📷 WANT BETTER PHOTOS? Try this 👍 SIMPLE TRICK - Landscape Photography Techniques
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
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In today's video, I cover one of the most essential techniques for improving your landscape photography. Having a step-by-step camera & photo editing technique is crucial for anyone that wants to improve. It's helped me more than any other photo trick.
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Thanks Dave for sharing your experience with great comments.... really appreciate & enjoyed your process to achieve great results.... cheers from Australia 😀
Excellent guidance! Thanks Dave!
Thanks for this!
Sure thing!
Very interesting topic Dave. What you have described is a process that many organizations are using to improve their company's work processes and eventually their bottom line. It is typically part of a Quality Management System (QMS) where one aspect for each position or job in a company is to be clearly defined. Employees are to list their daily work flow (your "step by step") to see where improvements can be made and inefficienies be reduced or elliminated. The biggest challenge is to not stifle the creativity that's required in many endeavors like photography. Finding that special balance is not as easy as you may think. We are not drones and need to have space for inspiration.
Thanks! I agree. Many companies try. Most get bogged down constantly planning and designing too many future steps, the outcomes of which will change if one of the previously planned steps fail. Hard to move fast & efficiently at scale.
I really love the way you teach life-changing techniques and attitudes. You're specific, encouraging and insightful! Your process has allowed me to accomplish so much in my life. I'm filled with gratitude for you!
Great video!
Thanks!
Super topic. Although I’m not an engineer, I used these same methods in my management career to great success. It’s critical when communicating upwards or downwards in an organization to be concise with language. Simplify and clarify until a 5th grader understood. And as you stated, feedback is critical to improvement. Again, great info. Thanks Dave and stay safe.
Nice! Another technique I like to use is remove the current steps until the systems breaks, then you'll know which steps were garbage. 5th grade understood is key:)
30 years in the Fire Service ingrained process into my psyche Dave so can relate to what you are saying here. I use Lightroom to manage my image workflow as I use Photoshop for my processing. I took what you taught in your original tutorial series about setting up a workflow in Lightroom and I then adapted and customised it it to my own needs but the concept you taught in the tutorial is inherent to how it works for me
Thank you for sharing your previous life before full time photography. It helps us understand you better. Keep up the good work!
Anytime Robert. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video and the inspiration Dave. Evaluative problem solving is not propagated in our society as much as it should be, from early on. People I know, and myself, often become overwhelmed by important issues in life (problems) and have a hard time solving for the best outcome. What you discuss here are steps to use to logically approach a problem and then evaluate your own answer until the problem becomes manageable through imagination. Very often that is exactly what is required to achieve good outcomes, if you have time and emotions are not clouding the issue. lol! I am going to apply this thought process in my photography workflow - especially the planning phase. Meaning when I'm matching weather patterns with the time of year and so on I can use your technique to update and evaluate my decisions. In that way this lesson can help me.
I agree. Most people just follow what the "experts" tell them to do and keep their head down. My guess is the lack of adventure, taking risks, and going out on your own causes a lot of anxiety and depression which is also on the rise.
Thank you Dave. Your insights are inspirational and help me reflect on how I’m viewing my life. I have just been diagnosed with a huge health challenge and this video has given much food for thought about how I move fwd. My treatment will limit me but now I’m visualising how I can take back some control and continue to do the things I love and still learn. Bushwalking and photography in NE Victoria Australia. Many thanks for all the knowledge and experience you share. 💕
You're welcome! Design the "perfect" life in your mind and reverse engineer it over 5-10 years. Thousands of small steps.
That's essentially the process I followed for many years as a litigator. I haven't really followed it as a photographer, and I've found myself getting sloppy or not remembering something I had already learned. I'm going to start writing it down! Thanks for the reminder.
You're welcome!
Great video. I'm not surprised to learn that you were an engineer, because there absolutely is a technical aspect to photography just as there must be a creative aspect to quality engineering. I'm not an engineer so I can't say that from personal experience; it simply sounds to me like plain common sense.
In my programming career I have occasionally had to write user manuals and other instructional material. Bu the rime I was done initiating and revising the document, I always ended up with a more solid understanding of the process myself.
When you teach others, you teach yourself.
Thanks! All life comes down to organizing electrons into configurations that produce energy, equal to or beyond the amount of energy required to "feed" the elections in that configuration. Programming gives you a really tight feedback loop on that process;)
Basic ISO 9000 procedure!
The more complex the subject, the more a structured approach helps me to learn. I've created spreadsheet-based checklists for using PixInsight and now, it's not nearly as intimidating.
Thanks for the videos, Dave!
Check out the book Getting Things Done. I use the App Facile Things to run it. It's a really lean approach to work. 3 bins: Backlog, Next Actions, Calendar, Work off the second two, and pull new steps from backlog when ready. backlog is the idea generation bin. You don't have to do the tasks, but you could if they are needed.
Great topic! As a surgeon I think I pretty much work that way in planning my operations. It's nice to see how different people, in different lines of work seem to function similarly at the end of the day :)
Thanks !
very interesting as always!
maybe you have the cases, without using typical "one third" rules to create composition and it was successful and you were happy with the result.
everybody speaks about this rule - but often the images are only beautiful bot not original and interesting
thanks and keep going!
As an engineer, I can strongly identify with the benefits of the process. Nicely done.
Nice!
Thank you Dave for this video. Years ago I used to write "User Manuals" for large computer applications. Yes, paper and a copy machine. This is a suggestion. Go into the forest and stay away from walking along the beach. Walking and talking on the beach with the ocean sounds, rocks along the beach, old logs washed up along the shoreline are distracting. Please, just sit down in a quiet place and talk to me "eye-to-eye". Just trying to help you with an idea.
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Dave, you should really get out more.😁
that's true!
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