Brillient Neil as usual you went above and beyond,,, so please do more shoots like that,,, before the summer disappeares on us, its also great to see location shoots different places,,, Well done again.
Thank you so much Ray, I really appreciate that. I think you will enjoy my next video in that case as it is similar in style to this one. Thank you again for your support!
What a joy to be able to meander about once more and with the PERFECT end results,such a great teacher and Inspiration Neil! The location could not have been more perfect but then again it’s the artists vision behind the camera that makes it all come together! As a landscape gardener in the Deep South I am so looking forward to the autumn season when work finally slows down and I get to explore the landscapes with my models and do more of what I truly love! Stay blessed my friend!
Thank you so much Isabella - such a lovely comment! Yes, I absolutely loved this shoot! I hope you are able to now go and out and shoot where you live too :-)
Neil, where've you been hiding? Binge watched a few of your videos. So refreshing to see and hear a near local accent. Loving your work. And lockdown/Tier 3 is a nightmare!
Great work. I've done a few portrait shots with waterfalls in the background. I usually take two shots, one at a slow shutter speed for the water, and another exposed for the person I'm taking the portrait of then blend them together in Photoshop. I think your method came out better than mine and I guess I'm going to have to pack my strobe and other gear next time. You're an inspiration Neil.
That is very kind of you Ralph, thank you very much. Yes, there is nothing wrong with your method at all, I just thought I'd see if I could make it work in camera. At first I was struggling, I think because the exposure I was using was too long (anything over 1 second meant that Beth was blurred) but once I had that right it worked well. Again, thank you very much :)
That was a really great video Neil, very enjoyable to watch and something I’ve been meaning to do for some time. Encompassing my love for portraits and wedding photography with my first love, landscape photography. Great Video!!!!!
I truly enjoyed watching that video! It’s definitely something I want to try, now that some restrictions have been lifted here as well. Thank you Neil!
Neil Redfern Thank you! Curious, have you used the MagBeam? I love the wide shot, and was thinking of also trying it with the MagBeam as well as the MagSphere...
I do have the MagBeam but I have only used it for it's other use so far; where you can use it to project shapes and patterns. I would be interested to know too if it would work in this sort of scenario - great question. I will have to try it next time
Very nice mate, loved it from start till the end. Nice results as well but like you mentioned; going out there with a friend and working with your camera... Jus that is great and would have been enough. The rest is bonus :)
I agree with every comment, you are a genius! And also so brave to go back and forth twice. I loved this type of behind the scenes, I have learn a lot. Congratulations to you, the beautiful model and the filmmaker 🙂
Hallo Niel and thanks for another great Video, the idea is great and really works well. It gives me Inspiration for more Photo's of my own. You are, as you said lucky to have a model like Beth as this helps when trying new Ideas. Please keep on giving us these super Video's Lyndsay
Hi Lyndsay, thank you very much for the lovely comment, I am really pleased you enjoyed the video and yes, Beth is amazing to work with! Thank you for the support :)
Waow--the things you do to get your fix (& shots)! Love the neutral density photos, especially the cooler temp backgrounds. Your model is gorgeous & seems quite the trooper. What more could you ask for? I'm glad you were finally able to get out, too. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much Richard, I really appreciate that. Yes, Beth is fantastic to work with and is always happy to go along with my crazy ideas, it makes everything so much easier when you work as a team like this :)
Bonjour’Neil , content de te voir en forme 👍 Superbe Behind the scenes !! J’adore tes retours de shooting . Dès que je peux je vais essayer cette pause longue avec une amie . J ai un HOYA ND 400 . Ta modèle est très jolie avec sa robe et bel endroit cette cascade ...quelle randonnée🥵 Merci de tes partages ,amitiés de France. Xavier
Merci beaucoup Xavier! J'espère que tu vas bien aussi pendant ces moments difficiles? Merci pour vos aimables paroles, c'était génial d'être de nouveau en tournage! Oui, Beth est un modèle incroyable et rend les choses vraiment faciles :-)
Neil Je n ai pas de 85mm mais 1 Nikon 50mm 1.4 et le Tamron 70-200mm G2 F2.8 . J utiliserais le 70-200 var mon ND 400 est de diamètre 77mm . Vivement de voir de nouveaux de tes tournages 👍📸📸
Ne vous inquiétez pas, vous devriez pouvoir acheter un filtre ND pour n'importe quelle taille de filtre, je pense? J'ai acheté le mien sur Amazon. Encore merci beaucoup! :-)
Once again Neil, brilliant explanation and photography. Did you use the second curtain, when using the strobe, as this in my understanding, allows a ghost like image and captures the last move of the model🤔. I’m not a professional & still learning. Thank you for all your stunning videos.
