I’m a bit late to the video having only just discovered your amazing channel. I loved the format and I love to hear about your process. The crop marks were really helpful to see how you found the composition in the wider scene. I really enjoy your style Simon. Your mix of optimism, enjoyment and positivity with an honest description of the challenges we all go through is just so relatable. Thank you.
It’s September 2021 and I’ve just discovered your channel and have subscribed. What I really appreciate is how you challenge the viewer to identify the potential subject and then describe and show how you choose to frame the shot, that really is helping me develop my skills and making me think. You have developed a great way of not just involving, but also teaching the viewer. Thank you Simon.
I enjoy your Videos so much. So calm, narrative, picturesque! Every single one of them! And this beautiful Image of the treetops and the sky. Thank you for that.
Cheers Paul and sorry for my slow reply. I generally do replies as a new film is about to go live. The trip seems like a distant memory now and like all these places, when I get back, I wish I would have tried to appreciate it more...do you do that?
Hello Simon, the formation of talking about composition by framing is absolutely amazing, giving us opportunities for our own one verses yours, great learning experience. thank you very much
City streets or country lanes, I tend to shoot the whole of my subject. On all but the first, I would not have cropped in so close. Your "reveal" of the crop marks revealed to me that I should look tighter as well. Thanks for responding to our needs, and finding a way to demonstrate the steps you take.
Wonderful format Simon. It was like following your favorite teacher around watching you work through those frames. Always appreciate and enjoy your work. Cheers
Thanks Tony - Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly form now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Thanks Mike and thanks for articulating your thoughts in such a way! - Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly form now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
The pre image setup description is helpful in seeing what you are planning. I do LOVE the first image looking vertically up through the canopy ..... Fantastic!! Image #2 are also beautiful with such vibrant Autumn colour. I always learn something new. Tahnks for sharing Simon. Cheers.
Thanks Phil - Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly form now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
#capturewithconfidence Please let me know in the comments below if you want to see more of the in field cropping during future videos. In this film, my favourite has to be the tree canopy, followed by the lone birch. On reflection, I'm not a big fan of the last image.
I think you may be able to turn the 'cropping' scene into a viewer guessing game? I'm interested in what questions you ask yourself while you look for images. I liked the first tree in the sky photo the most because it had a nice colour contrast and also lots of smoothness around the high frequency detail trees. The other images are still too busy for my liking, but maybe an carefully added blur could help them.
Always a pleasure watching you at work....as for woodland photography I've come to the conclusion that I'm better just appreciating a woodland rather than photographing it! lol
Julian, really! Now you mention it, you don't have any woodland videos, do you! I'm beginning to think it's where i'm happiest! Thanks again for dropping in.
Thanks Barbara. Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly form now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
From my point of view, probably the most effective and usefuil of your films, Simon: at least, amongst those watched so far (I'm almost half way through). Beeing capable of "seeing" a compelling view or detail in the natural chaos of woodlands, isolating it from the surroundings and framing it successffully is - for me - the most challenging task. I will now begin to see with different eyes: thank you so much!
Thanks Glauco. I sincerely hope you enjoy the other films too. It's not easy making the films without any scripts or idea of how the day will go. Thanks for your support.
Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly from now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Great video Simon and very well explained. Seeing your video is such a great help, especially the way you use the crops marks. Great job, please keep doing them. Just fabulous. Thanks again Peter
Showing the crop marks Peter during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly from now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Thank you for showing the bigger picture first, then talking through the compositional decisions you have made. I have learnt heaps and hopefully my photography will improve.
Loved the final image! Must be the colour contrast. Showing the process of how you have arrived at your final compositions worked very well and I would certainly be interested in seeing more of this style of vlog.
Thank you for another instructional video. I always include too much so really useful to follow your cropping guides. My favourite along with many others was the canopy shot. However the lichen covered tree was fantastic. I learnt a lot.
going through your old videos as another new comer to the the channel, but this format is brilliant, especially with the crop lines. keep up the great work.
Three strong images and an excellent video. I very much appreciated the methodology you used to walk through your thinking - it's excellent and genuinely useful.
