8:10 "puking the landscape out into the viewers face". I will remember that phrase as I compose in the field and ask myself "Is this composition puking enough?" :)
One of the best videos i have seen about landscape photography composition. Keep up the good work and thank you for all these good tips and advise ! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Again, a very informative and instructive video. A lot of ideas to digest and avenues to explore…. It’s making the effort to get out and to practice. However, that’s just part of the story as you rightly say because there is much to be done in post as well to get the best out of a RAW image.
As I've mentioned earlier, excellent content but what makes it even better is your whole vibe. I'm pretty you must be a fun to chill out with plus the photography. Love from India ❤️
Overall really great and informative video. You have incredible talent. Especially your photos from Iceland and Faroe islands are simply spectacular and brilliant beyond words! Tak skal du have :)
The golden nugget in this video alone took my breath away! You are a master photographer and post processor! You give me hope. Your pictures are a masterpiece. Subscribed! The best I can say is THANK YOU! I will be back to add a better word than thank you when I find one! Gratitude! My wish is to take masterpiece like yours! someday, I HOPE!
-Don't show some boring random stone- You are a pleasure to listen to. I l would love the pic of the winding road as well. That big black cloud over the rock is an eye catcher. Well, the whole light everywhere and foreground and all is just about perfect. Even the white lines on the road. Whoever laid out the road was whimsical or crazy or they hadn't invented the CAT, but it really works in this picture.
Thank you. I really appreciate you taking the time to make this video, as well as your many other videos. I have had the good fortune to spend time in Iceland and we were very lucky with the weather. I was able to obtain some of my best photos ever. Thank you again.
I was glued to screen. Your pictures are awesome, absolutely stunning. And it's not just that they are technically perfect, it's how you look at the world that makes a difference. You make it look even more beautiful than it is. Wonderful! I'm looking forward to catching up on your older videos. Thanks for sharing.
Im so glad you showed the raw file at the end. I thought for a moment you shot those with minimal editing and was thinking to myself i got a hell of a lot more to learn shooting in raw. Great images and some good tips.
Definitely the best video I found so far. Very well done and great photos 😲. I have a home improvement business here in the USA. I take many photos of my work. I sent photos to a client one job and she wasn’t happy with the terrible photos. The job was great but not the photos. That got me thinking. To make a long story short I have a decent camera and lens now and take photos everywhere I go. Thank you very much
Love the closing statement "...press like and I hope you learned something...". Press like, an automatic reflex action at the end of all your videos. Learned something, no learned many things and will review the entire video several times. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing the setup of your camera with the fungus. I struggle with figuring out how to avoid having issues with keeping everything in focus
Love the compositions . Lack of the rule of thirds , ( were brainwashed to use) your leading lines are awesome fitting them perfectly into your photos , thanks for sharing
Great video Mads - love your work. Don't know if anyone else has commented but the fungus you refer to is actually lichen. A defn : A lichen is a composite organism that arises from algae or cyanobacteria living among filaments of multiple fungi species in a mutualistic relationship. The combined lichen has properties different from those of its component organisms. Lichens come in many colours, sizes, and forms. The properties are sometimes plant-like, but lichens are not plants. So now you know!!
Mr. Iversen, I stumbled across your channel here today for the first time. I really enjoyed this video; I often feel I don't get enough use out of my old Nikkor 14-24mm . This instruction and your illustrations were very helpful. Even though I am predominantly a cityscape photographer, I do live near the coast (Boston, North and South Shores) and should be doing much bette with seascapes, I think your lesson here will help me with that. Moreover, let me add that you're an exceptional photographer and I very much enjoy and appreciate your work. I look forward to all your future content...
Wow...Peter, your work is mind blowing...you are the best I have seen on the internet. Simply brilliant. You are a master at both composition and the technichal aspects of photography. A rare combination indeed.
