Congratulations on your award, very well deserved. Going to a new location this weekend and the weather is now changing to a more moody one. Can’t wait to see what we get.
Well deserved recognition of the 100,000subscriber Mads, your vids along with Nigel's and Gavin's (him of the 'appropriate' footwear!) are the ones I most enjoy and learn from.
Perfect timing Mads!! I have a beach just like this near me and on a moody day went there. With lockdown, no one was around. I could take my time as you seem to do in your videos, waiting. I'm learning a lot and it helped so much more that day than if I had not paid attention to your videos. Thank you. Congratulations on the Silver Award!!! Marilyn
Had some unpredictable spring weather here in Scotland too Mads, even had snow again in some parts of the country. You certainly captured the drama of the day and especially liked the images of the wooden walkway. Great to see you receiving your Silver play button too, it is so well deserved
Congratulations for the 100 thousand, thank you teacher with each video I learn (or at least I try) photography but it also forces me to make an effort with my weak English, thank you, thank you very much for your teachings.
I had already taken several sky photos, to be used for sky replacement in Luminar. But, did not edit them yet. Then, watched your edit tip. So I tried it with Luminar and a couple of the sky photos. It worked great, so now I have skies taken in same shooting, but with different levels of darkness. Thank you
Mads, I am a relatively new viewer to your channel. What impresses me most is your enthusiasm and the consistent quality of your content. I am wondering if you have in your plans to talk about how you manage your photography collection. I am looking for a system whereby I can log my collection in a manner that my images can be cross-referenced. For example image_005 is a horizontal format of a barn with dramatic clouds; how do I cross reference it so that I know that image has dramatic clouds; that image is suitable for use in calendar publication and also as an image for an article about the importance of supporting your local farmers (ie editorial use)? Do you have a favourite tool for managing that?
Congratulations on 100,000, Mads! Your videos are always incredibly inspirational. That smile on your face whilst in the field, camera by your side is always amazing to see. Excellent work as always. I look forward to your future videos.
How do you chose what gear to bring with you on your hikes? Do you bring multiple lenses in fear of not getting a shot because you left the gear back home? Or do you take one lens and try to get the best of it?
I have a lovely Olympus OM D camera sitting gathering dust… after watching this video I just got motivated to get out again and image… thanks it was brilliant Incidentally are Micro 4/3 format of any use for landscape photography
Congrats on the 100K mark. What I've learnt the most, apart from the photography skills, is to just get out whenever possible in all conditions to give yourself the best chance of getting great shots.
Great video. Coincidentally I ended up on the beach in a thunderstorm yesterday before I saw this video and even captured some forked lightening that I didn’t see but that was in one photo. I am going to try your tip for making the clouds pop even more , up until now I had just been using a touch of dehaze
As always, I've enjoyed your video and found it informative. I've noticed that you are shooting with Sony A7R3 in the rain. I was under an impression that Sonys are not well weatherproof and was wondering if you had any issues. Thank you.
A great, informative video. Thanks a lot for this. May I ask you which backpack do you use in this video? Lowepro 350 or 450? I would like to buy one too, but I'm still unsure of the size.
You can tell photographers who grew up in the digital age by indicating an aperture of f14. Lol. That is f11-1/2 on a lens barrel! Ie f2, f4, f5.6, f11, f16, f22, etc. Another great video Mads!
Many congratulations on your award Mads, richly deserved. As always another great video. "Moody" weather is one of the best times to get out, great clouds & light. Keep up the good work. Weather in East Anglia STILL cold - it's the middle of May!!
