63 unseen images this year - WHERE WHEN and HOW
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 31. 07. 2021
- In this video, I showcase 63 images I recently captured that wouldn't normally see the light of day.
I haven't created/uploaded a video in 3 weeks. The reason I haven't had the time is simply due to work commitments. I'm crazily busy at the studio and in the field. This is definitely not a complaint though. Life for me as I'm sure for you too is slowly returning to normal again, Yipee!
Anyway's, because it's been so long I thought I would put out a very different video. I take thousands of images yearly that never see the light of day. Some for very good reason but there are plenty that are definitely worth showcasing!
These pictures were created whilst either running workshops, 1-2-1's or for personal projects.
These images are a mixed bag, I hope there are some in there you like?
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Busy man still finds time for us mere mortals đđthanks Gary đđ
I don't normally like long YT videos however I stuck with it and thoroughly enjoyed the images.
Absolutly agree. I often say : " I have to go out for a training session to pactice my photographie". And sometimes, I even end up with some nice pictures!
Gary you are so critical of your work I would hate to see you let loose on us who try but fail. Very enjoyable
Gary Gough, the thinking man photographers photographer! Always a pleasure and education to view you films Gary, thank you.
Very kind of you to say đđ»đđ»
I live in Arizona USA,, I have carried my camera every day (during covid, staying away from people) and document my special Historic neighborhood, at different times of the day,,, Your Photographs are Amazing!!!! But I understand Your enthusiasm!!!! Great Video THANK YOU :) 69 years old , shooting since 15 Years old (was a photojournalist and freelancer, for my lifetime :)
Extremely good collection of photographs you showed us today.
Well, youâve done it again! Another amazing teaching video filled with excellent advice and stunning images! Thanks for sharing and please do this more! There were several landscapes that made me say WOW, but those wild horse images really got my attention! Probably because they are so unique and the horses were absolutely beautiful!
Very nice Video Gary đđđ
I look the Video 2 Times. You gave me very mutch Tips, so i Go Outside and make Pictures đđđ Thanks for your Tips Gary đđđ
I'm blown away... 90% of these images are simply stunning Gary... and for them to be unseen images is a real shame... almost criminal really...lol.
Maybe you should do 'An Evening with Gary Gough. The Unseen Images' a couple of times a year at your studio, or indeed set up a gallery, these images and I suspect many many more should definitely not just sit on your hard drive unseen.
I'm hoping one day in the not so distant future I can book either a one to one or a workshop with you, I love your style of photography and the way you approach it and I know I could learn an awful lot from you.
Love the videos Gary, looking forward to the next instalment.
Really appreciate your sharing your thought process about both the shooting and the post processing. Very instructive, all with the human touch. Thx
Thanks Rebecca đđ
Very useful critique and great images. Super excited about Glencoe!
Cheers Clive đ
Brilliant Gary, loved the 9 shot pano, quarry image. đđđđ
Thank you Gary for the time you must have put into this video. In regard to your comment about why you are a better photographer. I was the principle Euphonium player for a local Silver Band. The conductor at the time was an ex Royal Marine Bandsman Euphonium player who had served 18 months on the Royal Yacht Band. He said to me one night after rehearsal that he never expected my standard of musicianship to be as good as his because as a Royal Marine he played 8 hours a day 7 days a week. I always aspired to have the tone & musical expression that he had. However, he said, he could not even contemplate doing the job I do. He would not have the knowledge & skills or the dexterity. As with many keen amateur landscape photographers we have to find the time to go out with our cameras around jobs, family & home life. The same principles apply as the musician. I took up photography when I stopped playing my Euphonium although it is in the front room. It is a hobby which is progressing to better images & my post processing has made even better progress. It is all about time & effort not money on gear. Photography is your living & with years of experience, we as weekend warriors can't expect to achieve yours heights over night. I will keep trying.
Hi Gary, you are a lovely man with a great passion that inspires others to get out there...
Loved the video Gary and the commentary about the composition and how you felt about these pictures. Thanks.
Love your photos. Thanks for sharing and inspiring us to become better photographers.
Thanks for this one!!!
I learn so much from your pics. Yes please, show more videos like this. You take much time to explain the pictures and the details. That is very interesting.
