6 Things to Photograph Before You Die
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- In this landscape photography video I discuss my top 6 things to photograph before you die. They are not specific subjects or photographic locations, they are more about the elements. On my list of top things to photograph are cloud inversions, lenticular clouds, hoar frosts, high mountains, misty woodlands and snow storms. I also discuss why I reported a viewer to the police and give you an updated van tour. Merrry Christmas.
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Table of Contents
00:00 - 6 Things to Photograph Before You Die
01:20 - Photographing Cloud Inversions
03:31 - Photographing a Hoar Frost
04:30 - Photographing Lenticular Clouds
05:28 - Photographing in a Snow Storm
06:43 - Photographing High Mountains
08:40 - Photographing Misty Woodlands
10:55 - Why I Reported a Subscriber to the Police
14:29 - Update On My Delica Van Conversion
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You did the right thing reporting this lunatic. Your situation cropped up on another photography channel too and the consensus there was also that you did the right thing. Despite feeling threatened, and even knowing that these half-headed pillocks are in a minority, just remember that there are 400k+ people who look forward to and appreciate your videos every week, and who really value the effort you put into it and also take inspiration from it to take their own photography forward. Thanks Thomas
What did that guy say?
@@1TheQuickstep details weren't given, but he was threatening
I would like add to the list:
- northern lights,
- milky way,
- star trials,
- and red deer with huge horns in the frosty, foggy autumn ( or winter ) morning (or
in the evening ) in woodland with sun rays through trees.
I really like how your "6 things to photograph" are a list of general situations or places, instead of anything specific. It's not like, "photograph this specific mountain in Iceland," it's just, "photograph mountains." It was a nice change of pace from most videos like this on RUclips.
Agreed, I immediately started thinking about local spots where I could take these types of pictures without realizing it.
I was going to say the same thing. I was worried this would be a list of 6 locations around the world and was happy it was not. Personally I would add ‘low tide photography” and expand snow storm to any type of storm.
I would put also the NorthernLights on the List ;-) Merry Christmas
Defo would add Northern Lights to the list
Agreed
Agreed. I was hoping the list would grow in the comments 👍👍👍
Oh yeah! I'd love to photograph the Northern lights!
Come to Tasmania for the aurora australis / Southern Lights 👌
Having a feeling and acting on that is far better than waiting for something to happen and then trying to deal with that. Well done for acting, and hopefully that will be the end of it. Always pays to listen to your inner voice, it'll keep you safe. Good luck with the van conversion and Merry Christmas :-)
Imagining myself at a pub talking to Thomas Heaton about clouds and photography, yeah add that to the list!
Im a lot older than you but nowhere near as good as you, I find you inspiring, I lost my wife recently to Leukemia. ive been watching your channel along with my favourite singers Chris Cornell And Chester Beddington, thank to you I now know which way im going to go, have as good a Christmas as you can, and I look forward to more of your vlogs
Hi Paul. I'm really sorry to hear about your wife. I hope things get better for you and perhaps you can tick off my list and make your own too. All the best.
Keep going into nature, Paul. That is a lovely place to connect with everything and everyone we love.
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@@GeorgeLoch im mainly wildlife, and will do so thank you for the kind words
Living in the interior of BC I've had all six of those things in the last couple weeks! I'd add alpine meadows and glaciers to that list.
I got lucky one morning and managed to shoot in a hoar frost in the Australian Snowy Mountains, amazing.
I have learned that when I get a feeling about something to pay attention to it. It is when I don't I regret it. You did the right thing my friend. Always listen to your gut. When something does not feel right it most likely isn't. Keep up the great work.
I haven't photographed as much as you, but here's my list :
1) Seracs and glaciers, so many shapes to sharpen your skills
2) A larch forest in the mountains in autumn (like in the Queyras mountains, the Ecrins or Vallée de la Clarée), everything turns orange. And autumn usually means mist rolling on the mountains.
3) Gum trees and Australian forests in general. They're just so well preserved in places, and the trees have much more complex shapes than in Europe, where it's all straight planted trees, no old growth forest, except in Poland or Belarus. A good tree to photograph is the snow gum tree, all twisted and it grows where there is heavy snow in winter, like in Mount Buffalo, or Kosciuszko national park. Another good place for this is Tasmania, with swamp gums that can reach 130 meters high.
