Another reason why I removed those couple of branches in the water was because I wanted the sole focus of the background to be that lone tree which the foreground was leading the eye to 🤙🙏📸
Thakl you. I'm saving for a 2nd hand D859. I use a D700 today, also I have prime lenses but decided to get two Zooms as AFS 24-70F2.8 E VR and 70-200mm E VR. I'm into BW forrest photo.
Great tutorial video on Fine Art photography - love the dead trees landscape. Interesting how you use both Lightroom & Photoshop. Many thanks for sharing your work - have a great weekend Adrian :)
Thank you Shaun. Really appreciate you watching mate. Glad you enjoyed the vid. It is truly a magic location for photography. Have a fantastic week and take care 📸🙏
These videos are great, not long and drawn out. Just to the point. As a Luminar/Affinity user I'm able transfer this lesson easily. Thank you and enjoy the weekend.
Hi Adrian, a really great long exposure tutorial! The location is outstanding, what amazing trees :) Black and white works so fantastically for that example shot. The final result has a lot of impact, really a great one! Have a great weekend and nice greetings, Christian
Thank you very much for watching Christian. The location is one I keep dreaming about going back to. There is so much to photograph there and it is extremely quiet too. I loved it. Hope you have a fantastic weekend my friend and take care 📸🙏
This is really a great location Adrian I’m sure you can go crazy finding other compositions or subjects there. Personally I love black & white photos but don’t do them enough. Great one my friend. Have a great week.
Great video Adrian. Interesting to see your process in terms of the shot til the final edit. Location looked great and that final piece is awesome. Dramatic bnw 😁 good choice to remove those branches.
Super technique video Adrian. Really love how this shows your individual taste and the way that as we are creating a piece of art it really is up to the individual how they process the original image to get the affect you want. Outstanding result mate👍👍
Thanks for watching Scott. You exactly right in that every photographer is different in tastes for their work. That’s the beautiful thing about photography. Have a great week mate cheers 🍻 🙏📸
Nice work, Adrian! I think of all the changes you made, the linear gradient had the most impact. The photo really started to look great at that point in the edit. Nice work start to finish!
Thank you Phil. I think it was one of those type of compositions that lends itself to B&W. I do love those long expo shots. I saw the R7 is coming out soon too. Specs look impressive. If they've dropped the focus ability of the R5 into that, it should be a budget entry winner for Canon. Just wish that 100-500mm would come down in price. Have an awesome week Phil, cheers 📸🙏
So fascinating to watch how you go through the whole process from finding the location, taking the shot and how it ends up as such a masterpiece. Barmera was a fabulous location, loved those drone shots. Thanks for an educational and entertaining video! Next week looks interesting too.
Another reason why I removed those couple of branches in the water was because I wanted the sole focus of the background to be that lone tree which the foreground was leading the eye to 🤙🙏📸
Thank you very much, and I appreciate your hard work for the videos. Thank you very much
Thanks for watching 🙏
stunning
Thanks for watching 🙏
Thakl you. I'm saving for a 2nd hand D859. I use a D700 today, also I have prime lenses but decided to get two Zooms as AFS 24-70F2.8 E VR and 70-200mm E VR. I'm into BW forrest photo.
Thanks for watching 🙏
Great job Adrian, beautiful image and a good insight into how you process these images, close call with the Nikon, thanks for sharing.
Cheers thanks for watching John much appreciated mate 🍻👍🙏
Great Video, thanks for shareing
Thanks for watching Tony 🤙🙏
Great tutorial video on Fine Art photography - love the dead trees landscape. Interesting how you use both Lightroom & Photoshop. Many thanks for sharing your work - have a great weekend Adrian :)
Thank you Shaun. Really appreciate you watching mate. Glad you enjoyed the vid. It is truly a magic location for photography. Have a fantastic week and take care 📸🙏
These videos are great, not long and drawn out. Just to the point. As a Luminar/Affinity user I'm able transfer this lesson easily. Thank you and enjoy the weekend.
