Photographing a MIND BLOWING Sunset in the Shropshire Hills!
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No need to apologize about the video. For me it clearly demonstrated what can happen at sunset & sunrise shoots. It can get really hectic & mad & the skies can suddenly kick off with amazing glory & only last 5 minutes. Time & time again that has happened to me. One thing I would like to point out here as so many people see the sun go below the horizon & pack up & go home. You should always give it anything up to 30 minutes after the sun disappears as the amazing skies ALWAYS come in that time. This also applies to sunrise. The best skies are always up to 30 minutes BEFORE sunrise time.
Hi Paul thanks for the words that really means a lot and it's great to see that this is so relatable to some. 👍🏻. Couldn't agree more with what you said about waiting until after the sunrise 🙏🏻
Absolutely stunning images. And the buzz you give off from your work is very welcomed.
Just goes to show how the weather can answer to your feelings and change them in an instant.
Richie
Pure photographic entertainment. Henry rushing around like a mountain goat and yet again producing those mint shots. What more can you ask for?
Thanks a lot David! Yes the sunsets do something to us haha 😅
I like the way you verbalize your thought process for taking the shots, and especially relating the exposure settings. Keep up the fantastic videos.
Thanks so much Marguerite, glad you benefit from my explanations :-)
Well done Henry! Never loose that zest or excitement! Great shots, awesome VLOG.
Thanks Bruce and I'll definitely try!! 👍
The rewards were worth your enthusiasm. Great photos Henry. 👍🙂
Thanks Mark, yeah I'm glad I stuck around in hind sight! 🙏🏻
excellent composition, the colors are very natural I love congratulations
Thank you so much 😀
Excellent. ... Love to watch your videos Henry...
Very beautiful first picture
One just never knows what can happen out there. its about taking your pack and tripod out and going for it. Love all three shots, especially the last shot. The second shot was great as well, but I would not have cropped it so much on the left, All and all Henry, awesome photography and love to see your continued enthusiasm. Keep it up.
Cheers mate
Beautiful images. And yes that sensor on 7200 is ace, 14+ stops of dynamic range @ iso 100. The first rule of landscape photography : Be There At The Right Moment.
Cheers for the comment, agree wholly with your first rule!
aw man,Henry,after the last video i thought you could not better the pictures,boy was i wrong,everyone was just beautiful,but mate,that last one was just perfection to me.to quote you Henry" top drawer" mate.thank you so much for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it Steven and thanks for the comment as always! 🍻
Henry, I enjoy your presentations. Shropshire looks to be a luscious green area. I didn’t know your weather changed so quickly. I thought that Sydney, Aus., was the country of changeable weather - four seasons in the one day! I’m impressed by your enthusiasm. Keep well in this Coronavirus era.
Hi Robert, thanks a lot for the comment mate and really glad you enjoy my content. Yes, this time of year it's very green here in Shropshire - and such changeable weather here but I love it! Thanks again for the comment mate and keep well too 👍🏻🙏🏻
Beautiful second picture
I had the same feeling this morning about "Not feeling it". After having no sleep (To hot!) at 4:30 I grabbed my kit and off I went (With my daughter who grabbed her camera too). Thinking we would get a great sunrise we soon found a strip of cloud covered our shot! ... after a quick flask of tea (15 minutes later) we noticed the sun peaking behind the clouds giving a great orange glow. Its amazing how things turn out!
Great Video again Henry! More cracking shots! keep inspiring and roll on next Video!!!
Thank you so much Stephen I appreciate your comments very much. That sounds like a great morning and yes you’re right it really is funny how things turn out sometimes! Thanks again mate, much appreciated :-)
No other landscape photographer I know is as enthusiastically and genuinely enjoying his work as you are. It's always a pleasure and a constant inspiration to watch your videos.
Wow, thank you Daniel, that means a lot!
All picture are beautiful
Brilliant Video again Henry. Your enthusiasm is great and Inspiring! Look forward to the next one!