4) A pine forest the day after a heavy snow. Everything glitters, the trees are all white and fluffy, it's just stunning. A good area for this is the Vercors plateau.
5) A desert sunset in Australia. I don't know why, but sunsets in the Aussie outback are just stunning. The gum trees offer great black shapes, and you often get high clouds to catch the light. Great places for this are the Mallee country in Victoria, the Top End, Shark Bay...
6) Medieval villages. It can be landscapes, as those villages are often perched on a hill and make for a dramatic pano. But getting lost in the narrow streets, especially at night with the yellow lighting, is quite the experience. France has dozens of villages like this : Cordes sur Ciel, Moustiers Sainte Marie, Domme, Saint Cirq Lapopie, Olargues... It's something I've never seen you try Thomas, and I think you would really enjoy it. I'm sure there are villages like that in the UK.
I don’t know if this item is top 5 or 10 things ever, but photographing a moonrise is awesome. Seeing the moon ease over the horizon, the red and orange colors. That’s really stunning. It does need to be over the ocean or off a mountaintop looking down into a valley, somewhere you have an unobstructed view of the horizon.
One morning of hoar frost changed me and my pursuit of photography forever.
Sunrise at a river, and every single thing was a prism, but for such a fleeting moment.
The direct sunlight only lasted about 10 seconds, and I was so utterly transfixed that I never snapped even one exposure.
Thanks Thomas for the list, I like the fact your recommended ideas rather than locations. Merry Christmas.
I remember a few years ago being able to photograph amazing hoar frost the the (relative) comfort of my parents' garden on Boxing Day. It was great being able to go straight back into the warm house afterwards.
Now that we've reached the end of a testing year, i want to thank you for brightening it up with the f4 road trip, you're book and the calendar. They have been great morale boosters when we've been sat at home not able to travel and take photographs. I hope you and you're loved ones have the best of Christmases and the new year brings health and prosperity to you. Thanks for everything.
The plans for the van sound great Thomas. As for the issue you spoke about, you are absolutely right in taking the action you took as no one should feel threatened and has the right to life their life in peace and without the threat of personal harm. I wish you and Clan Heaton a peaceful and safe Christmas
The frost and fog and the elements of nature, mate you explain it so well. Good luck with the camper look forward to seeing the outcome.
Seeing all the photographs you took in the past made me relive the very first moments i saw them on your videos. It feels good to be following you for all those years :)
Love that shirt Tom! I actually live in Central Utah and have seen most of your list here pretty consistently! I love it here!
Thanks for the van update. Excited to see its progress!
Another Utah guy here and I also love the shirt! Where did you get it?
I once saw a literal wall of fog rapidly approaching the sea-front where I used to live. When it arrived, I actually put my finger in it up to the first knuckle like poking a pie. It was purely vertical, pure cloud and the strangest thing I have *ever* seen. I just wish I had been able to photograph it.
Merry Christmas Thomas, thanks for sharing your content. It helps during lockdown to watch your videos and at least feel like we are out and about getting fresh air. Happy Holidays!!!
Another enjoyable video Thomas. The morning mist in Matlock, Derbyshire around September-October time is spectacular. I’m not sure it is technically a cloud inversion, but the visual effect is very similar. The mist rises from the river water and transforms the hills and tors into islands within a sea of mist. The river within the valley runs roughly east-west, so nicely side lit. Riber Castle, overlooks the valley, and on those misty mornings becomes a castle sitting in the clouds. The mist rises and falls quickly, so an ever changing scene too.
LOVE this! Here I was expecting a "list" of places such as the bucket list variety. Soooo very happy with the actual weather, light conditions, and atmospheric suggestions. Your enthusiasm and joy shine through. Thank you for bringing to us your educational, joyful and adventurous content.
Merry Christmas from France to you and your family Thomas! Great video and I’m really pumped for these van updates!!
Thank you Tom for making me go out in the fog today. I was watching the video and there was the fog. So, on hearing your words ...out I trudged and got me some beautiful pictures.... I just needed that push & I thank you for it !
