out here in az bears aren’t the problem but I gotta keep n eye out for those rattle snakes. Great stuff sir I hope all is well.
Not sure if it will make it to the channel, but as I was watching this video, a nice red fox showed up in our yard. Perhaps watching your videos are lucky for me!
Great thorough video mate, I wanna check out the TPE APP as that’s new for me. As landscape photographers we really have to take all necessary precautions being out in the wild for long periods of time. Thanks for sharing!
Very informative video, thanks for sharing! I've heard about TPE several times but I still have to try it, it can be quite helpful if you plan to visit a place where you've never been.
Wow beautiful pics of nature ❣️
Great sharing 👌
Thank you so much. I appreciate it!
I have never thought of using Google maps to find locations for photography. Something get grab hold of
Thanks brother! I appreciate you stopping by and I hope it helps.
Excellent images and tips. Thanks.
Thank you so much Alex. I appreciate it!
Hey Jason... thanks for the tpe 3d tip. Very cool app. Very cool video... looking forward to the sunset episode.
Thank you Chris! I hope you guys are doing well. We miss you!
Great ideas and great equipment 👍!
Thank you so much. I appreciate it!
Good informative video, thank you 🙂
Thank you Thomas, I really appreciate it!
A thoughtful video with some great suggestions, thank you, Jason.
Thank you so much Carol. You are always such a wonderful encouragement. I hope you are doing well. Happy New Year and Stay safe! :)
Mate great production loved it
Thank you Jeremy. I appreciate it mate!
Google Earth is a great way to see what around before going. Use it all the time. Great video.
Great minds think alike! :) Hope you are doing well Paul!
Great video Jason! Great tips in here to try out for the future.
Thank you Brian. I appreciate the kind words!
Great Vlog, A good reminder of the preparation and things you need to take when out in the wilderness, I'm pleased you include Food in your preparation thanks for sharing
Thank you Tony I appreciate it!
Such great production. Thank you for sharing my friend I enjoyed every bit of it :D
Thank you so much brother. I appreciate the kind words!
Great video Jason! I especially liked the safety tips. I agree with you, safety first more than anything. As much as I want to get the shot, I want to get home to my family. I worry about bears, alligators, and panthers here. If I am traveling alone, I always send a text to my wife to let her know where I am at. And PLENTY of batteries, can't ever have enough. Great video and fantastic images at the end! Hope you are doing well and staying safe.
Thank you so much Paul. I appreciate it! I can't imagine have to worry about gators! I am the same way, I text my wife as well.
Great video my friend! , thanks for sharing ! Greetings from snowly Croatia! 🤗❄️❄️🇭🇷☺️
Thank you very much! I appreciate your kind words! Stay Safe!
The tpe 3d app looks really cool, maybe give it a shot, good tips all around
I really enjoy it. Thanks for stopping by brother!
Nice planing and preparing for your journey friend!! This video is best for the serious or the newbie in photography, cheers!!
Thank you for your kind words my friend! I appreciate it! Stay safe.
Very interesting Jason - I use Maps Earth and TPE 3D As an aside I often don’t do less planning than I might ordinarily do eg - just walk a trail or location and see what happens ! That way there are no expectations and no disillusionment as when you are researching, you tend to see some awesome images which you can rarely replicate. So I’d would agree that these are great tools and that planning does play a part of any pre trip planning but more and more I tend to try not to be influenced too much by what other images have been taken and try to find original or different perspectives on locations. So for sure I’ll check sunrise and sunset times and directions, weather etc and plan for safety too but after that just wander and see what images present themselves. Depending on where I’m going it’s a balance of the two approaches. Thanks for sharing and take care 👍🏻
Well put Andrew. I appreciate the input and thanks for stopping by. I agree with the balance. I do wing it at times as well. I usually only go into that great of a detail if I have never been to a place before and its a long drive. I want to make sure I have an idea of what options I might have. Have a great week and stay safe!
Some great shots there Jason across the mist and cloud, here in Norfolk UK it is so flat and stay safe in these difficult times.
Thank you Mike. You stay safe also.
Great tips, Jason! I didn't think of scouting locations on Google Maps before, but it is so clever! I totally agree you need to be prepared for the weather conditions and with plenty of water and food. Nothing is worse than being hungry and cold in a beautiful location
So true my friend! Hope you are doing well!
Just subscribed, Going to bing watch your channel
Thank you brother! I'll be heading your direction as well. Love the footage on your site.
Thank you for the helpful reminders and tips Jason!
You are so welcome!
Hi Jason, great info in this video! I knew that you can check out locations on the web or with apps. But still I never realized HOW detailed this information can be! So this is a really valuable video!
Thank you Tom, I appreciate the good feedback. Hope you are doing well!
Nice work Jason 👍🏻 really enjoyed the video my friend.
Great to see how other photographers prep, there's always something useful in there. All the best, Steve
Thanks for stopping by and for the kind words Steve. Hope you are doing well!
Great tips Jason!! That was a cool app it looks like a great tool to have. I definitely agree with the safety portion you gotta be aware of whats around. Out here in az bears aren’t the problem but I gotta keep n eye out for those rattle snakes. Great stuff sir I hope all is well.
Thanks for the kind words Lee and for sharing. I agree the rattle snakes are scary. What part of AZ do you live in. My parents live out in AZ.
@@JasonStewartPhotography oh yeah that’s cool!! I grew up in Peoria n I currently live in buckeye
Not sure if it will make it to the channel, but as I was watching this video, a nice red fox showed up in our yard. Perhaps watching your videos are lucky for me!
Awesome to hear. DId you get any photos of the fox?
Nice video :) I use google maps all the time have about 200 pins around Estonia for different locations. Thanks for sharing :)
Thank you so much. I appreciate it! That is so cool. Google maps is a huge help for sure.
Excellent video Jason, just purchased TPE, thanks! Hardest part of being a landscape photographer is getting up early!!! Struggle with it everytime!
I totally agree! But it always pays off.
@@JasonStewartPhotography Yes it does, yes it does.. but so hard.... "says the guy who overslept this morning and didnt make it" arg...
Great thorough video mate, I wanna check out the TPE APP as that’s new for me. As landscape photographers we really have to take all necessary precautions being out in the wild for long periods of time. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Rauri. The app is really nice to have. Hope you are doing well!
@@JasonStewartPhotography Doing well mate, just busy and not able to get out to shoot this week. Hope you're well too mate.
Very informative video, thanks for sharing! I've heard about TPE several times but I still have to try it, it can be quite helpful if you plan to visit a place where you've never been.
Thanks for stopping by Fabrizio! The TPE takes a little bit of getting use to, but I really like the tool.