Thank you for the kind comment Tony. Glad you found it helpful and interesting. Have a great weekend 📸🙏
Wonderful subject to create a long exposure and so good to see you edit the final image Adrian.
Great tutorial 👌
Thanks for watching Colin. Cheers mate. Great location there. So mich to photograph from astro, landscape and wildlife. Enjoy your Sunday 👍🙏📸
Hi Adrian, a really great long exposure tutorial! The location is outstanding, what amazing trees :) Black and white works so fantastically for that example shot. The final result has a lot of impact, really a great one!
Have a great weekend and nice greetings,
Christian
Thank you very much for watching Christian. The location is one I keep dreaming about going back to. There is so much to photograph there and it is extremely quiet too. I loved it. Hope you have a fantastic weekend my friend and take care 📸🙏
What an amazing location. So much to photograph even from the air😍. Superb shot, loved the final bnw edit mate! Cheers🙌👍👍
Thanks for watching Peter. Hope you have an awesome weekend mate 📸🙏
Thank you,Adrian, for such a nice tutorial! Will use some of your techniques during vocations!
You're very welcome! Thank you so much for watching. Have a great day 📸🙏
This is really a great location Adrian I’m sure you can go crazy finding other compositions or subjects there. Personally I love black & white photos but don’t do them enough. Great one my friend. Have a great week.
Thanks for watching my friend, take care and enjoy your week 📸🙏
Excellent video ❤
Thanks for watching 🙏
Beautifully done. Thanks for the lesson.
Thank you so much for watching. Have a great day 📸🙏
Great video Adrian. Interesting to see your process in terms of the shot til the final edit. Location looked great and that final piece is awesome. Dramatic bnw 😁 good choice to remove those branches.
Thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed the video. Hope you have a great weekend 📸🙏
Super technique video Adrian. Really love how this shows your individual taste and the way that as we are creating a piece of art it really is up to the individual how they process the original image to get the affect you want. Outstanding result mate👍👍
Thanks for watching Scott. You exactly right in that every photographer is different in tastes for their work. That’s the beautiful thing about photography. Have a great week mate cheers 🍻 🙏📸
Great shot and find. Thanks for the info on your process.
Thanks so much for watching. Have an awesome weekend 📸🙏
Nice work, Adrian! I think of all the changes you made, the linear gradient had the most impact. The photo really started to look great at that point in the edit. Nice work start to finish!
Thank you Phil. I think it was one of those type of compositions that lends itself to B&W. I do love those long expo shots. I saw the R7 is coming out soon too. Specs look impressive. If they've dropped the focus ability of the R5 into that, it should be a budget entry winner for Canon. Just wish that 100-500mm would come down in price. Have an awesome week Phil, cheers 📸🙏
Great tutorial Adrian and also a great image.
Cheers Leo, thank you very much for watching. Hope you have a great weekend 🙏
Love the simplicity of this without too much messing around, yet the image is great 📷👌
I have used similar techniques myself in ACR and Photoshop 😂
Thanks for watching Eltin cheers 🍻 🤙🙏
So fascinating to watch how you go through the whole process from finding the location, taking the shot and how it ends up as such a masterpiece. Barmera was a fabulous location, loved those drone shots. Thanks for an educational and entertaining video! Next week looks interesting too.
Thanks for watching. Have a great weekend, cheers 📸🙏
Great, will share ;)
Thanks for watching and sharing 👍🙏📸
@@adrianalfordphotography Very welcome. I subscribed as well. Have a g'day mate!
What Filters and filter holder are you using?
Brg from Germany and thanks for your brillant Videos. I can learn so much.
Kim
Thank you for watching. I don’t use those filters anymore. These are the ones I use now - czcams.com/video/SbprS3xPjEs/video.htmlsi=pqOMycZ1pnvzVyxv
How do you fix it on the nikkor AF-S 14-24 2,8 ED?
Thank you very much for your very quick answer to my first question.
Brg
Kim
@@kimstraining The filters I use now do not work on 14-24mm. You will have to search Nisi or Lee Filters for that, but they are expensive