Thanks Gary for providing some creative honest ideas on capturing images.
Brilliant video Gary.
I really enjoyed it.
It was interesting to see how many shots you took at a location.
Brilliant images and as for my favourite I had too many to mention.
Glad your work has picked up and you are busy again.
I look forward to seeing your next video.
I always take heaps, guilty as charged :)
That was great! The combination of the images and the commentary really works.
That last image of the quary, os deffinitly my favorite.
Thank you Gary, good to here your comments on the photos.
More more more pleaseđđđđđ
Itâs brilliant to see a lot of places some of us will never get to see and please keep them coming Gary đđœ
Cheers Steve đđ
I will watch when home from my walk GG. :-) đ¶đŸ
Great shots Gary, you truly are a master of your art đ
Thank you! Cheers! đđ
Please show more pictures- we love to see all the good and the not so good
Fantastic thank you Gary once again
Cheers Tyrone đđ
Another great video Gary! And great images! Youâre an inspiration for us less experienced landscape photographers! Your tips are always very helpful, thank you đđœđđœđđœ
Your Pony is a Welsh mountain pony. There are 4 different types. I believe the one you photographed to be a chestnut section D the largest of the 4. Lovely head/mane shot Gary. More difficult than you think to photograph especially leg movement. I enjoy all your content
Thanks Gary. Another great video for a rainy afternoon!
Yes please do more of these. I love seeing your work
What a great video. We loved the thoughts about composition, timing, and light. Thanks a LOT!
Hi Gary, I liked this vlog very much the way you explained why some of your images didn't make the cut & the post processing required by you to make others work for you was very interesting, an occasional vlog like this mixed in with your usual stuff would be brilliant.would be great.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video, and would like more like it. Particularly liked the Angel of the North and the other Northumberland images as it is one of my favourite places, and I always feel a thrill when the Angel of the North comes into view on our journey north to Northumberland.
Very enjoyable that Gary , really interesting. Definitely do more of these, but don't cut back on the on location vlogs . đ
Some absolutely stunning image, Gary.
Cheers đđ
@@GaryGough No worries Gary, you need to go a get your commission off Mr Browne, I've just enrolled in his masterclass, so I can start to submit some images for yours and his monthly critiques. Thanks for the introduction through your interview with him. đ
You're an inspiration Gary. Lovely work. Barrie
Nice video again Gary. Like the black and white ones đ
Absolutely enjoyed this! My favorite is the lighthouse with the sea gulls! Brilliant! I am always inspired to go shoot after watching your videos, you are by far my favorite photographer to follow. Thanks for inspiring greatness in all of us! Blessings
Great video, and different. Loved the B&W scene of the loan tree and misty castle, and the pano of the quarry was amazing. Oozes atmosphere.
I thougherly enjoyed this trip gary,and picked up alot of tips,thank you so much for sharing
Great video. The clutter around Bamburgh Castle, was the filming of the new Indiana Jones film. Harrison Ford was out and about on his pedal cycle for a week.
I am originally from Holyhead and a bit nostalgic seeing South Stack again in all its glory.
Cheers Grahame đ
My favourite is the lighthouse one. Funnily enough, too, I have passed the Angel of the North so many times when I visit my dad in the UK but I never went to visit or shoot it. Since my last visit, I promised myself that it is a must to go and shoot it.
A fine series of photos Gary. đđđ
Thanks for this video. I really liked the images that tell the story of all those "lesser" shots that you have kept and worked with. I would like to see more like this. đ
Really enjoyed this video Gary. Very true words about the amount of times you get out and making the choice to stop down your lens as long as you understand what will happen to your image. Great stuff!
Really enjoyed this vid. It's enlightening to see the pics that didn't quite make the cut, and to hear the reasons why. The rest of us can learn from that. Thanks!
Do not apologize for this video. It was one of he best, Love seeing all the images and some of your thoughts about them. Good job. Definitely looking forward to the next one for that black and white image.
Loved your quarry pano Gary: the horse portraits were very good also. Cheers!
I will take more like this Gary, and yes I have learned a lot from the video. As always a great source of inspiration. Also enjoyed the rant, there is so much garbage out there. When ever I get back to the UK I will be going on one of your workshops for sure.
