I Share my FOOLPROOF Approach to Composition!
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Your enthusiasm is so contagious...Wow!!! Man, you're number one!
Wow, you saved the best image to last. You are my favorite RUclips photographer Henry, so genuine.
Wonderful, moody photos. The distant hills with their layers in different hues, the areas of water and those rocks ( I love the textures and weathering ) bring it all to life.
You said you probably sound like a broken record........well maybe......but somethings deserve repeating. The love and sheer joy comes across so much in your videos, so keep it up. Photography really opens your eyes to the world around. Like painting I have seen trees, rocks and other things much differently now, I look at a rock and think how would I go about recreating it on paper. You compose your scenes by moving a little left, right, up or down to get that perfect picture. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, tips and experiences.
Love joining you on these walks and hearing your comments, Henry. Great pics 👌.
What a ripping wind! Great captures once again. Keep living the dream!
Great shot of Red Tarn Henry, looks like you certainly had another great adventure!
I don't need to say it but I will"beautiful photos as usual Henry"is there any chance of you showing us the focal point you use in each photo, it would be a great help to me and hopefully others to know where you focus. Cracking haircut by the way. 👍😎
Holy ### I was just going to type this same comment thanks👍
For landscape, usually 1/3 the way into your DOF is where you want to be
@@benravetta thanks 👍
Totally brilliant. My sort of weather ! Loved it. Thanks Henry
Always love your videos, your enthusiasm is contagious. Plus we now get to enjoy the transformation of the blue jay.
Some great pictures Henry. Looks great up there.
Great job Henry! The pano was my favorite!
Thank you. All the best. 👍📷😎
Loved the last frame
Your last was just splendid, just loved the foreground pound with the reflection in it, leading us to the distant mountains in shades of blue 👍
Always enjoy your video's Henry.
Great video Henry, I especially liked the pano shot with the really grumpy sky, and the last shot too. The van is coming on!
Cracking photos must say
16.16 stunning 😍
Stunning pictures 😍
Great job 👍🤗 I Love seeing the Canadian hats🙏
Beautiful picture's 👍
Dude, what I like about Jackery power stations. You can power devices while driving, like a portable fridge and charge the station with pass through charging at the same time through the 12V adaptor. A great system and you don't need any fancy wiring in the van.
Top drawer Henry!
Great video and great images Henry! Top stuff!
Hi Henry. I'm back! My long-distance backpacking trips and my family holidays are over until the Spring so now I can catch up with watching your videos and even do some real, live photography although I also need to factor in some fishing, gardening and DIY as well. Thoroughly enjoyed your video. All your photos were superb but number 3 was definitely my favourite. Cheers. Ken
Great video as always. The last image was the best.
Excellent 👍 really enjoyed and appreciate your work!!
Henry I've never commented on any of your videos but I go out shooting at least once a week locally with a photography friend and we talk about your videos and we both agreed your enthusiasm is wonderfully refreshing and an inspiration to us both. We live in Greater Manchester and take inspiration from what's around us and to plagiarise my mates saying........."love where you live".......keep it up buddy.
Great pics as always, Henry.
Stunning images yet again!!
Brilliant video and brilliant collection of images there mate. Great work.
As always Henry, great video!
Brilliant as usual Henry. :-)
Henry turner… the man with everlasting enthousiasm keeps inspiring me! I liked the images a lot. Cheers Henry.
Like the van and photos great 👍
Great shot at the end Henry.
Get yourself a Chinese diesel night heater for blue jay. It will change your life. Go for no more than 5kw because you won't need anymore than that.
But wet kit and cold nights in sub zero temperatures will be a thing of the past.
all the best Big Al.
Really lots of awesomeness mate, loved the video :)
Loved it
Epic sunset was not to be yet again, maybe on the next summit or the one after that.
Still if you don’t go you won’t know.
Thanks for sharing again Henry.
Stay safe 🇦🇺 competed 39 /214.
great video (yet again) Cheers.
Loved it mate
Wonderful atmosphere in these images!!! I’m not a fan of the high winds and I saw the camera almost go over (nice catch, btw) but you pushed forward and it’s well worth it. THX again.
Looks like I need to get to the Fells for some Turner Tuition!!!
Very entertaining video Henry!
I`ve got the Jackery 240, it is smaller and lighter, but just big enough for my need. Thank you for your continued enthusiastic content making. I have sub`d. .
