Attilio’s video production are second and none, the quality of the sequencing, the photography and especially the instruction make it a pleasure to watch and I just want to thank him for what he’s done for me as a photographer. Thank you.
I’m an Aussie who was fortunate enough to enjoy 2 photo tours to Tetons and Yellowstone NP when we lived in the US for 2 years. Once in the Fall, and also in the Spring. We photographed Moulton Barn at dawn, String Lake with Fall colour, Schwabachers Landing, and many other iconic locations. Your video brought back many happy memories. Yes, please do more national park videos. You are a talented photographic artist.
Darter Man. I went with Russ Burden tours. Google him to see what tours he does now. I don’t think he does that tour any more. He concentrates on tours to South Africa. I did it in 2007/2008. I’m sure there are other tour operators in the US who do that region. any more.
"What matters is to enjoy the process. What matters is to have fun. So, enjoy yourself...do what you like!" Thank you, Attilio, for those words. They are a great reminder that the journey into photography is a process of discovery, of greater understanding of what surrounds us and our place in it. Ultimately, the journey is the reward. A great image is a bonus gift you take with you from the experience. By the way, I loved your choice of music. It added a peaceful zen quality to the video.
Most everyone here has said completely what this video is.. beautiful and exquisite..simultaneously my thought is not what I thought, but the feeling that I experienced. I was there and here at my desk at the same time, holding my breath for and through every millisecond of the video as I experienced the true artistry that you bring to us. One can not deny you are one of the masters and we that follow are so fortunate to be the silent students. I feel that this is what it might have been like to watch Michelangelo from a secret place that would not stop his work, yet watch his creations unfold! .....Fantastico e'la
BTW did you see that Bear that was right to your left watching you : ) He had a camera too.. the title of his next video is " This is an Italian..We do not Eat Italians " : )
Wow. Such beautiful landscape. To just be there and see it with your eyes must be amazing. But even with such beauty you manage to add something special to it with your photos and they are stunning. Thanks for the video
Yes, we want to see more landscape photography videos on location, like this one. After all, this is what is all about. Grazie Attilio, sei il migliore.
I absolutely love your channel Attilio, thank you for your being willing to teach and share. I think I have watched just about all your videos. I often just let RUclips play and play because of the calming effect of your videos. Best of luck and please keep teaching us.
Attilio, having just returned from Alaska, British Columbia and Alberta over the last three weeks, the timing of this video was perfect. Love long exposure and pano's, brought back fond memories of Lake Louise, Emerald Lake and Bow Lake. Thanks!
I am gonna visit Yellowstone and Grand Teton in September (2021). I was just trying to find some nice photography tips and I found your videos. Surprisingly I never seen your videos before. I am glad I found you and totally agreed that enjoy the process and never think it`s a bad idea to go to places and try part :) It is always fun and adventurous to be in the moment and feel the nature :) Thank you for the good videos.
Thanks, Attilio for this wonderful video of the Grand Tetons. This is my next park on my agenda for next September and I can't hardly wait. Also, thanks for posting the techniques involved to achieve those great pictures you captured. Keep it up!
Hi Attilio, this is a wonderful video and the photos of Grand Teton are great. I love mountains and I love take photos of them. Compliment for the clip that shows your great passion for landscapes photography.
Great photo as always I enjoy your photos and yes it's true to go out and enjoy nature enjoy the beauty of the land and to find a good composition to have a great photo and thank you for sure
Dear Mr Attilo......I wish to thank you for your hard work and for the great passion you have towards photography...Love the way you document these journeys in the national parks. Keep exploring more and more and even if you try different countries
I think that it is easier to make an epic picture during the golden hour, but it takes a very good photographer to take a great picture under harsh conditions. Great job, Attilio.
Attilio Ruffo I really like David Brookover gallery in Jackson and he is super nice to talk with. Plus his dog is cool :) I bought his book he signed for me
Amazing photos Attilia.still these iconic mountains are best served by Large format.May be i should start to launch my interest with a large format camera. Hope luck favours me in 2023.best wishes.
Attilio, thank you for all the wonderful content you create for us! I found your channel a couple days ago and have binged all your videos and subscribed. Looking forward to going outside and implementing what you teach here and more of your videos!
