I love the shot of the other photographer in the opening of the cave, the other shots are excellent but that one stands out for me. I didn't know they said "bum" in Canada, I thought only us Brits and some Australians used that word. Great video, great tips for getting a shot and very real forgetting your remote. You also covered what a lot of photographers don't realise, that your foreground is often darker.
you are good, beautiful photos, I am an amateur photographer, I take photos of nature, sunsets, strange clouds, Moon, Sun, some planets, Jupiter, Mars 👏👏👏 👍
excellent instructional vid. If you need to get that tripod lower in the future don't be afraid to cut some of the center column off the bottom. Have fun!
Hi Lisa. I can see it's a video from last year, but still I'll leave my comment. Beautiful location and shots of course, not to mention yourself, absolutely gorgeous lady. Well done.
Do you have good weather apps or features within apps you use to give you a better idea of when it's worth the trek to attempt a good shot(s) because the horizon will be clear enough to allow light diffraction?
Great video and results! I'm not sure if you're aware of this but (in most cases) if you go any high then f/17 you start to lose sharpness in your image. I usually shoot anywhere from f/14-16 for landscapes but of course I see what you're doing stopping down your aperture to extend your shutter speed. Just wanted to make sure you know!
For years I've carried a small three-legged stool on the side of my backpack so I don't have to sit on the ground. Roughly $20 at a outdoor store. Doesn't take up much space and gets me lots of comments in photo classes. Just a thought. BTW - Great photos, nice presentation. Glad you don't take yourself too seriously.
Awesome video I learned a thing or two, and this was way more interesting then most other videos that try to teach what you are doing. One question what do u use to record your voice, a shotgun mic, clip on mic?
I get it your option for a long exposure to get the watter as smooth as glass and it creates a wonderful pic but how can I take a pic of a similar environment but capturing the waves without loosing light in the photo?
indeed, i did it today, where i were out at the beach and the sun had set, and i waited like 10-20 min after, and i thought that it couldnt get better, but half way home i saw the sky was intense red and really stunning, and i were like DAMMIT, but rookie mistake i guess
I think she's guessing at her exposures anyway. The viewfinder won't affect the actual photo, only, perhaps, the metering. The mirror flips up during exposure, blocking the VF from the light path to the sensor.
Great photography. BUT you're seriously beautiful too (ignore the insulting comment from some people), but you should try and model in this lighting (and in general) Best Regards! :-)
Great Work Lisa and great Captures!!
Last picture is stunning!
I love the shot of the other photographer in the opening of the cave, the other shots are excellent but that one stands out for me. I didn't know they said "bum" in Canada, I thought only us Brits and some Australians used that word. Great video, great tips for getting a shot and very real forgetting your remote. You also covered what a lot of photographers don't realise, that your foreground is often darker.
The aound of the water is soo soothing
I like Lisa's informal teaching style - The video was very helpful indeed. Thanks
Great video Lisa, Nice composition in the last image the way that the curved branches point at the sun - very nice
totally agree with the relief felt after the rush of light has passed-awesome video
you are good, beautiful photos, I am an amateur photographer, I take photos of nature, sunsets, strange clouds, Moon, Sun, some planets, Jupiter, Mars 👏👏👏 👍
Your video is so captivating. And so are you. Love it!
Great video Lisa. For things like barnacles, I've carry a small travel towel in the camera bag that can sit/lie on if need be.
Gorgeous shot. Nice composition and well worth the wait!
Great video. I was there on holiday back in 98. Love BC
Thanks for the video Lisa, beautiful locations. :)
Great tips! And beautiful shot! Thanks!
I Like your presentation style you kept interesting and informative. This was the 1st of your video I have watched I will looking for more
Great video! I like your sincerity... I'm not a morning person neither XD
Very useful. I usually use the live screen view in order to get perfect composition and exposure. By the way very beautiful final image :)
excellent instructional vid. If you need to get that tripod lower in the future don't be afraid to cut some of the center column off the bottom. Have fun!
Great result in the end. Nice to see you on TH-cam again :)
Always looking for places to visit in Canada as I love exploring Canada.
amazing composition. awesome video.
Beautiful work and scenery :)
Hi Lisa. I can see it's a video from last year, but still I'll leave my comment. Beautiful location and shots of course, not to mention yourself, absolutely gorgeous lady. Well done.
