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Tom, you have touched very sensitive topic. I agree and I don't. Basically we accepted black and white photos for decades but they have nothing to do with reality. 🙂 Because photography is a form of art it's very subjective. If we just think about Picasso and his famous distorted portraits. They were a conclusion of something. And I think we can use this approach to photography as well. At the end the photos we re creating are a conclusion or interpretation of our mood, circumstances, creative possibilities and so on. I would say they are a reflection of the message we want to convey. We just don't have to label them as "reality".

I don’t know much about photography but I sometimes take pictures on my phone and often I fix lighting and color issues just with adjusting some sliders. I take photos and then make them my own with editing

I think the cave is called hell hole, various pitches inside, Cavers territory! Yes Tom I am with Colin Prior on the use of zooms LOL. Great talk you gave at Ripon on Monday night, very enjoyable, Cheers.

Can you gove me any tips i could improve on myost recent drone clip please? I know i need improvement but would love your expertise. Thank you. Here a link ruclips.net/video/jlvA5tnIkHc/видео.htmlsi=ityG7Dovs6kab-qr

Excellent thoughts.

But your trousers are so weird !

Wonderful flow to organize a composition! Excellent!!

Great, easy to follow advice. I can't wait to put it to use.

Sound advice (especially about getting down to the subject's level) and well-articulated. Do you have any film cameras? Well-exposed transparencies are very satisfying to look at.

Great instructional video!😀

Thank you very much, Tom.

I really want to be with you and capture some stunning landscapes like these.

Nice video (again) and for me as a Dutch guy easy to understand.

Hi Tom, your video sparked my interest in doing the 6 Dales trail, is there a website with information about it. thanks

First time watching, sorry but I can’t get Alan Partridge out of my mind when watching & listening to you!

Best tutorial ❤

Hello Tom, this is Bernd from Germany. This is a short but helpfull video concerning autumn photography. Great! There´s one additional remark concerning tip 1: Go out and photograph when there´s mist or after rain showers. Specially beech trees (pine trees too) get black and more seperated from the foliage. By a circulare polarizer you can reduce the reflections on the leaves.

Beech trees in autumn 🍂 :)

Hi Tom. I enjoyed your video, but I have one question. Did you have to walk all the way back again after your lunch?

This is good, but I think your channel is at its best when it's telling people not to get hung up on camera settings (or equipment) just think about composition, location, theme etc There's far too much on RUclips already about gear and technical issues, and far too little about composition and the artistic aspects of good photography. Your channel helps fill that gap and I'd say that that's your special superpower :) People can take great photos just leaving the camera on auto if their composition and subject matter is good, but they can't take great photos if their composition or subject matter is bad, no matter how clever their camera settings are!

Great advice, thanks

When you consider tree colors, that will be under the term Phenology, which is basically the timing of nature. When something should happen throughout the year.

Thanks for this video 😊.

Hello all! I don’t entirely agree with point 8. My mobile camera has this horrible tendency to desaturate colours quite a bit and darken the image when using the telephoto lens. Increasing the saturation and/or vibrancy as well as the brightness is necessary to get more accurate colours.

Good story, only ISO has nothing the do with Intern, Standard Organisation. ISO was ASA in the old days. See Wikipedia for more info.

This explains why my woodland photos look dead and grey. I must try these tips.

One wee secret. Watch the light on a composition.....360 degree circle. Don't be afraid to pause, look back on the walk.

Love your presentation! Keep them coming.

Thank you! Good help!

Thanks. Black and white definitely brings out the atmosphere better than colour.

It reminds me of a program I saw on the TV. It was an auction of contemporary art. The one that surprised me was of a plain white background with a black brush stroke of no particular meaning, it sold for 80, 000,000 that's eighty million dollars. I'm not sure what is happening to the world but as I get older the more insane it appears to get. I could produce the same thing for ten pounds, canvas included but I would blush at the thought of calling it art.

Thank you for the video. I'm a newbie to photography and just bought my first camera ever. It's a Nicon D850. It was expensive even second hand, but I've just retired and need something to occupy my time. I haven't yet bought a lens for my camera and was wondering if you could advise me on which lens I should purchase first. My interest is landscape but some portrait as well. Thank you for any advice you can give me. I've subscribed and liked. 😁👌

Very helpful. Many thanks.

You have some great tips ,especially opening up the aperture and setting the WB to shade.

Thanks for the great tips Tom.

Love your stuff, you should have many more subscribers!

Great photographic advice. And without a camera in sight. Clever stuff.

Thanks, great video 🙂

Aww PRO is this guy who manipulate colors, contrast and light by using artificial cheating instruments in Lr and Ps to make his endresult so unrealistic and adding a fake light to give a image just this bs look? Man you really need to understand fundamentality of real photography at first before start make this kind of stupid videos.

Great video, full of accessible, relatable tips and presented so well. Subscribed! I just wish I wasn't colour blind so i could enjoy these colours properly! Haha

Very nice tips thank You 🤝🤝🤝

Out today for some woodland photography with a group. Thanks for the tips, nice work..............

white balance does not affect RAW. you'd probably shoot RAW anyways.

Hi, I watched your video, and I put some advice in practice on photos I recently shot in the superb Canadian autumn (I know, it's unfair). So, I forgot saturation and vibrance and just played a little bit with contrast, which I usually never use. And it worked perfectly! Thanks for these great tips!

Great tips! 🍂🍁

Great tips!

Great video and advice 👍🙂

I agree about the temptation to ignore details in favor of the broader landscape. I guess it's not seeing the trees for the forest.

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