Awesome video. I’m watching all your wide angle videos while waiting for my 16-35mm to arrive today. So excited to get outside and try some of these ideas out.
Mads I want to let you know how much I appreciate all you do. You are such an inspiration to me as a photographer. I have a hard time taking in technical information and retaining it. But looking at your passion gives me hope to continue with my passion of photography. So again I thank you so much.
Wauw! Your work is amazing! I'm going back to Iceland in September and really looking forward to practice my landscape photography there. This video was already a huge inspiration. Thank you so much for the tips!
I thought I knew how to use a wide angle - I didn't! Thank you so much for this - I learnt so much from it, more than any single video I've watched in the last 2 years. Your photos are excellent and it really feels like you understand and can communicate composition. I've subscribed and will watch more. Brilliant video Mads and you're an excellent communicator - thank you, I am looking at all your videos as a very late Christmas present that will keep me occupied for some time.
Thank you so much. I am a beginner photographer who wants to photograph landscapes and nature in relatively low light. I have been confused about which WA lens to choose, and this video has helped me towards making my decision - and making great photos.
Very impressed with stunning photographs, and some very useful insight into the reasons for taking them. As a keen 16 - 35 user, I have learnt some additional tips to improve my landscapes. Very well done and many thanks!!
You are an extremely inciteful photographer. You are much more interesting to listen to than most other photography instructors simply because you are so intuitive to the desires and needs of your viewers.
I have been watching your videos non stop as my trip to Iceland is nearing by! I hope to put all the learning to test this trip with wide angle lens and composition. Thank you!
Sound advice Mads I've only just recently purchased my 10-24 for Fuji so I've saved this for future reference. Wonderful images throughout that have given me some thought how I can get the best out of my new lens. Thanks for sharing buddy!
Those pictures just blew me away. I do photography as a hobby but you instill me to become a full time photographer. Thank you so much. I learned a lot.
Hi again Mads! I continue to come back to your videos on composition and photography in general as I like the way you present ideas, and your photos are so "epic"! LOL! Thanks for sharing all this valuable information, and keep it coming! Hi from British Columbia, Canada!
@@MadsPeterIversen You are correct about being lucky living in BC! Being a full time teacher restricts my travels right now especially with Covid-19, but I plan on visiting the Rockies in the near future as I am retiring in about 1.5 years! Hey, you can always come to visit! It would be awesome to get out with you and do some photography! Take care Mads.
Thank you, Mads, or another wide angle instructional video. We are fortunate to have You Tube so that I can watch these videos over and over again, until it all sinks in! I am going to buy a photo, but it is hard to choose with so many beautiful ones!
The diversity of your images Mads is as always, breathtaking and beautiful that always leave a feeling of emotion when you look at them. Will soon be buying the 16-35mm to give a full range up to 200mm and your educational input is very much welcomed.
Hi Mads thanks for your generosity. I appreciate your demonstration of your personal aesthetic with the tools of modern digital photography. I am also impressed by your atmospheric northern climate locations.
How do you do it Mads ...... you find always new thing to teach us ... even on topics the most people thinks they already know everything about. In a few week i go to the Faroe Islands and try to put your info about 16-35 and 70-200 in practice (with your videos on my phone as a reminder ;) ). Thank you very much Mads ! Enjoyed your stunning pictures !!!!
Wow . . . just wow . . . unbelievable images, and wonderful tutorial. You are truly blessed. I purchased a 24-105G per your recommendation and LOVE it. My next purchase will be the 16-35GM inspired by you. Thank you for sharing your wonderful craft !
Amazing photos....! Such wonderful compositions! You truly have an eye for beauty. I just got for my nikon d850 the 16 to 35 mm... So I'm happy to have found your videos... Gave me an idea on how to use my camera. Take care!
I have been enjoying your videos and composition content as I attempt to improve my skills. After a few months of contemplation, my first wide purchase (15-35 f2.8) should arrive later this week. Thank you for sharing your professional knowledge and beautiful photos.
