It truly is amazing how Mother Nature can sculpt the landscape. True artistry. We can only marvel and try to record it. Thank you for doing so, Adam. You partner with her well.
I love the ability to take chaos and crop into beautiful compositions! The hallmark of great photographers is finding order in the larger context. That's what I love about Edward Weston's photos. Thanks Adam!
I really enjoy watching your videos Adam. I too live on the Island and appreciate that you identify the places you go, it inspires me to follow suit. I am off to Hornby in two weeks; a favourite of mine too. I like how you show the raw file and then fade to the finished image. Thanks.
Wonderful location, so many beautiful photos. That whole Vancouver area plus all the islands looks incredible, one day I’d like to see it in person. Thanks for sharing!
Like I just posted on Gavin's video, you guys' images and videos displaying the incredible beauty we have here in BC is a constant source of inspiration for me. We're unbelievably lucky here.
Beautiful place Hornby Island. Never ceases to amaze me how geology and the forces of nature shape and mold rocks into something so unique. I loved that first image with the fallen tree logs. Fantastic! I've started a list of Island locations for my next vacay. This spot might make that list. 😊
I really appreciate your videos, Adam and how you provide the information showing RAW then edited shots. I like the perspective better from the higher angle and you made a good case for a taller tripod.
Gave a Big Sigh as I watched this vlog. I was booked to be on Hornby three weeks ago, but then got the dratted Covid so had to cancel. Time to rebook. Completely agree about the joy of living on the Vancouver Island and along Canada's West Coast. Still pinching myself after 40 years!
Very interesting to see how you create images from this interesting but chaotic landscape. Your simplification of the scene and use of light are to be admired. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
What a cool place! Enjoyedthe video very much, including the tunes! Bought my husband one of your latest caps and he loves it....it really suits him. Thanks for the continuing inspiration.
Dude, with your botanical background, no trout lily/dogtooth violet photo?! Wonder what the Fuji would do with those, blur the background to oblivion! Looks like an outstanding location. Thanks!
Wow. Great place. I’m surprised that you didn’t use some tighter crops on some of the textures and convert to black and white. Hold that, just got to the Taffany section. 👍☺️👏👌
Wow that was a beautiful Island I really need to visit my friend who lives in Vancouver!! I haven't been out west since my trip to Puget Sound over 15 years ago! I look forward to the Antartica 'Zine!! It's funny I use a selfie I took in the knit hat I bought a couple years ago for my picture when I'm in a Zoom meeting! 😁
I loved this episode the geology and rock structures were marvellous Adam, especially the smooth sandstone boulders over layers of shale, contrasting nicely with the following days images with that wonderful moss on the rocks. Can I ask what make are your wellibobs Mr Gibbs?
Always enjoy your videos, Adam. About your tripod (I've been searching for a longer one myself) - brand and size? 3 or 4-section? Do you have any problems carrying it onto airlines?
Hornby = Hippie Island... home to some incredible mountain bike trails too... think you might need a handy dandy step stool or short ladder (or a Jetson's jet pack) on the next trip for that roots image... great advice on the tripod... there have been a few times I have stood under my tripod, looking up through the viewfinder 🙂 Love the powerful oblique lines caused by trees and or rock in the various images... I take pride in anticipating what your captured image will look like as a processed image file... and today the pano crop at 15:14 was pretty much exactly what I thought you would do... that makes your videos in more powerful teaching tools in my opinion... 🙂 Wow... the switch from textures and lines to the freshness of the wildflowers and greenery was astounding contrast for the session... 🙂 Great call on the ND... really helps the blue in the foreground puddles too, and very lush contrast between the blue and the green 🙂... Thank You!
Great presentation as always all super photos. Was interested in the first shot why you decided not to cut off the log on the left. So, if let the viewer wonder where and came from and how long it was?
Are you making the Antarctica Zine with KOZU BOOKS? Their quality is fine however, they take so very long to mailout, I often forget I had ordered. Hate to pester you with query about delivery!
@@QuietLightPhoto I was introduced to black, no sugar, Barry's Tea in Ireland in 1983! Have not contaminated my tea or coffee with anything ever since......
Oops! I hit the dislike button and didn't realise I'd done it until I did the same thing on another video I watched...I wonder how often I've done that in the last few months😬
I love the cup you are holding at the end of the video. I agree with the message. Thank you.
