Sorry for the re-upload, I had to upload a new video file. Common trend for my videos so far. :P Anyways I really hope you enjoy the vlog, these are the first of many to come and have been a learning experience so far.
Love the waterfall rock and I can't believe how much I liked the shot of the small rock. I doubt many photographers would notice that little rock when they're focused on shooting the boulders.
Besides those amazing photos, those timelapses are just stunning to experience. Composed beautifully. The weather was gorgeous as so so are your vision and skills.
seriously by far , you make the best photography vlogs. I loved the cracked rock picture and the little rock with the pool of water around it, incredible work Michael!
The blues in that lake was incredible. New Zealand is on my top 3 places to visit and photograph for sure! Great vlogs so far, looking forward to more.
Just watched your video for the first time. Great photos and I really liked the thought process and explanations on why you chose the photo... and the settings. Great video. Thanks
Really pleased you take the time to show your photos at the end of your vlogs with your thoughts on composition and post work.. The images are amazing, and the shot with the little rock.. 😯🤯 just an inspirational photographer.
Love that water off boulder shot! ...and I went out this evening and got wet but got a great seascape - thanks for that tip - have kept out of the water since losing a camera to a wave 3 years ago.
Thanks so much Tal! Really my favorite shot was that post sunrise image of the little fountain. The light was not super dramatic, but just really soft and complemented the composition well. I think we were just lucky to get any light at all that morning. Forecast was for more rain hahaha.
These are absolutely beautiful captures! What a joy to see your videos and time-lapse art. I appreciate the explanations later in the video. I have been serious about photography and a bit more time to practice only one year or so. The coastline boulders is my primary composition. I love your tips about getting closer to the water - however have a deep respect for the sea's power to take me away (I'm a feather weight person). I will continue to watch and learn from your incredible shoots and you experiences. Thank you!
That Vlog was insane Michael ! New Zealand has always been a dream destination and your work really do justice to this beautiful country. Also, great timelapses with all those clouds rolling and that glacier water. You motivate me to push more and more !
Michale. I have to say...this is such an awesome video. I'm a beginner and have pretty much learned everything so far by watching youtube...I'm so glad I stumbled onto you. I laughted out loud when you were in the water and the comments about your wet pants. SO TRUE AND MY WIFE HATES IT...but I've found that youre not going to get that certain shot unless you get soaked! Beautiful beautiful work Michael!!!
Really enjoyed watching Michael, cool to see that you also gave some attention to the little rock. That would actually be a composition that you can capture on any other beach in the world, great stuff!
Beautiful images, the time lapse is also inspiring with a well fitting music by the way. Superb work there Michael, looking forward to your next NZ input. Cheers
Man, that entry sequence is worthy of high praise in it’s own right 👏👏👏. Fantastic images with great insight, plus a time lapse that makes me hate myself and my inability to get even remotely decent ones 😂
Absolutely stunning images from this gorgeous location Michael. I was there in a rainy gloomy morning too but wasn’t lucky enough to get a sunrise. I still walked away with some moody keepers though 😀 I felt a “spiritual” connection to this place and wondered if u did too?
Congrats excellent vlogs of New Zealand. I am planning to visit next year any suggestions for the best time of the year for landscape photography Thanks!
I use them a lot more when shooting more mid day scenes, or scenes facing away from the sun. I use them a ton for shooting timelapse and video clips. Any forest scenes and telephoto mountain stuff as well. Much less for seascapes though. Thanks so much!
Great video. I love that broken egg shell fountain composition. I was hoping you would shoot it when I saw it at the start of the video. How busy was this location? Were you fairly alone during sunrise? Lake Pukaki and the southern lakes are truly phenomenal. The color is very much like Lake Brienz in Switzerland and Peyto Lake in Banff.
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Sorry for the re-upload, I had to upload a new video file. Common trend for my videos so far. :P Anyways I really hope you enjoy the vlog, these are the first of many to come and have been a learning experience so far.
Your vlogs are incredible (as well as your photos and timelapses), can't wait to watch the next episodes :D
Inexpressible joy watching the video.
and absolutely love that u comment ur photos an explain what u think and why du u like them
I love the picture of the rock on the beach. That little rock with the gold veins is amazing. 9:46
Michael, I gotta say your work is simply inspiring.
That Little Rock got some golden line on it. So breathtaking!
Love the waterfall rock and I can't believe how much I liked the shot of the small rock. I doubt many photographers would notice that little rock when they're focused on shooting the boulders.