Thank you very much Chris! Good question, I am not sure to be honest, the problem of the movement was more to the fact that there was a lot of ambient light, so I could not get the image I wanted at an exposure as long as say, 1 second. But 1/3 seemed to be a sweet spot where I got the motion of the water and Beth was not blurred. It was a fun trial and error exercise! Great question though and thank you very much again :-)
Fantastic as always Neil. I get so much from your vlogs. One question on a purely practical note,I often wonder re such location shoots as this , what did Beth do re changing into her wedding dress ? I'm guessing it's just done discretely at the location itself?
This was a great video. Loved the location and all the information. Just curious what would have happened if you used rear curtain sync on your long exposure.
Thank you very much Pete! Using rear curtain wouldn't have made much difference (I don't actually know if I used rear or front curtain) when using the shutter speeds I was using. Plus the water wasn't being affected by the flash. It's a good question though!
@@NeilRedfern Thank you so much for the reply. I am just now getting into long exposure. I just figured if your i am doing long exposing. The moment the shutter closes it flashes the subject at the last minute. But what do i know hahaha thanks again!!!
Thank you David! I don't know much about variable filters but I bought this one for my Sony 16-35mm; and 82mm variable ND filter made by K&F: amzn.to/2MozgIi
Hi, I use a Sony ICD-TX650 (you can see it clipped on to my shirt) I'm not sure if that is the best option as the audio is never as good as I would like, but it does the job. The camera I use when I am walking is a DJI Osmo Pocket with the extension rod - it's awesome
Seems pretty good when u are using it.. seems clear and crisp, could the problem always be the fact as photographers we are to overly harsh on ourselves, lol and always want better.. Super Neil chat soon
Thank you - and yes, maybe! It's great if there isn't any wind, but like you say, I'm maybe just being a bit harsh on it. It definitely does the job :)
Can you shoot flash with slow shutter to get the painterly effect in waterfall? I tried that on a portrait at F4.0 shutter at 1/25 a second and my subject was blurred.
Great stuff ! That was excellent work, the photography was amazing and you made it look so easy (well apart from the hike haha.) Thank you for doing this, makes me want to go out, find a model and shoot some waterfalls 😁
I watched this again and some of the photos you took are stunning, well done to both you and Beth for taking the time and effort into making such an informative and educational video and for the inspiration you have given us. Cheers 😉
Better still have the veil flowing behind the way the water fall put the bride in a sitting position above the water line and let the veil flow like water like a bridal veil of water it is ok just send my cut 🙋🏻♀️
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So glad you got to go out and have some fun with your friend. The shots are beautiful! Thx for sharing
Thank you very much Jerry! Yes, it was great to be out again
Very awesome!! That waterfall was beautiful, as was Beth, and the images are really gorgeous!
Thank you so much Kelly! Very kind of you
Brillient Neil as usual you went above and beyond,,, so please do more shoots like that,,, before the summer disappeares on us, its also great to see location shoots different places,,, Well done again.
Thank you so much Ray, I really appreciate that. I think you will enjoy my next video in that case as it is similar in style to this one. Thank you again for your support!
Hats off to you Neil for doing all that walking. Great Images as always. Keep up the good work....
Very kind, thank you Vishal! :-)
Really enjoyable to see behind the scenes and get an idea of the thought that goes into a shoot and the practicalities of carrying it out.
Thank you very much James :-) I have a video coming out on Sunday which I think you will like
God bless you for sharing your talent and teaching us. Fresh air, sunshine, are nature's virus killers. Hello from Texas!
Thank you so much - and a big hello back from the UK!
