Please be aware of scammers below this video in the comments (and all videos going forward for that matter). They’re posing as myself claiming prizes have been won and to contact them etc. I have blocked them but they keep coming back. Really sorry about this guys but I don’t have too much control over it! Thanks for all the emails from those informing me of these comments (very helpful) and if you could report these comments that’d be mega. Cheers 🙏🏼
It would be great if you could do a video on how you post process a focus-stacked image with moving elements such as the windblown bluebells in the foreground. Also how you deal with exposure bracketed, focus-stacked shots with moving elements such as you did for the first image in this video. It definitely adds to the complexity. They turn out great so it would be interesting to see how you process those and get such nice results.
Yes, given how much those bluebells were moving I was amazed Henry mentioned exposure bracketing and focus stacking. I find I normally have to pick a shutter speed and then tweak the ISO/Aperture to get the histogram about right.
The blue drum is an automatic feeder for pheasants, shooting clubs put them out to keep the pheasants on they're patch, a bit like catching fish in a barrel, SPORT no way. Superb vlog as always Henry.
Another great video Henry working my way though some of your older videos. As others have said the blue hopper is for feeding gamebirds and as it's in the wood they will be for pheasants. I'm a former gamekeeper , we used to use 100's of these around the woods. At a time when the blue bells are out they are not in use.
I honestly NEVER get bored of the record scratch sheep, man. Please always include that if you get the opportunity. :-) Knocked it out the park again! Thanks for doing all you do. This is absolutely huge for enthusiasts like myself, not only for information but inspiration. You're a real treasure!
I use to enjoy the beautiful English wood lands as a child, nice to see your walks and scenes. Lived in Australia for 40 years now, the photography, very arid, lots of reds/browns mix in most of the country. Perspective, so right about controlling it. At golden hour, I often just go -shotgun- shoot everything, different zoom and wides, and keep walking and shooting until there is no light, its really productive.
In today's world of shooting wide open you have given us some stunningly beautiful shots achieved by stopping down. As you have pointed out many times before, there is beauty all around us if we are smart enough to see it.
The Image of the light on the moss going down the trail at 13:38 was spectacular. Something I tend to look for in the forests. Very important subject also. All the images were great.
Top man as always Henry. Yes, you got it right the blue bin is indeed a game feeder. Living on the Yorkshire Wolds we see plenty of them. Keep up the good work. Regards, Andy
Stunning images today! You are so lucky to have such beautiful surroundings. Our spring is so late to arrive here in the Midwest of the USA. Our oaks don’t have any leaves yet and I haven’t seen any bluebells popping yet either. Hopefully soon our weather will turn warmer. We had frost here last night 😒
yes, 1st image was about the, light but the beautiful bluebells made a great foreground against the sunburst. Beautiful.. Love how you use the shadow to limit the amount of light in the image, resulting in saturation of colour in the bluebells. The last image is stunning.. the play of light is truly gorgeous and all ground lines lead to the superb sunburst.. Thank you, Henry. A veritable feast for eye and brain.. i'm loving the colour contrasts too..
Mr. Turner. You excel. In your images, your tenacity and enthusiasm and your interaction with us the viewer. With so many other photography channels to watch, you are by far my go-to channel. You photograph everything I take pictures of. You present in a warm and friendly manner and if I lived oop-north I’d be booking a 1-2-1; if only to create my own video haha. I hope you enjoyed your curry. Out!
Thanks for sharing the charm of spring-time in the UK. All the colors were rich and the compositions were exceptional. Each time you were setting up a shot, I thought I knew what the photo would look like. However, each one was far beyond what I was dreaming up. Good work Mr. Turner!
I have just enjoyed 15 minutes of escape to a bluebell woodland and savoured those beautiful images. What a treat. Hope you enjoyed the madras at the end of the shoot Henry, you looked as though you needed food and rest! But I know the feeling. In such beautiful conditions you just want to keep on going. Thanks for taking us along.