Merry Christmas and thanks for all your creativity and motivation you give throughout the year!
Great info Tom keep up the great feed. Loving the film content by the way and look forward to 2021.
Man... What a portfolio! Beyond this, i would like to thank you for the hours and hours of entertainment and invaluable teachings your provide me with. Have yourself and your family a great holiday season!
Heres a warm embrace from Brazil.
You did do the right thing! Thank you for the list of 6 things to shoot. I may not be able to get them all but I will definitely try to get as many as I can. I would love to see your van when it's finished. Merry Christmas to you, your wife and family!!!
Hope you have a good Christmas, you do absolutely the correct thing about the troll. Thanks
This video has been fun to me as always! I wish you and your family a safe and Merry Christmas!
When I look back at vloggers I follow, invariably I will see I have viewed about half or three quarters of the videos. With your channel, I watch everything you put up. Even if a particular video does not seem to be 100% of interest to me, I learn something new or am at the very least entertained for 20 minutes. This speaks to your delivery of the information you present. So, thank you for this channel and thank you for simply being a good person. Although, in this day and age simply being a good person is no longer a given but a welcome change from the static that is out there. Please keep us up to speed with the progression of your van build. My wife and I are off tomorrow in our van for 4 days to Cape Disappointment here in Washington State (USA). Hoping for high winds, high tides, big ass waves, and enough propane for the furnace. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Nice vlog. Your luck to have had the opportunity to photograph those beautiful seens. As for reporting that person. You said you were worried and it didn't feel right. So you totally did the right thing. I remember having a conversation with my daughter 2/3 years ago about negative comments etc she was getting on RUclips which I believe contrabuted to her taking a shot break. I was glad we had that conversation and she continued to create content because in these times it maybe the only time I may see her... Thanks for your content and good luck with the van...... All the best for next year's adventures....
So, I watched this just 3 days ago.
Yesterday early evening, New Years Eve, we had a fog descend. So I rushed out and got some atmospheric foggy night shots between 6-8pm. It was cold, sub zero, with a clear sky directly overhead. I figured that New Years Day Dawn might be rather good, so despite staying up to see in the New Year,mi set the alarm for early morning, got up and went out. What a treat was in store! A Hoar frost, everything had been coated overnight into a winter wonderland, so I enjoyed a 4 hour dawn photo walk.
That cloud inversion that you and Ben Horne got to see....wow. I've been doing to Death Valley for more than 12 years now and I've never seen conditions like that. You are so lucky.
Merry Christmas, Thomas. Be safe and I look forward to your videos and, hopefully, travels in 2021!
So many things on my list as well though: flowing lava, colourful landscape, wildlife interacting with landscapes, etc Merry Christmas and look luck with the van. Stay safe !
same really..
Great video and I've been a huge fan for years. Can always count on you to make good content
You come across as a very friendly and genuine person, why should anyone leave a disturbing comment. But then it takes all sorts of people to make this world. Stay blessed. Merry Christmas.
Thank for your content over the years! Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas Thomas and everyone else.
This feels like SIX (or more like 5 + mountains) Weather Phenomena to Photograph Before You Die though!
Thanks for all your top quality videos this year Thomas, have a great Christmas 🎄 😀
That’s awesome you said that the winter frosty tree is probably your favorite photo of yours, it’s for sure my favorite.
Hello Thomas - Just to wish you both a Happy Christmas, Thank You for all your videos and guidance over the last 4 years I have been watching - You did the right thing by the way - Take Care.
Can't wait to see your finished VAN 😊 Merry Christmas Mr Heaton.. Keep enthralling us with your dreamy photographs 🎄🎅🎄
Your hoar frost image remains my favorite image of yours, I keep meaning to order a print. Happy Christmas, Thomas! 🎄📷🎄📷🎄
will be cool to see your finished project! Well done man. Saw your pano video earlier with the snowy peaks and footprints. Love me some pano!
Hey Thomas, I have been following your work for a few years now. I don't often comment on videos. This year however you have become my favorite RUclips channel, and I thought telling you might be a good idea. Keep up the good work!