Fantastic video. Sooooooo inspiring and just wonderful beautiful photos!! Would love to make photos like yours, and I live in Texas!! You are soooo gifted. Want to watch all your videos!! And love the music here!!!!
I discovered your youtube site recently and I am so happy to have done so. Your images and your presentation are just outstanding. I have subscribed and hit the bell to get notifications. You are one of my top 3 landscape photography personalities on youtube. Thank you so much for sharing and educating me.
Really cool to see the photo showing how you set up the shot (mossy stone in Faeroe islands). Would be great to see examples of compositions you think do not work.
This video is worth watching over and over again just for the beautiful pictures in it. Your explanations are very interesting and easy to understand! But I still had to skip back several times because my attention always got lost in the pictures. :-)
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8:10 "puking the landscape out into the viewers face". I will remember that phrase as I compose in the field and ask myself "Is this composition puking enough?" :)
I had exactly the same thought!
Great description indeed.
Haha, happy you liked that phrase! Was funny when I came up with it :D
@@MadsPeterIversen I'm going out Sunday with a small group and can't wait to look into someone's viewfinder and say "It's just not puking enough".
i subscribed to his channel on 2 things: puking the landscape, and your comment
Watching for at least the second time, I’m just amazed at your skills as a photographer and as a teacher. Thanks.
The editing part was interesting. Thanks
Wow. Great video, clear information, amazing photos 👍👍👍
Can we have 10 sequels on this, please! I can look at your photos forever!
Very instructive vídeo: clear and quite complete.
One of the best videos i have seen about landscape photography composition.
Keep up the good work and thank you for all these good tips and advise !
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Thank you very, very much, Michael! Much appreciated :)
I agree one of the best videos for wide angle composition. You have put it across in the best way I've seen. Great images. Inspirational.
I agree! I love your way to speak on the composition.
Thank you to share your thoughts.
Incredibly beautiful photos!
That Lavender field shot is absolutely breathtaking! In fact every photograph is breathtaking!
Fantastic work Mads . You explain them very well too. Thank you.
Excellent instructional video and 5 tips. Thank you
Lots of RUclips photographers but your body of work is on another scale in beauty and creativity.
Thank you so much! :)
Let me tell you, you are very inspiring! Ty so much for sharing all that knowledge ❤ love how you explain it, so calm and helpful .. thank you!
Beautiful images and good technique teaching. Thanks
Fantastic images and very clear explanation of ideas . Thank You for this video.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world! This information is priceless!
Fantastic video. Really insightful. Your photos are really amazing.
Great tips. You have a such a wonderful way of presenting and the photos are outstanding.
Lots of great ideas and examples
Your work is Beautiful !
Beautiful and informative ,stirs my heart
Ive never seen such a brilliant individual landscape portfolio, brilliant art! Fantastic
Thank you so very much! 🙏
Mads, I went looking at your videos and found this one and I love it. Very informative and I learned a lot from it so thank you.
Excellent video and fantastic images! Thank you!
Beautifully inspiring, thank you very much !
Very attractive shots. Your tutorial was awesome as well.
Again, a very informative and instructive video. A lot of ideas to digest and avenues to explore…. It’s making the effort to get out and to practice. However, that’s just part of the story as you rightly say because there is much to be done in post as well to get the best out of a RAW image.
As I've mentioned earlier, excellent content but what makes it even better is your whole vibe. I'm pretty you must be a fun to chill out with plus the photography.
Love from India ❤️
Inspired by your video and your calming presentation, thank you.
You live in a beautiful place...thanks for the video and tips!
Beutifully explained composition parametres of wide angle fine art landscapr photography. Thank you.
Overall really great and informative video. You have incredible talent. Especially your photos from Iceland and Faroe islands are simply spectacular and brilliant beyond words! Tak skal du have :)
Fantastic balance of technical and artistic approaches to create compelling images! Excellent teaching skills!