Light is one of the hardest things for a photographer to really understand, not so much the quantity but the quality. Digital cameras make it easier because you don't have to wait for film to come back from the lab and the quality of the images has gotten very good over the last several years without having to sell the farm to afford the gear. Even My d500 can render some amazing images.
Well done Henry! the 1st Bluebell shot is an absolute winner, shot 2 very peaceful, shot 4 very nice, shot 3 not sure about the fence dude! A good day thanks Del
Cracking vid as usual Henry, jeezo man I was feeling for you at the end there you looked and sounded washed out but still with a giant smile, brilliant. That last shot did it for me, just stunning. 👍😎
I now use monoPod and breath out on my shutter release … bracket 90 percent time. Works about 75 percent time. I keep about 10 percent as “Keepers”. I bet 99.9 percent wish I would just Please Close My Shutter!-)
Amazing shot of Bluebells Henry. I just got done shooting Bluebells in Hallerbos Belgium. So beautiful. You should make this a yearly Workshop. "CHASING BLUEBELLS".
That first image definitely was worth all of the work, it turned out great! But I also love the second image and the last image! The bluebells are so beautiful, wish we had them here!
Henry, another great video but I must admit I am a little envious of your weather. Today we had northerly winds that drop the temperature and turned the rain into snow flurries a high of 3 Celsius with a windchill of -2. No leaves on the trees yet but the buds are coming.🙂
Hi Henry, you've excelled yourself again, thanks for another grand day out. Who can blame you for not wanting to stop when you've got such subject matter to work with. Super images and thanks for sharing, and I bet the Madras was all the finer for having worked so hard.
You did an awesome job with this vlog Henry. Especially that first photo, doing the focus stack and exposure blend in those windy conditions! I find that by cursing at the wind, it does absolutely nothing to stop the wind or help your photography, but may relieve a little stress. Just make sure you're totally alone when you do it! Beautiful photos and another inspiring vlog!
Bliss! Bliss indeed! Another wonderful vlog and yet again your enthusiasm and clear explanations shine through Henry. Luckily, I have ancient bluebell woods right on my doorstep and on each morning dog walk (even on dull days) the vistas, scent and colour is wonderful. Forecast is for a sunny evening so I'll leave it to you to guess where I might be later! Keep up the good work! :-)
You're constantly inspiring and challenging, even when you're not feeling 100%. That final shot did it for me...simply superb! Henry, please take care. We need ya healthy, mate. 🙏
Amazing images as always. You are a true master of your craft. Focussing stacking, something else blending … all mind boggling to me. No wonder my attempt at bluebells didn’t come out very well. There is another art for me to explore in post production in which I only achieve the basics. Thank you for your weekly videos which are always inspiring and uplifting. Keep babbling and living the dream. It was good to experience the bliss of this week’s location even if it was only via the TV. Bless you Henry.
Another fantastic episode and the "photographer shuffle" or walking about before taking your camera out of the bag is the one piece of advice that sticks with me from our 1-2-1 last year 😀
Loved this video, every single photo was the best! I have always had a fascination with the UK stone walls, so I was very glad to see you feature one in another photo.
Hi Henry, I've been watching and enjoying your channel for a while now and thought I'd let you know.... It's not "babble". Its great content, simply put and it make a novice like me believe I can maybe take a nice photo too. So thanks.... "out".
Great set of images again! While you were on about stopping at that tree and how nice it looked, I said, out loud, "Oh he should use the line of the fence to lead into that and catch the light on the leaves." Sure enough, 2 minutes later you were shooting the image I had in my mind. The texture and color of the moss did well with the leaves and the light. Well done Mr. Turner, well done. Maybe in a future adventure can you talk about how you focus stack AND bracket in the same image? Manual process or do you let the Z7 do the work? Cheers!
