Turn bad weather into amazing landscape photos (road trip part 1)
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Love landscape photography? Practical Photography's Tim Berry and Louise Carey have 100 hours to visit and photograph Britain's five most iconic landscape locations. In part 1, our intrepid duo head south to Bedruthan Steps in Cornwall to show how to deal with tricky lighting conditions at sunrise and sunset.
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Saw the first two parts - this are your best videos by far and also stands out from the crowd! I cant wait to see your next videos! You are both Amazing but also the video guy is doing a stunnin Work! Keep up the good work
Wonderful video. I enjoyed watching how you made the best of the weather conditions, something we all must deal with as landscape photographers. Many thanks!
What a great idea for a video series. Really enjoyed part 1, and I'm looking forward to future parts.
Great video guys! Very interesting road trip - look forward to Part 2 - Many thanks for sharing the love of photography :)
going to love this and really looking forward to the next release :)
I used to read 'Practical Photography' Magazine twenty years ago. Glad to find you on YT. Great stuff. Keep going
Great video - thanks. I hope the guy in the back seat of the car had a good time, too!
Very nice idea to shoot this series. I am looking forward to the upcoming parts and hope you can do such videos more often.
Good stuff!
Think I'm going to enjoy this series 😏
thanku soo much guys ...
Hi Tim always best to set custom white balance to 10.000k. When using a 10 stop filter. Also cover up the view finder, to stop unwanted light leaking in. Shame the weather was not as you had wanted.
Always best to remember that in-camera White Balance settings are irrelevant when shooting RAW.
Of course that is true, it dopes help though. If you don't like the blue tone. When viewing on camera. Personal choice I guess..
I spent 4 days up in Scotland in February. It's not often I would be able to make that sort of trip. Pretty much every day was grey, overcast, dull skies and rain. Very frustrating. I did have one good sunrise at the Commando Monument, but other than that it was awful lighting conditions for photography. I learned a lot about photo editing to make some of my photos look interesting!
Bad weather is probably the most frustrating thing for landscape photographers! So depressing :( - Louise
Indeed. But after watching this video, I'm now planning a trip to Cornwall! :)
What a great project. Bet you did have fun, great Video.
It was great fun! And there are four more parts to come, which we'll post over the next few weeks. Glad you like it!
We or should I say will be look forward to the next exciting installment.
Reviewing the map of your trip, I wasn't sure whether you were in Massachusetts or England :) I knew that some of the towns here (MA) were named after the settler's original homes in England but I didn't realize just how many. Really enjoying your videos and looking forward to the rest of the trip.
Two lovely images considering the 'flat' light conditions. Appreciate the information regarding your camera settings but could you tell me what focal lengths you were using on your full frame cameras and, Tim, which Monfrotto tripod are you using as I have an aluminium Manfrotto 190 series and am looking for something a little lighter? Thank you and looking forward to the next video.
Hi guys... I have spent a long time trying to name the intro backing music... please can you help me... I love the channel and the inspiration...I appreciate it's from F Stoppers but it works well here....
please share Nd filter link to bye online .
Great Vid - Does the light get any flatter down there :) When's part II coming up ?
Hi Grahame, thanks for your comments! The second part will be posted next week, followed by the remaining three parts a week apart. All four parts go together to make an hour-long landscape special!
Thanks....looking forward to the next installment :)
Errm... you begin with the exact soundtrack from Elia Locardi' & FStoppers 'Photographing The World' series. Not good.
(But you go to the trouble of showing up MAPS, which makes up for it all in spades... :-)