What a trip. Love how you perceive and capture the world
Thanks so much man! :D
Your videos are like watching a movie wow. Love to visit that place the rocks are amazing love the fountain rock image well done you
Stunning images, wow. Those time lapses that you lead off the video with are insane too. I can't get enough of this channel.
Thank you so much Marshall, glad you are enjoying the videos!
Thank you Michael. Amazing work and passion. Love your channel.
Besides those amazing photos, those timelapses are just stunning to experience. Composed beautifully. The weather was gorgeous as so so are your vision and skills.
Totally agree about NZ! Amazing landscapes, food, coffee and people!
Gorgeous photos and agree about that last one. Also my favorite :)
Just awesome photographs... the last one is just awesome
Thanks so much man!
Oh man, that one, with the broken rock, is incredible !
seriously by far , you make the best photography vlogs. I loved the cracked rock picture and the little rock with the pool of water around it, incredible work Michael!
The blues in that lake was incredible. New Zealand is on my top 3 places to visit and photograph for sure! Great vlogs so far, looking forward to more.
It was so cool to see in person. I hope the timelapses did at least a little justice to them. Thanks so much!
Just watched your video for the first time. Great photos and I really liked the thought process and explanations on why you chose the photo... and the settings. Great video. Thanks
Wow. That cracked rock shot is just outstanding 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Enjoyed your calmness presenting these stunning images, and yes the boulder and the fountain, perfect seascape image
Thank you so much Dave!
you take my breath away, great work
Really pleased you take the time to show your photos at the end of your vlogs with your thoughts on composition and post work.. The images are amazing, and the shot with the little rock.. 😯🤯 just an inspirational photographer.
Love the images of that rock
You Are My True Inspiration!
ThankYou Michael Shainblum.
I Am Learning A Lot From You.
Such an amazing photos as always.
Reminding of our NZ trips a lot 🙂💕
Thank you for sharing Michael...
Well done! I really appreciate the section at the end where you go over the tech details of the shots you showed earlier.
The time lapse in the beginning was amazing! Perfect timing with the clouds starting to come in! 😍
Fantastic video again, Michael! I really love this series. Thanks for sharing your vision and experiences with us.
Love that water off boulder shot! ...and I went out this evening and got wet but got a great seascape - thanks for that tip - have kept out of the water since losing a camera to a wave 3 years ago.
Beautiful sceneries Mike, love how most frames aren't sunrise/sunset but simply good compositions and great timing, truly inspiring!
Thanks so much Tal! Really my favorite shot was that post sunrise image of the little fountain. The light was not super dramatic, but just really soft and complemented the composition well. I think we were just lucky to get any light at all that morning. Forecast was for more rain hahaha.
I loved the time-lapses. But your treatment of the lone rock in its pool was extra special. Nice work!
Yet another amazing vlog Michael. Loved that shot of the broken boulder with the water flowing out of it - can't stop looking at it.
Beautiful.. thanks for sharing 🙏🏽❤️
Your video are beautiful! These transitions between "normal vlogs" are stunning: great visuals with an amazing sound.
Great vid Michael. How good is my homeland 😍 I love your work, keep it up!
Hey, what a fantastic video. Keep up the good work! I look forward to your next video.
Wow... you taught me a great lesson with that little rock. Didn’t think you could get such a cool image with that.
Dude your timelapses are absolutely incredible. LOVING the Epic Drama music too. On. Point. The sequence from 07:28 is magic.
Thanks so much Greg! Those clouds were so crazy to watch!
These are absolutely beautiful captures! What a joy to see your videos and time-lapse art. I appreciate the explanations later in the video. I have been serious about photography and a bit more time to practice only one year or so. The coastline boulders is my primary composition. I love your tips about getting closer to the water - however have a deep respect for the sea's power to take me away (I'm a feather weight person). I will continue to watch and learn from your incredible shoots and you experiences. Thank you!
Love that broken boulder shot.
Great pics!
Awesome content in a humble and respectable style! Beautiful shots, waiting to see more and getting some inspiration for my trip next year
That Vlog was insane Michael ! New Zealand has always been a dream destination and your work really do justice to this beautiful country. Also, great timelapses with all those clouds rolling and that glacier water. You motivate me to push more and more !
Great video - thank you for sharing your thoughts with the images at the end - that was really useful.
Love these!!! 🤗👏♥️ The photos turned out beautifully.
Beautiful images 😁😁I love your work...