Thanks again Henry for sharing your experience with great comments & results... great location and compositions & always enjoy hearing what settings you are using ... cheers from Australia 😀
Great images and fantastic work sorting the carnage in your first image. Dealing with a range of aspects in the field and in post definitely makes the difference between a good image and a great image. Also can’t beat 2nd day curry 👍🏼
Love you videos and adventures. In this vid, you spoke about the difficulties you would have in post....... any chance you can do a vid on your post production process for a picture like that with focus stack and exposure blend.
Excellent video man you left it all out there I say you slept ( after your curry:) ) the last 2shots beautiful especially the fence and the Oak. Take care.
@@HenryTurnerphoto all good it's the long weekend here in Irelandn the weather is great so hope to get to the seaside on Sunday for a few photos between the kids sandcastles. Hope you have a great weekend
Great shots, wonderful sunbursts too. I actually took one kind of similar to your first one a few months back, with the sun coming through the trees in the background in a forest only the landscape was covered in snow broken by red rocks.
Thanks very much Henry for another great video. Always inspiring and also very educational, I've not tried focus stacking before but it's about time I gave it a go after your first shot as it looked superb.
Thanks for all your work. I've learned a lot from your videos and also really enjoy joining you on your adventures. I'd love to see a video of you post processing the blue bells photo. Thanks again Henry!
Please be aware of scammers below this video in the comments (and all videos going forward for that matter). They’re posing as myself claiming prizes have been won and to contact them etc. I have blocked them but they keep coming back. Really sorry about this guys but I don’t have too much control over it! Thanks for all the emails from those informing me of these comments (very helpful) and if you could report these comments that’d be mega. Cheers 🙏🏼
I've had two of them today Henry but since I've never won anything in 69 years, I just ignored them :-)
Hi Henry,
I have got the same message.
Thanks for letting me know.
I had the same message too. Just deleted it.
It would be great if you could do a video on how you post process a focus-stacked image with moving elements such as the windblown bluebells in the foreground. Also how you deal with exposure bracketed, focus-stacked shots with moving elements such as you did for the first image in this video. It definitely adds to the complexity. They turn out great so it would be interesting to see how you process those and get such nice results.
Ditto to above. 👍👍
Yes, given how much those bluebells were moving I was amazed Henry mentioned exposure bracketing and focus stacking. I find I normally have to pick a shutter speed and then tweak the ISO/Aperture to get the histogram about right.
Agreed
Yes please!
Definitely
The blue drum is an automatic feeder for pheasants, shooting clubs put them out to keep the pheasants on they're patch, a bit like catching fish in a barrel, SPORT no way.
Superb vlog as always Henry.
Gorgeous photo of the bluebells. My favourite is the first one
The blue barrel is a feeder, possibly for pheasant
Another great video Henry working my way though some of your older videos. As others have said the blue hopper is for feeding gamebirds and as it's in the wood they will be for pheasants. I'm a former gamekeeper , we used to use 100's of these around the woods. At a time when the blue bells are out they are not in use.
I honestly NEVER get bored of the record scratch sheep, man. Please always include that if you get the opportunity. :-)
Knocked it out the park again! Thanks for doing all you do. This is absolutely huge for enthusiasts like myself, not only for information but inspiration. You're a real treasure!
Thanks Devin 🙏🏼😂
All pictures are stunning
I use to enjoy the beautiful English wood lands as a child, nice to see your walks and scenes. Lived in Australia for 40 years now, the photography, very arid, lots of reds/browns mix in most of the country. Perspective, so right about controlling it. At golden hour, I often just go -shotgun- shoot everything, different zoom and wides, and keep walking and shooting until there is no light, its really productive.
Lovely video! I also loved the beautiful music...Greetings from Memphis, Tennessee.
Loved the bluebells pic
Your passion is contagious. Thanks!
Glad you enjoy it!
ESPECTACULAR
Poor hungry Henry! So nice to hear the birds. Beautiful sunshine and gorgeous images!