What a joy to be able to meander about once more and with the PERFECT end results,such a great teacher and Inspiration Neil! The location could not have been more perfect but then again it’s the artists vision behind the camera that makes it all come together! As a landscape gardener in the Deep South I am so looking forward to the autumn season when work finally slows down and I get to explore the landscapes with my models and do more of what I truly love! Stay blessed my friend!
Thank you so much Isabella - such a lovely comment! Yes, I absolutely loved this shoot! I hope you are able to now go and out and shoot where you live too :-)
Great clip to see. Awesome job from you both. Beth looks amazing!! 👍🏼
Thank you so much Dennis!
brilliant shoot
Thank you very much Gopi!
Neil, where've you been hiding? Binge watched a few of your videos. So refreshing to see and hear a near local accent. Loving your work. And lockdown/Tier 3 is a nightmare!
Really enjoyed the process and the final images...thanks Neil.
Thank you very much Sean :-)
Absolutely stunning ..!! Love it.. I'm always amazed by your videos and how you work so hard to achieve that one shot....!! Really impressive Neil..👍
Thank you so much Aniket!
Enjoyed this video so much! I learned a lot! ❤❤❤❤❤
Wow...so much effort but the payoff is amazing. The pictures look gorgeous!
Thank you very much!
Love those shots at 16mm etc. - composition & lighting look great.
Thank you so much Tim, very kind :) Those shots are my favourites too
Great work. I've done a few portrait shots with waterfalls in the background. I usually take two shots, one at a slow shutter speed for the water, and another exposed for the person I'm taking the portrait of then blend them together in Photoshop. I think your method came out better than mine and I guess I'm going to have to pack my strobe and other gear next time. You're an inspiration Neil.
That is very kind of you Ralph, thank you very much. Yes, there is nothing wrong with your method at all, I just thought I'd see if I could make it work in camera. At first I was struggling, I think because the exposure I was using was too long (anything over 1 second meant that Beth was blurred) but once I had that right it worked well. Again, thank you very much :)
Beautiful man
Very kind, thank you Joshua :)
That was a really great video Neil, very enjoyable to watch and something I’ve been meaning to do for some time.
Encompassing my love for portraits and wedding photography with my first love, landscape photography.
Great Video!!!!!
Thank you so much David, that means a lot! I thought I would try making a video which was a bit more of a vlog so I am pleased that you enjoyed it :-)
That's so awesome! Great work!
Beautifully crafted. Thank you!
Very kind, thank you Reynaldo!
I truly enjoyed watching that video! It’s definitely something I want to try, now that some restrictions have been lifted here as well. Thank you Neil!
My pleasure, thank you very much Adrienne. Whereabouts are you based?
Neil Redfern I am located in Nova Scotia, Canada. We have lots of waterfalls just locally, so I cannot wait to grab a friend and go have fun!
Oh wow, I am jealous!! You will have the most stunning landscapes!!
Neil Redfern Thank you! Curious, have you used the MagBeam? I love the wide shot, and was thinking of also trying it with the MagBeam as well as the MagSphere...
I do have the MagBeam but I have only used it for it's other use so far; where you can use it to project shapes and patterns. I would be interested to know too if it would work in this sort of scenario - great question. I will have to try it next time
Very nice mate, loved it from start till the end. Nice results as well but like you mentioned; going out there with a friend and working with your camera... Jus that is great and would have been enough. The rest is bonus :)
Thank you very much! And yes I totally agree, getting out there with my camera was definitely the best aspect of this shoot, I loved it :)
Love the vlog style Neil, really shows your personality! The pictures are amazing as always! 😍
Thank you so much! :-)
Awesome work as always. I know that hill well, have cycled up it and it’s a killer!!!
Haha, it is indeed! Thank you so much Tom 😀
I agree with every comment, you are a genius! And also so brave to go back and forth twice. I loved this type of behind the scenes, I have learn a lot. Congratulations to you, the beautiful model and the filmmaker 🙂
Aww, thank you Adriana, that is so kind of you and really means a lot. Thank you very much for your support :-)
fantastic video ,, n shots are well worth the hike ,, n the st Helens lass with the class is the best ,, more videos like this ,,
Thank you very much Peter, I am really pleased you enjoyed the style of this video :) And yes, Beth makes everything easy, so good to work with
@@NeilRedfern she did well keepin her head still while move her arms ,, she looks like an angel with wings ,, yes very good video ,,
She did indeed! It wasn't easy, I know I couldn't have done it! Thank you again :-)
Hallo Niel and thanks for another great Video, the idea is great and really works well. It gives me Inspiration for more Photo's of my own.
