pretty cool to see how the other's chose to process it... looking at my edit with fresh eyes, I wish I would have dialed back the saturation of the blue channel.. with all that contrast it really got a little out of hand
Thanks man for taking part , it really means a lot that you did ! As mentioned in the video I’m a huge fan of your edits and the mood is signature you !! It could even be an episode in itself just for your edit :-) *hint hint
Yeah I'm gonna disagree. You as an expert view it with levels in mind but as a viewer with no preconceptions would go for your version immediately. So raw and powerful and therefore exciting.
Thanks for being so awesome buddy !! And thanks for the putting so much time and passion into an image that wasn’t even yours .. I finally got you to the wild Atlantic Way vicariously at least :-)
Really interesting this mate, great idea. Funny how some have brightened that rock on the left and others darkened it. A good lesson here in that there is no right or wrong answer in editing. It is all down to you own interpretation and style
A super idea, Darren - providing fascinating insights into the styles and preferences of your Fab Five. I particularly liked seeing how Nick Page extracted so much drama from your RAW - and his square crop worked really well. Thanks so much for organising this especially enjoyable vlog.
All edits are excellent it's a great photo with lots of drama and detail in the image but for me it was Mark's as I'm more inclined to bring out color when I edit my own images. Thanks for sharing this episode it was a great Idea I follow Mark , Adam and Peter my self
Thank you for thinking of and sharing an insightful exercise. For some reason, I've found it more fascinating to study why rather than how one chooses to process an image. I was also surprised that no one decided to convert your image to black and white.
interesting to see how people see the same image so differently.... I cant help but judge what my preferences are.... but thats how we come up with our own style - yes?
Thank you very much !! Yes that’s it exactly .. our own default shines thru and it was great to see these 5 different edits plus the follow up video that I created also with the same raw
It is eally interesting to see all the different results and was a great video. Thanks to all for taking the time to get involved. If I had to choose it would likely be the edit by Mark for me. I liked the colours.
I loved this video. It was great to see the different edits and editing styles. I’d like to see more of these over time. Every six months or so. It’s a good way to learn as well as to let everyone know that there is no one way to edit a photo. Thanks for the great content.
Thank you very much Doug ! I agree it with seeing the different edits for sure and all from the same raw which helps a lot !! I’m really thankful to the guys for taking part and giving their time so generously ! Thanks for watching .. might have to try it again for sure
Thank you so much for this hugely interesting video and for managing to bring together some of my favourite landscape photographers. It was so interesting to see what they all made of your original great RAW image. I liked all the results in different ways and so interesting to observe the differences, plus I picked up a few useful tips such as Adam's creating a very flat oval selection at the horizon which made a big difference after he had applied the graduated filter to the sky. Plus so interesting to see how the photographers dealt with the dark rocks in the foreground, brought out detail in the waves or applied colour gradings to parts of the image (not only the sky) to create their own individual mood. What a brilliant job to host and present this. Nice work indeed!
Mark Denny for me as the colour palette is richer. Great idea Darren and hav watched you all editing your own pics over time! Just occured to me and highlights the lack of lady photographer edits. That would be interesting if you could round up a few as it might show the same pic from another perspective. I'm thinking right brain/left brain scenario! Great vid👍
Very interesting idea and video. 6 photographers editing the same image and coming up with different looks really shows that photography really is an art.
Very interesting viewing thanks that was enjoyable. I liked all versions but Nike Page's is my favourite. I am a fan of dark moody images & he nails it. have a good week
Great to have met you and had a chinwag on Clubhouse. Enjoyed this video. Last night I couldn’t decide by looking on Insta at the edits which one I preferred. Now having watched the video. There are elements of all of them which stand out but overall I like yours. I think as you were there you always intended to lift the shadows in the foreground when you took the Image. And I think this is what gave all of the others some problems. Many of them have tried to resolve what to do with the dark foreground, but none of them gave it the life and texture that your edit does. I think that’s what come from being there engaging with the landscape and then transforming and exaggerating the elements you connected with when you took the image. I’ve subscribed so I’ll check out a few more of you videos soon.