That final photo - I saw that grassy pool a few minutes earlier in your vid and I though it strange you would miss using it as foreground. But you didn't miss it in the end! Love the video. I am struggling to find one of your videos I haven't seen yet. It's like that sad feeling you get when you finally finish binge watching your fave show! But I am sure there must be more I haven't seen.
Loved those shots Henry, but even more so I loved your excitement at the beauty in front of you. Your enjoyment shines through mate and I am sure if others are like myself then your enthusiasm is infectious. The van is coming along great, you will have loads of enjoyment in it once your finished. Thanks again for sharing Henry 😁👍
Great video as always. After all the power outages we’ve had up here in NE Scotland this winter the Jackery solar gen packages look like a reasonable insurance policy to have to give some power if lights go out again.
To echo what John said. Explaining how you choose your focal point and why would help a lot. Always a great watch and lifts the spirits whatever the weather! 👍
The Jackery 500 I use is awesome, that’s great that they sent you the 1000 👌🏼
I just love your enthusiasm and your pictures, of course. Brilliant.
Thank you Henry, your enthusiasm is infectious and your photography is off the charts. Just perfect.
Thanks again for sharing your experience with great comments.. love the location and images...yes Henry, where is your focus point when shooting these landscapes??... cheers from Australia 😀
Solar panels in the u.k would be like a fly screen door on a submarine?. Great video mate and the location was mad.
Have you ever gone out with Thomas Heaton on a photo shoot? It seems he talked about the “Lake District”?
The Chartreuse Pimpernel
That last image has to be my favourite of the day! But the panorama is so stunning as well!
Beautiful photos Henry!! Your enthusiasm is contagious!!
Looks like your mate Ian Worth got his Jackery 1000 as well.
I need that hat!…😘🤣😎
So enjoyable, mate! If I had been there, I would have been beside myself with wonder - shooting here and there and everywhere - sort of like a kid in a candy shop, anxiously thinking to myself, "Where do I begin?" You really had me smiling a lot, sensing your excitement, and saying, "Yep, that's our Henry, bless his heart!" I love the shots. Amazed at your part of the planet.
You should check out Paul Compton's vlog. Aa fellow landscape photographer who has done some useful vlogs on his van and integrating solar panels etc.
Only recently discovered your RUclips, thanks to Google's clever little algorithm for showing me stuff I might like and they've nailed it again.
Absolutely adore your landscape photography and the methods you use. Not sure if you've visited High Cup Nick or any of the other fells within the Eden valley area in Cumbria, but I'm sure you'd love it. Love your enthusiasm in the videos, very inspiring.
P.s what gloves are you using?
Cheers!! Gloves are in the description 👍🏼
Hey Henry, do you no longer put up your settings beside the photos? I know you talk about them in your videos and I often miss what you have said regarding that. Of course I fully realize this creates a bit more work on your end, so I understand.
Henry, that was PERFECTION, great photos and tons of trademark "HENthusiasm"
Wow, a pure visual feast... loving the receding planes.. These images are so moody and ethereal looking..
i'm amazed you were able to use such slow shutter speeds, that wind looked and sounded quite ferocious..
Henry thank you for sharing this instalment of your photographic life.. 💜
Love the zig zag leading to the top of Harter Fell @ 11:00 and the layering in the distance, makes your eye travel through the whole image 👌 great use of shapes Henry 👍
Henry, to help keep the tripod stable in windy conditions I use a Large Vanguard Stone Bag Alta SBL that attaches to all 3 tripod legs with Velcro straps and can be filled with rocks. It weighs about 100g. You can attach an additional weight to the bottom of the bag although that's liable to swing in the wind. Available on Amazon UK. Best wishes.
Woaaaahhh, I see you’ve had the old Barnet hacked down, that’s why you felt the cold as keenly as you did 😁
Henry, do you ever bracket shoot you any of your landscape shots and then edit HDR in LR later? Love your work and videos, keep it up. I'm a monthly coffee subscriber. Cheers!
Three great images once again Henry and and your Jackery power unit looks to the dog's proverbials too.......keep living the dream
You made great use of the lighting and sky. Second and fourth images are outstanding examples of the Lakes in winter. You did really well to get a pano in those conditions!
Nice one Henry did the old Cold pike 2 weeks ago. In the snow it was very windy that day also..
Gorgeous as ever Henry and the pics aren't bad either, LOL.