Thank you!! I live near Grand Teton National Park and your photos do it justice!! You've given me some great ideas of ways to photograph it when I am there on those gray, cloudy days.
Another awesome video - always look forward to them . Went to Grand Teton last June not the greatest weather either . But still liked going there again after a long time between visits!
Outstanding images Attilio . Really like the waterfall with the rocks in the foreground, very lovely. Looked like a nice day out. Thank you for sharing.
I'm going to work on a bus, as everyday. Yesterday I didn't have the time to see this video so I did it now. What can I say? Starting my day with this wonderful places and amazing, stunning, landscape pics is one of the best way to start a day. Thanks, Attilio! Every video is so inspirational. At the end of July I'll be in Aosta Valley and I hope I may take photographs like yours. See you in the next video!
Già, sicuro lì gli orsi non ci saranno :-D Grazie mille, Attilio! Magari, con qualche scatto che farò lì, potrò partecipare a qualche tuo contest su instagram! A presto!
Love the warm colors of the last photo! I'm heading out to one of our Provincial Parks in Ontario next weekend for a camping trip and I'm super pumped to get my camera gear out and snap some great pics! Your tips have been invaluable... thanks so much for this channel!
A lovely video. Great idea with a non-tutorial-video, remembering what it is all about 😊 Nice shots you got and most satisfying colors. I'll have to come to the US some day and visit some of your national parks...
Really fantastic sir. You composed this video so well and did a great job presenting several different locations from The a grand Tetons. I was just there back in May, and it was nothing but small moments of fleeting light and snow and grey skies. Glad to see you got some fairly evened out skies as well. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely amazing! Beautiful photos and a great video. I really enjoyed this one. Thank you for making this video and would love to see more of these.
I loved this location. Yes I like to see some location videos. In your series on learning landscape photography, I would love to see a video about preparing landscape photographs for print that also talks about the array of different materials for printing the colour labs offer. What are the advantages of metal prints over printing on paper, and what is the best paper? There seem to be so many choices and it can be confusing.
Such a treat the Grand Tetons. One of the best massif's of the US. Great video and love the results you got from very sad lighting in the early part of the day. The sunset shots were amazing and I'm glad you didn't obsess on instruction at that point as sometimes as we all know ( me being a avid world traveler and trekker) sometimes its just so nice to live in "the moment" and enjoy the special time you have in the wild. I know this all too well . I've been lucky to have been to every major mountain range on the globe in my life. I do highly suggest going to Nepal for the Himalaya my favorite out of them all. I still get a bit giddy seeing people obsess about bears! I have spent about 6 months camping solo in the bush of Alaska. There you know the bears are all around you. At night the best thing you can do is put on your headphones play some nice music and don't' think about them. I have used bear spray against two bears and that was a last resort. One because my girlfriend had on a very floral fragrance it liked and the other because I just finished cooking my meal for the night. Believe me after many bear encounters in about 8 different states they are more afraid of you then them. Still thanks for your lovely videos . I love seeing the US in a new light through your lens. Cheers mate!
@@AttilioRuffo Yes that is correct. In Alaska most rangers recommend tourists wear bells on their boots to let bears know they are coming. I have never subscribed to that practise. I call it wearing "Dinner Bells" ! LOL Cheers.
Attilio !! Love your videos and I am also using the Haida Red Diamond system cause I heard you talk about it in another one of your videos. I love the Haida system ! Grazie e' Bravo !!
Atillaio I love your pictures a lot. Your minimization of details shown in the photo very minimalistic. I like your photographs are full of thought and capturing it you want to show the recipient.
Beautiful country isn’t it? I was just down there with my boys last summer and I’m dying to get back. Beautiful work on the lake. I hope to see that pano for sale in your shop soon after you get back home.
Oh these bears can spoil the walk. As I once stood eye to eye with a wolf it was after photos. After the meeting, the eyes were running around the head, every rustling was stressful and there was no question of looking for shots. Interesting movie, great photos, I'm waiting for more. Greetings from Poland.
Great videos... you have a way of inspiring beginner photographers like myself. I do however have a question. It may be a dumb question, but I'm going to ask anyway. My camera is a Nikon d5600 which I am not 100% familiar with, but I am pretty sure it cannot achieve an iso of 64. Is that low of an iso necessary for similar results as yours or is iso 100 adequate in this application?