As someone who struggles with finding the smaller details, I like being able to see the big picture first. Love the crown separation of the upward shot but that copper coloured tree was amazing.
Beautiful Autumn colours with simple imagery. Yes the tree canopy shot was spectacular. The crop lines are better than vaguely pointing over there. Next Simon you will be asking us to put an X on your image as you pan around like (Spot the Ball) or it could be like the (Golden Shot) up a bit down a bit, Bernie the bolt. Getting carried away now.Thing is Simon all sorts of people could be watching your Channel a colour blind photographer may have difficulty in isolating compositions, and putting framing lines on the image is inclusive to more viewers, and it draws us all in. Great Video much appreciated.
Thanks David...I think the new concept really has legs! Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly from now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Another excellent video with very clear explanations of your thought processes which I certainly found very helpful. I liked your crop lines innovation and would like to see more of this in future videos. As for the photographs, stunning as always. The tree canopy shot is the best of its kind I have ever seen and way better than any of my efforts!
H David, Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly from now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Excellent video, enjoyed you walking us thru spotting and the how you put together the final image. You did right to go for the final image with the weather about to come in.
Autumn is just beautiful in the highlands and you found some gems there.. great to see your process in the field and how you battle through the pros and cons...
Loved the concept and loved the images particularly thr 1st one with thr mossy tree. I was suprised how impactful the tree tops against the sky shot was - far better than mine - time to go out and try again. Thanks for the video
I absolute love the images your shared in this video. This first image is my favorite. it always help to share your thoughts how you come to a composition. Like to see more of this kind of videos.
Hi Simon. There's merit in all three shots I thought. I particularly liked the texture of the second shot with the lichen draped tree and the leafy framing. I loved the "guess where I cropped it" element of the film too and surprisingly for me, the shot I thought best (No 2) was the one I got completely wrong. I got the subject right but my framing would have made for nothing like as intimate or successful a shot as it turned out. That really is something for me to think about. Educational and entertaining as ever. Thank you Simon.
Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly form now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
So glad I tuned in. Absolutely enjoyed your view of the forest & all of your photos. The 1st one is my favorite, but like them all. Thanks for sharing. 😍🔝💯🤩
I’m still making my way through all your videos ☺️ This one was really useful; I spend most of my time looking at the ground, hunting mushrooms and taking macro and I find the ‘bigger picture’ and landscape more tricky to visualise. On the back of a few of your videos I now feel motivated to go try some landscape this weekend. Thanks again for such great content.
I always find your videos informative and enjoyable. The tree canopy image is definitely my favourite. I found the last image a little too busy for me. As always I'm looking forward to the next one. Liking the info and thought processes you give during the video. Thanks for sharing Simon.
Cracking images. Scotland always delivers .... even when the weather is awful. The colours this year were beautiful ... maybe not as good as 2019 but still stunning.
It's funny how you get to know someone even though you don't. If I would have had to have guessed which one if any you would like the most Tony, it would have been that one!
@@SimonBoothPhotography Ha ha. good one. I like them all, but that one just had that look that makes you feel as if you were there looking at it with your own eyes.
I a, bit behind with u tube, but just watched this. I think the first two images are lovely. The third may be a grow on you image. I like the idea of showing how you find the compositions as this is the thing I struggle most with.
Thanks Simon. Your technique for explaining the cropping/composition works very well. Great images as always to inspire me to develop my woodland photography.
Still doing a bit of catch up, but really love this video Simon. Its a very clever way of explaining what you see and what you are focusing in on. Also really interesting to see your crop in process on screen. I can appreciate the work that has gone into this and appreciate the effort.
Hi Simon, just discovered your channel and I'm a big fan already. Great idea scanning the scene with the camera. Really shows the thought process involved in capturing those fantastic images.
Hi D and thanks for watching. Hope you will stay with the channel by adding it to your subscription list! Be sure to watch the back catalogue. There’s some really great episodes to catch up on!
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Hands down my favourite is the photo looking up at the tops of the trees. The separation of the trees is spot on. Wonderful shot.
I really liked the images and I also liked the way you showed how the composition fit into the larger scene. I would love to see more in this format.