Merry Christmas Thomas. Wishing you health and happiness in the New Year. Looking forward to more great videos in 2021. Cheers.
I enjoy listenig to you. Happy Christmas. Happy holiday. Stay well.
I've been lucky enough to see and photograph two cloud inversions this year; one in the Himalayas in Nepal in January (with an endless amount of high mountains), and one in the Appalachian mountains in Virginia. Some of my favorite photos from this year are from those times! (along with a foggy day in Shenandoah National Park in Virginia)
Thank you, Thomas, for these 6 things! They are giving me orientation. They help me valuing and focusing on what I have in reach.
I was sometimes a bit jealous of the conditions you have in the UK: all the many characterful trees formed by strong winds, light open forests with fairly clear grounds instead of rampant undergrowth everywhere, atmosphere and interesting clouds around the year, rolling hills covered by nothing but gras and other types of naked landscapes covered only with heather or bracken, endless lakes and lochs surrounded just by nature, the seashore everywhere in reach, and a wealth of old castles, cottages and barns which all tell how close people were connected to nature with everything good and bad.
I don't want to moan. I live on the northern edge of the alps, in Switzerland. Except for lenticular clouds I am getting all the lifetime dream conditions you emphasize, some of them regularly, some of them more rarely. I live in a beautiful spot on earth. From an ecological footprint perspective I shouldn’t yearn for Patagonia, Lofoten, and Gobi. My job is to photograph what is beautiful and unique in my spot on earth and my imagination. Your 6 things, Thomas, are giving me perspective.
You remain one of the most passionate photographers online, Thomas! Your enthusiasm for exploration and capturing images of the world shines through in this video. Looking forward to seeing the progress on the van. By the way, I was in Death Valley in 2015, and I remember visiting Dante's View. The only camera I had with me was my phone, and there was no cloud inversion, but it was still an awesome location to be in. Those salt flats are just so IMMENSE!
Thanks , good film and right ring for reporting this guy. All the best and Merry Christmas
You totally did the right thing by reporting him and I applaud you for doing so knowing that some would criticize you
Really enjoyed watching your channel for another year, always entertaining and informative 😄 hope you have a good, safe Christmas and new year and I look forward to next year’s adventures 😃
We used to drive up to Yosemite in the winter and the San Joaquin valley would be buried in fog. About 2000 feet you could look back over the valley and little peaks looked like islands sticking up through fog.
Happy Christmas Thomas. All the best of festive wishes to you and your other half. Loving the ideas for the van, and looking forward to seeing your first adventures in it. Stay well and stay safe. All the best from Dorset.
I couldn't agree more with your list as I live close to the alps and hiking is one of my main hobbies! 🙌🏻
Thanks for another inspiring video and have a wonderful Christmas time!
Love this vlog and lenticular clouds.
if you are looking for Hoar Frost - go to Yellowstone NP in Wyoming USA in the winter. The geyser steam will condense on everything and in January to February you will see Hoar Frost everywhere. I have seen it both of the times I went in the winter.
I went to Norway and was lucky enough to photograph Orcas and Humpbacks in the wild,brings tears to your eyes.I would definitely have that on the list.
Just a few days ago i got snow and fog, and got to photograph an old maple tree in a field. Happy with the shot. Thanks for the inspiration. Have a Merry Christmas!
Thank you, Wishing you and your Missus and Monty a very Happy Christmas :)
Merry Christmas Tom! 🎄 Loving this channel, only discovered fairly recently and I’m hooked!
Yaas! That's what I like to hear. Check out my Location Binge playlist 👍👍 Hope you continue to enjoy the channel in 2021.
thank you for making such a lovely video🥺🥺❤️❤️
Merry Christmas Thomas. You did the right thing. I won’t put the method on here for obvious reasons, but it’s often rather easy to find a professional photographer’s home address if you are that way minded. Loving the van, so tempted to do something along those lines myself.
I’m lucky to live in an area where we often get huge lenticular cloud formations. I can see them forming some time before needing to shoot them, its astonishing to sit and watch. I’m further lucky that the storms they create tend to happen a few miles out to sea, leaving me in the dry and heat. Happy days.
