Thanks for another very informative video. I do primarily wildlife photography but I'd like to get better at landscape photography so I appreciate instruction like this. You passed on a lot of info and you make it look so easy, but it'll take me a few views to process.
Hi, Rex. So glad you enjoyed it. It is actually quite a challenge on multiple fronts as you picked up on from the video. After trying it a handful of times, I have a healthy respect for the photographers who consistently do this well. It's so fun to do something different :-) Hope you're doing well! Greg
I stayed in that very same hotel in Panama City back in Jan. when I arrived for a Kayak Fishing Adventure in the Pacific. The roof top pool area does allow you an amazing viewing area of the city. There is the small airport on the opposite side of the hotel which also had some cool airplane photos. But I remember at 04:30AM I was awakened by the Police Academy (Which is located across the highway from the Hotel) to the sound of Large Fireworks... I later found out it was confiscated Fireworks that they didn't want to let go to waste... Gotta Love It! Looking forward to one day shooting with you.
That's cool, Fred. We didn't have any fireworks but it was a fun time and a great view indeed. I'll look forward to getting together out in the field :-) Cheers, Greg
Amazing job Greg, and shame on Paolo visiting that tex-mex bar with that filthy name. I never use the long center columns, handy when you have to make it over the suicide barriers at hotels.
Ha ha, Carlos. Glad you enjoyed the video. I'd never seen Paulo so excited!😂 I agree about the center column. I try to use it sparingly, especially with longer lenses, but for wide angle and macro, I find it quite useful in certain situations. Saludos! Greg
Thanks for another very informative video. I do primarily wildlife photography but I'd like to get better at landscape photography so I appreciate instruction like this. You passed on a lot of info and you make it look so easy, but it'll take me a few views to process.
Hi, Rex. So glad you enjoyed it. It is actually quite a challenge on multiple fronts as you picked up on from the video. After trying it a handful of times, I have a healthy respect for the photographers who consistently do this well. It's so fun to do something different :-) Hope you're doing well!
Greg
I stayed in that very same hotel in Panama City back in Jan. when I arrived for a Kayak Fishing Adventure in the Pacific. The roof top pool area does allow you an amazing viewing area of the city. There is the small airport on the opposite side of the hotel which also had some cool airplane photos. But I remember at 04:30AM I was awakened by the Police Academy (Which is located across the highway from the Hotel) to the sound of Large Fireworks... I later found out it was confiscated Fireworks that they didn't want to let go to waste... Gotta Love It! Looking forward to one day shooting with you.
That's cool, Fred. We didn't have any fireworks but it was a fun time and a great view indeed. I'll look forward to getting together out in the field :-) Cheers, Greg
What is the name of this hotel, please
Please name the hotel you shot from, gracias
Amazing job Greg, and shame on Paolo visiting that tex-mex bar with that filthy name. I never use the long center columns, handy when you have to make it over the suicide barriers at hotels.
Ha ha, Carlos. Glad you enjoyed the video. I'd never seen Paulo so excited!😂 I agree about the center column. I try to use it sparingly, especially with longer lenses, but for wide angle and macro, I find it quite useful in certain situations. Saludos! Greg