Epic Light in Sedona / Landscape Photography
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- This is the last video of the Northern Arizona Workshop with Brendan van Son. We experience epic light in Sedona and show you different compositions of a very similar scene.
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It's almost like the best choice would be a combination of the two photos. The bottom half of the one on the right. The top half of the left. If pressed though I'd have to choose the one on the left. 🥂
David Senteno thanks David!
Hahaha..... I'm a runner! LOL. I thought Mike was a little stressed about where I'd run off to. Heheheee..... Seriously though. It was a great workshop and I so thankful to have joined, learned from, and met everyone. Oh, and left.
da Vinci of sorts the runner!! Haha thanks buddy. It was an absolute pleasure. I’m sure we’ll see you in March 👊🏼
da Vinci of sorts the runner!! Haha thanks buddy. It was an absolute pleasure. I’m sure we’ll see you in March 👊🏼
da Vinci of sorts the runner!! Haha thanks buddy. It was an absolute pleasure. I’m sure we’ll see you in March 👊🏼
The left photo. Better leading lines. The lack of light on either side of the trees, combined with the line down the middle, really pull ones eye into the photo.
Brandt Bennett thanks Brandt!
Right one for me! The composition feels more balanced and calming to me. Nice video, looks like a great workshop!
Brian Lackey thanks buddy. Definitely an amazing time!
Mike, Like them both, but the one right slightly better. However the branches in the upper right on the left photo to me are a bit distracting. They just look too different from the other trees and bare branches that frame this image. I’ve photographed from the same spot and I know it is tough to get “unwanted” branches out of the way. I would definitely like to photograph this spot in the fall, but it probably “over run” with photographers.
Carl Jarvinen thanks Carl, yeah we definitely got lucky and didn’t have anyone else there. Fall gets pretty crazy in Sedona haha. It changes every year at this spot too. The trees are becoming really overgrown. Thanks for watching!
Amazing location, One on the right for me. Cheers for sharing.
Adrian Alford Photography thank you Adrian!
I’d pick right because of the better light. Frankly I think both suffer from the main subject being too small in the frame. I think this shows up in the Ken Burns zoomed in pan - the cropped shot of the rock with the light on it is really nice.
Bill Young I agree after some time away from the photos. Thanks Bill!
I like both pictures, but I love the one on the left. I got drawn to that picture right away.
Elly Elzinga thank you!
Tough decision Mike. Both images are great, but, to me the left image. Because there is separation between the trees, and cathedral rock. On the right image, although the light gave great color to the trees, they become one with cathedral rock. So, the image to the left has more depth, and to me a bit of blue is always nice to have.
Manuel Ordorica thank you so much Manuel for the input and thanks for watching!
I liked the one on the left, my eye definitely was drawn to it first. Great trip, I just made it to Sedona last fall. Got some great shots at the airport location, but on the trail to the right from where you were standing. Happy composing..thanks for sharing.
Robert Hennessey thanks Robert! Glad you got some shots you’re happy with. Cheers!
Great Video as always. Sadona is on my bucket list. Cathedral Rock - great location. Question, on time lapse it looked like the camera zoomed into Cathedral Rock. Does that take special equipment. BTW, from one of you previous videos on lightning, I want to make my way to Tucson during the monsoon season to see if I can capture some lightning.
nrlondon7959 you’d love it here during monsoon season. It can get crazy. We are doing a Grand Canyon North Rim monsoon workshop this year too. As far as the time lapse, we shoot in 4K, then put it on a 1080p timeline and zoom in during the clip. It was just shot on a tripod 👊🏼
@@PereaPhotography Thank you. That workshop sounds great. However, most workshops are pretty expensive and out of my price range. I want to take a trip to the north rim. I think the place is called Tuelweep or something like that. That's on my bucket list. Each time I watch your videos I add to my bucket list. LOL
Great episode dude. I prefer the second shot.
Diarmuid O'Donovan thanks buddy!
Re the two Cathedral Rock images: I much prefer the first (left). The shaded trees nicely frame the Rock and the rivulet leads the eye right to it. The other image seems a bit busy for my taste.
I was in Sedona in 2018 but didn't have a chance to look for that particular spot. I hope to return, maybe next year. Is that part of Oak Creek reached from Red Rock State Park? Thanks.
John Drummond yes it is and thank you John!