Love the learns on your channel dude I'm building a weath of knowledge in a calm way watching your channel vids.
Merry Christmas! I enjoy your videos. Be safe!
This week I ticked off "hoar frost". 1st January down in here the New Forest we woke up to an amazing spectacle. The area was covered until mid day, the temperature was around -4 but it had to be done and got some beautiful shots with my Nikon Z7. Keep up the good work Thomas.
High altitude mt and lenticular clouds definitely on my bucket list. Thanks Thomas.
Awesome bucket list!! Merry Christmas.
Just had the chance to see both freezing fog and an overlook with a cloud inversion the same afternoon last week in Utah. 100% agree - absolutely must be on any photographer's list of things to see! Great list.
Dude, what a day. I need to get back to Utah.
Stumbled across your channel earlier this year and since it's Christmas; I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for providing high quality and educational video throughout this bizarre year.
Love your imaginative description of Lenticular clouds, I've always thought the same when I've seen these, love the space ship analogy. Have a great xmas and a fantastic 2021, stay safe buddy.
love hoar frost - generally happen Feb or March here in NY. I saw the Northern lights when I was a kid (1968) never seen them since and hope to SOME day photograph them! Reporting was SMART. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Stay well.
I've done mountains. My laptop lock screen was one I took of Mt Everest at sunset. Beautiful! The same goes for Cho Oyu, which is majestic.
Merry Christmas from Northern California, USA. Always inspiring to see you in action.
Thanks as usual Thomas.. here's to mother nature giving us some awesome conditions! Have a Merry Christmas :)
I’ve had the opportunity to photograph 3 out of your list of 6 and I’d like to add another, freezing rain. After an ice storm the landscape looks like it’s covered in glass. Being backlit by the sun, it’s magical.
Unfortunately ignorant people live amongst us. IMO you did the right thing!
Love your channel and look forward to your vids every week. Keep em coming Tom!!
All the best for Xmas mate and keep the fantastic content coming next year!!
One thing you could add to your list is a winter gale on Lake Michigan with the big waves crashing on the piers and lighthouses.
Very nice video.
Alright, I got 5 out of 6! Don't get much (any) hoar frost here in sw New Mexico, but I do live near White Sands and go there often, and it's pretty otherworldly. Great video Tom, and merry Christmas!
I'm stoked to see how the van comes out! Best of luck!
Great vid as always Tom. Love the van.
Seasons Greetings Tom - and many thanks for a really enjoyable series of films this year .... I look forward to seeing what the new year will bring. Regards, Trev.
Who'se here after getting recommended his post about the guy who went off in the comments
Me! Dont know why it appeared on my newsfeed but I decided to Subscribe after watching this video. Very inciteful and I have already learnt about some cloud formations that I have taken shots of. X
Best wishes in advance for 2021 . Each of Your photography is incomparable...👍📷👍
Hey Thomas. I will add to the list, shoot some Lightning and storm clouds... I've been there also. is a fantastic State for photography! Good luck with the van, be safe.
I'd add shooting a big thunderstorm, with dramatic dark clouds and lightning; safely of course!
Your van plans looks awesome. Can't wait for the big reveal.
Thanks so much for all the great videos and best wishes to you, Charlotte & Monty for a very Merry Christmas! 🎄🎅Hope Santa brings you something nice. 😉🎁💖
Thanks for sharing your van build in progress. And I think you did the right thing to report the guy
The van looks good. Hope it turns out well. Thanks for the photo suggestions.
Perhaps a short series where you go out and pick 6 things to photograph at a location, at the beach, on the fells, in the woods, in the mountains. The way you can see a great picture is an inspiration to many of us on here and i'm sure we all think "what would Thomas do" when we get to locations, keep up the great work and Merry Christmas.
Keep doing what you do... Keep yourself safe and your family safe and have a good Christmas. Imo you 100% you did the right thing but you don't need anyone to tell you that.
Merry Christmas and best of luck on the van build !
Awesome video and some great shots used as examples. Thanks for sharing 👍🙏
You did the right thing, gut instincts should always be listened to. Merry Christmas to you and your lovely wife.