You should do this more often, I really appreciate it. Looking forward to the Angel of the North, this statue always intrigues me.
More of the same please Gary, itâs nice to see images that you are not 100% happy to put out and an explanation as to why. They were all great in my eyes. My favourite, before you asked was the Angel of the North and I look forward to your Vlog on it later, I too stopped off returning from the Scottish Highlands to grab a few shots of it on the way home but they were more from unusual angles, in broad daylight and in silhouette as there were so many people there and I couldnât afford to pay them to move đ
Great images! Nice quick fire format, very enjoyable!
A very enjoyable watch Gary and the best shot of Penmon Light House I have seen (I have seen loads). The first shot of Tryfan I prefer, love the composition, the second one, that drystone wall spoils the view of Tryfan, the Glyderau, and Y Garn. But those mountains are close to my heart. The Angel of the North, what you said at the beginning holds true, when I photographed it I was luckier than you the weather was fair growling and the impact added so much to the shot. Now for the best bit something else you said about running your courses, that you stay on so you can photograph the area. Too many complaints from people who have been on courses and moaning about photographers taking their own shots when they should be teaching their clients. Having watched many of your vlogs, I get the feeling you have the ability to teach and take brilliant shots rather than just the latter. One last thing, the pointy mountain is not called the Buchaille, the Buchaille Etive Mor consists of two mountains, the pointy one is called Stob Dearg (Stop Jerrack). Oh and the ponies are wild on the Carneddau, but the farmers round them up once a year to check their health.
Awesome images Gary, Visited North wales a few years ago to some of the same locations. Sat for 3 days at South Stack Lighthouse waiting on the rain to clear but eventually managed to capture the shot.
Great content.
Very enjoyable video to watch. Trying to think which one I liked the most so I'll just say practice makes perfect
Cheers Graham đđ
Yet another great video. Penmon Lighthouse for me out of your 3 faves.
Some great roadside pictures
Thoroughly enjoyed that Gary, I love listening to people go through their thought process when examining their images, I think it's essential to becoming a better photographer to critically assess your own work, looking forward to the next one! đđ»
Many thanks đđ
That what you said about the better footballer, reminds me of one of the greatest golfers in my time. I am talking about Gary Player. Somebody asked him, how did he become such a brilliant golfer, and he answered, I am not a brilliant golfer, I am just lucky. I found that the more I practice, the luckier I get.
Enjoyed this video. Able to learn a lot in your approach in composition and result in the final photos. Excellent.
Totally agree about the so called experts. It's not their photo it's your or my photo
Another Vlogger of whome i admire recently ranted, correctly in my opinion, about the things you shouldn't do taking photos
He again pointed out that we all have our own approach that suits us.
I like seas with more texture but the long exposures work for you. Anyhow I enjoyed this video Gary đ·đ
Yes that apex of when you get it from time invested.
The time old formula.
One of my favorite videos of yours. It really shows the journey and the work you do. I really appreciate your willingness to show your âworkâ shots.
You managed to capture the water @13:00 perfectly, nice job
Gary is Human like us all woohoo,
Nope all kidding aside Gary, this has just made me feel like I ainât a complete failure when I canât either see, capture an image in field, then finalise an image in post processing. I know I donât get out enough at all. Which I will be working on from a personal point of view.
What I have taken from this Vlog is that no matter what we need to be out there learning and experiencing situations and learning from them. And most importantly taken Shots.
I personal would like to thank you for putting this Vlog together I think not just from my point of view but many, we all agree that it doesnât come easy we need to be dedicated to our art. And you are certainly that.
Your a very busy man that always thinks of his members and whatâs best for us and I think a lot of members will agree that vlogs like this are favourable.
Those shots you have taken but not showcased were lovely images and I can just imagine having seen some of your slides and how many images you take per image, takes up a lot of time.
As always thank you.
Richie
Cheers Richie đđ
Excellent as usual, Gary
A really interesting and different video form the usual(and the usual ones are pretty good!), and thoroughly enjoyable. It was good to see some shots from slightly different positions/angles etc to show the difference that makes to some of the images.My favourite was the Angel of the North, but I liked them all.