Thanks Brian, great chatting to you also , as mentioned it was hard alright to pick just one :-) thanks for watching man , liking forward to catching up on your channel also
What a fun idea! I really liked seeing all these different approaches, including yours Darren. A couple of the edits were a little over cooked for my personal tastes but all in all they were great! Thanks for hosting this!
What a great idea! Fascinating to see these different takes of five great photographers. Goes to show that following your editing instinct is more important than searching for that perfect editing solution, which - of course - doesn't exist.
Thanks for this. As someone who is struggling to learn the art of photography and post processing this video confirms that there are infinite ways to “skin the cat”. This is part of what makes learning post processing so challenging. I find it helpful to know that even some of the most gifted, i.e. Nick Page, reflect and reconsider their own processing choices. How does one ever know if they are done post processing an image?
I really could see the Photographers style in each of the photos, for me Mark's version is my favorite, the colors he did made me feel like I was actually there at sunset.
This was brilliant. I loved Adams version but I think on this occasion Nick really brought out the raw power of the swell. Dark and foreboding and beautiful. Though Marks version changed it radically to a far more gentle scene. Amazing the variety amongst them.
Great idea - very instructive video - fascinating to see how each photographer did it differently - great image to start with - learned a huge amount - many thanks to all involved !!
Absolutely fantastic video idea. It is really great to see how folks approach the edit of the same image. I am not sure which one I liked the most, I'll have to watch it all a couple of times 👍 smashing image to start with so you made their jobs pretty easy going 😃
Really appreciated this video and hope to see more of the same format! A nice view of different professional's post processing techniques and really fascinating to see how the styles of photographers I watch (Mads, Mark & Nick) come across on the same image. Bonus: now I have a few more channels to scour through the back catalogues from to keep improving my own photography.
Hi Darren, such a cool idea :) All guys did a fantastic job, you as well. The composition is really strong - a good choice for this video! Oh man - I were so happy if we had seascapes like that here in Austria :) Nice greetings, Christian
This was a great idea. I not only enjoyed the different versions of your raw file, but also the videos that Mads and Adam included that showed and explained their editing. This would be a great regular feature to have. Perhaps having the raw file selection chosen by a different photographer from his/her portfolio. Maybe even revolving other photographers in and out.
Thanks Lynn, glad you enjoyed it , the guys were great to take the time out for me ! It’s something that I’m planning to do soon actually and open it up to the subscribers to have a bash :-)
Real interesting idea and well done all those that took the time to process your raw and to those that also video edited their process. Very differeing styles for sure and all have their merits. I see below Nick has picked up on his blue heavy edit... whilst it stands alone as a great edit when put side by sde with the others it does look a little overdone. A few years ago I watched Joe Cornish at The Photography Show give a talk where he went out with a crew and shot a scene, processed it on site (in a van set up for the occasion) and then printed at the same time. Interestingly he then put the imagfe away and abouyt 6 weeks later took the raw and processed it as he "recalled" the scene he had shot. In the talk he produced both edits & there was a stark contrast to the way the 1st image looked to the 2nd one. It would be interesting to see Darren you revisit the raw again in a future time without looking at your original edit to see if memory recall would give you a similar result? Enjoyable watch btw. Atb Al
Thanks Al, it was a great experiment and I’m so thankful to the guys for taking part ! I do this myself quite often as I can only get our every so often so batch record videos and shots so it’s a number of weeks afterwards that I edit them .. I let them cook like a good pint of Guinness :-) it can also be the case that I get into an edit but leave it until the next day so the nose blindness fades and I often find myself asking myself wtf was I thinking :-) .. thanks for watching , delighted you enjoyed it
Great idea and very interesting seeing the various versions and how some of them work. Loved Nick’s the most but I do like dark and moody. Wondered if anyone considered a B&W conversion. There was a shot in Adam’s sequence tightly cropped with the central wave dominating and the island’s silhouetted against the moody sky that made me think a B&W crop with Nick’s mood would have been interesting. Thanks hope you do more as now following and will certainly check out the work of the others that I don’t follow.