Great video! That is such a beautiful area. I visited in February, and the Tetons were hidden under thick cloud cover the entire time. Thank you for sharing your images!
Just postponed my trip scheduled for this past May/June/July. I'm heading there and Yellowstone this August/September. Would have been interesting to bump into you there. Thanks for the video.
@@AttilioRuffo ho attilio, If you don't mind, I would love to see how you created the colours in the final image,,,, just stunning my friend,,,,, thanks again, Bob
So beautiful Attilio, which month it was? I've been to the Grand Teton NP in Autumn last year but unfortunately, there was no snow on the mountains. thanks
Another informative and enjoyable video. Thank you. I want to try using a 50mm for pano shots. I’m wondering if you use a leveling base on your tripod for your shots. Can you tell me? Thanks!
Loved the video, thanks. Where was the last location? You named all of the other locations except the very last one. Im getting ready to head out to the tetons and would love to goto that place.
I'm a bit late to this one - but the process you talk through resonates with me. And whilst all your pics are terrific, the ones you took with the variety of lenses at your last shoot location are simply stunning. Thanks for sharing. I must learn patience..... :)
Wow, Atillio, I just recently discovered your work and this video was excellent. And thank you for giving the gear specs for each shot-I haven’t experimented a lot with long exposures for landscapes but I’m buying a 10-stop ND TODAY.
Hola Attilio, gracias muchas gracias, tus enseñanzas y tu forma de disfrutar la fotografía me motivan. No hablo inglés pero te entiendo perfectamente. Bendiciones y sigue así. 👍🏽📷
Beautiful location!! I am off to the Drakensberg next weekend, which looks very much like this (minus the bears of course!). Cannot wait to get some landscape photography in!
When were you there? I was just there June 9-15 and heading back today until Saturday. Also, next time a thing to avoid bears is just to put a small bell on your shoe as you walk. They will hear you coming and you won't surprise them.
Great videos Attilio, and it's cool that I've come across your channel and subscribed, since I'm actually heading up to Grand Teton and Yellowstone with my roommate in mid-September on a road trip from Houston, TX! Anyway, I do mostly real estate photography down here and a little bit of nature out in the country on the small ranch where I grew up in south Texas. For the upcoming trip, I've been wanting to get a starter filter kit for my full-frame Canon 6D to try my hand at some long exposure and to also darken the sky more than just my usual screw-on polarizer. I've been researching the major brands of filter systems the last month and am really leaning towards the Haida M10... The Red Diamond Essence Kit 2 with the 3.0 Medium grad since I use my 17-40mm ultra wide zoom, nifty fifty and cheap 75-300mm for telephoto. I thought the medium grad, vs. the soft, would be more of a catch-all for my 3 lenses since budget is an issue, too. I see you have started using the new Haida M10 system and I am just curious what your thoughts are on it. I want to make a decision soon so I have time to practice with the filters a good deal before the big trip! Keep up the great work and thanks for inspiring us to get out and explore our photography more!
Very nice parc there. Is that in America ? Nice pictures to. I like your reaction when you saw the Bear warning board. lol. In march when i was in Japan, i was also staying few day in region where in the forest are some bears, i did'nt took the walk in the woods, cause i was raining to hard that day. But there they dont sell bear spray, you can hire bells, so you can make much noise during walking. And fighting the bear, like written on the board, i think with only hands its not possible. Bears are much stronger then humans. Looking forward to the next video
Hi Attilio, just saw your shots at Teton. For your 125mm shot, did you try out without the Polarizer? My second thought here is, how about stopping down to f11 and not use the Polarizer? ND10+ND Grad+Polarizer+all the elements in the 70-200 : too many glasses?! :-) What do you think? Sorry for too many questions! :-) US has indeed some really photogenic national parks!
really enjoyed the portrayal of Grand Tetons! This brought back so many good memories from my camping trip last year to the Yellowstone and Grand Teton National parks. Was your visit during May/June?
Thank you for this video Attillio. I've been following your channel for quite a while and, what can I say, all of them are really, really good, but this one is just stunning. One question though, I noticed there is one photo you made out of 12 vertical shots. If you ever run out of ideas for the video topics, this may be a really interesting one. I would be great to hear how did you made this 12 vertical shots photo. Thanks again for your great work.
