Yes, it is the journey with nature when out scouting a composition. When I find an interesting area, I usually sit quietly for a few minutes and then usually composition ideas start flooding in. So, if you struggle to find compositions, SLOW DOWN. Life is all around. And, you can always go macro. 😊
Yes, I’m really happy to hear from you. If I only have one suggestion to make enjoy yourself while you’re doing your photography and enjoy the process. The images will at least means something do you!😉✌️
Another inspiring and informative video. Great work. I love that you take so much care to explain your process. It's a struggle I find to keep my focus on ENJOYING the moment, of exploring, and of just being out and about. I *know* that is the point (and I do enjoy it all), but when I have my camera in hand, it causes me to be looking for shots and judging the potentials. Thank you for reminding me again to work more at "not working" at this! LOL Thank you!
I have to say that since I’m doing these longer form videos, I carry a lot of gear with me and yes the 14 to 35 F4 would be better suited for me because of the weight and size. If size matter for you go with the smaller one because because if it’s too big, you won’t use it as much. Hope that helps you. 😉
haha, that's a great question, Don. I think I wasn't feeling like capturing these roots for some reason. But I totally agree with you that it had some potential. Might come back there to see...Thanks for the comment, A+
I totally agree with you, that the outcome of an image should not be the scale of one's enjoyment and motivation to take images.
Thanks Daniel, A+
Yes, it is the journey with nature when out scouting a composition. When I find an interesting area, I usually sit quietly for a few minutes and then usually composition ideas start flooding in. So, if you struggle to find compositions, SLOW DOWN. Life is all around. And, you can always go macro. 😊
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Fellow New brunswicker here, love that i found your channel. Im just getting started in photography with some older gear, loving it so far!
Yes, I’m really happy to hear from you. If I only have one suggestion to make enjoy yourself while you’re doing your photography and enjoy the process. The images will at least means something do you!😉✌️
Another inspiring and informative video. Great work. I love that you take so much care to explain your process. It's a struggle I find to keep my focus on ENJOYING the moment, of exploring, and of just being out and about. I *know* that is the point (and I do enjoy it all), but when I have my camera in hand, it causes me to be looking for shots and judging the potentials. Thank you for reminding me again to work more at "not working" at this! LOL Thank you!
My pleasure! Keep enjoying what you do until you want to do some thing else. Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts, 🙏😉
Really enjoy seeing your complete thought process on composition. Keep them coming Dan! Great work, as usual!
Thanks Kris,
Really happy you enjoyed the video. Thanks for the comment, as usual. 😜🤟😉
Exatamente !
Fotografar a natureza é alimentar a alma.
Não pode haver estresse.
🙏✌️😉
Merci Daniel !!! Beau travail et ta simplicité est très bien !!! Merci !!!
Merci pour le commentaire Marc! Vraiment apprécié!
I really like the square shot #2 with the yellow leaf and the diagonal flow of water.
Photo #2 has a nice composition fantastic work.
Thanks for the comment!🙏
La photo de la feuille jaune est exquise!
Thanks 😉
Great work, and I also like the square shot#2, because af the yellow leaf.
Thanks for voting!
Amazing pictures!!!
Thanks 🙏
What polarizer filter are you using? you are amazing when you take photos. can you tell me which polarizer filter you use so i can buy the same.❤❤❤
This is a polar pro Summit system ✌️😉
Trying to decide between the rf 14-35 f4 and the 15-35 f2.8. I love your images. Do you think the f2.8 is worth the extra size and weight?
I have to say that since I’m doing these longer form videos, I carry a lot of gear with me and yes the 14 to 35 F4 would be better suited for me because of the weight and size.
If size matter for you go with the smaller one because because if it’s too big, you won’t use it as much. Hope that helps you. 😉
Photo #2
Same choice for me!😉
I never use any kind of filters for Nature photograpy !
Prefer second shot as has more of a base holding image up. As a personal preference l like water shot at 1/8 of a sec.
Thanks for the comment! Next time, I will try both shutter speed and show the difference, good idea!! Thanks
What is your polarizer filer name
Polar pro summit
I also use this one ✌️😉
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10:45 How can you miss the amazing composition right behind you? BTW, really like your work.
haha, that's a great question, Don. I think I wasn't feeling like capturing these roots for some reason. But I totally agree with you that it had some potential. Might come back there to see...Thanks for the comment, A+
Which your filers name which company