24 Hours Photographing Banff - The best spots to shoot!

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  • Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
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    No car but still want to shoot? This video shows you what's possible in just one day and all locations are accessible by foot, bike or public transport when staying in the town of Banff. Find secret spots and photography tips from a photographer who's spent over 4 years in the Canadian Rockies.
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    Intro 00:00
    The Rules 00:15
    Vermilion Lakes 01:05
    Banff Avenue North End: 02:09
    Banff Avenue South End: 03:50
    Tip of Rundle: 05:12
    Cascade Gardens: 05:49
    Bow River 08:43
    Cascade Falls 10:34
    Surprise Corner Day: 12:12
    Lake Minnewanka 13:03
    Two Jack Lake Day 14:14
    Surprise Corner Night 15:18
    Fairmont Hotel: 16:09
    Two Jack Lake Night: 17:34

Комментарии • 68

  • @sophistique8093
    @sophistique8093 3 месяца назад

    I will be visiting Banff in late August 2024.You have taught me and helped me what to focus on through your phenomenal photography of those landscapes.And I have learned some terminology related to the subject.Thank you seems so inadequate,I am in awe of your work and wish blessings on all your endeavours.

  • @pritamaries
    @pritamaries 9 дней назад

    Man , u nailed it ❤❤. U saved me from a lot of planning N stress. Being a photographer and videographer, I can’t thank enough and how valuable this is .

  • @anthonydaintith8741
    @anthonydaintith8741 4 месяца назад +1

    Love watching your videos

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  4 месяца назад +1

      Thank you! Appreciate that

  • @chrishernandez2017
    @chrishernandez2017 16 дней назад

    Be there end of September to hike and looking forward to it. Great suggestions and awesome work!

  • @jcam783
    @jcam783 8 месяцев назад +1

    Ze Burglar of Banffff . Anyone who watched F-Troop will know what I’m talking about 😂Banff looks beautiful ! AmazingPhotos .

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  8 месяцев назад +1

      I'll need to look into that!

  • @TravelTipsbyLaurie
    @TravelTipsbyLaurie Год назад +3

    Wow! All I can say is wow! The night time 2 Jack Lake pics were "out of this world" beautiful. And who was the guy standing on the rock in the lake that late at night lol. But the day time one at Two Jack was absolutely gorgeous too. Mosquitos are no joke! We're in Houston, and you cannot do any yard work without a jillion bites.

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      The mosquitos have calmed down now thankfully. I appreciate you watching until the end though!

  • @vlsi54199
    @vlsi54199 Год назад +1

    Absolutely stunning work

  • @ericeuline6387
    @ericeuline6387 Год назад +1

    great shots love it

  • @anandnimfa
    @anandnimfa Год назад +1

    Awesome 👏

  • @sarahlyndsay
    @sarahlyndsay 2 года назад +2

    Nice!! Great vid Simon. Love the time stamp addition!

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  2 года назад +1

      Felt it was long enough to justify it!

  • @michk
    @michk 2 года назад +1

    Awesome video. Thank you for the photography tips.

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  2 года назад +1

      Not a problem! Glad you enjoyed it :)

  • @nlonguk
    @nlonguk Год назад +1

    Just bing-watched a bunch of your videos. Awesome photos and tips! Keep it up!

  • @e.1081
    @e.1081 Год назад +1

    Great video, thank you for sharing!

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      Thanks for taking the time to watch. Hope you found it in some way useful!

  • @karllee5862
    @karllee5862 2 года назад +1

    Good job Si! The milky way shots look great!

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  2 года назад +1

      Thanks dude! I imagine you missed me so much you wanted to watch me on TV!

  • @simplehaze9142
    @simplehaze9142 Год назад +1

    You’re work is awesome!

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much 😀 I really appreciate your comment!

  • @neighborhoodnomad
    @neighborhoodnomad Год назад +1

    Great video extremely helpful , beautiful pics. headed there in a few days , will use as a guide.

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      Awesome! Glad it helped, so much good photography around Banff. You'll love it!

  • @maireadveitch5404
    @maireadveitch5404 2 года назад +1

    Amazing video. Good for you for managing to stay awake. 😁

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  2 года назад +1

      ha ha, thank you! I did have a mid morning power nap so I think that helped. Glad you enjoyed it.

  • @leovissotto
    @leovissotto Год назад +1

    Nice video, I will be going to Banff this October and I will probably use your tips

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      An incredible time to visit, snow on the ground but open water on the lakes is the best time! Feel free to reach out for any info!

  • @daeheehan3515
    @daeheehan3515 2 года назад +1

    Great video

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  2 года назад +1

      Thank you, appreciate your support!

  • @andytanhw
    @andytanhw Год назад +1

    I jus discovered ur videos while searching for banff hikes as I am visiting in Canada in July. Loving ur tips especially the ice field parkways video. Absolutely stunning shots all round! U Shld have way more views than u do!

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      Thanks mate appreciate that! I'm adding content soon so hopefully the views will go up as I do!

  • @grgr2100
    @grgr2100 Год назад +1

    Just shot around Banff a few days ago. Got some keepers, but the light wasn't the best at times. Hope to have better light when I return in a few days.

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      Lots of options to shoot so fingers crossed!

  • @KathysFlog
    @KathysFlog Год назад +2

    😲😮👏👏

  • @RondasBlog
    @RondasBlog Год назад +1

    Those Milky Way shots… WOw!!
    I’m here in Banff now staying right on Banff Ave, and have visited majority of the places you listed!! Stunning place! Came across this video prior to my trip! Love the shots you captured & content / organization of this video! You’re really good at explaining things! Great job! I’ve captured some great shots with my 14 pro.
    Which camera & lens are you using? (Heard you mentioning lenses but may have missed camera)…
    Also where do you recommend for sunrise? Mount NORQUAY is scenic & has a beautiful lookout point.