I’m a bit late to the video having only just discovered your amazing channel. I loved the format and I love to hear about your process. The crop marks were really helpful to see how you found the composition in the wider scene. I really enjoy your style Simon. Your mix of optimism, enjoyment and positivity with an honest description of the challenges we all go through is just so relatable. Thank you.
Thank you so much Nick
Good heavens (no pun intended), that image at 8:40 is excellent. The separation of trees and the colours really make it work. Brilliantly seen.
Thanks Tom. Nothing beats finding a good one!
Yes, the tree canopy all the way. I like the variety of trees that you captured👍
it's taken many years of looking up to finally find one that I liked. The separation was just right I thought.
It’s September 2021 and I’ve just discovered your channel and have subscribed. What I really appreciate is how you challenge the viewer to identify the potential subject and then describe and show how you choose to frame the shot, that really is helping me develop my skills and making me think. You have developed a great way of not just involving, but also teaching the viewer. Thank you Simon.
Love how those images break the iconic and cliche images we often have from autumn. My goodness they're amazing.
Loved the showing of the bigger view first, leading me into the actual image. Thanks.
Thank you Simon. I often look up at tree tops. The message is, "stand tall even in stormy times."
I do too, and I'm forever tripping over!
I have mentioned this exact personal struggle with respect to composition in the woods just a few days ago
What fantastic colour in this woodland Simon.
one of the more informative videos, nice the way you showed the hole scene and then layed the crop on top
I really like the image looking up thru the trees, it’s very striking. Thanks for taking us along on your outing!!
I enjoy your Videos so much. So calm, narrative, picturesque! Every single one of them! And this beautiful Image of the treetops and the sky. Thank you for that.
Thank you very much Jan. That's a nice compliment to have. My films are often referred to as calming.
1st photo was beautiful.
I love the second photo.
Lisbon. Very nice and colorful forest site. Go on.
I always like seeing the thought process behind images, it helps me when I'm out making sure I am thinking the right thoughts.
I'm glad it helps and thanks again for your valued comment on here.
Simon yes that is a god idea continue with show the wider view
What a wonderful location and absolutely beautiful colours. I'm sue you really enjoyed that shoot Simon.!
Cheers Paul and sorry for my slow reply. I generally do replies as a new film is about to go live. The trip seems like a distant memory now and like all these places, when I get back, I wish I would have tried to appreciate it more...do you do that?
I learned so much about how to narrow my vision when looking for a subject - in just one video! Thank you for this.
The shared experience and thought processes are remarkable.
It's like I've lived this video.
That's brilliant Michael, thanks.
Hello Simon, the formation of talking about composition by framing is absolutely amazing, giving us opportunities for our own one verses yours, great learning experience. thank you very much
City streets or country lanes, I tend to shoot the whole of my subject. On all but the first, I would not have cropped in so close. Your "reveal" of the crop marks revealed to me that I should look tighter as well. Thanks for responding to our needs, and finding a way to demonstrate the steps you take.
Wonderful format Simon. It was like following your favorite teacher around watching you work through those frames. Always appreciate and enjoy your work. Cheers
Thanks Tony - Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly form now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Always a pleasure to watch you work .
And a pleasure to have you here.
Loved the 'can you see the composition'. You've struck gold there Simon, engaging with the viewer. Keep that going!
Thanks Mike and thanks for articulating your thoughts in such a way! - Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly form now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
loved the shot of the tree canopy - thanks
I had been after that view for many years and it's been tough to find just the right grouping and conditions. Probably why I was keen to run back!
Explaining the comp, to me is very helpfull. Those are 3 good images. Thnx Simon.
Glad it was helpful!
Love this format/style.
At 8:40. I really like that shot. it is beautiful.
Thank you Jim
Really enjoy this Simon,every vlog is like workshop or photography lesson ,so much to learn.
😂 Thanks Colin...but without the cost 👍
The pre image setup description is helpful in seeing what you are planning. I do LOVE the first image looking vertically up through the canopy ..... Fantastic!! Image #2 are also beautiful with such vibrant Autumn colour. I always learn something new. Tahnks for sharing Simon. Cheers.