You are, as you said lucky to have a model like Beth as this helps when trying new Ideas.
Please keep on giving us these super Video's
Lyndsay
Hi Lyndsay, thank you very much for the lovely comment, I am really pleased you enjoyed the video and yes, Beth is amazing to work with! Thank you for the support :)
Waow--the things you do to get your fix (& shots)! Love the neutral density photos, especially the cooler temp backgrounds. Your model is gorgeous & seems quite the trooper. What more could you ask for? I'm glad you were finally able to get out, too. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much Richard, I really appreciate that. Yes, Beth is fantastic to work with and is always happy to go along with my crazy ideas, it makes everything so much easier when you work as a team like this :)
Very informative I always come away with some techniques I can add to my repertoire 👍🙏
That is great to hear, thank you Rich!
Bonjour’Neil , content de te voir en forme 👍 Superbe Behind the scenes !! J’adore tes retours de shooting . Dès que je peux je vais essayer cette pause longue avec une amie . J ai un HOYA ND 400 . Ta modèle est très jolie avec sa robe et bel endroit cette cascade ...quelle randonnée🥵 Merci de tes partages ,amitiés de France. Xavier
Merci beaucoup Xavier! J'espère que tu vas bien aussi pendant ces moments difficiles? Merci pour vos aimables paroles, c'était génial d'être de nouveau en tournage! Oui, Beth est un modèle incroyable et rend les choses vraiment faciles :-)
Neil Je n ai pas de 85mm mais 1 Nikon 50mm 1.4 et le Tamron 70-200mm G2 F2.8 . J utiliserais le 70-200 var mon ND 400 est de diamètre 77mm . Vivement de voir de nouveaux de tes tournages 👍📸📸
Ne vous inquiétez pas, vous devriez pouvoir acheter un filtre ND pour n'importe quelle taille de filtre, je pense? J'ai acheté le mien sur Amazon. Encore merci beaucoup! :-)
Loved it Neil 👍
Thank you very much Jane!
love your work
Your my idol . GREAT SHOTS !!!
Thank you so much Mike!
#First!!! Neil, you put some pound on during this "confinement":) Nice tutorial!!!
Haha, I definitely have! Thank you very much Catalin!
The images at the end 👌🏼🔥🔥🔥🔥 superb work. Is your flash on second curtain (rear) sync or operating normally?
Thank you very much Karan! I will have been using rear curtain sync :-)
Which part of UK is this Neil?
This is near Buxton, which is in Derbyshire :)
I enjoy to watch this technique, thank you
Thank you Lumlang :)
@@NeilRedfern my pleasure sir, always use to watch ur videos... I love it...
@@NeilRedfern I plan to shoot like this...I'll send you in instagram when i done...just i want your feedback 🙏🙏🙏
Excellent! And yes, please do, I would love to see how you get on :-) The main thing is shoots like this are so much fun!
Great video! But what were flash settings? Thanks
Thank you very much! As there was quite a lot of ambient light my flash power will have been either at either full or half power :-)
Once again Neil, brilliant explanation and photography. Did you use the second curtain, when using the strobe, as this in my understanding, allows a ghost like image and captures the last move of the model🤔. I’m not a professional & still learning. Thank you for all your stunning videos.
Thank you very much Chris! Good question, I am not sure to be honest, the problem of the movement was more to the fact that there was a lot of ambient light, so I could not get the image I wanted at an exposure as long as say, 1 second. But 1/3 seemed to be a sweet spot where I got the motion of the water and Beth was not blurred. It was a fun trial and error exercise! Great question though and thank you very much again :-)
Great video, can you tell me was your flash on manual or TTL?
Thank you very much Colin! I always use my flashes on manual
Fantastic as always Neil. I get so much from your vlogs. One question on a purely practical note,I often wonder re such location shoots as this , what did Beth do re changing into her wedding dress ? I'm guessing it's just done discretely at the location itself?