Some really nice pictures Henry.
In today's world of shooting wide open you have given us some stunningly beautiful shots achieved by stopping down. As you have pointed out many times before, there is beauty all around us if we are smart enough to see it.
Stunning!!!!, My favourite photo was the very last one, well done Henry lad 👍
What`s not to like Henry, cracking photo`s mate :-)
Another cracking video Henry, hope you enjoyed your chicken Madras.
Beautiful picture's
Another hard day at the "office" for you Henry 🙂
Fab images Henry.
Excellent video indeed ❤️💜
Great stuff Henry!!
You are right Henry, the blue things that aren't bluebells are pheasant feeders. I love the images you have created.
The Image of the light on the moss going down the trail at 13:38 was spectacular. Something I tend to look for in the forests. Very important subject also. All the images were great.
Thank you. You’re right about the blue barrel, pheasant feeder. All the best. 👍📷😎
Top man as always Henry.
Yes, you got it right the blue bin is indeed a game feeder. Living on the Yorkshire Wolds we see plenty of them.
Keep up the good work. Regards, Andy
That looks like one of the woodlands in Halifax, next to Shibden Hall
magic
Great video mate 👍😁
What a gorgeous day you had in those woods. Beautiful light!
Hi.Thank you for the video. I've just bought your excellent ebook
Thanks for watching mate and cheers for the support with the eBook purchase, hope you enjoy it mate
Stunning images today! You are so lucky to have such beautiful surroundings. Our spring is so late to arrive here in the Midwest of the USA. Our oaks don’t have any leaves yet and I haven’t seen any bluebells popping yet either. Hopefully soon our weather will turn warmer. We had frost here last night 😒
Totally agree separation is so important with woodland or just trees in general for Photography
yes, 1st image was about the, light but the beautiful bluebells made a great foreground against the sunburst. Beautiful..
Love how you use the shadow to limit the amount of light in the image, resulting in saturation of colour in the bluebells.
The last image is stunning.. the play of light is truly gorgeous and all ground lines lead to the superb sunburst..
Thank you, Henry. A veritable feast for eye and brain.. i'm loving the colour contrasts too..
Thank you very much ☺️
Mr. Turner. You excel. In your images, your tenacity and enthusiasm and your interaction with us the viewer. With so many other photography channels to watch, you are by far my go-to channel. You photograph everything I take pictures of. You present in a warm and friendly manner and if I lived oop-north I’d be booking a 1-2-1; if only to create my own video haha.
I hope you enjoyed your curry. Out!
Awesome bluebell bliss video.
Some topdraw shots. Look forward to your next adventure. 😊👍
The blue barrels on legs are Pheasant feeders Henry. Lovely photos. Crack on lad:)
Sandy
Thanks for sharing the charm of spring-time in the UK. All the colors were rich and the compositions were exceptional. Each time you were setting up a shot, I thought I knew what the photo would look like. However, each one was far beyond what I was dreaming up. Good work Mr. Turner!
I have just enjoyed 15 minutes of escape to a bluebell woodland and savoured those beautiful images. What a treat. Hope you enjoyed the madras at the end of the shoot Henry, you looked as though you needed food and rest! But I know the feeling. In such beautiful conditions you just want to keep on going. Thanks for taking us along.
Hi Henry, absolutely magical shots, they make you part of the scene.
That first shot was amazing!
Light is one of the hardest things for a photographer to really understand, not so much the quantity but the quality. Digital cameras make it easier because you don't have to wait for film to come back from the lab and the quality of the images has gotten very good over the last several years without having to sell the farm to afford the gear.
Even My d500 can render some amazing images.
Pheasant feeders Henry. Keep up the good work.
The blue bin on the raised legs is a bird feeder - it is often used by gamekeepers to feed birds that will be shot later on...