Thanks Phil - Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly form now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Your voice is so relaxing and the music is beautiful.
Thank you for such lovely videos
Thanks Micky. So many other people say the same and i have no idea why.
#capturewithconfidence
Please let me know in the comments below if you want to see more of the in field cropping during future videos. In this film, my favourite has to be the tree canopy, followed by the lone birch. On reflection, I'm not a big fan of the last image.
I think you may be able to turn the 'cropping' scene into a viewer guessing game?
I'm interested in what questions you ask yourself while you look for images.
I liked the first tree in the sky photo the most because it had a nice colour contrast and also lots of smoothness around the high frequency detail trees.
The other images are still too busy for my liking, but maybe an carefully added blur could help them.
This is exactly the kind of videos I’ve been looking for. Thanks!!
Glad it was helpful Joseph
Always a pleasure watching you at work....as for woodland photography I've come to the conclusion that I'm better just appreciating a woodland rather than photographing it! lol
Julian, really! Now you mention it, you don't have any woodland videos, do you! I'm beginning to think it's where i'm happiest! Thanks again for dropping in.
The wide angle view is helpful. Enjoy your videos.
Thank you
Great Film again. Love the idea of showing composition, helps a lot especially us who are learning.... LOVE the sky shot. Just stunning.
Thanks Barbara. Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly form now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
From my point of view, probably the most effective and usefuil of your films, Simon: at least, amongst those watched so far (I'm almost half way through).
Beeing capable of "seeing" a compelling view or detail in the natural chaos of woodlands, isolating it from the surroundings and framing it successffully is - for me - the most challenging task. I will now begin to see with different eyes: thank you so much!
Thanks Glauco. I sincerely hope you enjoy the other films too. It's not easy making the films without any scripts or idea of how the day will go. Thanks for your support.
Excellent. The music gives a nice feeling of transcendent spiritual beauty and, of course, has nothing whatsoever to do with the photographs.
Depends!
@@SimonBoothPhotography Yes, actually I have to revise what I said as the music gives a valid context considering the beauty of the photographs.
Just found your Channel, and its really good, im a beginner photographer and i love this and learn from it
Thank you Simon; sharing your selection of the composition and field cropping is super helpful ... happy to see more of those.
Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly from now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Great video Simon and very well explained. Seeing your video is such a great help, especially the way you use the crops marks. Great job, please keep doing them. Just fabulous.
Thanks again
Peter
Showing the crop marks Peter during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly from now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Thank you for showing the bigger picture first, then talking through the compositional decisions you have made. I have learnt heaps and hopefully my photography will improve.
Great to hear. I will be doing more of this going forward.
The concept was spot on and very helpful.
Thanks Jim
Loved the final image! Must be the colour contrast. Showing the process of how you have arrived at your final compositions worked very well and I would certainly be interested in seeing more of this style of vlog.
Possibly a Marmite shot that one John and I appreciate those of you who liked it.
Hi, congratulations for the photos. I liked the photo of the treetops.
Many thanks for watching
Thank you for another instructional video. I always include too much so really useful to follow your cropping guides. My favourite along with many others was the canopy shot. However the lichen covered tree was fantastic. I learnt a lot.
Thanks Laura. I think you just need to practice and always try to pick and choose the work you follow. Competition winners are always worth studying.
Great location & colours... Enjoyed your comments on composition.. thanks for sharing...
Many thanks Robert
Really like the concept. Images are excellent! Thank you.
More of these to come Rick
Hello Simon, that image of the canopy at 8:30 is Gorgeous in the Extreme...
I appreciate that Allan, thank you.
Great lesson Simon. Great communication of your ideas
thanks Gary, glad you enjoyed it.
going through your old videos as another new comer to the the channel, but this format is brilliant, especially with the crop lines. keep up the great work.
Glad you enjoyed it Duke
Three strong images and an excellent video. I very much appreciated the methodology you used to walk through your thinking - it's excellent and genuinely useful.
Great to hear Steve. I like the concept of this.