That was lovely. Yes, I would love to see more landscape photography videos with you on location, especially in stunningly beautiful locations like this. Umm ... while you were talking about your understandable worries about a bear encounter, you passed a small tree right next to you, that looked like a bear had been scratching its claws on it. The bark had been stripped off revealing the white wood underneath.
Such a stunning and powerful video. Your final time lapse in the last location was beautiful. Quick question, can you get the same dramatic skies that you captured at the beginning in post production without the grad filter on the camera? I really really loved this video. Thank you.
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Do you want to see more Landscape Photography videos on location, like this one?
yes please!
of course!
Attilio Ruffo off-course
Yes!
Absolutely!
Attilio’s video production are second and none, the quality of the sequencing, the photography and especially the instruction make it a pleasure to watch and I just want to thank him for what he’s done for me as a photographer. Thank you.
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I’m an Aussie who was fortunate enough to enjoy 2 photo tours to Tetons and Yellowstone NP when we lived in the US for 2 years. Once in the Fall, and also in the Spring. We photographed Moulton Barn at dawn, String Lake with Fall colour, Schwabachers Landing, and many other iconic locations. Your video brought back many happy memories. Yes, please do more national park videos. You are a talented photographic artist.
Thanks Glenda, these are beautiful places...
Darter Man. I went with Russ Burden tours. Google him to see what tours he does now. I don’t think he does that tour any more. He concentrates on tours to South Africa. I did it in 2007/2008. I’m sure there are other tour operators in the US who do that region.
any more.
I watch your tutorials on a regular basis because they are inspirational to me.
thanks mate!
"What matters is to enjoy the process. What matters is to have fun. So, enjoy yourself...do what you like!" Thank you, Attilio, for those words. They are a great reminder that the journey into photography is a process of discovery, of greater understanding of what surrounds us and our place in it. Ultimately, the journey is the reward. A great image is a bonus gift you take with you from the experience. By the way, I loved your choice of music. It added a peaceful zen quality to the video.
Thank you very much mate! :-)
Most everyone here has said completely what this video is.. beautiful and exquisite..simultaneously my thought is not what I thought, but the feeling that I experienced. I was there and here at my desk at the same time, holding my breath for and through every millisecond of the video as I experienced the true artistry that you bring to us. One can not deny you are one of the masters and we that follow are so fortunate to be the silent students. I feel that this is what it might have been like to watch Michelangelo from a secret place that would not stop his work, yet watch his creations unfold! .....Fantastico e'la
Thank you so much Ela! Your words are so kind...I really appreciate it!
Thank you for sharing your gift of vision. There is nothing more to say.. words are lost ....once you enter the...... Ruffo Zone : )
BTW did you see that Bear that was right to your left watching you : ) He had a camera too.. the title of his next video is " This is an Italian..We do not Eat Italians " : )
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I like that! ;-)
Wow. Such beautiful landscape. To just be there and see it with your eyes must be amazing. But even with such beauty you manage to add something special to it with your photos and they are stunning. Thanks for the video
thank you very much Richard!
Yes, we want to see more landscape photography videos on location, like this one. After all, this is what is all about. Grazie Attilio, sei il migliore.
Grazie mille Giuseppe!
I absolutely love your channel Attilio, thank you for your being willing to teach and share. I think I have watched just about all your videos. I often just let RUclips play and play because of the calming effect of your videos. Best of luck and please keep teaching us.
Thank you Dan!
We miss 100% of the opportunities we never take.
Another great video, Attilio. Thank you for all that you do!
Thank you 🙏
WOW, you were really blessed with the sunset. What a fantasic view!!!!
I agree... stay positive, you will be rewarded! :-)
Attilio, having just returned from Alaska, British Columbia and Alberta over the last three weeks, the timing of this video was perfect. Love long exposure and pano's, brought back fond memories of Lake Louise, Emerald Lake and Bow Lake. Thanks!
I might go to Alaska in August...I suspect I might enjoy it there... :-)
I am gonna visit Yellowstone and Grand Teton in September (2021). I was just trying to find some nice photography tips and I found your videos. Surprisingly I never seen your videos before. I am glad I found you and totally agreed that enjoy the process and never think it`s a bad idea to go to places and try part :) It is always fun and adventurous to be in the moment and feel the nature :) Thank you for the good videos.