That's it Henry! Perfect instruction. Yeah, sure, I taught... Sunday School... but it was the enthusiasm you share, that reminded me of "back in the day". I was like Champagne uncorked. A show of ardor for the art embedded in the land! I get this. So, I will get the composition book. And, I will consume the contents and apply it. Time to move on! Thanks Henry!
By the way... those photos ring the bell off the moorings!
Wonderful shots. Really enjoyed the scenery.
Great video Henry and nicely "constructed" images. Definitely a thumbs up very well earned! Thanks once again for all of the shared ideas.
Like I was saying the other week, I’ve got the Jackery 500. It’s been pretty good so far and have powered my laptop, ipad, phone, drone and fridge in my camper car. I also got the solar panel and put it on the dashboard to protect it from the rain.
Evening Henry :-)
Seems like the week for youtube photographers to be given Jackery batteries..enjoyable as always Henry
Henry, the last image is an absolute cracker, worth the hike up to get that on the way down, well done mate, keep it up!
Love that enthusiasm! And beautiful images.
I guess my brain works the same way when I think about composition, albeit to a somewhat poorer degree.
Fantastic viewing as always Heny. Although it's prompted me to ask a question, with regards to the wind. Do you/or any viewers use spiked feet on your tripod? I do and have found that they make a big difference to the image quality in strong winds as they anchor the tripod down into the ground, rather than rubber feet which sit on top of the ground.
I have them in mine mate but never actually use em 😞
@@HenryTurnerphoto will be interested if you give them a go.
Beautiful images Henry. Your passion for your photography is absolutely brilliant.
What stunning conditions to be out in. Awesome vlog as always bud.
I’m planning a trip to Ireland this summer with a few days spent in the Lake District. I’d love to check this place out. What’s the name of it?? Also, you have any more places you could recommend?? Your photos are amazing !!! Thanks in advance !!
Hats off to Jackery. Amazing. I wish them every success.
P.s. that was weird seeing you without the hat at the start. I kept wondering why you looked so different 😃
What a place, it looks great. Thanks for the composition tips mate, very useful. Nice catch by the way, for a split second i thought the camera had gone.
Love your videos, your so inspiring, could i just ask do you shoot in manual all the time or Aperture priority.?
Always manual Mark but nothing wrong with AP 👍🏼
Entertaining as always and thank you for sharing your thought process. I live in a hilly area, but it is heavily wooded, and hard to find views like that. So I will be working on some options to get better compositions.
I saw your camera almost took a tumble - I was surprised you didn't hang your camera back on your tripod.
As always, a great watch with huge amounts of (to steal the phrase from another comment) Henthusiasm 😁. If I may ask, for the image of the small tarn/pond around 16:00, did you focus stack? Thank you for all the time and effort you put in to your work.
Thanks a lot! No, just focused on the rocks 👍🏼
I love those conditions also, makes for some serious drama. Excellent work. I've been meaning to ask about your Instagram handle and how that name came about?
I’m going to need to do some research, but I’m really baffled by the lack of trees in those areas.
I m waiting for thé next vidéo. Thanks. I m watching from France. What IS exactly the référence of your tripod ? See you next Time.
Cheers from Atlanta! I like the new “do”! You look aerodynamically designed! And the Blueberry is coming along nicely! You have way more skill than I do in van building! Just think how proud you will feel when it’s done and the wheels don’t fall off like my van build would do! Haha!
Henry, if you had to choose one camera for stills photography between the Olympus and the Nikon, which would you choose? Asking for a friend…
Thanks and continued luck with the Blueberry!
Sean
Hi Henry, can I ask why you used such a slow shutter speed? I’m curious because I only do so with moving water and might be missing out on other settings to do so. Thanks
More super images Henry, thanks for another grand day out. Was it me or was the new window in the blue jay there this time? Really interested to hear you ideas on composition, and just for a moment there in the wind, i feared you might be about to have another camera catastrophe. Happily you caught the tripod just in time!!!
Stunning views there Henry love the images those crags really are something else aren't they..... How are you finding the os app compared to viewranger.
Love OS maps mate, on par with ViewRanger for me
@@HenryTurnerphoto i find it loses signal quite often unlike viewranger when tracking quite at odds with it at the moment
Interesting landscape there. So different than northeast USA. You have no trees!
How many Wainrights have you completed now since the start of your challenge?
Not sure mate, Approx 35!
@@HenryTurnerphoto nice one