Congratulations Mads Peter Iversen on your always very informative videos, I wanted to ask you how do you fight the blur especially when there is a lot of wind ? thank you
@@MadsPeterIversen sorry I didn't understand correctly or maybe I explained myself badly, obviously with image stabilization or fast shutter speeds you avoid blur, but using ND filters with very long exposures it is a real problem to get the camera stable so I was hoping for concrete help
If it gets too wet in the field I usually have a cloth to dry it and when I get home I dry it with a towel and leave it be until it has room temperature :)
Congratulations on the TH-cam award Mads. You deserve it. Your photography is inspirational and your TH-cam videos are my #1 for photography. One question: you don’t need protection for your camera in the rain? I have a Nikon D850 and I would not trust it in the rain unprotected.
Well done!!! Many congratulations to you. We always love your enthusiasm for photography and your videos are always a centerpiece for our learning. Because where we live is moody quite a lot I want to use this tutorial as a base for learning this style.
Shooting in bad weather is amazing! I found some of my most compelling photos in this weather! Thanks a lot Mads for sharing:) Best wishes from Uruguay! Congratulations as well !!!! :) :)
I loved the image of the wood pier heading into infinity with the moody clouds! I am not that dedicated to going out into the rain and especially risking my camera and lenses! Great work!
I love moody, overcast and severe weather. And I thought the same thing as you until one day I was almost struck by lightning at 1500m altitude :D ⚡️⚡️⚡️
nice shots, always worth getting out in the rain, as a bonus, less people around :D, you should make a similar video for midday shooting... i just went to Dragør beach, the lovely sunlight ruined all my shots :D, was expected thou, unfortunately for many people this is the timeframe they can get out and about, would be awesome with some tips :D.
Fabulous, as always. Thanks for the clouds tip, I must make some time to try this. I use Lr, not Ps, but see no reason why it would not work there too, with a gradient filter. Congratulations on getting the silver button, it's great to see this acknowledgement of your popularity.
Congratulations on finally getting your silver button Mads, even if it’s late. Moody clouds for sure, although I preferred the final shot you showed without the person. That’s just my choice. Was the tide way out at the time you were there ? Nothing like a little Spring rain 🌧. Stay safe Mads 😷🇦🇺
100,000!! Wow, well done Mads, richly deserved for all your hard work. Another inspirational video with great tips. I like how you keep it simple, many thanks...
I love your images from Denmark Mads. It's a realistic goal for me, as I'm never going to get to Iceland or the other places you travel to. Inspiring to see photos from Bønnerup Strand. I was there yesterday, but with the dog, not my camera! The gear's going with me next time TV2 vejr promise showers though! :)
Thanks for the reply, Mads. Also meant to say that I love the way you say “moody”! And thanks for the video, I’m in NE Scotland...also unseasonal “moody” weather!
I D&B my clouds and sky using luminosity mask that selects basically the sky. The advantage is that the weight of the curve I apply with this luminosity mask has more effect according to luminosity
Really like the last picture with the man versus the cloud, great tension. Also gratulation for the button, one of the most interesting channels for landscape photography. Keep going 👌
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I love shooting in bad weather. The light is amazing in those sudden special moments. Congratulations on the award. Truly deserved!
Thanks a lot, Dom!
A truly great day - for ducks and photographers!
Well done Mads. Well deserved!!
The 'darkening clouds' tip has just transformed my photos! Thank you so much!
As I've said before, one of the top three photographers on TH-cam. Outstanding image maker..
Thank you so much, Nigel! Means a lot as there are some excellent photographers here!
@@MadsPeterIversen credit where credits due Mads.
Congratulations on your award, very well deserved. Going to a new location this weekend and the weather is now changing to a more moody one. Can’t wait to see what we get.
Looks like beautiful warm sunny Spring weather there. Congrats on the award. You deserve it.
Amazing as always!
well done Mads, well deserved. awesome photo's
really really amazing photos !!! ... fantastic colors , I loved congratulations
I envy you. I live in California. We have no clouds - just boring blue sky. Great video. Thanks.
Well deserved recognition of the 100,000subscriber Mads, your vids along with Nigel's and Gavin's (him of the 'appropriate' footwear!) are the ones I most enjoy and learn from.