Thank you very much Gary - appreciate the support mate! 🍻
Brilliant video Henry love the enthusiasm. Love the last photograph you took,in your own words it was mint. Look forward to your next adventure.
Thanks Henry.
Glad you enjoyed it Paul and thanks a lot for taking the time to leave a comment
Thanks Henry, enthusiasm as always. Love it keeps me fascinated. Very good video as always with useful commentary. The sky in those shots came out beautifully. Keep going.
Glad you enjoyed it Donal and thanks for stopping by! 🙏🏻
Hey Henry, amazing video, great content! And, I am with Paul Stone, no need to apologize, this is what we essentially want to see, learn, keep in mind. Looks like you trusted your gut and headed to that hill and got rewarded with the astonishing sunset! Stunning pictures, not one, but three from the same location! Like you say "This Is Class"! :) Keep on cracking, mate! ThumbsUp!
Thanks Henry... that's given me at least one photo location for when I go up to Shropshire next April for the mother-in-Law's 80th :-)
That looked sincere. Well done
Thanks so much, it was certainly a wonderful adventure!
I've been recording Shropshire Sunrises and Sunsets for many years - mostly post on flickr - It was like me up there!
"It's worrits all abowt.....init"🤣 brilliant Henry as usual👍
Thank you so much 😁
Excitement overload awesome, well done Henry another great vlog and 3 beautiful images 👍👍🌄🌄
Thank you so much Stephen 😀
Top drawer images mate, fantastic light and love your passion for the photography. Thanks for sharing mate.
Glad you enjoyed it John, thanks a lot for the comment mate! 🍻👍🏻
All those photos were amazing! Loved the video.
Glad you enjoyed!
3 more top class images. Deffo my favourite channel. Keep it up mate.
Thanks very much Ian, really appreciate the support mate!! 👍🏻
Don't you just love when things come together?! What an amazing sky. Lovely images. By the way, no apologies needed about the video, you enthusiasm is a joy to watch and it keeps it real.
Thanks so much for the kind words Susan. Really glad you enjoyed the video!
Those moments when you think you have poor light and then all of a sudden you are treated to a tremendous feast of lights just make that trip out that little bit more special and memorable. Nice work Henry, the skies looked glorious in your images
Thank you Scotty - yeah, you're right I think that lack of expectation makes it a whole lot better actually! 🙏🏻
You did it again Henry, great video and the photos was fantastic.
Thank you so much Per 👍
This is how I do it too Henry, the light kicks off and I’m rushing around like a mad thing! Great video again, lovely photos. 👍
Haha yes, like a headless chicken 😅. Cheers Irwin 👍🏻
Nice cloud, nice flower, nice rock, and well done Henry
Thank you! Cheers!
Great video. Brilliant how you get such great shots from unpromising conditions. By the way, the pile of rocks is called a cairn in Shroppy as well as in the lakes. Keep up the good work. 👍👍👍
Cheers for the comment Glenn, ah yes I think my mind was all over the place so couldn't remember haha. Cheers mate 🍻
What a cracking video Henry. A real inspiration for my own sunset trip out tonight. Hopefully I can get gorgeous images as good as yours. Thanks
Thank you Alex, hope you had an enjoyable trip mate 👍🏻
Hahahahaha, Loved the Klinsmann example. Really was worth doing the jump. Loved your shots. All the best to you.
Glad you enjoyed it Khajak, thanks for the comment! 😃
Class,so much enthusiasm
Thanks a lot Chris 👍🏻
Cracking images Henry in an enjoyable video. Great location with good photo opportunities.
Glad you enjoyed it John, appreciate the support 🍻
Nice shots, Henry. I love your passion!
Thank you very much Alastair!
Love this video. Have found myself at times getting frustrated and then suddenly just get one shot which makes it worth it. 👍
Great shots in this by the way.
Thank you so much Sean, yes it sometimes seems to work in this way, I think this is one reason why I find landscape photography so exciting! Thanks again mate
@@HenryTurnerphoto No problem, love watching your videos, they are so inspiring! Im looking for some good landscape photography locations in the south east of England at the moment. Is there anywhere you would recommend?