Thanks, Attilio for this wonderful video of the Grand Tetons. This is my next park on my agenda for next September and I can't hardly wait. Also, thanks for posting the techniques involved to achieve those great pictures you captured. Keep it up!
Thanks Antonio!, September should be beautiful there...
Hi Attilio, this is a wonderful video and the photos of Grand Teton are great. I love mountains and I love take photos of them. Compliment for the clip that shows your great passion for landscapes photography.
Grazie mille Rocco!
Great photo as always I enjoy your photos and yes it's true to go out and enjoy nature enjoy the beauty of the land and to find a good composition to have a great photo and thank you for sure
Thanks Mike!!!
Superb Video Attilio, the scenery is spectacular. Amazing images but the last one is my favourite - Stunning 👌
Thank you Andy!
@@AttilioRuffo Thank you Attilio
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Dear Mr Attilo......I wish to thank you for your hard work and for the great passion you have towards photography...Love the way you document these journeys in the national parks. Keep exploring more and more and even if you try different countries
Thanks Ryan - will do more of this kind of videos!
What a beautiful end to the day. Well done!
thank you!
Attilio, excellent as always. Great parting message to do what you like, thats what its all about!!!Stunning panoramas, thank you!
thank a lot Tom!
I think that it is easier to make an epic picture during the golden hour, but it takes a very good photographer to take a great picture under harsh conditions. Great job, Attilio.
thanks mate!
I have been there three times and can’t wait to go back :) I have some good shots of those barns but need more snow in the mountains.
Beautiful place...
Attilio Ruffo I really like David Brookover gallery in Jackson and he is super nice to talk with. Plus his dog is cool :) I bought his book he signed for me
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Amazing photos Attilia.still these iconic mountains are best served by Large format.May be i should start to launch my interest with a large format camera.
Hope luck favours me in 2023.best wishes.
Hello Attilio,absolutely gorgeous the most amazing place of the world,stunning shots and great compositions,magic atmosphere,silence, perfect!!!
Thanks a lot Nat!
Attilio, thank you for all the wonderful content you create for us! I found your channel a couple days ago and have binged all your videos and subscribed. Looking forward to going outside and implementing what you teach here and more of your videos!
Thank you Matt and welcome to my channel!
What matters is to enjoy the process and have fun -- I have learnt a lot from you, Sir!!
Thank you!! I live near Grand Teton National Park and your photos do it justice!! You've given me some great ideas of ways to photograph it when I am there on those gray, cloudy days.
I am happy to hear a good feedback from a local! :-)
Wonderfull finally you are in the nature again..!
:-)
Another awesome video - always look forward to them . Went to Grand Teton last June not the greatest weather either . But still liked going there again after a long time between visits!
Thanks, it is a beautiful place!
Outstanding images Attilio . Really like the waterfall with the rocks in the foreground, very lovely. Looked like a nice day out. Thank you for sharing.
thanks a lot mate!
I'm going to work on a bus, as everyday. Yesterday I didn't have the time to see this video so I did it now. What can I say? Starting my day with this wonderful places and amazing, stunning, landscape pics is one of the best way to start a day. Thanks, Attilio! Every video is so inspirational. At the end of July I'll be in Aosta Valley and I hope I may take photographs like yours. See you in the next video!
Grazie Mille Valerio! Goditi la Valle d'Aosta...posti spettacolari anche li e senza orsi! :-)
Già, sicuro lì gli orsi non ci saranno :-D Grazie mille, Attilio! Magari, con qualche scatto che farò lì, potrò partecipare a qualche tuo contest su instagram!
A presto!
@@valeriospositi8333 ottimo!
Love the warm colors of the last photo! I'm heading out to one of our Provincial Parks in Ontario next weekend for a camping trip and I'm super pumped to get my camera gear out and snap some great pics! Your tips have been invaluable... thanks so much for this channel!
Thank you!
That last frame...stunning
Thank you 🙏
A lovely video. Great idea with a non-tutorial-video, remembering what it is all about 😊 Nice shots you got and most satisfying colors. I'll have to come to the US some day and visit some of your national parks...
Thank you Ole!
Amazing captures! The reflection is just out of the world 👍🏼
thanks! :-)
Really fantastic sir. You composed this video so well and did a great job presenting several different locations from The a grand Tetons. I was just there back in May, and it was nothing but small moments of fleeting light and snow and grey skies. Glad to see you got some fairly evened out skies as well. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Diego!