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      Amazing to hear! Glad the video has come in useful. Norquay look out is a nice view for sure and would work for sunrise if you get good clouds. It's a bit of a one composition wonder though! I actually visit it in my winter version of this video.
      Vermilion lakes is always a great spot for sunrise, good relections. Again Two Jack Lake is great if you get no to little wind! Or just Banff Avenue, lots of good choices!

    • @RondasBlog
      @RondasBlog Год назад +1

      @@simoncennals def lots of great choices!visited Vermillion Lake & Mt Norquay today during the day…. Was in awe from the lookout point at norquay & the wildlife that peeked out! Planning to catch sunrise tomorrow there🌅🤞🏼🙏🏼… and will try to catch the other spots too. Visited two Jack the other day during a tour and it was lots of cloudy overcast. Right now it’s shoulder season so weather has been fluctuating. And Was hoping to catch northern lights but solar storms not very active at this time.
      Have you spotted bears here?

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      @@RondasBlog sounds like a great plan! I've seen plenty of bears in my time, saw my first of this summer a few days ago on the Icefields Parkway. No telling when you might bump into one!

    • @RondasBlog
      @RondasBlog Год назад

      @@simoncennals how cool! Im praying to see one in the next 24 hours before flying out! I def don’t see them where I’m from. Got to see the city at sunrise. Mt Norquay was opposite of sunrise view… the train tracks had a gorgeous view. hiked up to surprise corner & bow valley lookout! Didn’t disappoint!
      What cameras did you use to capture your shots?

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      @@RondasBlog I have a Canon R6 and 6D. I film on the R6 so often still shoot on my old 6D but the shots are most likely a mix of both. For the end result you probably couldn't tell but the R6 is much better for video and much better to use. Great auto focus and IBIS.

  • @SamerMatti
    @SamerMatti Год назад +1

    Great pics! I know it's subjective, but what would you say are good focal length to take on a trip to banff when looking back at ur shots...Im taking a 17-28, 28-75 lenses for full frame camera (hoping to not bring the 70-200 or 90mm bec if the weight lol)

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      Hey! I primarily shoot with my 16 - 35 F4 and 70 - 200 F4. A wide angle is very useful given the size and scale of a lot of mountains but a longer lens is also nice for wildlife or mountain peaks. As mine are both F4 lenses they aren't super heavy so weight isn't too much of an issue. In all honesty I have a bit of a dead spot between 35mm and 70mm in my lens set up at the moment so that's why I don't shoot in that focal length. There's always the option of cropping in or using panos/stitching to get a wider field of view too.

    • @SamerMatti
      @SamerMatti Год назад +1

      @@simoncennals thanks so much :)

  • @PhotoTrekr
    @PhotoTrekr 2 года назад +1

    Good effort. You got some nice shots. I hope to get some good shots there in about a month. Hopefully the mosquitoes won't be as bad then. Any concern about bears when shooting at night around Two Jack, Emerald Lake, Moraine Lake, or Lake Louise?

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      I can't imagine it would be an issue, however always worth having bear spray on you! More so for Two Jack and Emerald than Lake Louise and Moraine.

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      Also a month's time will be great. You'll have golden larch trees and potentially a sprinkling of snow!

    • @PhotoTrekr
      @PhotoTrekr Год назад +1

      @@simoncennals Thanks for the reply. Enjoy your videos.

    • @PhotoTrekr
      @PhotoTrekr Год назад +1

      @@simoncennals Hoping to be there at the right time for the larches. And I'm hoping for a little snow on the mountain tops.

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      @@PhotoTrekr thank you! Thanks for watching them. I have one on the Icefields Parkway I'm about to publish. Might be of interest to you. Sorry for the late reply originally!

  • @chuck1856
    @chuck1856 Год назад +1

    Heading there next month and debating opportunities for my long lens 200-600 and if it makes sense to bring it. Anyone have any thoughts?

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      Be some great wildlife opportunities I'm sure!

  • @cbre1971
    @cbre1971 Год назад +2

    what ND filter are you using? Great video btw

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +1

      Hey mate, in general I don't use a lot of ND filters. I think in this video I used a 10 stop screw on ND a couple times for a longer exposure maybe even stacked with a polariser. They could be Hoya filters? Either way they aren't great and leave a colour cast I have to adjust in post, so I wouldn't recommend them.
      A lot of the time it's pretty cold in Canada so the less messing about with gloves off with intricate filters etc the better!

    • @cbre1971
      @cbre1971 Год назад

      @@simoncennals haha that is fair. I ordered a variable filter that I will play with but from videos I have seen today am not impressed with them. Nice video btw, I can't wait to see Calgary

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  Год назад +2

      @@cbre1971 well I purchased a cheap variable ND and used it once and then took it back as it had terrible vignetting. I've just got the Polarpro 6-9 stop variable ND but not had much chance to use it yet. All reviews so no to very little colour cast or vignetting even at 16mm so fingers crossed that works out. For what it cost it better be good!

    • @cbre1971
      @cbre1971 Год назад

      @@simoncennals ya I'm afraid of that. I'm gonna try it out and worst case I'll return it.

  • @hill43210
    @hill43210 2 месяца назад

    What lenses are you shooting with?

    • @simoncennals
      @simoncennals  2 месяца назад

      Hey dude, a multitude of lenses from Sigma and Canon. If you're interested you can download my Banff location guide and it has focal length recommendations for each location.