Inspired images just shows you, your never going to get any good shots by sitting watching the tv,
it’s Summer just get out there enjoy the evening and you never know what will unfold.
So true Graham, couldn't agree more.
Great video as always Harry. Great shots love your enthusiasm.
Thanks so much James! It's really easy to be enthusiastic when the sky is that nice ha ha 🙏🏻
I bought an M50 for video and a Nikon for landscape last year. Then I discovered this channel. Guess I am not the only one. :) Awesome video as usual...
That's awesome Mohammed! I love them both 😀
Terrific video Henry. Everyone watching can relate to that! 🤣
Cheers Greg, yes we've all been there haha 😂
You just got a new subscriber because of your passion for photography.
Hello from Sweden
Thanks for the sub Mark! 🙏🏻
Love your videos and your passion! Keep them coming!
Thank you! Will do!
Like football photography can be a cruel mistress but that's what it's all about folks. These moments make it all worthwhile after a series of disappointments. I feel your passion Henry, great video.
Couldn't agree more! Thanks a million Phil 🍻
Come on, you are struggling ... Tears in my eyes! Beautiful photo's and video.
Ha ha thank you very much Arie!! 😁
It is so gratifying when you get something out of nothing, great photos Henry, you have given me some inspiration to get out there!
Thanks Grahame, yes I think it was all heightened because it was so unexpected!
Great work again Henry, I love the the way you are keeping it real when you are looking for that great shot. Keep up the good work 👍
Thanks a lot Kev, appreciate the comment mate 👍🏻👍🏻
love your videos mate, digging through your archives while I wait for the next one :)
always is inspiring to watch your channel! Your shots turned out great!
Glad you like them Johnathon and thanks for taking the time to leave me some words! 🙏🏻
Got a couple of belters at the end there Henry, patience paid off, most people would have gave up and went home.
Cheers John, yes I'm delighted I decided to stay out a little longer!! 👍🏻
Great video Henry! I'd say that video will inspire alot of people to get back out
I hope so Conor thanks for the comment mate!
Great video.... nice haircut too!!
Thanks very much Kim! 👍🏻
Yes, it was quite an incredible sunset here on Friday too. Nicely captured!!
Thanks a lot Chris! 🍻
Great video. Love your honesty. I work in Shropshire so will give the Bowdler a look set.
Thank you Mark, yes it's a cracking spot mate if you can get there 👍🏻
Very much enjoy your videos, Henry; great work! And, like your accent, smile haha.
Thank you very much Raymond! 👍🏻
This may be one of the best landscape photography videos I've seen - you enthusiasm for the unpredictable lighting is infectious! Makes me even more sad that I'm currently stuck in Boston!!
Glad you enjoyed it Patrick and thanks so much for the kind words! 👍🏻
Another great video mate, keep them coming👍
Thanks a lot Lee 🍻
Great shots nice to see it keeping you on your toes lol
Tell me about it Bob haha 😅
Loved this one, Henry. Great fun to watch and lovely results. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Ian, glad you enjoyed it mate 🍻
Super vlog, stunning images absolutely love 'em. Why not go crazy now and again, let the excitement and enthusiasm go wild, within reason of course 😇
Thanks Martin 👍. Yes the old landscape can send you loopy sometimes haha
So glad you captured that sky Henry. The way you was running around with excitement and panic was me running around my garden thinking why why why ain’t I up a mountain or down the coast. Lovely images dude 🙌🏼
Haha thanks a lot mate!! Yes those skies can send you loopy! 😂
Like you said mate ... Good Stuff!
Thanks Khalid 👍
Love your energy, really comes across how much you enjoy photography in these kind of videos 👍 great pictures too!
Thanks so much Randy! 🙏🏻
Why did you apologize. You was in a happy moment. Don't apologize for anything.
