Thanks for Video Dave, know exactly that feeling all too well! Just have to keep pushing on. I Liked the color version of the castle framed by the trees and the last one at the inlet, both colored version and black and white. Definitely different moods. Thanks for all your hard work !!
As usual, thanks for posting Dave. We all have good days and not so good days. Personally, I'm a big believer in biorhythms, so accept the not so good days probably coincide with a rhythm or two bottoming out. One day I might even look to see if I'm correct. lol. As for the pics, all good, just a shame National Grid mess up a great landscape. I especially appreciate you setting out the compositions rather than just throwing end results at the viewer. Anyway, keep up the good work. Maybe if you've geotagged your images and saved location notes, there's eventually scope for the 'Dave Peck UK Photographic Diary and Location Guide'.
One day maybe 😂 Thanks for your comments and for watching the video. Mental health is an important topic to discuss and the more it’s out in the open the better I think
Hi Dave I think most photographers struggle through the summer months when there is usually no atmosphere or decent light. The trees are a boring green (unlike the vibrant Spring Greens or gorgeous Autumnal colours) I like to do Street Photography and you can get some fantastic images making the most of the harsh shadows but I'm aware it's not for everyone. Macro can be good throughout the smmmer with butterflies and dragonflies on the wing but if you're solely into landscapes it's very early mornings and late to bed and the hope of sunshine and showers or stormy clouds 😊
Sounds like you have the blue sky's Blues :) Great video Dave, I really liked the B&W at 17:23, I think it the edit is really nice, long reads in the fore ground look cool and I like the fact you left the power lines in, I think It adds something to the image!
Thanks for Video Dave, know exactly that feeling all too well! Just have to keep pushing on. I Liked the color version of the castle framed by the trees and the last one at the inlet, both colored version and black and white. Definitely different moods. Thanks for all your hard work !!
Thank you, appreciate it
As usual, thanks for posting Dave. We all have good days and not so good days. Personally, I'm a big believer in biorhythms, so accept the not so good days probably coincide with a rhythm or two bottoming out. One day I might even look to see if I'm correct. lol. As for the pics, all good, just a shame National Grid mess up a great landscape. I especially appreciate you setting out the compositions rather than just throwing end results at the viewer. Anyway, keep up the good work. Maybe if you've geotagged your images and saved location notes, there's eventually scope for the 'Dave Peck UK Photographic Diary and Location Guide'.
One day maybe 😂 Thanks for your comments and for watching the video. Mental health is an important topic to discuss and the more it’s out in the open the better I think
Wise words Dave
Thanks mate
Hi Dave I think most photographers struggle through the summer months when there is usually no atmosphere or decent light. The trees are a boring green (unlike the vibrant Spring Greens or gorgeous Autumnal colours) I like to do Street Photography and you can get some fantastic images making the most of the harsh shadows but I'm aware it's not for everyone. Macro can be good throughout the smmmer with butterflies and dragonflies on the wing but if you're solely into landscapes it's very early mornings and late to bed and the hope of sunshine and showers or stormy clouds 😊
Thanks for your suggestions Paul, I do fancy macro at some point. Infrared is also the way to go, and top down drone photography. Watch this space 😂
Sounds like you have the blue sky's Blues :) Great video Dave, I really liked the B&W at 17:23, I think it the edit is really nice, long reads in the fore ground look cool and I like the fact you left the power lines in, I think It adds something to the image!
Thanks Richard. I think you’re right, I love nothing better than a moody sky and some proper weather! Thanks for watching mate