All fantastic edits, I admire the work of all these guys, my preference for the edits would be a toss up between Nick and Mark with Nick just edging it in my opinion but that's probably because I prefer dark moody images, just waiting on the call from these guys now as they volunteer to edit one of my images.lol. Great exercise Darren and thanks for sharing.
I like how Adam, Mads and Nick all had the same issues with the photo but chose to deal with it in different ways. Like the bright rock in the corner Adam and Nick cropped the image to get rid of it. The main issue I have with Adams is it feels a little unbalanced and Nicks is a little too blue but by far the most dramatic. I like how Mark brings out those colours for sure. I think I like Mads edit the most but they’re all great in their own way. Lovely image and interesting video!
@@DarrenJSpoonley ahh I don’t know man obviously most went moody i might have to pick Mark on this one because he utilized the color. I’d say the foreground from Mads and Nick and the background from Mark would look good.
Really interesting comparison video! You're composition is superb. Adam's very subtle editing is pretty typical of him, as is Nick's dramatic and moody take. I guess I like Nick's and Mads' versions the best. Yours is good but I think you cropped too much of those beautiful clouds. Would you consider letting your subscribers have a go? Asking for a friend. 😉😆
Thank you very much Buddy ! I could see each persons style coming thru on the edits for sure ! I feel honored for them to edit my humble shot !! Funny you ask for a friend , I was thinking of doing something similar to a wider audience for sure !! Shoot me a mail and I can send you the file in the meantime if you like :-)
I guess that there are no more natural shots anymore. Kinda sad, nature has to be edited. I just don't like how many changes can be made to destroy what nature is. Makes me think about shots I like anymore.
What is nature like? The human eye will see the world differently to a bird or insect but we can only use our own faculties as a point of reference. As we scan a scene our eyes automatically change focus and adjust for light levels but a camera sensor cannot do that, so we have to compensate with adjustments afterwards to more closely match how we see it. Then there is the question as to whether we wish to just record a scene documentary style or emphasise our emotional response to it as a painter would.
pretty cool to see how the other's chose to process it... looking at my edit with fresh eyes, I wish I would have dialed back the saturation of the blue channel.. with all that contrast it really got a little out of hand
Thanks man for taking part , it really means a lot that you did ! As mentioned in the video I’m a huge fan of your edits and the mood is signature you !! It could even be an episode in itself just for your edit :-) *hint hint
Loved your grungy treatment. Don’t tell anyone, especially Adam, but yours was my fav! 😁👍🏻
Nick yours was my fav. Don't tell the rest ;)
Yeah I'm gonna disagree. You as an expert view it with levels in mind but as a viewer with no preconceptions would go for your version immediately. So raw and powerful and therefore exciting.
Great video and thanks a million for the inclusion - really appreciate it Darren!
You the man!! Thank YOU for your time and awesome edit !! I appreciate you 🤜🤛
Really interesting results Darren, thanks for having me on board.
Thanks for being so awesome buddy !! And thanks for the putting so much time and passion into an image that wasn’t even yours .. I finally got you to the wild Atlantic Way vicariously at least :-)
Great idea Darren!!! Good to see the different styles of editing. Nick's and Mark's were my favorite.
Thank you very much
Really interesting this mate, great idea. Funny how some have brightened that rock on the left and others darkened it. A good lesson here in that there is no right or wrong answer in editing. It is all down to you own interpretation and style
Thanks Mate , absolutely !! This was my main motivation for the idea in the first place :-) thanks for watching
A super idea, Darren - providing fascinating insights into the styles and preferences of your Fab Five. I particularly liked seeing how Nick Page extracted so much drama from your RAW - and his square crop worked really well. Thanks so much for organising this especially enjoyable vlog.