Fantastic. That's what you call passion. I live in Herefordshire and last night had the same colour lighting up the sky. Trouble is, I was at home and had nothing to photograph the sky against. It came from know where, although the sky to the east was pinks and blues.
Thanks Antony, yes I suppose Herefordshire isn't too far away - it was a stunning evening! 👍🏻
Great shots again Henry. Such Amazing landscape over there. I must get back over there again.
Cheers Matthew and yes I love it round here! 👍🏻
What an amazing sunset!! Love the pictures, the long exposure got very nice too!
Thanks a lot Elly! It was nice to experiment a little with the long exposure - thanks for your continued support and comments 👍🏻🙏🏻😊
Nice work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Post sunset is my favorite time!
Yes it definitely is, I think it's actually underrated a little! Definitely by me. Thanks for the support as always 😊
incredible stuff. its quite fun to watch you just get increasingly more excited as the video goes on.
Glad you enjoy it! 🙏🏻
Nice work Henry, and you are in my back yard here .... love those Shroppie Hills.
Cheers Paul, yes I absolutely love it round there - so much charm 🙏🏻
you are awesome Henry. do you ever come to south wales. your vids inspire me so much.
Yep, that happens a lot in the blue hour to me as well Henry. Everything is calm and controlled until sunset, and then it all goes bonkers...
Cheers for the comment Dom, yes indeed - all goes bonkers ad we're left running around! 👍🏻🍻
Going to Beamish This week anything to suggest places to see Thanks Henry
Hi Andrew, sorry for the late reply mate. I've never been around there so sorry I cannot help you
Another ‘class’ vlog, keep up the great work Henry, your use and the results of the sturdy D7200 inspire me to use mine all the more!
Great to hear Gary it's a brilliant camera!
Hi Henry. What can I say the two final images are just stunning, absolutely love them. Thank you :)
Many thanks Peter! Glad you liked the photos mate 🍻
Nice one Henry especially the last picture the light kicked off in my garden so I had a beer 🍻
Cheers Stuart! Hope you enjoyed the beer mate haha 🍻
Happy to see you again during the lock down. How's going there Henry, hope everything right, stay safe.
All good thanks Arka, and cheers for your support as always. Stay safe mate 👍🏻
Two cracking shots mate. Wish I could say the same about the new haircut!! 😊👍
Cheers Barry! I suppose it's preferable you like the photography rather than my barnet haha! 😂🍻
These are this moments because I love to be a photographer :-)
Thanks for the comment Ulrich 👍🏻
Brilliant mate. Love the 3rd image..
Glad you enjoyed it Craig and thanks for the comment as always mate
Another epic video Henry, love the enthusiasm. Fantastic sunset conditions. Steady on doing a klinsmann near that gorse bush😂.
Glad you enjoyed it Ian, yes that probably wouldn't go down well would it?! 😅🍻
Really like your passion for landscape photography! Like your videos alot!
Glad you enjoy it Thomas and thanks so much for the comment! 🍻🙏🏻
Back in my neck of the woods 👍, couple of bangers there Henry!
Thank you mate! Yes it was a delight to be back, I was going to head to that waterfall we visited but changed my mind last minute! Maybe next time 🍻
Love the Shropshire hills. Check out the Stiperstones, it's the far side of the Long Mynd. Some great rock formations there and views west into Wales including Corndon hill
Thanks for the comment Simon, yes I've been to the Stiperstones many times and you're right, it's wonderful there!
Cool video. I did my first outside blog at long Meg other week. Ended up running around, forgetting to film, because the light happened and I had to get it before it went.
Sounds great Barrie, and yes it's so difficult to get that balance right when it happens! 🙏🏻
Nice one, that last shot was great and reminded me of me running around like a loon trying to find a comp when it kicks off, keep up the good work mate.
Cheers Adam, yes we've all been there I'm sure haha 🍻
Great content Henry! Its really scary that my equipment list is a like for like copy of yours, Nikon and Tokina! I've also got a Nikon 35 mmTokina 100 D ATX Pro ii, Tokina 24-70 DX Pro....