Absolutely agree - I'd also include Adam Gibbs to that list
Thank you, Steve! :D
I have to say you have a great eye and vision for composition; pressing the shutter button is the easy part of the whole process.
Thank you, Bruce! It is indeed :)
Wonderful work 👏
Perfect timing Mads!! I have a beach just like this near me and on a moody day went there. With lockdown, no one was around. I could take my time as you seem to do in your videos, waiting. I'm learning a lot and it helped so much more that day than if I had not paid attention to your videos. Thank you. Congratulations on the Silver Award!!! Marilyn
this is my favorite style of photography. So beautiful scenes.
Love your unpretentious way of sharing your talents. And your photography is fantastic!
Had some unpredictable spring weather here in Scotland too Mads, even had snow again in some parts of the country. You certainly captured the drama of the day and especially liked the images of the wooden walkway. Great to see you receiving your Silver play button too, it is so well deserved
Love seeing comments from Scotland lol sorry
@@annaheya2109 Have another :-) The weather has been unpredictable indeed - you can capture the four season in one day just now.
@@speedyreidy575 yeh I used to live in Glasgow know exactly what you mean lol
Yeah, everything seems to be a week or two late. But spring is coming fast now :)
congrats and thanks for an excellent vlog
Well done getting over 100k, you deserve this so much. A great photographer I enjoy watching and learning from.
Thank you so much, Sarah!
Congratulations for the 100 thousand, thank you teacher with each video I learn (or at least I try) photography but it also forces me to make an effort with my weak English, thank you, thank you very much for your teachings.
Congratulations.. I am always enjoying your video
Congrats Mads !! In Texas we call that sleet. Hail breaks car windows here.
Haha yeah, there are some wordings which are a bit different because in Denmark sleet seems to be that intermediate state between snow and rain :)
Great video!! Thank you! Congrats on reaching over 100k. Would love to see that photo behind you at the end!
Brilliant video Mads. I love your work.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks again for the friendly kick in the a.. ti get out even in the rain. These great shots are the best motivation!!
good and informative video. thanks
Thanks for the tip using the blend mode.
Very helpful! Thanks for the detailed explanation of your process!
Mads ... great video and fantastic photos! AND my biggest "nugget" from it was how to darken the clouds so they look natural! Loved it. Thanks again!
Excellent video and great tips as always.
I had already taken several sky photos, to be used for sky replacement in Luminar. But, did not edit them yet. Then, watched your edit tip. So I tried it with Luminar and a couple of the sky photos. It worked great, so now I have skies taken in same shooting, but with different levels of darkness. Thank you
Mads, I am a relatively new viewer to your channel. What impresses me most is your enthusiasm and the consistent quality of your content. I am wondering if you have in your plans to talk about how you manage your photography collection. I am looking for a system whereby I can log my collection in a manner that my images can be cross-referenced. For example image_005 is a horizontal format of a barn with dramatic clouds; how do I cross reference it so that I know that image has dramatic clouds; that image is suitable for use in calendar publication and also as an image for an article about the importance of supporting your local farmers (ie editorial use)? Do you have a favourite tool for managing that?
Hi John, thanks a lot for the kind comment. In all honesty, no, I don't have such a system... Not even sure if I can point you in a certain direction.
Congratulations mate and great video as always Mads
Congratulations on 100,000, Mads! Your videos are always incredibly inspirational. That smile on your face whilst in the field, camera by your side is always amazing to see.
Excellent work as always. I look forward to your future videos.
Thanks a lot, Matthew!
How do you chose what gear to bring with you on your hikes?
Do you bring multiple lenses in fear of not getting a shot because you left the gear back home?
Or do you take one lens and try to get the best of it?
Your videos are always informative and entertaining. This looks like a good genre to try.
I have a lovely Olympus OM D camera sitting gathering dust… after watching this video I just got motivated to get out again and image… thanks it was brilliant
Incidentally are Micro 4/3 format of any use for landscape photography
Congrats on the 100K mark. What I've learnt the most, apart from the photography skills, is to just get out whenever possible in all conditions to give yourself the best chance of getting great shots.