The golden nugget in this video alone took my breath away! You are a master photographer and post processor! You give me hope. Your pictures are a masterpiece. Subscribed! The best I can say is THANK YOU! I will be back to add a better word than thank you when I find one! Gratitude! My wish is to take masterpiece like yours! someday, I HOPE!
Merry Christmas and thank you for your hard work.
I am an experienced professional photographer but WOW do I learn a lot from you!!
GREAT TIPS....I HAVE AN 18-55MM KIT ZOOM LENS and this helps me a lot! THANKS..
-Don't show some boring random stone- You are a pleasure to listen to. I l would love the pic of the winding road as well. That big black cloud over the rock is an eye catcher. Well, the whole light everywhere and foreground and all is just about perfect. Even the white lines on the road. Whoever laid out the road was whimsical or crazy or they hadn't invented the CAT, but it really works in this picture.
I just purchased my first wide angle lens and this was very helpful. thank you!
The point about including foreground just for the sake of including foreground, is a huge pet peeve of mine. Thanks for pointing it out.
You're an absolute genius!! Such wonderful photographs!
There's the world many of us live in and then there's the one you explored when you made these awesome images. Well done!
Thank you. I really appreciate you taking the time to make this video, as well as your many other videos. I have had the good fortune to spend time in Iceland and we were very lucky with the weather. I was able to obtain some of my best photos ever. Thank you again.
So inspiring !!! Learning while shooting, and shooting while learning. Thank you so much.
I was glued to screen. Your pictures are awesome, absolutely stunning. And it's not just that they are technically perfect, it's how you look at the world that makes a difference. You make it look even more beautiful than it is. Wonderful! I'm looking forward to catching up on your older videos. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much for such kind words :)
A masterful video by a master craftsman. Thank you.
Im so glad you showed the raw file at the end. I thought for a moment you shot those with minimal editing and was thinking to myself i got a hell of a lot more to learn shooting in raw. Great images and some good tips.
Fantastic video ! One of the best I've seen regarding landscape photography.
It is literally the best wide-angle lens tips on RUclips. Great work!
Thank you very much! :)
Another fantastic video! Thank you Mads!
Definitely the best video I found so far. Very well done and great photos 😲. I have a home improvement business here in the USA. I take many photos of my work. I sent photos to a client one job and she wasn’t happy with the terrible photos. The job was great but not the photos. That got me thinking. To make a long story short I have a decent camera and lens now and take photos everywhere I go. Thank you very much
You're very welcome, good luck on learning. Remember to watch my other videos. There are tons of tips :)
Love the closing statement "...press like and I hope you learned something...". Press like, an automatic reflex action at the end of all your videos. Learned something, no learned many things and will review the entire video several times. Thank you for sharing!
Hehe, yeah it has kind off become my closing statement :) Happy the video worked :)
Thank you for sharing the setup of your camera with the fungus. I struggle with figuring out how to avoid having issues with keeping everything in focus
Wow, this was like a masterclass in improving your landscape photography - thank you!
I learned so much being able to listen and see what you did. Loved the explanation also in the editing. So informative
Amazing video. I'm buying a 16-35 tomorrow, mainly for music photography, but this makes me want to try some landscape.
Loved this video and your photographs!! Instantly Subscribing!
Wow amazing landscapes. Fantastic job.
Excellent tuition. Thank you.
Absolutely fantastic tips and detailed explanations! Thanks for sharing!
Good useful discussion. Your photos are outstanding.
You are simply the Best. Thumbs Up! I respect you xx
Man, with the quality level of your videos, and especially your photography, you should have a million subscribers.
Love the compositions . Lack of the rule of thirds , ( were brainwashed to use) your leading lines are awesome fitting them perfectly into your photos , thanks for sharing
Wow. Stunning photos. Absolutely wonderful to see.
So beautiful pictures!
Very very happy I found your channel as I can tell you are passionate, capable and a great teacher. I work in Alaska and film and photo there..
Amazing photos, probably best landscape work that I have seen!