Thanks so much for that, ah yes, that's pretty uncanny! Hope you enjoy the gear just as much as me!
Great video 👌 I'm a completely new to the photography game. If you're talking your shots on full manual mode, how do you calculate the ISO, aperture and shutter speed?
I've always wondered after you shoot with the last ray of light being on the top of a hill or mountain if you do not feel uncomfortable to descend alone in the dark. This sort of situations are the ones scaring me the most, in fact I tend to shoot sunsets (and sunrises) only on locations I can reach with a 10 minutes walk from the car....that said, amazing shots especially the second one. That sky, I've never seen anything like that.
Hi Maurizio, yes I try to be extra cautious but it doesn't;t really bother me so much, not after I got a good head torch too
Don’t try and make it too professional Henry....your exuberance while running around trying to get the shot and giving commentary is why we watch, like and subscribe! Would love to see you do a Klinsmann across a summit!
Thanks you Ian, really appreciate you sharing your opinion mate, thats good to know! Yes I'm sure that would make for a funny video 😅👍🏻
Nice one Henry, like the way you made a point of taking the lens cap off haha, I remember 😉. Are you alone on all your shoots mate 👍
Haha, can never forget about that one, nightmare! 🤦🏼♂️. Always alone mate yes, unless I'm doing a collaboration of sorts which is fairly rare these days! Thanks as always mate 👍🏻
1:52 c'mon mate that was you doing a sheep impression, wasn't it? Some sound effects for the B-roll 😉, just kidding. Another great video Henry - thanks for your consistency, I enjoy watching your videos in the morning whilst I'm stuck in the office checking emails. 7:36 worked our nicely, colours balance well! 12:30 stunning shot too.
😅 I was probably making some noises like that during the sunset man haha! Thanks so much for the comment as always mate 🙏🏻👍🏻
You take some great photos but I almost want to set you a challenge. The Lakes et al make it easy to take some stunning pictures...although it definitely takes your talent to really capture it...but can you, as a very talented landscape photographer, come down to the South East and capture the same quality of images where the landscape is more of a challenge? I think it's possible...but I would love to see what you could do
Cheers for the comment! I think I tend to spend as much time as I can in the places that inspire me and coincidentally for me it's these beautiful places. But it's valid point what you say - maybe one day!!
@@HenryTurnerphoto You should have a look at my Instagram to see what is possible in the busy south east...still some great inspiration and fantastic photo opportunities (no where near as good as your stuff) @wilderhope.wyn
Who gives a shi* about 'Professional' mate? When we watch Landscape RUclipsrs' it is always the photographers excitement and enthusiasmBeautiful
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment Andy, really appreciate it mate! Really glad you appreciate the enthusiasm ha ha :-)
Henry, firstly just wanted to say I have recently (last 3 weeks) bought my first ever DSLR (Nikon D7000) and am really enjoying learning how to use it. Which is how I found your amazing channel. I am located in Preston, so immediately warmed to your videos, being so close to where I live. I have probably watched 30-40 of your videos back to back over the last few days learning loads, so thank you. Anyway onto my question... you mention bracketing a lot in your videos, when the sky is a lot brighter than the foreground, but you don’t say by how much (0.3-0.7-1.0) ? Any advice would be great... off to Bassenthwaite next week, so hopefully put my new found skills (or lack of) to the test 👍
Hi there, thank you so much for the comment and really hope you’re enjoying your new camera! With regards to bracketing it’s very much individual and it depends on the scene and the photograph I am wanting to take. I always make sure that I’m not clipping my highlights or my shadows either way, I really hope that makes sense! Perhaps I should do a video on the topic ha ha
Henry Turner Thanks, I’ll look into that more, maybe make use of the histogram. I’ll no doubt look at booking a 1-2-1 with you at a later date (basic newbie beginner level), perhaps in the Silverdale area...
No problem mate, yes I definitely recommend learning to understand the histogram (it’s very easy)! Yes always available for one to ones mate, just drop me an email whenever you fancy. Thanks again!