Great presentation đđđ
Thanks a lot
Yep , watched until the end as i was so interested in why you select certain images and not others, so i got so much from this , thank you. Visited most of the places shown , apart from some of the Scottish venues. The Anglesey Images intrigues as i also watch Dave Griff who lives on the island. The REALLY interesting fact is you are both such good photographers but 'See different images' and that what intrigues me. Looks like i need to purchase some better filters then !!! - Thank you Gary , much appreciated.
Top video Gary, thought we might have seen some from RAF Valley, đ
The IR (720nm?) photo of the lake is excellent! I can see that done as a silver print hanging on a wall.
thank you Gary.
What a great idea Gary. I love your âout in the fieldâ vlogs, but if you canât get out ⊠well this is a really useful and informative alternative. Excellent work đđ
I really enjoyed getting inside your head for a moment in order to understand your creative self analysis. Itâs always great to get another personâs perspective. Your comments are pushing me to stop, think and most of all slow down. Take the time to analyze. One question, do you bring in elements from other similar images shot on the day when editing to move a rock or castle. Perhaps selected to help blend the edit more effectively.
Enjoyed your video, big thanks for everything you do and for inspiration. Images are great with all it's explanations. Good luck.
Thanks, Gary. I enjoyed and learned from you sharing your thought process on the photos that would not see the light of day. As someone once shared this thought with me, "your bad luck is better than my good luck", I'll say your not seeing the light of day photos are better than most of the photos I show. Working the scene and really, really paying attention to the composition is a big part of what I'm taking away from this video.
What a great insight into your day to day photography even when you're not working. I really think that this kind of production works , it's fresh and something different.
Nice to get your thought process. I also appreciate when you are honest about things you have changed in post like moving the castle from behind the lone tree. So many great images hard to pick a fave but I really liked the one wild pony shot at about 38.29. After the last 15+ months its nice that you are busy again and the weddings and workshops have picked up again.
Some really good pictures and thank you
I really liked this video, insightful to see just how many images you typically take of a given scene - I had no idea! I think my favorite was toward the end with the black and white quarry - such an atmospheric scene.
Glad work is picking up mate, Iâm still processing pictures from 2013.
Enjoyed it very much thank you. Maybe just do about 21 at a time rather than 63 and take slightly, only slightly, more time on each image.
Great idea! cheers đ
Gary, you have expressed well how you came out to be where your skills are. Completely about the exposure to a lot of shots and learning from each images you took! Humbly expressed and totally true! Kudos as always Gary!
enjoyable vlog to watch again Gary
Thanks Gary
Gary this video has been so enjoyable, trying to pick a favourite is almost impossible but I do love your minimalist images. Your thoughts and explanations of your work is so inspirational. Thank you for sharing and will look forward to the next video, more then happy to view this process again, anytime. đđ
Just watched the video again and Iâm leaning towards the small fishing village image in Nth East Scotland and the lighthouse at 30.40 đđ
Awesome! Thank you!
Excellent video Gary
Great set dressing
Gary, some of us "me" do weddings also, I'd love to see some of your post processing of your weddings or completed images.... just a thought.
Cheers David, I'll add some onto future weddings đđ
Definitely would like to see something on that subject
I Like the first lighthouse image, the two birds make it.
Great video and ideas Gary - top man!
Gary, top man. Tells it how it is. Thanks to you my images have improved 10 fold. Cheers mate.
Thanks Gary good vid, Angel of the North would be my favourite, and yes please to a tutorial on Infra Red photography
Glad to hear that finally business is heading back towards normal Gary đ Whislt I kinda agree with your initial statement around time spent in the field etc BUT I'd add that the best of you photographers have a little bit of something else, that us mere mortals don't have ..... but we can keep trying đ
Nothing that you don't already have in droves Lynne đđ
Thank you for sharing all those images đ. It was very useful to understand the thought process. I noticed that many of the images have different Aperture settings. If you can cover this in some video in future when you are free it would be really helpful. đđ
Enjoyed that Gary. The Glencoe images bring back memories. I would like to get back there in winter. Its always good to see/hear how you do it.