Dissecting My WILDLIFE Photography | Critiquing Your Own Images
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2020
- Join me as I print a wildlife photography contact sheet and do a personal critique. The goal is always learning, and to take lessons into future shoots. Hopefully, you can take away at least one of my lessons!
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Awesome photos. Fantastic shots 👍👍👍
Brilliant Video, Beautiful photos. Your photo of the lynx is Amazing, very inspiring and helpful. Many thanks for sharing. 🇬🇧
Thanks both for the tips and for the viewing, Cameron. I always appreciate your work. Was interesting to learn in a previous video about your big gig as a helicopter pilot.
Beautiful captures and great content in the video. I really enjoyed the critiquing of you photos. Can you do a video on exposure metering?
Amazing images!!!!
Very nice. Good idea. As an enthusiast and dad I will never have the time I want. However I treasure both the successful and learning shoots. I appreciate you showing so many good shots you can still learn from.
Thank you for sharing your techniques and shooting style with us. I always take away a few pointers from your videos. Have you thought about offering a personal photo critique from your viewers ?
Excellent video Cameron, very interesting to find out what you are thinking as you take your fantastic images. Always look forward to your vlogs/videos as the quality and content is second to none, brilliant.
This was an exceptional great video.
Certainly on my bucket list of places I'd love to visit Montana,Colorado anywhere up north areas Alaska. Old retired guy so it's a thing . Been doing photography for awhile. I work at a Zoo for 15years and love wildlife photography stuff.
Yes and anything outdoors. Including hunting and Flyfishing is my favorite things to do. Great job sir .
Good stuff, Cameron. Enjoyed your brief discussion of each image. I think you used the term “being a student of your own photography.” This is so important (even if I screwed up your terminology). As I gained experience, made mistakes and figured out what the hell I was doing, I gradually changed my approach. Became really focused on analyzing my images, being harsh in the critique, and only publishing and printing the ones that were special. That whole process prompted me to be more thoughtful in the field about trying to capture something special and slowing down and trying to accomplish some specific shots. Thank you for sharing your process.
What a marvelous body of work. Thanks for the invite into your studio, and for sharing the process with us all.
Thanks for all your great advice!
I just find your channel and I'm binging everything you've got here.
I'm at the very beginning of this passion and is the first time when I heard "to expose for the background". It will be great if you will explain in a future video how to do that.
Thank you very much once more!
Stunning photos!! Thanks so much!
Another interesting video. I really appreciate you taking us through your thought process. I cant Express how much I enjoy your channel and work
Thanks, man! stoked you’re enjoying the channel!
Well...I did it...I completely watched all of your videos. Your videos are truly inspiring, and your photos are phenomenal. I have only been doing wildlife/bird photography for about a year now, but I have been into photography for the better part of my life, I remember buying my first little point and shoot camera when i was like 16/17. It just grew from there. Since I got into DSLR’s, i have always had nikons. Started with a D40x, then a D7000, and now I have a D750 which I am hoping to upgrade soon, to either a D850 (or the successor) or a Z7ii. Ive thought about switching brands, but I do love Nikon. I love when you speak about the adventure and the experience of getting the photograph, that really is what it is all about. I fall in and out of that mindset, but lately I have been having great experiences in the field. I mostly shoot birds since where I live there really isn’t that much wildlife to shoot besides foxes and deer. I also love printing images. Yes viewing them on a computer screen is nice, but I grew up having photo albums throughout the house and always enjoyed flipping them open to enjoy pictures. Sorry for the long comment but I just wanted to express how I felt. Thank you for your content, and photos. One day I am going to purchase one of your, once I figure out where I can put one and what size I want. I cannot wait to see you grow more on RUclips and in general as a photographer. I definitely need to make a trip to Alaska, it has always been on bucket list, but seeing what you experience, I definitely want to experience that. Happy holidays and I look forward to more of your work.
Thank you, Christopher! I’m so stoked you’re enjoying the channel, man!! if you ever need anything or advice when you get up here to alaska shoot me a message!
@@cameronroxberry7014 thanks Cameron, I truly appreciate that! I also forgot to mention that I also love the journal idea and actually have started that recently myself. Sometimes you go on so many adventures, they all blend together. So I wanted to be able to look back on each individual day and know exactly what happened.
Great video as always! Keep doing your thing!
Greatly enjoyed the personal conversation you had with us, your RUclips audience in this video! Thank you for opening up and just allowing us to feel your passion for wildlife and landscape photography...
that was really an insightful video love your images and great to hear you talk about them
Such a good idea, thank you
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on your images. What I especially enjoyed is hearing what you were thinking when you took it as well as best and challenges in them. Very helpful
I too like the rembrandt lighting of cow moose image. Would like to know how you determined to use the portrait orientation instead of landscape orientation. Think the landscape orientation having entire body would have taking away from the image.
This is just a great channel and your work is absolute fantastic! Enjoying every vid!
You should deffinetly do a video about shooting film, some highlights with your memories about that moment, if you feel any kimd of limitation with that setting, etc... it would be really cool
Gives me things to think about when critiquing my own photos, that lynx image is mesmerizing. Nice video man
thanks man 🙏
You deserve more subscribers
good Job
Interesting your comments on exposing for dark or light backgrounds rather than subject or whole scene. Does that mean you are using a spot metering mode?
exactly what i’m doing man!
What medium did you use for the Lynx image on the wall? The detail looks like it is photo paper but I'm assuming it is canvas given the size.
yessir, it’s on a canvas.
You mention several times how you "got lucky" with a shot. You did. Several examples of being at the right place at the right time.... that being said, you made your own luck by getting out to these places again and again until you got those print worthy shots.
i couldn’t agree with you more, brother!