Up into the trees - well worth the wait and a little bit of exercise Simon lol
I was not a happy photographer when that sun came out, I can tell you!
Interesting concept. Thumbs up to the tree canopy. The single tree is pretty good too.
Thank you! Cheers William
Really like the concept of walking and talking through an image. The first image was my favourite. Thanks
Many thanks Paul. Glad you liked the idea.
Ode to Autumn; beautiful image into the canopy and sky. Thanks, as always.
Mike in Oz
Thanks Mike...I suspect you are sweltering in the heat!
@@SimonBoothPhotography A pleasant 15-25C; it's Spring here.
As someone who struggles with finding the smaller details, I like being able to see the big picture first. Love the crown separation of the upward shot but that copper coloured tree was amazing.
Thanks Kerry. It seems this film had an image for all tastes.
Thank you. Great infield instructional video. Overlays provided key points w/in the comp.
Glad it was helpful for you and thanks for watching
Very good video Simon. Loved the tree top photo.
Glad you enjoyed it Tina. I think you are new to the channel, so welcome 😀
Good video nice to see what catches your eye, that tree canopy Wow very nice
Thanks Brian. That one was my favourite of the bunch.
Beautiful Autumn colours with simple imagery. Yes the tree canopy shot was spectacular. The crop lines are better than vaguely pointing over there. Next Simon you will be asking us to put an X on your image as you pan around like (Spot the Ball) or it could be like the (Golden Shot) up a bit down a bit, Bernie the bolt. Getting carried away now.Thing is Simon all sorts of people could be watching your Channel a colour blind photographer may have difficulty in isolating compositions, and putting framing lines on the image is inclusive to more viewers, and it draws us all in. Great Video much appreciated.
Thanks David...I think the new concept really has legs! Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly from now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Great video, loved the crop lines really helpful . Beautiful images.
Thanks Charlie, glad it was helpful
Another excellent video with very clear explanations of your thought processes which I certainly found very helpful. I liked your crop lines innovation and would like to see more of this in future videos. As for the photographs, stunning as always. The tree canopy shot is the best of its kind I have ever seen and way better than any of my efforts!
H David, Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly from now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Excellent video, enjoyed you walking us thru spotting and the how you put together the final image. You did right to go for the final image with the weather about to come in.
Cheers again Andrew. two, possibly three more to come from this trip.
Autumn is just beautiful in the highlands and you found some gems there.. great to see your process in the field and how you battle through the pros and cons...
Cheers Ian. Always appreciate you watching. It was a bit of a blunder this one sadly! Never trust tech!
Loved the concept and loved the images particularly thr 1st one with thr mossy tree. I was suprised how impactful the tree tops against the sky shot was - far better than mine - time to go out and try again. Thanks for the video
it takes a while Jan to find the right shot and I've been searching for a tree top shot for years.
I absolute love the images your shared in this video. This first image is my favorite. it always help to share your thoughts how you come to a composition. Like to see more of this kind of videos.
Thanks Hugo, watch this space.
Excellent video. Your way of describing the scene is amazing. I'm learning a lot from your videos. Thank you very much!
Greetings from Brazil.
You are welcome! Thanks for tuning in.
Good concept and, as always, a nice overall video. Keep it up. You’ve got a lovely eye for a good composition. 👍
Thanks Daniel, that's very kind of you to say.
Thanks Simon, great explanations.
My pleasure Stephen.
cracking video Simon very informative .enjoyed it and great images , great work, take care and stay safe
Thanks as always Mick. Good to hear from you again.
More of this please!!!
Keep tuning in Federico
Very well explained matey, and wow what amazing colours!
Cheers Tom. Scotland is pretty special in autumn!
Great idea to do the composition practice using the wider video to spot the shot.
I should do more of these.
Hi Simon.
There's merit in all three shots I thought. I particularly liked the texture of the second shot with the lichen draped tree and the leafy framing. I loved the "guess where I cropped it" element of the film too and surprisingly for me, the shot I thought best (No 2) was the one I got completely wrong. I got the subject right but my framing would have made for nothing like as intimate or successful a shot as it turned out. That really is something for me to think about. Educational and entertaining as ever.