Blue bells .. . Yeah my Mrs is crazy abot them :) i hope u liked ur curry after walk :) good vid btw
Doing what you do best, informing, entertaining and inspiring, its like photography is meant to be fun and enjoyable and beautiful images to.
Well done Henry! the 1st Bluebell shot is an absolute winner, shot 2 very peaceful, shot 4 very nice, shot 3 not sure about the fence dude! A good day thanks Del
Love all of those bluebell photos, Henry
Those blue bins are called 'Photographer Traps', farmers put a bit of beer in the bottom and wait for photographers to get caught trying to drink it.
Good to see you back out, Lad.
Always enjoy and learn loads from your videos! Thanks a million!
Nice to see you back, great first shot of the sunshine coming down the hillside
Beautiful images Henry 👏👏
Thanks for your videos Henry! You looked knackered after this , hope you made it back for your curry 😊
The shot of the bluebells. Truly breathtaking. Nailed it. Another great video matey. 👍
Cracking vid as usual Henry, jeezo man I was feeling for you at the end there you looked and sounded washed out but still with a giant smile, brilliant. That last shot did it for me, just stunning. 👍😎
Yes I was a little ill actually I think haha, didn’t realise at the time! Thanks mate 👍🏼
Being tied to a tripod constrains composition- handheld will set you free! For years i shot with a tripod, i now leave it in the car
I now use monoPod and breath out on my shutter release … bracket 90 percent time.
Works about 75 percent time. I keep about 10 percent as “Keepers”. I bet 99.9 percent wish I would just Please Close My Shutter!-)
Anther fine video thanks H. How's the van re-fit going; it's all gone quiet.
Thanks Geoff, will update regarding van in next vid 🙏🏼👍🏼
LOVED the last shot!!
Amazing shot of Bluebells Henry. I just got done shooting Bluebells in Hallerbos Belgium. So beautiful. You should make this a yearly Workshop. "CHASING BLUEBELLS".
Well done on the bluebells shot. Added to everything else you had the motion of the flowers to cope with! Hope
Beautiful mate.
I really like the second picture
That first image definitely was worth all of the work, it turned out great! But I also love the second image and the last image! The bluebells are so beautiful, wish we had them here!
Those photos were great Henry. Thank you.
Loved all the shots Henry, just magical mate, thank you. Great advice as ever. All the very best, Graham 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
So, so beautiful in your woodlands. Loved these shots, and always deeply appreciate that you allow your enthusiasm and gratitude show.
Henry, another great video but I must admit I am a little envious of your weather. Today we had northerly winds that drop the temperature and turned the rain into snow flurries a high of 3 Celsius with a windchill of -2. No leaves on the trees yet but the buds are coming.🙂
Hi Henry, you've excelled yourself again, thanks for another grand day out. Who can blame you for not wanting to stop when you've got such subject matter to work with. Super images and thanks for sharing, and I bet the Madras was all the finer for having worked so hard.
Always a fun adventure to follow you on your outings. You are an inspiration. 👍
You did an awesome job with this vlog Henry. Especially that first photo, doing the focus stack and exposure blend in those windy conditions! I find that by cursing at the wind, it does absolutely nothing to stop the wind or help your photography, but may relieve a little stress. Just make sure you're totally alone when you do it! Beautiful photos and another inspiring vlog!
Babble ? No. It's all photographic philosophy expressed in the field !! Great vid ! Thanks Henry 👍
Superb Henry 👍
Bliss! Bliss indeed! Another wonderful vlog and yet again your enthusiasm and clear explanations shine through Henry. Luckily, I have ancient bluebell woods right on my doorstep and on each morning dog walk (even on dull days) the vistas, scent and colour is wonderful. Forecast is for a sunny evening so I'll leave it to you to guess where I might be later! Keep up the good work! :-)
I enjoyed the video as usual Henry.
You captured some really nice image's with the light on the bluebells.
I thought the last shot was the best.
You're constantly inspiring and challenging, even when you're not feeling 100%. That final shot did it for me...simply superb!