Absolutely amazing! Beautiful photos and a great video. I really enjoyed this one. Thank you for making this video and would love to see more of these.
Thanks Brent! will do..👍
Great video the waterfall shots just magic, great finish to the dau with that sunset thank you
I enjoyed my journey with you
Thanks for coming along Philip!
STUNNING!! Fantastic area to get some amazing photos!
Thank you Sam, beautiful places!
I loved this location. Yes I like to see some location videos. In your series on learning landscape photography, I would love to see a video about preparing landscape photographs for print that also talks about the array of different materials for printing the colour labs offer. What are the advantages of metal prints over printing on paper, and what is the best paper? There seem to be so many choices and it can be confusing.
Thank you! Yes, I will need to work on a printing video...
those final images came out quite beautifully
Thank you 🙏
Such a treat the Grand Tetons. One of the best massif's of the US. Great video and love the results you got from very sad lighting in the early part of the day. The sunset shots were amazing and I'm glad you didn't obsess on instruction at that point as sometimes as we all know ( me being a avid world traveler and trekker) sometimes its just so nice to live in "the moment" and enjoy the special time you have in the wild. I know this all too well . I've been lucky to have been to every major mountain range on the globe in my life. I do highly suggest going to Nepal for the Himalaya my favorite out of them all.
I still get a bit giddy seeing people obsess about bears! I have spent about 6 months camping solo in the bush of Alaska. There you know the bears are all around you. At night the best thing you can do is put on your headphones play some nice music and don't' think about them. I have used bear spray against two bears and that was a last resort. One because my girlfriend had on a very floral fragrance it liked and the other because I just finished cooking my meal for the night. Believe me after many bear encounters in about 8 different states they are more afraid of you then them. Still thanks for your lovely videos . I love seeing the US in a new light through your lens.
Cheers mate!
Thanks my friend, in the end I feel that making noise works ok! :-)
@@AttilioRuffo Yes that is correct. In Alaska most rangers recommend tourists wear bells on their boots to let bears know they are coming. I have never subscribed to that practise. I call it wearing "Dinner Bells" ! LOL Cheers.
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Attilio 1st time viewer. I really enjoyed your video. Beautiful photos.
Thank you very much!
Attilio !! Love your videos and I am also using the Haida Red Diamond system cause I heard you talk about it in another one of your videos. I love the Haida system ! Grazie e' Bravo !!
Thank you 🙏
Maybe not your cup of tea but defiantly your cup of coffee. Nice pictures thanks for sharing your set up details.
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Atillaio I love your pictures a lot. Your minimization of details shown in the photo very minimalistic. I like your photographs are full of thought and capturing it you want to show the recipient.
thank you!
This is my home state I'm so glad that you came to Wyoming. I watch every video and you inspire me and my photography thank you.
I loved it!
No words, Attilio...you capture the stunning awe of nature's beauty so well. Hopefully one day I'll be able to accomplish this...🤞
Thank you very much Don!
Stunning Images Attilio. Keep them coming please !!!
thank you!
Beautiful country isn’t it? I was just down there with my boys last summer and I’m dying to get back. Beautiful work on the lake. I hope to see that pano for sale in your shop soon after you get back home.
Thanks Wade! Yes it will be ;-)
Hello from Denmark. Looking forward to new videos with you ... much of your way of editing and watching nature inspire me ..Thank ...Best regards...
Thanks a lot Hans! 🇩🇰
Oh these bears can spoil the walk.
As I once stood eye to eye with a wolf it was after photos. After the meeting, the eyes were running around the head, every rustling was stressful and there was no question of looking for shots.
Interesting movie, great photos, I'm waiting for more. Greetings from Poland.
Thanks a lot Andrzej!
Enjoyed seeing you out and about Attilio my friend, and couldn't agree more about enjoying the moment, thanks for sharing some cool shots
Thanks mate!
Grazie, complimente
I would say I really enjoy your work and the passion you bring into it. It affects the viewer.
Thanks, really happy to read this!