You nailed this 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome.
Well done Mads congrats, I love your moody photos thanks for the tip. Cheers
Good advise to plan a shoot in the future . The clouds will be in position.
Excellent video and stunning images as always Mads! Great stuff!
thank you again mads
Congratulations on the 100K!
Gratz to 100k(+10k ;) )
Great video. Coincidentally I ended up on the beach in a thunderstorm yesterday before I saw this video and even captured some forked lightening that I didn’t see but that was in one photo. I am going to try your tip for making the clouds pop even more , up until now I had just been using a touch of dehaze
Congrats Mads. 👏👏👏👏👏👏You are my favourite photographer. I love your moody shots and how you process them. I learn so much from you. 👍👍👍👍👍
As always, I've enjoyed your video and found it informative. I've noticed that you are shooting with Sony A7R3 in the rain. I was under an impression that Sonys are not well weatherproof and was wondering if you had any issues. Thank you.
A great, informative video. Thanks a lot for this. May I ask you which backpack do you use in this video? Lowepro 350 or 450? I would like to buy one too, but I'm still unsure of the size.
I use the 450 :)
thank you for another epic video, love you enthusiasm, and your photos, a real insperation :)
Thank you Mads and congratulations!
It looks like your Sony got totally wet. I am always a little afraid of rain but it seems like it doesn't matter?
Great video
You can tell photographers who grew up in the digital age by indicating an aperture of f14. Lol. That is f11-1/2 on a lens barrel! Ie f2, f4, f5.6, f11, f16, f22, etc. Another great video Mads!
Congrats on the 100k and superb images! 👊🏻
"It's so rainy"
Good first step. Go emo!!!
Many congratulations on your award Mads, richly deserved. As always another great video. "Moody" weather is one of the best times to get out, great clouds & light. Keep up the good work. Weather in East Anglia STILL cold - it's the middle of May!!
Cracking photo my friend.
Congratulations Mads Peter Iversen on your always very informative videos, I wanted to ask you how do you fight the blur especially when there is a lot of wind ? thank you
Proper tripod, fast shutter, support the camera, and maybe image stabilization :)
@@MadsPeterIversen sorry I didn't understand correctly or maybe I explained myself badly, obviously with image stabilization or fast shutter speeds you avoid blur, but using ND filters with very long exposures it is a real problem to get the camera stable so I was hoping for concrete help
Can I ask how you care for your camera after being out in heavy rain please? I’m always so worried about getting my Sony wet...
If it gets too wet in the field I usually have a cloth to dry it and when I get home I dry it with a towel and leave it be until it has room temperature :)
Congratulations on the TH-cam award Mads. You deserve it. Your photography is inspirational and your TH-cam videos are my #1 for photography. One question: you don’t need protection for your camera in the rain? I have a Nikon D850 and I would not trust it in the rain unprotected.
Well done!!! Many congratulations to you. We always love your enthusiasm for photography and your videos are always a centerpiece for our learning. Because where we live is moody quite a lot I want to use this tutorial as a base for learning this style.
Shooting in bad weather is amazing! I found some of my most compelling photos in this weather! Thanks a lot Mads for sharing:) Best wishes from Uruguay! Congratulations as well !!!! :) :)
I loved the image of the wood pier heading into infinity with the moody clouds! I am not that dedicated to going out into the rain and especially risking my camera and lenses! Great work!
they so pertty
I love moody, overcast and severe weather. And I thought the same thing as you until one day I was almost struck by lightning at 1500m altitude :D ⚡️⚡️⚡️
I love beach photography, but what a bind cleaning all the crunchy bits out of the tripod afterwards
How did you manage to keep the front of the lens, clear of rain drops.
Do you find that two stops is best for exposure bracketing? I usually use only +/- 1 stop.
