the best KEPT SECRETS to get GREAT photo in BAD WEATHER
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ธ.ค. 2023
- Discover the Ultimate Photography Hack for Capturing Breathtaking Shots in Unfavorable Weather! Join me on a Parisian adventure where we defy the elements to create fine art masterpieces that could grace gallery walls. In this video, I embark on a challenge to recreate my best work amidst challenging weather conditions. Uncover the secrets behind winning compositions and learn what it truly takes to craft award-worthy photos. Don't miss out on this journey where creativity meets adversity, revealing the hidden gems of photography in any weather. 📸✨ #PhotographySecrets #WeatherChallenge #fineartphotography
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I had all but given up on photography because of poor results, when I stumbled upon your videos. What a difference they have made! The quality of my photographs has skyrocketed, and I owe it all to you. Thank you, thank you, and thank you again. I'm now an enthusiastic photographer, instead of a depressed one. This video is terrific.
Wow this is the kind of comment that makes me wane up happy every morning tks for taking the time
Hi Serge. The money shot for me was the bench and the light at 22:13. Cracking image.
Awesome! 👍
That’s all true. Of all the photographers I follow on TH-cam, most photos from Serge Ramelli are consistently more stunning than all others all the time. And his explanations are great to follow too. Merci Monsieur Serge Ramelli. Joyeux Noël et Bonne Année 2024.
merci bcp!!
Hello Serge. I'm Canadian spending 3 months in Europe. We flew to Paris where I spent 3 days there. I didn't have the chance to take long exposure, but did manage to take lots of photos of Paris. Your videos are superb and my photography went to bad to very good thanks to you.
This video is having much more value. Thank you for that
Hello Serge, I would like to thank you for the values you added to my photography. I met you 4 years ago. It made a great moral contribution to me during my asylum process in Switzerland. I see that their equipment has changed during this process. While you used to use more normal lenses, now you are using much more expensive lenses. Your old equipment gave me courage. Thanks
happy to help
Whatever You want to do can be done with much more primitive equipment Serge talks about the camera that he was using to get the Great Photos he was trying to duplicate!!!!!!!!!! Less than $1000. Instead of $6000. or more !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HE SAID SO IN THE BEGINNING OF THE VIDEO :) :) :) Just go Shoot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic video Serge! I always learn something new from you and my photography always improves with your training.
What an spectacular video Serge 🙌
Amazing footage, the photos, the teaching, the energy. Very happy to have shot those places with you this year. Looking forward to watch the next videos in these series 🔥
It was so fine being with you!
Great video Serge !
Hello Serge!
I've been watching your videos on TH-cam for a long time. I learned a lot from you on how to process photos of cityscapes. Thank you for your positivity and love for photography.
Unfortunately, there are not many such beautiful cities in the world as Paris, where a photographer can fully use all his skills.😊🎉❤
i know but they are quite a few
Serge - I am instantly an avid subscriber. Love your lesson here. I have thousands of photos of Paris all taken during October through February over four trips to Paris over a ten year period; all with my Nikon D90. I'm now glad I took them during this time. I've gone back and compared some of mine with the examples your discussed . Its given me confidence that I did ok most of the time with composition and light. I wished I had known more about long exposure techniques then.
I constantly ache to be back in Paris and yes, immerse ourselves in Montmartre we got to know so well. Having watched your lesson here, the ache/ the urge is now nearly uncontrollable - pack and go!!!
Happy that you like this and yes do come back!
I was in Paris a lot 20 years ago. One of my two favorite cities (the other is "the Paris of South America"--Buenos Aires). I do not do international travel any longer but, I will use what I am learning around my area of California. Thank you for the explanations & showing what can be done. (I loved walking around Paris-which I did a lot in the 2000's.)
Unfortunaly it is no more an enjoyable city - living here
Very cool, thanks!
You bet!
Great video! Enjoy seeing Paris!
Magnifique Serge - that was wonderful and inspiring to see how you think through the composition and settings - thank you.
I'm watching this with my daughter who is off on a school trip to Rome at Easter 2024. She says can you do another photowalk like this Paris one but next time in Rome and give some of the backstory to some of your AMAZING series of photos of Rome and - "Rome by Night".
Also you had a Pro-Spec F2.8 lens and shot at F7, so please....can you get near the same feel with a Kit Zoom F3.5-5.6; 18-55mm on APS sensors - the sort of DSLR a teenager can afford for their first visit to the city? It may not be so good at ASA more than 16,000 (like most it gets noisy @32,000) but it can shoot HDR sequences.
Merci pour toute l'inspiration !
Loved this video and the new versions of your old images. I've been a fan of yours for years and I continue to draw inspiration from your videos and incorporate your techniques into my own photos. I'm a fellow Sony A7RV shooter and was about to give up on long exposure photography with this camera because it was taking the camera same amount of time to process a long exposure image as it took to shoot it. For an 8 minute exposure it was a 16 minute process from start to finish. Thanks to excellent customer support at Sony I learned that the problem was I had the long exposure noise reduction feature turned on. Can't wait to get out and shoot long exposures now.
