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Nice work 🙂👍💧

You got some fantastic shots! Happy New Year!

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Wow Tim damn fine work, I have waterfall envy.👏📸

Its TIMMY TUESDAY! I missed a video last week to post but glad we're back on schedule! Great video man!

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Ganhou mais um inscrito goste 🇧🇷

Im back, and glad to see another beautiful pic good job

What a lovely video mate! Hope you had a lovely christmas!

Tim! I've really wanted some advice on snow photography and here you are. This is great. I'm grateful for your thoughts.

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Great video and advice. Happy Christmas

Merry Christmas Tim! Cheers,

I've always preferred long exposures, usually sticking to a one second shutter speed, but I feel that after 2 seconds it's kind of redundant because there won't be much difference. Go too long and you start to lose texture in the water completely. In my younger years, I shot a lot of Fujichrome Velvia at an ISO of 40. This, combined with overcast days and a small aperture of 16 or 22 would usually get me to that 1 to 2 second exposure without the need for an ND. I would add a polarizer if I needed to add a couple more stops. I've been photographing for 35 yrs and it was only a few years ago that I bought an ND filter, ironically because I needed to get the digital ISO down far enough to slow it down. My 10 stop ND is almost overkill- best used on brighter days or on the rare occasion I want to make something look surreal. For waterfalls, I still think just using a polarizer as an ND filter is just right. What I like about yours is that it also warmed it up a little. Not sure if that's the color of your polarizer or your post-processing, but I like it better. I also agree about leaving some shine on the rocks, in which case just rotate your polarizer to give less polarizing effect. As for audio, hard to get away from background noise and record on location. Only suggestion would;d be to do a voiceover for that section.

I recently subscribed and this is the third video of yours I've watched. You have a great on-camera personality, knack for speaking, and natural ability to get your point across. Winter photography is always a challenge. Good for you on just getting out.

Keep going ❤❤

This video has too low volume so i quitted it.

Great video and photos as always, Tim. I could really feel that snowy enchanted foresty vibe. Absolutely stunning!

Great video as always dude! I can't wait till we get some snow! So ready for it!

Gorgeous scenery there maybe at the end of the video do a montage of the shots as a recap of the days trip

Agreed. Nice video and good luck with the winter photography!

Great video! It's great to seem some honest landscape photography!

Nice images Tim

Great video, really hoping we get snow here this year, usually never enough to get content with. Keep it up!

Great video Tim! Audio sounds just fine, it helps when you face away from the waterfall, but overall the background noise adds to the ambiance. I especially like the audio where you make up short songs to sing to us while photographing :)

You can raise it up by closing the legs more which will give you 2”-3”.

Enjoyed this one 👍🙂🍂

Thanks for watching! Any suggestions on how to minimize noise from running water?

Great video! Got me inspired to go chasing waterfalls! How much rain do you all get up there?

Nice

Very nice video 👍🙂

wow just , wow

Good work Tim, I liked the images of the leaves. 👏

Every time I watch your videos, I wish I was living in Canada. I am so jealous that you have places like that!

nice love the beach

loved the vid dude i love how even though i know nothing about photography your videos are always fun watch and im already looking forward to the next one ps i liked the hand outro

Always enjoy the energy and positivity you bring to your videos. Thanks for taking us along!

It’s Tuesday and it’s another video! LFG!

Nice little video with some nice images. Just wanted to give a little tip regarding what you said about the tripod height for future reference. If you have another situation where you need it to be only a hair taller and you're not balanced precariously on a rock, you can close the legs some. With them not spread fully, it won't be as sturdy, but it will make the camera just a bit higher, and that might be just the amount you need to make a difference. I hope that helps. And, for what it's worth, I liked the photo as is. The bush didn't bother me. Anyway, have a great day. Cheers from Maine. :) Paula

this looks beautiful

I personally prefer the one with the bubbles. Yes, they are a bit distracting, but the composition and colours are just absolutely great. And I also really love the first image as well.

What's your camera and lens if i may ask

When Tim uploads its a great day!

Great video 🙂👍

Nice man, you give of a nice vibe also. You seem like an appreciative and grateful person. Judging from this little short. =)

Did you pick up the People's trash that was left around from that blue garbage bag that I'm looking at on that tree if you did young man thank you very much more should be like you and us people Leave no trace of any thing

i like the sand formations tbh ( 7/10 :) )

thanks again, keep sharing! you got out there & that's what counts. it's kinda like fishing...there's fishing & there's catching & both are enjoyable. don't have expectations to come away with a great photo every time! ...d

Nice video Tim, nice shots, the last one was my fav.