Thank you very much Clive, Nick isn’t the king of mood for nothing :-) thanks for watching
Very interesting to see the different edits and styles. Here you can see there’s no right or wrong way.
This video is very educational !!!!
Thank you very much ! I’m delighted you enjoyed it
Brilliant Darren, great idea and some totally different results 👏👍
Cheers George ! The guys did a great job and with superb insights too
What a fascinating exercise. Thank you and thanks also to these great photographers for doing this; it's very instructive.
Thank you very much ! Delighted you enjoyed it ! I’m honored they took the time for me also
All edits are excellent it's a great photo with lots of drama and detail in the image but for me it was Mark's as I'm more inclined to bring out color when I edit my own images. Thanks for sharing this episode it was a great Idea I follow Mark , Adam and Peter my self
Thanks a million !! Glad you enjoyed it ! Mark certainly was able to find some great aspects in the raw
all are incredible. thanks for the video..
Thanks a million John.. Delighted you enjoyed it
Wonderful Darren. I really enjoyed the video. Fascinating idea. Thanks for getting it done.
Thank you very much Gary ! It was a great experiment
Fascinating!
Thank you very much , delighted you enjoyed it
Thank you for thinking of and sharing an insightful exercise. For some reason, I've found it more fascinating to study why rather than how one chooses to process an image. I was also surprised that no one decided to convert your image to black and white.
Thanks Alan, yes it’s interesting that there was no mono’s for sure ! Thanks for watching
interesting to see how people see the same image so differently.... I cant help but judge what my preferences are.... but thats how we come up with our own style - yes?
Thank you very much !! Yes that’s it exactly .. our own default shines thru and it was great to see these 5 different edits plus the follow up video that I created also with the same raw
It is eally interesting to see all the different results and was a great video. Thanks to all for taking the time to get involved. If I had to choose it would likely be the edit by Mark for me. I liked the colours.
Thank you very much .. delighted you enjoyed it
Great idea and worked well ------ shows there is no 'right way' to edit a photo, just choices and preferences.
Thank you very much
I loved this video. It was great to see the different edits and editing styles. I’d like to see more of these over time. Every six months or so. It’s a good way to learn as well as to let everyone know that there is no one way to edit a photo. Thanks for the great content.
Thank you very much Doug ! I agree it with seeing the different edits for sure and all from the same raw which helps a lot !! I’m really thankful to the guys for taking part and giving their time so generously ! Thanks for watching .. might have to try it again for sure
Really liking Marks edit. Great shot Darren BTW.
Cheers man !! It was great that the guys took the time out for little old me :)
Great video and a nice idea to have this photo retouched by different photographers.
Thank you !! Absolutely
A really interesting challenge.
Thanks a million , delighted you enjoyed it
Great video, really interesting!
Thank you very much Delighted you enjoyed it Thanks for watching
Nick's edit got Mood
Absolutely Pal .. thanks for watching
Thank you so much for this hugely interesting video and for managing to bring together some of my favourite landscape photographers. It was so interesting to see what they all made of your original great RAW image. I liked all the results in different ways and so interesting to observe the differences, plus I picked up a few useful tips such as Adam's creating a very flat oval selection at the horizon which made a big difference after he had applied the graduated filter to the sky. Plus so interesting to see how the photographers dealt with the dark rocks in the foreground, brought out detail in the waves or applied colour gradings to parts of the image (not only the sky) to create their own individual mood. What a brilliant job to host and present this. Nice work indeed!
Thank you very much ! I was delighted they agreed to take part and also with the insightful results for sure ! Thanks for watching
Fantastic video, I am partial to Mark’s.
Thank you very much Delighted you enjoyed it
Mark Denny for me as the colour palette is richer.
Great idea Darren and hav watched you all editing your own pics over time!
Just occured to me and highlights the lack of lady photographer edits.
