Composition in Torridon - A Landscape Photography Adventure

A quick overnighter on a peak in the Scottish Highlands. In this video I talk through more compositions at a new location. I also offer some critique, both positive and negative, of my own work.
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[@robhutchinson4100]

Thanks so much for sharing this expedition Alex, inspiring stuff looking forward to receiving your new book. Enjoyed your thought process behind your composition. Also enjoyed a Norway winter mountain vlog. All the best, Rob

[@NicolasAlexanderOtto]

That Lochen shot you deem to be too horizontal is just up my alley. I actually think it is a pretty well balanced image.

[@alexnail]

It’s certainly balanced, but it’s also a bit of a snoozefest!

[@richardwood6121]

Thanks for your time and effort producing these videos, they're hugely appreciated.

[@alexnail]

Thanks for the continued encouragement Richard!

[@paulgoodey3478]

Great atmospheric video Alex.

[@alexnail]

Thanks Paul!

[@robjopling1573]

Really informative vlog Alex. I get a great deal from your discussions about composition. Thanks.

[@alexnail]

That’s great to hear Rob! More to come :)

[@ijo58media2]

Very interesting and informative Alex. Great composition and awesome images.

[@Stillfilm1]

A really interesting video Alex. Your explanations and reasoning behind your compositions are so helpful. Thank you for sharing this adventure.

[@outlawedlandscapes]

Another beautiful location Alex, what a place to propose :)

[@alexnail]

Yeah, it really is a beautiful place!

[@thevalleywalker]

Love the intro on this Alex, setting the scene pefectly. Your opening image I was looking at it and thinking portrait format but when you showed it in 4 x 5 I was thinking ye, thats better 🙂 Looking forward to the next one, sound exciting. Hot Chocolate sounded good too . atb Al

[@alexnail]

Thanks Al, I shot portrait as well, but preferred the 4x5. Both are solving the same problem, but the portrait put a little bit too much emphasis on the foreground :)

[@thevalleywalker]

aye.. I might have thought it was a Greg Whitton shot if you had ..lol.

[@alexnail]

I think Greg’s photography is great :)

[@thevalleywalker]

@@alexnail Me too.. just when I see those large foreground images I think of him.. I think its a part of his style?