The picture of the church with the flowers was so good! You should post some editing videos, where you show how your workflow is, step by step
I have posted a few editing videos, but they tend to always do badly. I have my big editing course you can enroll in though :)
Well done Mads. Landscapes and skyscapes inspire you and in turn your photos inspire others. Good choice of soundtrack too
Great video Mads - love your work. Don't know if anyone else has commented but the fungus you refer to is actually lichen. A defn : A lichen is a composite organism that arises from algae or cyanobacteria living among filaments of multiple fungi species in a mutualistic relationship. The combined lichen has properties different from those of its component organisms. Lichens come in many colours, sizes, and forms. The properties are sometimes plant-like, but lichens are not plants. So now you know!!
And that right there is why I love the internet and a community like this! Thanks, Andrew :) Very interesting. I'll remember that!
Beautiful and hard work.
I have this lens & love it.Thank u for your hints!
Wow. Thank you for the before and after images in the editing section. The befores are how my photos look so it’s nice to know that there’s hope.
Hahah
Mr. Iversen, I stumbled across your channel here today for the first time. I really enjoyed this video; I often feel I don't get enough use out of my old Nikkor 14-24mm . This instruction and your illustrations were very helpful. Even though I am predominantly a cityscape photographer, I do live near the coast (Boston, North and South Shores) and should be doing much bette with seascapes, I think your lesson here will help me with that. Moreover, let me add that you're an exceptional photographer and I very much enjoy and appreciate your work. I look forward to all your future content...
Thank you very much for those kind words, be sure to watch my other video on the 16-35 too :)
@@MadsPeterIversen Will do!
Fantastic images thanks for sharing.
I really love the tones and contrast of the seascape shot with the background the mountain. Absolutely gorgeous.
Subscribed at “puking”. Thank you for sharing your expertise and skills
very well produced Mads and some stunning imges
This is a great video! I will share it every time I get a landscape question!
Wow...Peter, your work is mind blowing...you are the best I have seen on the internet. Simply brilliant. You are a master at both composition and the technichal aspects of photography. A rare combination indeed.
Educational content with breathtaking images. Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks a lot, Fred. There are tons of videos to dig into :)
I've watched 'A LOT' of landscape photography videos, this was one of the very best. Thank you. I've learned a lot and been inspired.
Very glad to hear that, Derek :)
I just love your photos !!!
You make a lot of interesting points, thank you. Just because a scene looks pretty, doesn't mean the picture will be pretty too. Thank you!
I live about about 30km from Tintern Abbey, and that image has convinced me to go there for the first time :-)
You are so talented!
Excellent video, your explanations are always clear and make sense.
Fantastic video. Sooooooo inspiring and just wonderful beautiful photos!! Would love to make photos like yours, and I live in Texas!! You are soooo gifted. Want to watch all your videos!! And love the music here!!!!
very interesting, will watch more of your videos.
so great described... I have taken so much with me
Incredible pictures
I discovered your youtube site recently and I am so happy to have done so. Your images and your presentation are just outstanding. I have subscribed and hit the bell to get notifications. You are one of my top 3 landscape photography personalities on youtube. Thank you so much for sharing and educating me.
Thank you very much, David! I'll suggest to check out my Britain series. There I am much more on location :)
Excellent video. Thank you
Really cool to see the photo showing how you set up the shot (mossy stone in Faeroe islands). Would be great to see examples of compositions you think do not work.
Thank you for your help!
You have some fantastic shots.
Well done Mads... Another fab tutorial. Should title this "Puking the Landscape"
Nicely done. Helpful reminders. Sometimes my wide angle shots get way too busy, and this was helpful to work on that issue.
This video is worth watching over and over again just for the beautiful pictures in it.
Your explanations are very interesting and easy to understand! But I still had to skip back several times because my attention always got lost in the pictures. :-)
That is the one of the best photography video, that i have seen till now! Thank u so much👍
Beautiful photos. Excellent composition explanations.