That would be interesting if you could round up a few as it might show the same pic from another perspective. I'm thinking right brain/left brain scenario!
Great vid👍
Thank you very much ! Yes indeed , this is 100% right and I need to get that sorted at some stage .. thanks for watching
Very interesting idea and video. 6 photographers editing the same image and coming up with different looks really shows that photography really is an art.
Thank you very much !! Indeed it is
Good idea! Love to see how other photographers reimagined the same scene! Brilliant
Thank you very much ! Delighted you enjoyed it , thanks for watching and stopping by
Hey Darren,
Very interesting Vlog this week. Kudos. I loved all the different styles shown from your RAW file. :-)
Thanks Richie , delighted you enjoyed it
@@DarrenJSpoonley Welcome Darren :-).
A great idea made into a finished educational showcase, great stuff Dazzler!
Thanks Brother !! Delighted you enjoyed it !! I think I will be re watching this again and again for the tips the guys shared
Hi Darren, great idea. What Nick did was indeed incredible. Mad also was great
Thank you very much ! Delighted you enjoyed it ! It was great to see how they approached the edit
That was really fun. I liked various components of all of them so it's impossible to choose a favorite this time!
Thank you very much ! Glad you enjoyed it
Very interesting viewing thanks that was enjoyable. I liked all versions but Nike Page's is my favourite. I am a fan of dark moody images & he nails it. have a good week
Thanks Ann , delighted you enjoyed it !! I’m honored the guys took part
Great to have met you and had a chinwag on Clubhouse. Enjoyed this video. Last night I couldn’t decide by looking on Insta at the edits which one I preferred. Now having watched the video. There are elements of all of them which stand out but overall I like yours. I think as you were there you always intended to lift the shadows in the foreground when you took the Image. And I think this is what gave all of the others some problems. Many of them have tried to resolve what to do with the dark foreground, but none of them gave it the life and texture that your edit does. I think that’s what come from being there engaging with the landscape and then transforming and exaggerating the elements you connected with when you took the image. I’ve subscribed so I’ll check out a few more of you videos soon.
Thanks Brian, great chatting to you also , as mentioned it was hard alright to pick just one :-) thanks for watching man , liking forward to catching up on your channel also
What a fun idea! I really liked seeing all these different approaches, including yours Darren. A couple of the edits were a little over cooked for my personal tastes but all in all they were great! Thanks for hosting this!
Thank you very much Mark !! That’s the beauty of style and bias which is exactly the outcome I was looking for .. thanks for watching
What a great idea! Fascinating to see these different takes of five great photographers. Goes to show that following your editing instinct is more important than searching for that perfect editing solution, which - of course - doesn't exist.
Thank you very much .. delighted you enjoyed it
Great work. My favorites: Adam and Mads.
Thank you very much
Magic Darren, that was really interesting, hats off to the Guys for contributing and taking the time .
Thanks Colin , yes indeed I was blown away that they said yes in the first place to little old me :-) thanks for watching , delighted you enjoyed it
Wow! Fascinating results. For me the colorful one is my favorite but Nick’s is a close second. Thanks for this video!
Thank you very much Rebecca, delighted you enjoyed it
gibbs has the most natural and fantastic post processing
Absolutely !! Thanks for watching
Thanks for this. As someone who is struggling to learn the art of photography and post processing this video confirms that there are infinite ways to “skin the cat”. This is part of what makes learning post processing so challenging. I find it helpful to know that even some of the most gifted, i.e. Nick Page, reflect and reconsider their own processing choices. How does one ever know if they are done post processing an image?
Thank you very much !! That’s the Beauty of editing ! You can never really be finished as styles evolve over time too :-) thanks for watching
I really could see the Photographers style in each of the photos, for me Mark's version is my favorite, the colors he did made me feel like I was actually there at sunset.