Mads I've only just discovered your channel and I am hooked already. Your images are so beautiful and your teaching style is really compelling. Congratulations on a fantastic channel :-)
Hi Mads. This lens has been at the top of my next to purchase list for several months now. The last two videos have served to increase my sense of urgency to complete the purchase exponentially. Very well done tutorial, as always I have learned a great deal. Many thanks for sharing! Hoping to see a calendar announcement soon. Cheers from BC
Just bought a Sony 16-35 f4 - my first wide angle lens and wasn’t sure if I made a mistake but your video convinced me to keep it ! Your photos are amazing and inspirational. Thank you, Steve
Thanks Mads, very useful tips, especially now that I finally got my 17-35mm f/2.8; one lens I've been missing in my kit. Until now, I had to do two images panos to compensate the lack of a true wide angle lens. Needless to say, a less than ideal workaround for many reasons, not only because sometimes the merging doesn't quite work well enough in post, but also, if you have movement in the scene, such as water, clouds, etc, and the extra time in setting up multiple shots just to obtain one image. As always, well explained and... yes, the passion you share and convey about photography in your videos. Thanks again!
Nice video. I always struggle with my ultrawides, as much fun as they can be. I appreciate these videos to give me ideas on how I can use the lens. Now to get out an practice with it.
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I just purchased the 16-35 F4L IS and found your video so informative and calming to watch. Your photography is fantastic to the point of divine.
Awesome video. I’m watching all your wide angle videos while waiting for my 16-35mm to arrive today. So excited to get outside and try some of these ideas out.
Mads I want to let you know how much I appreciate all you do. You are such an inspiration to me as a photographer. I have a hard time taking in technical information and retaining it. But looking at your passion gives me hope to continue with my passion of photography. So again I thank you so much.
Wauw! Your work is amazing! I'm going back to Iceland in September and really looking forward to practice my landscape photography there. This video was already a huge inspiration. Thank you so much for the tips!
Stunning photography. Thank you for sharing.
I thought I knew how to use a wide angle - I didn't! Thank you so much for this - I learnt so much from it, more than any single video I've watched in the last 2 years. Your photos are excellent and it really feels like you understand and can communicate composition. I've subscribed and will watch more.
Brilliant video Mads and you're an excellent communicator - thank you, I am looking at all your videos as a very late Christmas present that will keep me occupied for some time.
Aside from the great content, your voice is so soothing and relaxing!
Thank you so much. I am a beginner photographer who wants to photograph landscapes and nature in relatively low light. I have been confused about which WA lens to choose, and this video has helped me towards making my decision - and making great photos.
Incredible images and insightful teaching. Thank you Mads!
You are very welcome, Jerry. I appreciate comments like these 🙏
One of the best landscape images I've seen!!!
Very impressed with stunning photographs, and some very useful insight into the reasons for taking them. As a keen 16 - 35 user, I have learnt some additional tips to improve my landscapes. Very well done and many thanks!!
You are an extremely inciteful photographer. You are much more interesting to listen to than most other photography instructors simply because you are so intuitive to the desires and needs of your viewers.
Incredibly well done! Thank you
I have been watching your videos non stop as my trip to Iceland is nearing by! I hope to put all the learning to test this trip with wide angle lens and composition. Thank you!
Thank you Mads for all your help. More than happy to support your channel 😊
Fabulously presented and packed with so much info. Thank you Stunning compositions.
I always learn something new by watching your videos, thank you. Love your photos!! :)
When he talks, I listen. I take notes.
Sound advice Mads I've only just recently purchased my 10-24 for Fuji so I've saved this for future reference. Wonderful images throughout that have given me some thought how I can get the best out of my new lens. Thanks for sharing buddy!
WOW! You’re photos are jaw dropping. Thank you for the information. I have a long way to go.