It depends on your camera and the scene, but yes, the +/-2 is generally my go-to setting. Turned out, I didn't need it ;)
Congratulations on getting the silver plaque, well deserved! Nice tip on the blending mode.
Brilliant, Mads! I would have stayed inside, but you were out making art. Thanks for the inspiration. 🙏
Best wishes on your next 100,000 subs. Great show as usual.
nice shots, always worth getting out in the rain, as a bonus, less people around :D, you should make a similar video for midday shooting... i just went to Dragør beach, the lovely sunlight ruined all my shots :D, was expected thou, unfortunately for many people this is the timeframe they can get out and about, would be awesome with some tips :D.
Mads, you make it look so easy! Thanks for the video, it’s been a really good watch.
Beautiful image ❤ thank you for sharing , we seem to have missed spring here in Scotland too or it hasn't arrived yet 😁
Wow absolutely amazing. Big like from always happy baby channel pakistan stay connected dear good job
Congratulations with your plague. It must give you a great feeling to be liked so much. And you deserve it. Great videos. great pictures, thank you.
Congratulations on your 0ver 100k award. Also it is great video on creating moody images and thank for the tip on creating moody clouds..
Congrats on your 100K, well deserved 👌👍
Fabulous, as always. Thanks for the clouds tip, I must make some time to try this. I use Lr, not Ps, but see no reason why it would not work there too, with a gradient filter.
Congratulations on getting the silver button, it's great to see this acknowledgement of your popularity.
Virkelig en fed video Mads. En af dine bedste på det seneste 😀 elsker moody billeder. Og stort tillykke med de 100K 🙏
Mange tak, Chris! :)
Congratulations on finally getting your silver button Mads, even if it’s late.
Moody clouds for sure, although I preferred the final shot you showed without the person.
That’s just my choice. Was the tide way out at the time you were there ?
Nothing like a little Spring rain 🌧.
Stay safe Mads 😷🇦🇺
lockdown consistited of this mans face on my screen almost daily hahah
100,000!! Wow, well done Mads, richly deserved for all your hard work. Another inspirational video with great tips. I like how you keep it simple, many thanks...
Where do you focus your camera while taking the bridge photo?
Same technique as with the pool :)
How do you focus at 1/3 into the scene?
I love your images from Denmark Mads. It's a realistic goal for me, as I'm never going to get to Iceland or the other places you travel to. Inspiring to see photos from Bønnerup Strand. I was there yesterday, but with the dog, not my camera! The gear's going with me next time TV2 vejr promise showers though! :)
Great stuff, Mads, some lovely atmospheric shots in there 👍🏻 Congratulations on the 100K too
Hey Mads. I’m thinking it might have been nice to try a pano for that first photo to capture the tremendous breadth of the scene.
Beautiful images Mads, as always and my congratulations for the 100k. You have deserved it, really 👍👍👍
Thanks for the reply, Mads. Also meant to say that I love the way you say “moody”! And thanks for the video, I’m in NE Scotland...also unseasonal “moody” weather!
Awesome video as always mads. And congratulations on the 100k and getting you silver play button. Well deserved 👍🏻👍🏻
Is it always cold and rainy where you are? Don't remember seeing good weather lol
That's Denmark for ya :D Summer usually lasts a good days time.
@@PeteHappyFeet like in Scotland
Hi Mads! Which Mic do you use to récord audio?
Hi, depends which one you mean ;)
th-cam.com/video/GAZyKQsOV-o/w-d-xo.html
I D&B my clouds and sky using luminosity mask that selects basically the sky. The advantage is that the weight of the curve I apply with this luminosity mask has more effect according to luminosity
Did you use a Polariser?
Really like the last picture with the man versus the cloud, great tension. Also gratulation for the button, one of the most interesting channels for landscape photography. Keep going 👌
Thank you, Stefan! Means a lot :)
Hi Mads!
Congrats for you button!
Next station... 200k ??