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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Photography seasons are just inevitable, and summer is actually a really tough time for landscape photography. Yet we still wake up mega early to capture whatever is trending right now.
This video is a topical video, which is wild garlic woodland photography.
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If you would like to see more of my work then check out my website:
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The gear I use to make my content (although this is always changing!)
Sony A7iv + 20mm 1.8G - My main RUclips camera for shooting out on location.
Canon EOS R8 + 16mm F2.8 + Zhuyin Crane M3 - I use this for a combination of stills and video B-roll
DJI Pocket 3 - Used for videos where I cover a lot of ground
Sony A7iii - this is my primary stills camera that works with native Sony lenses and all my Canon EF lenses on the Sigma MC-11 adaptor
Canon 5D3 - I use this camera when I use my EF glass and there is no benefit in adapting
DJI Mavic Pro 2 - My first drone, and I can’t see me replacing it. It’s amazing for both stills and video
Go Pro Hero 8 - for adverse weather conditions that my other cameras might not survive!
Insta360 - X3 & One inch edition - for 360 degree video and BTS content
Microphones - DJI Wireless Mic, Rode Wireless Go, Rode Lav Go, Rode Video Pro+, Rode Video Micro
Photo Tripods - Sirui ST-124 with Sirui ballhead, Peak Design travel tripod
Video Tripods - Benro + spikes, Switchpod, K&F travel tripod + Gorillapod
Monopod - Sirui P-325FL
Camera bags - Manfrotto, Lowepro, Peak Design, K&F and Crumpler
Photo Filters - Nisi V7 + Nisi filters, H&Y magnetic filter system
Video filters - Freewell magnetic NDs, H&Y Revoring, Hoya Variable ND
All of my cameras have Arca Swiss plates to connect with the Peak Design Capture Clip and compatible tripods.
Video editing software - Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro
Video editing on the iPad Pro - LumaFusion
Photo editing - Adobe Lightroom, photoshop, Artisan Pro X, Silver Efex, Color Efex
Music: Epidemic Sound
Music: www.davidcutte... / @dcuttermusic
Stunning so lovely with the light rays 😊
Thanks Jan, it was a bit of a panic moment!
I think the photos are great and I especially like the sun rays. It looks like a beautiful morning to be out with a camera and I’m glad you made the video.
Cheers Clark, I am glad I made the video in the end, and it was a really good year for wld garlic this year and I don’t think many people have access to a really good wild garlic woodland like this.
Great atmosphere and composition Ben, are you able to share the 'what3words' for the general area? many thanks.
Lovely video Ben, and great shots. I've never photographed wild garlic before, it's a great idea. I wonder what it'd be like in IR...? PS - those wild garlic leaves are tasty stirred into pasta...
I have actually been out shooting IR with my cargo lens this morning. I suspect that the leaves would glow white and it would lack contrast because the bud is also white, that said if you had dappled light in the woods that could create some interest. Another photographer said that his wife made him some delicious pesto with the leaves, I can imagine if I took some leave home to my wife and asked her to make me something tasty with them she would throw them back at me! Haha I am no chef, I will stick to architecture, photography and making cocktails.
@@benharveyphotography c'mon, it's easy, I'll give you a recipe. Actually it's no harder than stirring the leaves into cooked pasta and letting it wilt like spinach.
Nice mate. I found a great patch the other week and had a great time photographing them. Fab. Thanks
They are a great subject aren’t they, and this year (in this area anyway) was a particularly dense crop.
Lovely vid and some fabulous shots. It’s such a special area. I did chuckle at some of the comments on this… 😂
The light rays breaking through the mist were a bit mad, and very tricky to capture on camera. We all got very lucky with the misty conditions this year plus the dense crop. Tough to beat!
The conditions are stunning with a blanket of wild garlic. The images are sublime, Ben!
Cheers Paul, I got very lucky with the conditions that morning. The images were a combination of two visits actually, the macro shots were second visit when it was raining, and I actually quite enjoyed being out in the rain shooting images.
Nice images Ben and nice to see someone enjoying the bluebell/garlic season. I've not ventured to any woodlands this year as its been a hectic month and been working on my images from Tenerife and catching up on some printing and other photography related tasks. Also prepping for a day in Birmingham next weekend as this might be my last time there for a while so looking at some new subjects online to see if they could be part of the architectural collection
There is no substitute for doing the research before you get to a location. I tend to fill my itinerary with too much and maybe get 60-70% of the shots that I actually wanted to get, but I prefer that to running out of ideas/locations to visit when new locations. Enjoy Birmingham!
What a terrific place! Jealous. The streaming light rays were spectacular, great images. I love the scene in the video focused on the spider web dripping with mist while you walked the path left to right. Nicely done. Happy trails!
Thanks Brian, we had some amazing conditions that morning and thanks for noticing the spider web shot. I spend ages setting up the camera, so glad that you appreciated that :-)
Thanks for the mention and share Ben it was lovely to meet you too and what a morning 😊🙏
Cheers Ian, likewise, its a beautiful woodland that really has to be witnessed to believe it.
Lovely shots, thanks for sharing, Ben.
If I couldn't do something different, I would go somewhere else.
having so many other photographers around, .... I would go somewhere else.
Garlic olives at six? why not? Mind you last time I had wild garlic at home, washed and cooked, got the runs! But live life dangerously anyways. Lovely video again, thanks for sharing.
Thanks Victor. That’s how people will remember me, he used to live dangerously, having garlic olives as 6am! 😂
@@benharveyphotography 😂
Great video buddy, must be something to do with the special guest appearance 😂
Legendary guest :-)
That Jamie Fielding, always trying to ride off the back of your success! (joking, of course!)
If only that was the case! Haha. I have to get his permission to enter the woods on his patch :-)
Great video
Please share the location for a possible visit next year