Thank you very much .. delighted you enjoyed it ! Thanks for watching
This was brilliant. I loved Adams version but I think on this occasion Nick really brought out the raw power of the swell. Dark and foreboding and beautiful. Though Marks version changed it radically to a far more gentle scene. Amazing the variety amongst them.
Thank you very much
Great idea - very instructive video - fascinating to see how each photographer did it differently - great image to start with - learned a huge amount - many thanks to all involved !!
Cheers Andrew, delighted you enjoyed it ! They guys were fantastic to take part
Absolutely fantastic video idea. It is really great to see how folks approach the edit of the same image. I am not sure which one I liked the most, I'll have to watch it all a couple of times 👍 smashing image to start with so you made their jobs pretty easy going 😃
Thanks Neil , delighted you enjoyed this one ! I loved seeing the guys work on the raw and especially as it was my raw :-)
Really appreciated this video and hope to see more of the same format! A nice view of different professional's post processing techniques and really fascinating to see how the styles of photographers I watch (Mads, Mark & Nick) come across on the same image.
Bonus: now I have a few more channels to scour through the back catalogues from to keep improving my own photography.
Thanks a lot !! 5 pros editing an amateurs image is intriguing for sure :-) thanks for joining , hope you enjoy the back catalogue
Nice experiment I Enjoyed the fact that the results were so different, but every one's goal was pretty much the same!
Thank you very much !! Yes indeed ! This is exactly the idea I had and was great to see the results play the actions in editing too
Hi Darren, such a cool idea :) All guys did a fantastic job, you as well. The composition is really strong - a good choice for this video!
Oh man - I were so happy if we had seascapes like that here in Austria :)
Nice greetings,
Christian
Thank you my friend !! It was really fun to have the guys in board ! We will Harv to get you over at some stage
@@DarrenJSpoonley If you think, I could add anything - anytime of course :)
Absolutely inspired idea mate. Fascinating! 😊👍🏻
Thanks buddy , I might have to have a lie down now after that idea :-)
Great video, everyone is different. But each has a strlking style. Thanks Darren.
Cheers Pal! Indeed , it was the editing bias I was looking for and it certainly delivered :-)
Great exercise. More of the same would be welcome. 👍 🥂
Thank you very much !! Yes I will have something similar again no doubt :-)
This was a great idea. I not only enjoyed the different versions of your raw file, but also the videos that Mads and Adam included that showed and explained their editing.
This would be a great regular feature to have. Perhaps having the raw file selection chosen by a different photographer from his/her portfolio. Maybe even revolving other photographers in and out.
Thanks Lynn, glad you enjoyed it , the guys were great to take the time out for me ! It’s something that I’m planning to do soon actually and open it up to the subscribers to have a bash :-)
Real interesting idea and well done all those that took the time to process your raw and to those that also video edited their process. Very differeing styles for sure and all have their merits. I see below Nick has picked up on his blue heavy edit... whilst it stands alone as a great edit when put side by sde with the others it does look a little overdone. A few years ago I watched Joe Cornish at The Photography Show give a talk where he went out with a crew and shot a scene, processed it on site (in a van set up for the occasion) and then printed at the same time. Interestingly he then put the imagfe away and abouyt 6 weeks later took the raw and processed it as he "recalled" the scene he had shot. In the talk he produced both edits & there was a stark contrast to the way the 1st image looked to the 2nd one. It would be interesting to see Darren you revisit the raw again in a future time without looking at your original edit to see if memory recall would give you a similar result? Enjoyable watch btw. Atb Al
Thanks Al, it was a great experiment and I’m so thankful to the guys for taking part ! I do this myself quite often as I can only get our every so often so batch record videos and shots so it’s a number of weeks afterwards that I edit them .. I let them cook like a good pint of Guinness :-) it can also be the case that I get into an edit but leave it until the next day so the nose blindness fades and I often find myself asking myself wtf was I thinking :-) .. thanks for watching , delighted you enjoyed it
Great idea and very interesting seeing the various versions and how some of them work. Loved Nick’s the most but I do like dark and moody. Wondered if anyone considered a B&W conversion. There was a shot in Adam’s sequence tightly cropped with the central wave dominating and the island’s silhouetted against the moody sky that made me think a B&W crop with Nick’s mood would have been interesting. Thanks hope you do more as now following and will certainly check out the work of the others that I don’t follow.