It truly is amazing how Mother Nature can sculpt the landscape. True artistry. We can only marvel and try to record it. Thank you for doing so, Adam. You partner with her well.
I love the ability to take chaos and crop into beautiful compositions! The hallmark of great photographers is finding order in the larger context. That's what I love about Edward Weston's photos. Thanks Adam!
I really enjoy watching your videos Adam. I too live on the Island and appreciate that you identify the places you go, it inspires me to follow suit. I am off to Hornby in two weeks; a favourite of mine too. I like how you show the raw file and then fade to the finished image. Thanks.
Beautiful as always Mr Gibbs.
Thank you kindly
Another masterclass on how an artist sees and captures the image.Thanks Adam for another great vid.
Yes Adam you are lucky indeed.
Thanks for sharing again.
Stay safe 🇦🇺
Oh, that soft side light on the second more was so beautiful and tranquil. Some gorgeous images, here, Adam. What a place. 👍
Wonderful location, so many beautiful photos. That whole Vancouver area plus all the islands looks incredible, one day I’d like to see it in person. Thanks for sharing!
Like I just posted on Gavin's video, you guys' images and videos displaying the incredible beauty we have here in BC is a constant source of inspiration for me. We're unbelievably lucky here.
Always incredibly happy when these come out. My favorite thing to occupy myself with on Sundays!
The Toby Island photo was magical.
What a lovely island to explore. Nice video Adam.
Beautiful place Hornby Island. Never ceases to amaze me how geology and the forces of nature shape and mold rocks into something so unique.
I loved that first image with the fallen tree logs. Fantastic!
I've started a list of Island locations for my next vacay. This spot might make that list. 😊
Great Adam it amaze me how u guys look at something and get a good image
When I retire I feel like I’ll need to live there for 3-6 months. So many beautiful settings.
Great photos this episode! The solo boulder on the right w the color was so good!!
I really appreciate your videos, Adam and how you provide the information showing RAW then edited shots. I like the perspective better from the higher angle and you made a good case for a taller tripod.
Some lovely images buddy! Looked like a playground! Love them greens!
Thank you! Cheers!
Really strange and beautiful place ... thanks for sharing !!!
I'm in for the Toby Island photos- nicely done! Cheers!
What a fabulous place to be! Fascinating photos and I love each one as always! The lilies were amazing!
Excellent and informative video. Enjoy your explanation of what you are doing and why. And yes it looks like a fabulous place to live.
This weeks photos are intriguingly mysterious, even after seeing how they were made! Eagerly awaiting the Antarctica zine!
Uncle Grumpy give us Hardcastle back!
Beautiful photos!
Gave a Big Sigh as I watched this vlog.
I was booked to be on Hornby three weeks ago, but then got the dratted Covid so had to cancel.
Time to rebook.
Completely agree about the joy of living on the Vancouver Island and along Canada's West Coast. Still pinching myself after 40 years!
Hornby, are u rich?
Wonderful stuff Adam! Thanks for bringing us along!
I always enjoy your content. You got some awesome images. Looked like moss on the rock in the last image. Thanks for another great video!
Thank you Adam, envy your choice for photography, keep up the great work.
Many thanks!
Very interesting to see how you create images from this interesting but chaotic landscape. Your simplification of the scene and use of light are to be admired. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I loved your Antarctica images from the workshop and I look forward to buying your zine.
Love the last 2 images. Best of all day 💪✨☘️
You are indeed lucky to live in such a beautiful area.
That very last image was really nice -
Love the roots Adam
adam the artist
What a cool place! Enjoyedthe video very much, including the tunes! Bought my husband one of your latest caps and he loves it....it really suits him. Thanks for the continuing inspiration.
Thanks, June!
Love the Tafoni images, inspired to try some on our coast in Victoria, Australia
Superb shots!
Really enjoy the small details!!😁
So Adam went photographing with one ginger & this ginger Ninja stayed home 😂🤟🙄
More
Like ginger nutter
@@QuietLightPhoto 😂Well I did work with them for 26yrs
Dude, with your botanical background, no trout lily/dogtooth violet photo?! Wonder what the Fuji would do with those, blur the background to oblivion! Looks like an outstanding location. Thanks!
