Hey Steven, top vlog. Really enjoyed the waterfalls and the music was well chosen. Definitely know where you are coming from relating to age comment, starting to feel it myself. Look forward to your next one.
Great images!! I didnt see in the data (unless i missed it) if you used a polarizer or not. I assume that you did. If not please let me know how you compensated for the natural glare. You're the reason i bought my polarizers (from watching one of your past vids on waterfalls) and love the results!! It is a pain to screw and unscrew em'but the results have been worth it!! Thanks for all the Vids Steve!!
@@stevecookphotography Your vids are great... I appreciate the info and the images Steve... the fact that you dont over complicate your technique helps out a lot. Look forward to more videos. As a beginner i cant afford a lot of gear (or should i say good glass) and im using a crop sensor.... but ive gotten some really decent images after applying the data you've included in your videos. Thanks again for the good practical info!!
Thanks for the kind comments JBishop! One of my best selling prints of all time was shot with a crop sensor and a kit zoom lens. You can get great photos using any camera. Learn your camera's settings and how they affect different conditions. Two of the most important aspects of photography is composition and of course light. Good luck in your shooting!
@@stevecookphotography quick question Steve... as i mentioned i am a novice at photography. Do you ever use an ND and polarizer together?? If so, how do you adjust the polarizer? I would imagine you would use either or but not together.
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Awesome footage. Thanks for sharing.
For sure Autumn is a fabulous time of the year to be out. My most favorite time by a mile. Thanks for the nice video.🙂
My favorite as well, thanks so much for watching!
Subt thanks for sharing..... Nikon d850 great camera
Thank you very much Peter!
Hey Steven, top vlog. Really enjoyed the waterfalls and the music was well chosen.
Definitely know where you are coming from relating to age comment, starting to feel it myself. Look forward to your next one.
Thanks Euge, and thanks for watching!
Great location, autumn my favourite season to photograph . Loved your shots
Thank you very much!!
Any thoughts of doing a video on your editing of waterfalls? Nice video and pictures by the way 👍🏻
Yes, I will try to get something up in the near future. Thank you for your interest and thanks for taking the time to watch!
Just for you Jonathan!
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Had to watch this one before going out to shoot some waterfalls myself. Great video Steve. All the images was great. The second image was Awesome! 👏👏👏
Thank you very much Steve. Enjoy your shooting. Waterfalls are one of my favorite subjects.
Nice video:) I love my Shimoda backpack. I went with the 30L model. What is on you should with the red strap?
That is a knife. I do backpacking with my Shimoda.
Great images!! I didnt see in the data (unless i missed it) if you used a polarizer or not. I assume that you did. If not please let me know how you compensated for the natural glare. You're the reason i bought my polarizers (from watching one of your past vids on waterfalls) and love the results!! It is a pain to screw and unscrew em'but the results have been worth it!! Thanks for all the Vids Steve!!
Yes, I was using a polarizer. Did not use an ND as the light was low. I appreciate you watching!
@@stevecookphotography Your vids are great... I appreciate the info and the images Steve... the fact that you dont over complicate your technique helps out a lot. Look forward to more videos. As a beginner i cant afford a lot of gear (or should i say good glass) and im using a crop sensor.... but ive gotten some really decent images after applying the data you've included in your videos. Thanks again for the good practical info!!
Thanks for the kind comments JBishop! One of my best selling prints of all time was shot with a crop sensor and a kit zoom lens. You can get great photos using any camera. Learn your camera's settings and how they affect different conditions. Two of the most important aspects of photography is composition and of course light. Good luck in your shooting!
@@stevecookphotography quick question Steve... as i mentioned i am a novice at photography. Do you ever use an ND and polarizer together?? If so, how do you adjust the polarizer? I would imagine you would use either or but not together.
@@jbishoptele1205 Actually I have used them together quite often. I normally adjust my polarizer prior to putting the ND filter on.