Michale. I have to say...this is such an awesome video. I'm a beginner and have pretty much learned everything so far by watching youtube...I'm so glad I stumbled onto you. I laughted out loud when you were in the water and the comments about your wet pants. SO TRUE AND MY WIFE HATES IT...but I've found that youre not going to get that certain shot unless you get soaked! Beautiful beautiful work Michael!!!
Really enjoyed watching Michael, cool to see that you also gave some attention to the little rock. That would actually be a composition that you can capture on any other beach in the world, great stuff!
Beautiful video / imagery!
Unreal stuff !
Thanks so much!
Subscribed. Really enjoyed seeing the creative process and the progress from scouting locations, planning shots, final images and settings.
Beautiful vlog loved it 😍😍😍
In last part images were too beautiful loved them 👏👏🙌🙌
Timelapse master!!
Wow! You are a genius! Loved that last picture 🤩
Amazing work. Love your compositions. Greetings from British Columbia, Canada
Hermoso totalmente hermoso
Beautiful images, the time lapse is also inspiring with a well fitting music by the way. Superb work there Michael, looking forward to your next NZ input. Cheers
Thanks so much Gregory!
Great content Michael,and it reminded me to throw my rocket blower in my bag.
I feel empty inside without it, thanks so much!
I just love you man!!!
Beautiful vlog, beautiful pictures and your videos are just inspirational
Thank you so much man! :D
Just saw you on Smugmug. Looks like I have to get my feet wet. I'm from New Zealand.
Amazing! Nice work!
Inspiring stuff mate got the feels going
Background music is really matching with your video well.
You're Michael! NZ and its landscape is very diverse, has great food and coffee and great flair. Nice Video once again!
Great job! Well done!
Please make a day to night time lapse tutorial! And the full post process please if that is possible! Thanks
Strange looking rocks. I hope to one day visit and shoot there. One day....
Rad video. The final shot with the cracked rock, reminds me of a dinosaur egg looks incredible. Nice work!
Great work man! Loved it.
Amazing images wow...Great video.
Amazing work!
Thanks for watching!
Man, that entry sequence is worthy of high praise in it’s own right 👏👏👏. Fantastic images with great insight, plus a time lapse that makes me hate myself and my inability to get even remotely decent ones 😂
Very good job Michael
Thanks for watching!
hard work... great result 😍✨📷❤ i love your time lapses 👏
Fantastic!
Absolutely stunning images from this gorgeous location Michael. I was there in a rainy gloomy morning too but wasn’t lucky enough to get a sunrise. I still walked away with some moody keepers though 😀 I felt a “spiritual” connection to this place and wondered if u did too?
everything u do have extraquality, really love this video and those images, my favourite was the same as yours, real inspiraton 4 me
Great vídeo 🙌 incredible quality 👍 keep sharing 👌
Dude. These shots.......
Nz on my list of places to visit someday :)
super nice shots :)
You deserve more views dude keep it up 👏
Timelapses 😍😍😍😍
WOW
Yes, you're the best! :)
Congrats excellent vlogs of New Zealand. I am planning to visit next year any suggestions for the best time of the year for landscape photography
Thanks!
Want to live in New Zealand now!
Great images Michael. Did you use a neutral density filter on the broken bolder shot?
Aww you did this for my Birthday?? ;) LOL , I
This is such an awesome video Michael! Can you share the details of the tripod you’re using??
So awesome Mike. When do you decide to use the circular polarizer or leave it out when it comes to water shots?
I use them a lot more when shooting more mid day scenes, or scenes facing away from the sun. I use them a ton for shooting timelapse and video clips. Any forest scenes and telephoto mountain stuff as well. Much less for seascapes though. Thanks so much!
Great video. I love that broken egg shell fountain composition. I was hoping you would shoot it when I saw it at the start of the video. How busy was this location? Were you fairly alone during sunrise?
Lake Pukaki and the southern lakes are truly phenomenal. The color is very much like Lake Brienz in Switzerland and Peyto Lake in Banff.
100% agree. If your pantaloons aren't at least partially soaked, you'll miss out.
There is really no better feeling, huh Gavin?
@@MichaelShainblum The best
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Love your style! Do you use filters?
5:09 I really like this shot.
7:58 the bird shaped cloud appearing left upper corner gap in the clouds. :-o
Do you recommend to use camera rain cover when we take seascape closed to the wave to avoid sea salt corrosion to our camera?
Would you recommend the D850 9r maybe just go Z7II? I like them both
Love the video and love NZ. Boulders are on east coast though:)
Just switched it, thanks so much!