I don't do landscape photography, but I'm filming a lot more vlog content these days, and I'm trying to make my filming a bit more cinematic. A lot of these landscape photography tips are transferable to improving my vlog content, like balancing my shots with shapes that compliment each other. A few days ago I took some b-roll of me running, but I had a leaf dangling down from a tree in the foreground of the shot. I felt like Peter McKinnon. Love the video Will.
Good informative video. A suggestion - may be you could have given photo examples of "taking a photo" vs "making a photo" of the same spots, for each of the elements. No one else is doing this.
Wonderful overview of the photographic art!
What a lovely comment. Thanks mate!
This is an entire course worth of info.too good
Thanks for the kind words! Loads more content and training to come.
I don't do landscape photography, but I'm filming a lot more vlog content these days, and I'm trying to make my filming a bit more cinematic.
A lot of these landscape photography tips are transferable to improving my vlog content, like balancing my shots with shapes that compliment each other.
A few days ago I took some b-roll of me running, but I had a leaf dangling down from a tree in the foreground of the shot. I felt like Peter McKinnon.
Love the video Will.
Cheers Mike :).
Great tips! I like that idea of using negative space
Glad you enjoyed the video. Is there anything else you'd like me to cover?
@@Photography-Explained just keep doing what you’re doing! 🤙🏼
Cheers Tom! :)
Good informative video.
A suggestion - may be you could have given photo examples of "taking a photo" vs "making a photo" of the same spots, for each of the elements. No one else is doing this.
I've added taking vs making a photo to our video ideas list. That'd be a great video to do in the field. Thanks for pointing it out!
I can’t find the promised link in the description 😢
Ah crap, what did I promise to link to? I'll send you a comment with the correct URL.