Well done
Always nice videos with a lot of information
tks a lot
Serge, I appreciate the tutorials and your passion for photography.
My pleasure!
Wow so glad your video popped up, so inspirational. Love Paris so much. Thank you❤
You are so welcome!
Thank you learnt so much 🙏
you are welcome!
Great Video! I am heading to Paris next year and am looking forward to photographing some beautiful spots. In an earlier video, you said you had some of these scenes/locations mapped out, but I never could access them. If you still have that mapping, I'd be grateful to get a copy. Please let me know if and where I can obtain a copy. Thanks, and thanks for your great instruction!
yes here it is www.photoserge.com/blog/the-best-photography-locations-in-paris
This was very interesting. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video now if I can just make it to Paris to try this out😅. I really liked the challenge and how you adapted to changes. Glad I found your channel.
Thank you for the insightful video. Montmartre however is not the oldest part of Paris, not even close..
Exactly! Latin Quarter is the right answer.
Greetings from back here in Florida! This video is so inspirational Thank you for sharing how difficult it can be to get a good photograph. You have made me feel so much better about my own struggles. (Your photographs are amazing!)
I'm a little confused about the statement 'We are here in Montmartre, the oldest place in Paris,' when the place was officially annexed to the city in 1860. Before that, it was a tiny separate village outside of the city limits. If anything, Montmartre is one of the most recent parts of the city of Paris. You literally have places near the Seine River with ruins dated to the pre-Roman era. You can find remnants of Lutetia on the Île de la Cité.
Really great pictures 👌🏼 but what is the actual secret to photographing in bad weather except come back another time? I didn't get it 🙈?
Hi Serge :) DID YOU Need Permission for a Tripod Anywhere ??????? ThankYou ( I try to follow all of Your Videos They are GREAT)!!!!! I was in Paris (and around Paris) for three days last summer (Quite beautiful BUT too many things to see) I must go back ASAP :) :) :)
yes you mudt and i ise tripof a lot as i done a lot of long exposure
Hi Serge, I may have missed but what is your go to f-stop on these types shots?
f7
@@SergeRamelliPhotography thanks!
Would a series of 5sec exposures stacked have not worked for the bridge shot?
Poser un Leica sur une table de bistro à Paris sans se le faire voler, c'est assez bluffant.
I’m more impressed that he didn’t get mugged than his photography
paris is not that bad!
Bonjour Serge.
Tu sembles utiliser ton filtre ND à l'intérieur de l'appareil au lieu de devant l'objectif. Est-ce avantageux? Et pourquoi? Il me semble que non, car "Bonjour la poussière et les débris sur le capteur.
tres aventageux i seul filtre pour tout mes objectifs!! plus jamais problem de saleté
@@SergeRamelliPhotography Merci pour ce partage d’expérience et cette vidéo magnifique 🤩 Pouvez-vous m’indiquer quelle est l’opacité du filtre ND que vous utilisez dans ces conditions s’il vous plaît ? Et est-ce que le même vous suffit dans des conditions plus lumineuses ?
Hi Serge, I attended your workshop webinar yesterday but never received the free ebook... please help!
please write to support@photoserge.com and he will email it to you right away!
Nice content you've got kind of a american-french accent, where are you from?
Hi - is the Ridley Academy a genuine course?
Yes it is amazing for real!
@@SergeRamelliPhotography there are a lot of online reports of it being a scam.
Mr Ridley makes claims of performing with Quincy Jones , Stevie Wonder , U2 , Robbie Williams etc yet I can find no evidence of this on the internet.
How are his methods better than studying with a real piano teacher?
Isn't it dangerous to walk around Paris with a Leica and place it on the bar table?
No be in paris for 45 years never got robbed, my assistant got my camera robbed but he practically left the bag in the street unattended like any city be aware, but news making places look more dangerous than they actually are
Je suis Adelia c'est mon cousin Matteo qui a filmé ça
Hi Serge, can you please ask your support to respond to my mails? I bought a set of presets ($47) for Lightroom Mobile and all I got is xmp files, which I can't import into Lightroom Mobile, since I don't own a desktop PC nor other version of LR. I got a vague answer from them on my first mail and after that... silence.
You should have a version that goes into lightroom (not classic) and they will appear on your phone
@@SergeRamelliPhotography No, they will not. If you onlly have Lightroom Mobile, you can NOT use xmp preset files. You need DNG files to get those presets.
The Quartier Latin is the oldest part of Paris, dates from the Roman empire
Can I ask why you would shoot at F22. And then also reach that to someone. Anyone with some photo knowledge and lens knowledge should know at F22 you will have refraction. Causing your image to lose sharpness.
Diffraction rather than refraction. However, you need to consider if it is a real problem or not. To what degree is it a problem. Most lenses stop down to f22 so, f22 must be fine as an aperture. The focused image is there with some marginal softening from diffraction. I would say that post-production could limit the effects in practice. Received wisdom might not always be reality in every case and not a serious or debilitating problem in image making.
Ну и что ты так клешнями машешь французишка, гыгы