Henry, please take care. We need ya healthy, mate. 🙏
Thanks Tim!
Amazing images as always. You are a true master of your craft. Focussing stacking, something else blending … all mind boggling to me. No wonder my attempt at bluebells didn’t come out very well. There is another art for me to explore in post production in which I only achieve the basics. Thank you for your weekly videos which are always inspiring and uplifting. Keep babbling and living the dream. It was good to experience the bliss of this week’s location even if it was only via the TV. Bless you Henry.
Thanks so much Lynda as always!
The wall/fence is my fav here 👊🏻
Great video. Really enjoyed your adventure 🙏
Another fantastic episode and the "photographer shuffle" or walking about before taking your camera out of the bag is the one piece of advice that sticks with me from our 1-2-1 last year 😀
Fabulous mate, what a video, thank you
Really enjoy your content!😀
Loved this video, every single photo was the best! I have always had a fascination with the UK stone walls, so I was very glad to see you feature one in another photo.
Hi Henry, I've been watching and enjoying your channel for a while now and thought I'd let you know.... It's not "babble". Its great content, simply put and it make a novice like me believe I can maybe take a nice photo too. So thanks.... "out".
That's what we call a good day.
Oh man I got my dose of sheep in the first 30 seconds of the video! YES!!! (I had to pause the video just to write this down)
Thanks Henry!
Cool shots, cool video. Nice work mate
Great set of images again!
While you were on about stopping at that tree and how nice it looked, I said, out loud, "Oh he should use the line of the fence to lead into that and catch the light on the leaves." Sure enough, 2 minutes later you were shooting the image I had in my mind. The texture and color of the moss did well with the leaves and the light. Well done Mr. Turner, well done.
Maybe in a future adventure can you talk about how you focus stack AND bracket in the same image? Manual process or do you let the Z7 do the work?
Cheers!
Thanks again Henry for sharing your experience with great comments & results... great location and compositions & always enjoy hearing what settings you are using ... cheers from Australia 😀
Great images and fantastic work sorting the carnage in your first image. Dealing with a range of aspects in the field and in post definitely makes the difference between a good image and a great image. Also can’t beat 2nd day curry 👍🏼
Well done Henry smashed it again mate great advice I will be using keep it up fella cant wait for the next
Hi Henry I have received a message from you hopefully you about a prize if not from you then its a scam hope to hear from you either way thanks mate
Much respect Henry, dedication and effort is unquestionable. Your photos are beautiful bud. Can’t wait for next years calendar :-) superb images :-)
Thanks as always Richie :)
@@HenryTurnerphoto Welcome Henry. Next time your up Scotland 🏴 if I am off I would like to meet up for a 1 to 1 ?
Love you videos and adventures. In this vid, you spoke about the difficulties you would have in post....... any chance you can do a vid on your post production process for a picture like that with focus stack and exposure blend.
Excellent video man you left it all out there I say you slept ( after your curry:) ) the last 2shots beautiful especially the fence and the Oak. Take care.
Thank you Pat mate, hope you are keeping well 👍🏼
@@HenryTurnerphoto all good it's the long weekend here in Irelandn the weather is great so hope to get to the seaside on Sunday for a few photos between the kids sandcastles. Hope you have a great weekend
Great shots, wonderful sunbursts too. I actually took one kind of similar to your first one a few months back, with the sun coming through the trees in the background in a forest only the landscape was covered in snow broken by red rocks.
Thanks very much Henry for another great video. Always inspiring and also very educational, I've not tried focus stacking before but it's about time I gave it a go after your first shot as it looked superb.
Thanks for all your work. I've learned a lot from your videos and also really enjoy joining you on your adventures. I'd love to see a video of you post processing the blue bells photo. Thanks again Henry!
Awesome! Im not sure how to connect on Telegram Can we connect on Instagram?
I'm sending an email. I see you don't check your DMs