Thank you very much David , yes mono could be an interesting edit for sure .. thanks for watching
wow!! just shows you how subjective landscape/seascape is !! would be happy if i got a final image which came close to any of these !! well done
Thanks Colin , it was a fascinating experiment to be part of for sure ! Thanks for watching , delighted you enjoyed it
All fantastic edits, I admire the work of all these guys, my preference for the edits would be a toss up between Nick and Mark with Nick just edging it in my opinion but that's probably because I prefer dark moody images, just waiting on the call from these guys now as they volunteer to edit one of my images.lol. Great exercise Darren and thanks for sharing.
Cheers Buddy!! It was awesome that the guys took part
I like how Adam, Mads and Nick all had the same issues with the photo but chose to deal with it in different ways. Like the bright rock in the corner Adam and Nick cropped the image to get rid of it. The main issue I have with Adams is it feels a little unbalanced and Nicks is a little too blue but by far the most dramatic. I like how Mark brings out those colours for sure. I think I like Mads edit the most but they’re all great in their own way. Lovely image and interesting video!
Thank you very much , glad you enjoyed it ! It was a fun experiment to do
Boy, I was hoping one of the pros would have converted this to black and white to really bring out the contrast drama that's going on.
Now that’s an idea :-) thanks for watching
Really nice video! You could end with a collage of all the edits - easier to compare side-by-side.
Thank you very much , that’s the thumbnail :-)
Nice to see the difference in editing styles. Nice job putting this together buddy 🤙🏻
Cheers buddy ! Knew you’d like it ! Which was your fav tho ? :-)
@@DarrenJSpoonley ahh I don’t know man obviously most went moody i might have to pick Mark on this one because he utilized the color. I’d say the foreground from Mads and Nick and the background from Mark would look good.
Good thinking Batman :-) we will see what your edit of the shot will be soon no doubt :-) ssshhhh 🤫🤫
@@DarrenJSpoonley send it over!!
Interesting experiment, I think I prefer your version best Darren 👍
Thanks buddy !! Far too kind
It’s as if the Archbishop of Canterbury, The Pope, Joseph Smith, Martin Luther, and the Dalai Lama just described precisely what heaven looks like.
Hahahaha !! Which one is which tho :-) and what about me ?😂😂
Really interesting comparison video! You're composition is superb. Adam's very subtle editing is pretty typical of him, as is Nick's dramatic and moody take. I guess I like Nick's and Mads' versions the best. Yours is good but I think you cropped too much of those beautiful clouds. Would you consider letting your subscribers have a go? Asking for a friend. 😉😆
Thank you very much Buddy ! I could see each persons style coming thru on the edits for sure ! I feel honored for them to edit my humble shot !! Funny you ask for a friend , I was thinking of doing something similar to a wider audience for sure !! Shoot me a mail and I can send you the file in the meantime if you like :-)
@@DarrenJSpoonley Thank you sir!
@@DarrenJSpoonley I just sent you an email via your website's contact form.
I guess that there are no more natural shots anymore. Kinda sad, nature has to be edited. I just don't like how many changes can be made to destroy what nature is. Makes me think about shots I like anymore.
Interesting view .. there never has been a “natural “ shot as you call it ! Every photo ever has been edited
What is nature like? The human eye will see the world differently to a bird or insect but we can only use our own faculties as a point of reference. As we scan a scene our eyes automatically change focus and adjust for light levels but a camera sensor cannot do that, so we have to compensate with adjustments afterwards to more closely match how we see it. Then there is the question as to whether we wish to just record a scene documentary style or emphasise our emotional response to it as a painter would.