Thank you Simon.
Hi David. I like to keep you on your toes and I just might test you on Sunday.
stunning images !!!!! ive i had to pick wich is tough i would pick the last one w the redish tree behind !!!!!!! GOD BLESS n stay safe !!!
It just goes to show that there is an image for everyone. Glad you like it Juan.
Excellent episode. Really enjoyed the format and it will really help my photography going forward. Thank you.
Great to hear John.
Beautifully described.
Thank you kindly!
This way of explaining what your seeing is very helpful. I really enjoyed the approach. Thank You.
Showing the crop marks during the film and the 'see if you can spot the composition' segment was a trial, but It's been so well received that I will do this fairly regularly form now on. I have a couple of films nearly ready to go again but they don't incorporate this quite so well, but watch this space.
Nicely done and a really good concept. Love the first and second images. The third one I thought was a bit busy.
Something for everyone in this film William, but I agree!
Another Film of the highest quality Simon with some beautiful images.
Thanks Simon. I would welcome that comment with open arms ordinarily but I did let the side down with the audio!
So glad I tuned in. Absolutely enjoyed your view of the forest & all of your photos. The 1st one is my favorite, but like them all. Thanks for sharing. 😍🔝💯🤩
Thanks Debra. I really appreciate your view and comment.
I’m still making my way through all your videos ☺️ This one was really useful; I spend most of my time looking at the ground, hunting mushrooms and taking macro and I find the ‘bigger picture’ and landscape more tricky to visualise. On the back of a few of your videos I now feel motivated to go try some landscape this weekend. Thanks again for such great content.
That's really good to hear Leah. I love to motivate others, it's very rewarding indeed.
Great idea to show your cropping decisions
More of this from now on Deborah. Thanks for watching.
Hey Simon, I enjoyed very much our walk through the woods together. Let's do it again!
Join me on Friday Ted...6pm UK time.
I always find your videos informative and enjoyable. The tree canopy image is definitely my favourite. I found the last image a little too busy for me. As always I'm looking forward to the next one. Liking the info and thought processes you give during the video. Thanks for sharing Simon.
Thanks for watching John. I've said it a few times in these comments. That last image is very much Marmite.
Brilliant mate.
Stunning images.
Loved how you explained you compositions in this video.. 👍
Cheers Craig, It worked out well.
Cracking images. Scotland always delivers .... even when the weather is awful. The colours this year were beautiful ... maybe not as good as 2019 but still stunning.
It is a special place. I always come away thinking I should have shot more though!
Very nice. Love the image at 13:50. Thanks for sharing
It's funny how you get to know someone even though you don't. If I would have had to have guessed which one if any you would like the most Tony, it would have been that one!
@@SimonBoothPhotography Ha ha. good one. I like them all, but that one just had that look that makes you feel as if you were there looking at it with your own eyes.
I a, bit behind with u tube, but just watched this. I think the first two images are lovely. The third may be a grow on you image. I like the idea of showing how you find the compositions as this is the thing I struggle most with.
Thanks so much 😊Glad the visual cue's are helping.
Thanks Simon. Your technique for explaining the cropping/composition works very well. Great images as always to inspire me to develop my woodland photography.
Thanks Greg. I'm pleased you liked the new concept.
Excellent as usual....
Thanks again!
Wonderful, lovely colours , I like the tree standing all on its own although the tree canopy was magical x
You could do with one for the bungalow x
Wonderful images. Quite magical! Thank you.
Thanks Richard.
Inspiring. Must visit Scotland.
You absolutely should!
Still doing a bit of catch up, but really love this video Simon. Its a very clever way of explaining what you see and what you are focusing in on. Also really interesting to see your crop in process on screen. I can appreciate the work that has gone into this and appreciate the effort.
A bit like me catching up on comments Stuart.
Hi Simon, just discovered your channel and I'm a big fan already. Great idea scanning the scene with the camera. Really shows the thought process involved in capturing those fantastic images.
Hi D and thanks for watching. Hope you will stay with the channel by adding it to your subscription list! Be sure to watch the back catalogue. There’s some really great episodes to catch up on!