Those pictures just blew me away. I do photography as a hobby but you instill me to become a full time photographer. Thank you so much. I learned a lot.
Hi again Mads! I continue to come back to your videos on composition and photography in general as I like the way you present ideas, and your photos are so "epic"! LOL! Thanks for sharing all this valuable information, and keep it coming! Hi from British Columbia, Canada!
Thanks a lot, Paul. Appreciate it. Lucky you living in BC!
@@MadsPeterIversen You are correct about being lucky living in BC! Being a full time teacher restricts my travels right now especially with Covid-19, but I plan on visiting the Rockies in the near future as I am retiring in about 1.5 years! Hey, you can always come to visit! It would be awesome to get out with you and do some photography! Take care Mads.
What a lovely treat. Thanks Mads.
Nice images Mads. And I think I learnt something...theoretically at least.
Outstanding video and stands the test of time for clear reasons. Thanks for doing what you do!
Thank you, Mads, or another wide angle instructional video. We are fortunate to have You Tube so that I can watch these videos over and over again, until it all sinks in! I am going to buy a photo, but it is hard to choose with so many beautiful ones!
Thank you so much, Linda! Yes, RUclips is amazing. So much information :)
Very nice and useful video with some outstanding photos. Well done!
Thank you very much, Martin! :)
The diversity of your images Mads is as always, breathtaking and beautiful that always leave a feeling of emotion when you look at them. Will soon be buying the 16-35mm to give a full range up to 200mm and your educational input is very much welcomed.
Hi Mads thanks for your generosity. I appreciate your demonstration of your personal aesthetic with the tools of modern digital photography. I am also impressed by your atmospheric northern climate locations.
Great video, very insightful and well explained. Amazing pictures as well!!! Well done
Informative and inspirational seems like an understatement! Great video Mads!
Excellent. Thoroughly explained in an efficient and professional manner. Thank you.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. I've been following your Instagram for a while and you never cease to amaze.
This is another great video of you, Mads. The sample images are just amazing. You have done a great job. Congratulations! Greetings from Switzerland.
How do you do it Mads ...... you find always new thing to teach us ... even on topics the most people thinks they already know everything about.
In a few week i go to the Faroe Islands and try to put your info about 16-35 and 70-200 in practice (with your videos on my phone as a reminder ;) ).
Thank you very much Mads ! Enjoyed your stunning pictures !!!!
Interesting tips! Thank you for your thoughts and explanations of your wonderful photos.
Your photos are gorgeous. Thank you for tips.
Great photos and a great video. For myself these are the best photo tutorials I found on YoutTube yet. Greetings from Germany
Fabulous tips to help to take fantastic photos!!!!
Peter! Thank you for this video, your work is gorgeous. I am absolutely amazed with your composition. Thank you for the inspiration. Well done.
Another excellent technical explanation and myth-busting video.
More great tips. Thanks for sharing.
After these photos have already been taken there is not much left to do for a landscape photographer. Thank you for advices!
Wow! These Fotos are fantastic!! And the explanation is also great
Very useful info Mads. Be proud that you can show so many great samples! Thnx
Wow . . . just wow . . . unbelievable images, and wonderful tutorial. You are truly blessed. I purchased a 24-105G per your recommendation and LOVE it. My next purchase will be the 16-35GM inspired by you. Thank you for sharing your wonderful craft !
A joy to view as per usual Mads
Inspirational stuff Mads... can't wait to get out there with my new wide angle!
Thank you. Great, calm detailed information. Good job
Great work! I am really digging these tutorials! They are some of the best on RUclips for landscape photography, especially for composition 👊
Fantastic imagery and very informative video Mads!
Very helpful--in hindsight especially for Iceland !
this was great information i like the shot of the rainbow and the tulips perspective
Wow! I have a lot to learn!
An informative and inspiring video!
Mate! Your wide-angle images work are awesome!
Nik from Oz
Been a photographer for 15 years and only just now realized that wide lenses doesn't compress the world. Wtf. Thank you!