Great videos... you have a way of inspiring beginner photographers like myself. I do however have a question. It may be a dumb question, but I'm going to ask anyway. My camera is a Nikon d5600 which I am not 100% familiar with, but I am pretty sure it cannot achieve an iso of 64. Is that low of an iso necessary for similar results as yours or is iso 100 adequate in this application?
Thank you! You are fine with iso 100 👍
Great video! That is such a beautiful area. I visited in February, and the Tetons were hidden under thick cloud cover the entire time. Thank you for sharing your images!
Thank you Veronica!
Beautiful photos attilio more like these videos love these type videos 😊
thanks! will do :-)
Thank you for taking me on your trip. I am absolutely inspired.
Next time come along! Ciao Nancy;-)
Hello Attilio,another great video ,with another beautiful location.Thanks
Thanks Luis!
Just postponed my trip scheduled for this past May/June/July. I'm heading there and Yellowstone this August/September. Would have been interesting to bump into you there. Thanks for the video.
You will love it...in a couple of weeks I will post the Yellowstone part...
Enjoy your tour, lot to see in Yellow stone .we were there same time last year.
thanks!
Grande Attilio, con i tuoi magici tutorial sto imparando sul corretto uso dei filtri.
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Beautiful Attilio! Even though it was not a tutorial it is still instructive.
Thank you!
Really enjoyed watching this video. Thanks heaps for sharing.
Thank you!
Excellent video Attilio. Yes please make a few more. Very informative!
Thank you! Will do...
Beautiful photos, especially the final image. Thank you.
Thank you 🙏
Fabulous as usual attillio,,,, well done mate, thanks again, Bob
Thanks a lot Bob!
@@AttilioRuffo ho attilio, If you don't mind, I would love to see how you created the colours in the final image,,,, just stunning my friend,,,,, thanks again, Bob
@@robertmyers4390 maybe in one of my next LR video... 👍
@@AttilioRuffo OK, thank you for your reply attilio, can't wait to see this, thanks again, Bob
So beautiful Attilio, which month it was? I've been to the Grand Teton NP in Autumn last year but unfortunately, there was no snow on the mountains. thanks
Thanks. It was June… lovely place
Wow! Stunning photos. Thank you for sharing them.
Thank you!
Very nice photos. Are these straight from the camera or did you edit and enhance at all in Photoshop/Lightroom? Thanks for info.
Another informative and enjoyable video. Thank you. I want to try using a 50mm for pano shots. I’m wondering if you use a leveling base on your tripod for your shots. Can you tell me? Thanks!
I do use a leveling base for panorama photography
Loved the video, thanks. Where was the last location? You named all of the other locations except the very last one. Im getting ready to head out to the tetons and would love to goto that place.
Thanks! The last location is by Jackson Lake!
I missed this one …hope all is well Attilio ..Happy Healthy New Year. Oh and no bears 👍👍
I drove past the grand teton area once....I cannot wait to go back.
it's just beautiful!
Espetacular.
Thank you
I'm a bit late to this one - but the process you talk through resonates with me. And whilst all your pics are terrific, the ones you took with the variety of lenses at your last shoot location are simply stunning. Thanks for sharing. I must learn patience..... :)
Thank you 🙏
How were you able to get everything in focus at f8 on the last photo? Any tips?
Wow, Atillio, I just recently discovered your work and this video was excellent. And thank you for giving the gear specs for each shot-I haven’t experimented a lot with long exposures for landscapes but I’m buying a 10-stop ND TODAY.
Thanks mate! You will enjoy it...
Ho guardato il tuo website e le tue foto sono incredibili. Grazie per l’aiuto!
Hola Attilio, gracias muchas gracias, tus enseñanzas y tu forma de disfrutar la fotografía me motivan. No hablo inglés pero te entiendo perfectamente. Bendiciones y sigue así. 👍🏽📷
Gracias Miguel! 👍
You're great. A fantastic voyage in the nature's beauty ... thanks !
Grazie mille!
Thankyou , there was still some tips there , never stop learning , thanks Attilio .👍🏽
Thank you Warren!
Beautiful location!! I am off to the Drakensberg next weekend, which looks very much like this (minus the bears of course!). Cannot wait to get some landscape photography in!
Have fun!
Super video learned a lot on using filters THANKS ! ! Yes to locations like this one !!!!!
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Thank you!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video Attilio. Hoping to get up there someday.
Thank you!