Good video, I like the way you explain things , Thank you
Amazing vid! Fab pics!! Your so cute! Come photograph wales, U.K. 😊👍🏻📷
Thanks for sharing this a great tutorial.
I liked this. Would be interested in seeing how you developed the final image as a video.
Yeah, I felt it stopped too early... and suddenly.
Maybe her battery went dead? But she could've added the still photos later.
:(
I appreciate the video. I never get low like that so thank you for the idea! Can't wait to try it :).
Nice pictures
Can you tell me what's the settings and the lens you use!
Do you have good weather apps or features within apps you use to give you a better idea of when it's worth the trek to attempt a good shot(s) because the horizon will be clear enough to allow light diffraction?
I really enjoyed that video! very nice
Wonderful tips thanks
Very well done!
Great video and results! I'm not sure if you're aware of this but (in most cases) if you go any high then f/17 you start to lose sharpness in your image. I usually shoot anywhere from f/14-16 for landscapes but of course I see what you're doing stopping down your aperture to extend your shutter speed.
Just wanted to make sure you know!
I had to stop the video there 😂 Almost stoped at i can add it in post
Livingmylife you know how it goes 😂
Nice Job., enjoyed your video.
For years I've carried a small three-legged stool on the side of my backpack so I don't have to sit on the ground. Roughly $20 at a outdoor store. Doesn't take up much space and gets me lots of comments in photo classes. Just a thought. BTW - Great photos, nice presentation. Glad you don't take yourself too seriously.
For a while, I used a seat pan from an F-4 ejection seat. It's butt-shaped and very light - aluminum, I think.
What brand is that jacket? I like it.
Thanks for having me along on your expedition. Reminds me of some I did in Texas when I was in college.
Fantastic Sunshine
"I GUESS there's actually a time after a sunset called Blue Hour."
I have yet to visit the island! Any recommendations of places to visit?
your movie is beautiful and helpful..thanks ^^
what do you use for recording your movie?
camera? camcorder? Iphone?
pls let me know
I wondered too. I doubt it's a phone, the mic is too good; probably a shotgun mic.
Maybe her channel includes that info on the "about" page?
greeting Lisa ! , from Calgary,AB.Canada
Awesome video I learned a thing or two, and this was way more interesting then most other videos that try to teach what you are doing. One question what do u use to record your voice, a shotgun mic, clip on mic?
enjoyed this ..good work
Great video Lisa...what model of tripod are you using?
I get it your option for a long exposure to get the watter as smooth as glass and it creates a wonderful pic but how can I take a pic of a similar environment but capturing the waves without loosing light in the photo?
Neutral-Density (ND) filter will do that. A variable one gives you more options.
indeed, i did it today, where i were out at the beach and the sun had set, and i waited like 10-20 min after, and i thought that it couldnt get better, but half way home i saw the sky was intense red and really stunning, and i were like DAMMIT, but rookie mistake i guess
Sunrise is for me to avoid people in the shot. And it's always before the sun appears I get the best colour
Lisa, what sort of HDR software do you use or recommend? Thanks. Nice results, by the way.
Ohhh... I thought she said "ATR" and wondered what that was.
this girl is attractive and speaks enormously much
Great video! Thank you. I am going to subscribe
Thanks for the tips :)
That was bad ass , how do you set it up to do that ?
Can you tell me which tripod used?
Blue hour or "Twilght"
thanks
great video, thanks
If I wanna buy a filter, what filter should I buy ?? Is it GND or CPL ?? It's for sunset or sunrise photography.
i use CPL, and have a nice results
Awesome :-)
Is An ND Filter Needed?
Query...
You would not cover the viewfinder so that it is not contaminated ambient light?
I think she's guessing at her exposures anyway.
The viewfinder won't affect the actual photo, only, perhaps, the metering. The mirror flips up during exposure, blocking the VF from the light path to the sensor.
Which 5d ?
Great!
Great photography. BUT you're seriously beautiful too (ignore the insulting comment from some people), but you should try and model in this lighting (and in general) Best Regards! :-)
thanks for your nice video i love it .but i am nikon user
Gorgeous, you look amazing and a great tutorial come to the UK, 5 minuets from Shakespeare's house great photo opportunities !!!! xx
They still do the minuet in the UK?
:D
You look beautiful!
You are so nice
I freaking want her!
Why tell us?
Will you marry me ?!?