I like both photos. I prefer the one on the right because of the color on the trees.
nrlondon7959 thank you!
The picture on the right, that dramatic sky does it for me. I also like that Black & White shot I think I'll have to got back over some of my edits from that location. Mike and Chris had a great time and when looking back we really did have great conditions for a photography work shop, that was my first one, are they not all like that! hahaha Did anyone find Jay?
phynx2006 thank you David! Jay is rumored to still be out there somewhere....
If i was to choose, i would say the one on the right would be my fav. but both are awesome. I do like the B&W photo also. I would love to come to one of your workshops someday, looks like lots of fun.
Tye Eggleston thank you Tye! We would be honored to have you!
Oh wow... that spot brought back a lot of memories. 23 years ago one of my sons, who was 4 at the time, slipped and fell in the creek. I was able to grab him without incident. I was shooting a Nikon 4004 at the time of cathedral rock.
I like one on the left for the stronger leading line.
Cool video. Keep up the great work! 🤠
Richard Bonine, Jr. thanks Richard! Wow a Nikon 4004? That’s pretty cool!
I still have so much to explore in Sedona (I live in Phoenix). Last time I went there I took some random road that said it led to a recreation area and as soon as I rounded a corner I could see Cathedral Rock off in the distance and also there had just been a storm so the lighting, the sky, the clouds were amazing! I got so many great shots that day!
Photo by Mike! Absolutely amazing atmosphere! Excellent journey! Thank You!
Thank you!
There’s more atmosphere of the one on the right. The light in those trees 👍
Shaan Herbert thank you Shaan!
Have to say I prefer the left photo .
Great video .
Martin Nightingale thank you Martin!
Really hard to pick between the two sunset images. I think I'm leaning a little toward the one on the left because I like the light on cathedral rock a little bit better. They are both beautiful.
John Leftwich thanks John!
its one of those times where i want to merge the 2 the one on the left has a better visual presence with cathedral rock because the trees are in shadow, the one on the right i like the foreground and sky better.
Joseph Cole thanks buddy!
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Please tell us the exact location of this spot, what it is called,, what trail leads to here? I am going to Sedona next week, and really like to shoot photos in the exact place you did. Thank you very much!
Great video! Loved the locations.
Let's Go Outdoors thank you Michael!
loved both the same great pics
brett hall thanks Brett!
I’m heading to this location tomorrow, we are gonna scout during the day, can anyone help with a tip to where this Oak Creek location is?
The one on the left I slightly favor over the right. Both are beautiful
Florian Cortese thank you!
Have to go with the right, love the water and light on the trees. Great work!
Paul Farace Photography thanks dude!
Both are good I like the one on the left.
bill baker thanks Bill!
Hey! How do you get to that creek location to photograph cathedral rock?
Not an easy choice. Even if I agree on people choosing le left one because of leading lines, I prefer the one on right. Light on trees changes the balance: left one shows cathedral rock vs landscape remaining, right one shows top in beautiful light vs bottom already in dark. Beautiful place and awesome photos!
Gervais Chouinard thanks Gervais!
Looks like Red Rock Crossing-when I lived in Sedona (in1970's) red rock loop road was a dirt road most of the way. I'm sad about the development there but I have my memories of a town with no traffic lights and no chain stores except for the Daily Queen out on the flats.
Kathy Stoner it is still a dirt road for the last 2 miles or so. And yes I agree the traffic is pretty bad, especially on weekends and I’ve seen it change a lot over the past 20 years.
this on the right
Magda Gałkiewicz thank you so much Magda!
The one on the left. It caught my eye and drew me in to the center more.
Steve Coulter thanks so much Steve!
Both shots are nice but i prefer the one on the left.
Enrique thanks Enrique! Mate time!
@@PereaPhotography Mate time? I know the mate you drink, cold, with bubbles and wild berry. LOL
Left, has less light on the tree line and pulls your eyes towards the rocks where the light is focused , and I like the look of the water a bit more also . but both are awesome no matter which catches the eye more ! Great show again, miss the wonderful Chris but you managed ok without her . Best wishes as always !!
MrSlade62 thank you so much!
I like the left side. I like the dark trees. Its kinda erie?
Beautiful ! Love both！
The one on the right for me.
William DeSevo thanks William!
Great light, the photographs turned out really cool!
Fabrizio Zago - Photography and Media thank you!