When were you there? I was just there June 9-15 and heading back today until Saturday. Also, next time a thing to avoid bears is just to put a small bell on your shoe as you walk. They will hear you coming and you won't surprise them.
I was there 2 weeks ago, and yes I was making a lot of noise while hiking...
Amazing photos as always.
Thank you 🙏
Great videos Attilio, and it's cool that I've come across your channel and subscribed, since I'm actually heading up to Grand Teton and Yellowstone with my roommate in mid-September on a road trip from Houston, TX! Anyway, I do mostly real estate photography down here and a little bit of nature out in the country on the small ranch where I grew up in south Texas. For the upcoming trip, I've been wanting to get a starter filter kit for my full-frame Canon 6D to try my hand at some long exposure and to also darken the sky more than just my usual screw-on polarizer. I've been researching the major brands of filter systems the last month and am really leaning towards the Haida M10... The Red Diamond Essence Kit 2 with the 3.0 Medium grad since I use my 17-40mm ultra wide zoom, nifty fifty and cheap 75-300mm for telephoto. I thought the medium grad, vs. the soft, would be more of a catch-all for my 3 lenses since budget is an issue, too. I see you have started using the new Haida M10 system and I am just curious what your thoughts are on it. I want to make a decision soon so I have time to practice with the filters a good deal before the big trip! Keep up the great work and thanks for inspiring us to get out and explore our photography more!
Thanks Brian and welcome to my channel! 👍
Very nice parc there. Is that in America ? Nice pictures to. I like your reaction when you saw the Bear warning board. lol. In march when i was in Japan, i was also staying few day in region where in the forest are some bears, i did'nt took the walk in the woods, cause i was raining to hard that day. But there they dont sell bear spray, you can hire bells, so you can make much noise during walking. And fighting the bear, like written on the board, i think with only hands its not possible. Bears are much stronger then humans. Looking forward to the next video
Thanks Kris, yes this Parc is in Wyoming...
It was well worth the walk!!!
always! :-)
Lovely photos Attilio, what a beautiful place, thanks for sharing.
All the best..........Peter.
Thanks Peter!
Hi Attilio, just saw your shots at Teton. For your 125mm shot, did you try out without the Polarizer? My second thought here is, how about stopping down to f11 and not use the Polarizer? ND10+ND Grad+Polarizer+all the elements in the 70-200 : too many glasses?! :-) What do you think? Sorry for too many questions! :-)
US has indeed some really photogenic national parks!
I wanted to test the quality of the images using all those filters in front of my lens... ;-)
really enjoyed the portrayal of Grand Tetons! This brought back so many good memories from my camping trip last year to the Yellowstone and Grand Teton National parks. Was your visit during May/June?
Thank you! Yes...
Thank you for this video Attillio. I've been following your channel for quite a while and, what can I say, all of them are really, really good, but this one is just stunning. One question though, I noticed there is one photo you made out of 12 vertical shots. If you ever run out of ideas for the video topics, this may be a really interesting one. I would be great to hear how did you made this 12 vertical shots photo. Thanks again for your great work.
Thanks my friend, also for the video idea...although I do have a video about panorama... :-)
OK. I guess I missed it somehow. Will definitely check it. Thanks! :)
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Thank you. A true artist bringing it all together nicely. Much better than the Northrups. ;@)
thanks a lot Alex! :-)
Excellent video. The ambience was awesome 👏🏻
Thank you!
That was lovely. Yes, I would love to see more landscape photography videos with you on location, especially in stunningly beautiful locations like this. Umm ... while you were talking about your understandable worries about a bear encounter, you passed a small tree right next to you, that looked like a bear had been scratching its claws on it. The bark had been stripped off revealing the white wood underneath.
Wendy you will see more video on location... :-) I saw that tree in the video...not live though!
Such a stunning and powerful video. Your final time lapse in the last location was beautiful. Quick question, can you get the same dramatic skies that you captured at the beginning in post production without the grad filter on the camera? I really really loved this video. Thank you.
Thanks Conor! And yes you can darken the sky in post, but it always gives me more satisfaction to get on camera... ;-)
Thank you for this videos and these amazing landscapes.
Thanks Alain!
Fantastic images, well done.
Thank you Dave!
ah that's my absolute dream travel destination! thank you for the video!
it is worth the visit!