Thank you very much Michael! Yes, we were in the middle of nowhere really so Beth could get changed discretely whilst I was setting up my stands
@@NeilRedfern many thanks Neil 👍
This was a great video. Loved the location and all the information. Just curious what would have happened if you used rear curtain sync on your long exposure.
Thank you very much Pete! Using rear curtain wouldn't have made much difference (I don't actually know if I used rear or front curtain) when using the shutter speeds I was using. Plus the water wasn't being affected by the flash. It's a good question though!
@@NeilRedfern Thank you so much for the reply. I am just now getting into long exposure. I just figured if your i am doing long exposing. The moment the shutter closes it flashes the subject at the last minute. But what do i know hahaha thanks again!!!
Thank you very much for these videos... i am gonna put a ringer on your channel.
My pleasure! Thank you so much
Amazing and very inspiring as always Neil!
Could you please share the postcode of the location?
Thank you so much Kristian! I'm not sure of the postcode but the waterfall is at Monsal Head, which is near Buxton in Derbyshire :-)
Excuse me Neil, Do you use godox strobe flash outsoor shot... ?
Great Video and Shots, did you vlog this on an Osmo Pocket?
Thank you very much! And yes I did, I love the Osmo
Great vid, what make was the ND filter? Any links?
Thank you David! I don't know much about variable filters but I bought this one for my Sony 16-35mm; and 82mm variable ND filter made by K&F: amzn.to/2MozgIi
Amazing!
Thank you very much!
Really pretty... Thanks
Very kind, thank you Raul :)
Neil what's the mic you use for vlogging when out and about?.. and are you still using the Sony a9 while walking and talking ?
Hi, I use a Sony ICD-TX650 (you can see it clipped on to my shirt) I'm not sure if that is the best option as the audio is never as good as I would like, but it does the job. The camera I use when I am walking is a DJI Osmo Pocket with the extension rod - it's awesome
Seems pretty good when u are using it.. seems clear and crisp, could the problem always be the fact as photographers we are to overly harsh on ourselves, lol and always want better..
Super Neil chat soon
Thank you - and yes, maybe! It's great if there isn't any wind, but like you say, I'm maybe just being a bit harsh on it. It definitely does the job :)
Great video.
Thank you Ramin!
Can you shoot flash with slow shutter to get the painterly effect in waterfall? I tried that on a portrait at F4.0 shutter at 1/25 a second and my subject was blurred.
How do you freeze the moment by using hss don’t you?
so the key to have a model on a waterfall long exposure photo is using a good flash to kinda freeze the face of the model?
What stop of filter and brand did you use pls
Hi Mark, it was a variable ND filter ND2 - ND32 from K&F concept
Nice job bro, beautiful location a bicycle could help
Please can you tell me the postcode where to find this place??? 🥰🥰
Hi Monika, yes just looked for you, it's SK17 8SZ
Great stuff ! That was excellent work, the photography was amazing and you made it look so easy (well apart from the hike haha.) Thank you for doing this, makes me want to go out, find a model and shoot some waterfalls 😁
Thank you very much Duncan! I love the fact that it has made you want to do something similar, that is great to hear!
I watched this again and some of the photos you took are stunning, well done to both you and Beth for taking the time and effort into making such an informative and educational video and for the inspiration you have given us. Cheers 😉
Slow speed can cause close down aperture how u fix to f 2.8 sorry my English bad 😞.
Thx 4 the video. Nice !
My pleasure, I am pleased you enjoyed it :)
Love it
Thank you very much!
Can you please give name of waterfall?
Yes of course, it is called Monsal Head, near Buxton in Derbyshire
@@NeilRedfern I was thinking its in lancashire near me, Thank you nice work
I know the feeling it's the Indiana Jones adventure hikes with Gear.......
Haha, I'll take that comparison!
The 16mm was the best shot imo.
I would agree, thank you :)
😍🥰🥰❣
And by the way a cracking image bud
Thank you very much!
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Thank you Mario!
贝丝这段时间，在家吃胖了。~~
谢谢！我需要健身房再次开放！
Better still have the veil flowing behind the way the water fall put the bride in a sitting position above the water line and let the veil flow like water like a bridal veil of water it is ok just send my cut 🙋🏻♀️
too much difference in whie balance
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Love it
Thank you very much