Wow. Great place. I’m surprised that you didn’t use some tighter crops on some of the textures and convert to black and white. Hold that, just got to the Taffany section. 👍☺️👏👌
You strong like Bull to move that second stone you stood on! Liking the pano of Tiffany too 🙂
Wow that was a beautiful Island I really need to visit my friend who lives in Vancouver!! I haven't been out west since my trip to Puget Sound over 15 years ago! I look forward to the Antartica 'Zine!! It's funny I use a selfie I took in the knit hat I bought a couple years ago for my picture when I'm in a Zoom meeting! 😁
I loved this episode the geology and rock structures were marvellous Adam, especially the smooth sandstone boulders over layers of shale, contrasting nicely with the following days images with that wonderful moss on the rocks. Can I ask what make are your wellibobs Mr Gibbs?
Wellies are muckboots
Always enjoy your videos, Adam. About your tripod (I've been searching for a longer one myself) - brand and size? 3 or 4-section? Do you have any problems carrying it onto airlines?
I currently use the FLM CP34-L4 II Tripod, 4 leg sections, I put it in my checked in baggage with the head off
Really like your videos. Does it really say what I think it says on your coffee cup? 😄
Hornby = Hippie Island... home to some incredible mountain bike trails too... think you might need a handy dandy step stool or short ladder (or a Jetson's jet pack) on the next trip for that roots image... great advice on the tripod... there have been a few times I have stood under my tripod, looking up through the viewfinder 🙂 Love the powerful oblique lines caused by trees and or rock in the various images... I take pride in anticipating what your captured image will look like as a processed image file... and today the pano crop at 15:14 was pretty much exactly what I thought you would do... that makes your videos in more powerful teaching tools in my opinion... 🙂 Wow... the switch from textures and lines to the freshness of the wildflowers and greenery was astounding contrast for the session... 🙂 Great call on the ND... really helps the blue in the foreground puddles too, and very lush contrast between the blue and the green 🙂... Thank You!
Nice video. In the later part of the video, your jacket makes you look like the caped crusader.
The image at 20:58 is gorgeous!
Great presentation as always all super photos. Was interested in the first shot why you decided not to cut off the log on the left. So, if let the viewer wonder where and came from and how long it was?
Not sure probably just didn’t look right at the time?
The geology exposed in the intertidal zones on the east and west coast of Canada is really amazing.
Just above the roots image I spotted what looked like eyes would be interesting to see that composition...Spoilt for choice
I do not know why, but 15:10 picture i like more uncropped one., By the way good video (and great pictures), as always. 👍
Are you making the Antarctica Zine with KOZU BOOKS? Their quality is fine however, they take so very long to mailout, I often forget I had ordered. Hate to pester you with query about delivery!
No this zine I will be publishing myself here in Vancouver. No pre sale, when it's ready to go I'll announce and ship right away. Thanks!
@@QuietLightPhoto Fantastic, can't wait! I appreciate your prompt response, good Sir!
Ben horne would get mad at you for
Moving those rocks 🙈🤟💪🤙✌️😬😂😊
Rock star!
Well well, Uncle Grumpy 😠 😡! What did u do to Gavin Uncle Grumpy 😠!?
This Adam Gibbs guy is the greatest contemporary landscape photographer; disagree, then who is?
Gavin already being replaced. The world really has gone stark raving mad.
Thank you Adam. The shot with the tripod 'really high' could be said to make you 3ft 6in tall. Just sayin.😂
Hornby is a magical space.
I can’t resist mentioning that the baseball cap is probably the most elegant I own, and of the highest quality manufacture…
Great! Good to hear Kemer, thanks!
That was a lot of milk or half and half contaminating your tea at the start of your vlog!!!!!!
Tea without milk is just not right. Milk of course, half and half is for coffee.
@@QuietLightPhoto I was introduced to black, no sugar, Barry's Tea in Ireland in 1983! Have not contaminated my tea or coffee with anything ever since......
Which FLM tripod are you using these days?
I believe it’s the cp34 l4 version
bro where you get those snazzy boots?
Muckboots.com
Comparison is the thief of joy.
Tafoni 🤦🏻♂️
Oops! I hit the dislike button and didn't realise I'd done it until I did the same thing on another video I watched...I wonder how often I've done that in the last few months😬