Landscape Photography in Zion National Park | With Thomas Heaton
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มี.ค. 2018
- Thomas Heaton travels to Utah's Zion National Park, where he waits for the opportune moment to capture an image in optimum natural light.
Zion National Park is nearly 600km² and features the breath-taking Zion Canyon. The perfect place for a spot of landscape photography!
Want to find out what Thomas got up to in Death Valley? You can watch that video, here: goo.gl/jXee2A
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I love the way Thomas takes you on a journey. So happy that Wex are sponsoring him as I think his images and storytelling are quite special ❤️
Thomas is the reason I subscribed to Wex..... love his videos
Wex, you certainly picked the right guy.
This is my kind of pace; my kind of landscape photography. Love it.
"When the light kisses these trees...." Thomas, you are awesome
It’s such a joy to travel and explore with a camera. This video is exactly the format that inspired me to do landscape photography and start a channel sharing the joy and meaning of it. Nicely done Wex and Tom.
A couple of absolutely stunnin' photos! :D
Subscribed :) I'm here because of Thomas! Thank you for sending him out!
thank you thomas i really love you videos
Agree that beauty cannot be rushed.
Nice one TH....Just getting out and sharing those magic moments with nature can as we know do wonders for your mental health and personal well-being... Photography a tool to help you achieve inner peace...kind regards and great job as always...JC...
briliant
Wex, leave Thomas alone. I wil go to Tahiti in his place. You're welcome!
Thank you very much for the video, though. Breathtaking photography!
you make landscape photography so immensely beautiful. thank you.
Beautiful video and stunning photos! Mr Heaton has done it again.
I like the first one.It's amazing
Love your videos and very happy that Wex are sponsoring and helping you to travel amazing places.
Awesome Photographer Thomas Heaton. Absolutely stunning video :D Thanks WEX for sponsoring him for this.
Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant.
Thank you Wex. Thomas Heaton is such an amazing photographer, videographer, storyteller & all round nice guy. This is a great vlog of
winter time in Zion National Park.
Great video, Thomas. Lovely images, always enjoy your work and your laid back approach.
Thanks you very much. The photos are peaceful and elegant. I staying inspired! Have a great light!
Pure class. Hope you get another chance to explore.
Thanks Wex. I enjoyed Thomas' two videos.
Thank you Wex, another outstanding video from Thomas. Lovely shots, both, giving Ben a run for the money!!! Keep'm coming. Best, Bob
Those intimate landscape work even better because we are taken on this trip with Thomas, Ben or other landscape photographers and we can see the greater image also.
What a great video from Thomas. I always enjoy and appreciate his philosophy to quality over quantity.
Gorgeous image at 6:43! Thomas makes it look so easy! Great vlog!
Love watching your videos
Send this guy to the Grand Canyon next
Love his video work!!
Subscribed to Wex :D
Planning on heading back in late May. I enjoyed your visit and a free as to how hard it is to catch the light in Zion.
Brilliant shot Thomas thanks for sharing
Heaton captures images Simply Stunning! Im a Fan 🍻👍😍
A very good video explaining the thought of the photography
Hello Thomas and well done again, what a beautiful image of that tree you captured @ 6.45 into your Vlog. Not only are you a super vlogger but a smashing photographer. What an image to be very proud of ...
Wildlife can be slow peaceful and hectic in that way, especially with an old manual focus lens.
Thomas Heaton is my favorite landscape photographer on TH-cam, he always make a great videos and give valuable information's of landscape photography, i think you should send him again to an other location.
Gidday Thomas, You were so close to Bryce Canyon, amazing there... when i went to Zion several years ago it was gloomy and overcast when i arrived... Set up camp awoke in the morning with 2 inches of snow on my tent lol. But what a difference a day can make? Made a cuppa tea, off I went exploring. good times. keep up the good videos Mate. ;-)
Next time you come across the pond check out the East side of Utah, Canyonlands, Moab, Arches National Park, Mt.La Sal just to name a few places. Mind blowing, like zero light pollution for night scapes as well.
Awesome Videos, cheers Wes
It's such a challenge to sit and wait on the light hit just right, BUT when you discover how to do it, it's an incredible experience.
Wex, you could consider a commission to Greenland as Im sure Thomas would love to get the chance to go there. Two great episodes and hope there are more in the future
and I'll carry his bag;)
Top video, greetings from the warm Dubai.
Great stuff...can I ask whats the name of the soundtrack for this video?
Hello Thomas, again, regarding your (cable release), may I suggest that you attach a large postman's rubber band to the cable, then attach the large loop around the base of your camera. By doing so, this will stop your cable release becoming loose, lost or broken. Best regards, Allan...
I leave mine around too. I'm too easily distracted :). Great advice!
It would be great if you made this a yearly commission. Somewhere different each time but ALWAYS Tom of course
Out of interest, is there any reason you didn't bracket that lovely shot of the tree?
Does Thomas know you are using his video?
Most photographers these days just capture as many images as they can pick one of those to show but I doubt that kind of photographing skills or lack of it..Really love your style because you have an image in your mind even before you capture actual one.
Thomas I love your photography and you are extremely talented but I have to disagree with being satisfied with one good image. I went to the Grand Canyon 3 years ago for 4 nights and took about 60 images, of which I would say 5 were wall-hangers. I couldn't justify a 5k trip just for one image, but I guess if you are commissioned its a different storey. As always great vlog and superb images.
Ian Brown i think there are different ways to look at it. I think he is right to say as long as there is 1 good image the trip is a success. You always hope for more, but its not always the case. Weather, gear, transportation, amongst other things might get in the way. Also sometimes its easy to get wrapped up in trying to find the right image that you lose track of what remarkable things are around you. On the flipside, you can just snap away and well your composition is off just a little, or the settings are wrong that you arent able to get good images. All about finding that balance.
I really struggle with the idea of taking one or two images a day.
Dam... beaten again 🙈
First!
Great video and a real boon to Sex to have him.