This video is as relevant today as the day you made it. Awesome and thank you!
A true inspiration... thank you!!
Beautiful photos.
More like "a collection of World class wide-angle images, part 2" :D Thanks again, Mads, for sharing your knowledge.
Truly amazing photos
Thank you!
Excellent follow up video to the earlier one Mads. Thanks a ton for sharing your insights with us.
Great suggestions. Wonderful photos.
Breath-taking shots!
Amazing photos....! Such wonderful compositions! You truly have an eye for beauty. I just got for my nikon d850 the 16 to 35 mm... So I'm happy to have found your videos... Gave me an idea on how to use my camera. Take care!
THANK YOU
Fantastic video!
Very informative video again Mads. Brilliant 👍
Excellent video again Mads, with great tips and amazing photo's!!!
Love your work
Thanks you very much :)
Just bought a 17-35mm and I was looking for tips as to how to use. This was fantastic full of ideas. Scalaber is now in the need of a revisit.
I just discovered your youtube channel. To me it is one of the best landscape photography channel and your photos are beautiful.
This was just great, start to finish.....
thanks great job.. awesome tutorial..
Another great video Mads!
Great tips Mads - Thank you.
Very useful, and punctuated with outstanding imagery. Subbed
Great photos!
You take gorgeous pictures.
I have been enjoying your videos and composition content as I attempt to improve my skills. After a few months of contemplation, my first wide purchase (15-35 f2.8) should arrive later this week. Thank you for sharing your professional knowledge and beautiful photos.
You are most welcome, Sally. Good luck with it :)
Brilliant!!!
So incredibly well done!
Great, great video. Thanks. Every moment of it is an excellent use of any photographer's use of time to watch.
Very helpful!
So wonderful and amazing images in this video Mads great. The tips you give are very useful.
Just purchase a 16-35 and this video expanded knowledge on how to use the lens. Thank you!
You're much welcome! :)
I've got similar photo from Germany, Hintersee. Really magical place. This help me decide if i really need 16-35, thanks!
Thanks again Mads. Exceptional work.
Thank you as always, Ryan :)
Mads I've only just discovered your channel and I am hooked already. Your images are so beautiful and your teaching style is really compelling. Congratulations on a fantastic channel :-)
Hi Mads. This lens has been at the top of my next to purchase list for several months now. The last two videos have served to increase my sense of urgency to complete the purchase exponentially. Very well done tutorial, as always I have learned a great deal. Many thanks for sharing! Hoping to see a calendar announcement soon. Cheers from BC
Just bought a Sony 16-35 f4 - my first wide angle lens and wasn’t sure if I made a mistake but your video convinced me to keep it ! Your photos are amazing and inspirational. Thank you, Steve
Thank you, Steve! It's an amazing lens and you can do so much with it :) be sure to check out my video about powerful wide-angle photos too :)
Most informative and stunning images.
Great job with thus video. I always learn something from your
Videos. Thanks
You are a gifted photographer , wow teach me please .
EXCELLENT information. Your photography is stunning!!
Thank you for sharing your experiences.
Thanks Mads, very useful tips, especially now that I finally got my 17-35mm f/2.8; one lens I've been missing in my kit. Until now, I had to do two images panos to compensate the lack of a true wide angle lens. Needless to say, a less than ideal workaround for many reasons, not only because sometimes the merging doesn't quite work well enough in post, but also, if you have movement in the scene, such as water, clouds, etc, and the extra time in setting up multiple shots just to obtain one image.
As always, well explained and... yes, the passion you share and convey about photography in your videos. Thanks again!
I have just started watching these and have already learnt so much, Great advice on wide angle shots thank you.
Nice video. I always struggle with my ultrawides, as much fun as they can be. I appreciate these videos to give me ideas on how I can use the lens. Now to get out an practice with it.
You doing great sir! keep it up! thanks for this video