TH-cam, please explain to me why this guy does not have 1 zillion subscibers yet. This dude rocks with insane pro video all the time. Love your content.
I’m starting to follow your rules in my photography, and I must say that what you say is a foundation in my way of “seeing “ the reality....thanks Adrian
Really like the way you explain your thought process and the things you look for when making an image I’m learning a lot From your videos and love your images , keep up the great work
(As I was saying 😖😂😂)......... I always connect with your images Adrian but this video was a tutorial as well and I personally found it extremely informative, thank you.
What a beautiful landscape you were in! Subtle, understated, maybe more emotionally accessible, at least for me, than some of the places that are so super dramatic. Thanks for making this! I found it really useful. There are landscapes similar to this where I live and photograph. Really appreciate it!
Enhorabona per la teva feina. M'agradan molt les teves imatges i el videos transmeten una calma que moltes vegades m'emociona. Molt bon treball. Sort i salut. Salutacions des de Mallorca.
What a lovely excursion. The fog made everything serene and peaceful. You got a lot of great images on that trip, and I saw a few more that would work well in color. One thing I will take issue with...I would have taken the backlit side of the first structure to get the door and roof, then worked the exposure in post to bring out that side (or just blast the exposure). Let the background blow out - it is fog anyway. Worth a chance, perhaps?
And I used to photograph as much as before, and then I realized after 33 years that I had wasted all these years of my life. I realized how pointless this is.
Oh, maybe. But wait, let's see your photos. Could be it's not that bad. Don't be so hard on yourself. Maybe you've had 33 years of beautiful walks in the country, or city. Looking out, saying to yourself "there's a picture here somewhere". Searching for it, snapping the shutter, getting home to develop and print(or taking it to the "Fotomat"). Seeing the result, enjoying it and thinking about the next shot, the next walk. On a geological time scale, yes, life is pointless. But put all those moments, experiences, joys, heartaches together. That's the point.
@@49Bob49 Therefore, after all these years, I realized that I was not spending all this time on something serious, not on something really worthwhile and useful for myself, but only on useless emotions that did not benefit me or my loved ones. I made sure that no one needs it. It all looks like self-deception.
@@chiefdispatcher I am so sorry that you feel that emotions are “useless”. I am nearing the end of my life, (no, I’m not suicidal), and I feel that the emotions that photography has exposed me to are some of the most beautiful experiences of my life. And I feel quite certain that at least some of my photos will elicit emotions in others once I’m gone. Emotions are such a gigantic part of the human experience.
TH-cam, please explain to me why this guy does not have 1 zillion subscibers yet. This dude rocks with insane pro video all the time. Love your content.
You're damn right!
You are so right! Great work. This men is excellent.
An inspiration once again.
I find fog helps to see in black and white because it tends to mute colour.
thank you for the video.
Another foggy episode...very nice atmosphere...
I’m starting to follow your rules in my photography, and I must say that what you say is a foundation in my way of “seeing “ the reality....thanks Adrian
It's always a pleasure and a joy to watch your videos. The drone shot was stunning. Thank you.
Your channel is one of my favorites and I enjoy your B&W edits
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing. Where was the location of your walk?
I love your approach to patience and perspective. It's so informative and enlightening. Thank you for what you do.
Oh yes please! talk more about composition!
Really like the way you explain your thought process and the things you look for when making an image I’m learning a lot
From your videos and love your images , keep up the great work
Interesting the STOP road sign in Spain is in English.. Great video as usual!
Please do a video for the black and white edits of these photos. I love the high contrast. Makes it look like HP5.
(As I was saying 😖😂😂)......... I always connect with your images Adrian but this video was a tutorial as well and I personally found it extremely informative, thank you.
Great work, congratulations for your work. You are one of few youtubers that making video about what really photography is, and not only gear..
Thanks for taking me along on your walk. Great video and as always great images.
This video was even more insightful than usual. It was great how you explained and illustrated your thought process when composing photographs.
Yess another video by my favorite Bronica guy 😁
Yep! I enjoyed it!😀 Thanks for your 5 hour effort!
Excellent presentation, always connect with your images
Nice work, and great video, I love your B&W style, and it was worth getting your shoes wet! Cheers from Australia!
What a beautiful landscape you were in! Subtle, understated, maybe more emotionally accessible, at least for me, than some of the places that are so super dramatic. Thanks for making this! I found it really useful. There are landscapes similar to this where I live and photograph. Really appreciate it!
Enhorabona per la teva feina. M'agradan molt les teves imatges i el videos transmeten una calma que moltes vegades m'emociona. Molt bon treball. Sort i salut. Salutacions des de Mallorca.
Fabulous Adrian love this video, also great interview on photography daily podcast 😀 love that canal and tree curved image
Another excellent video! Is that your dog Luna at your parents farm? I always look forward to your videos and watch them all.
Excellent video as always. Some great images too.
I recently disocvered your channel and I'm really enjoying your videos! Great work keep going!
Great, educational and entertaining video again Adrian;)
What a lovely excursion. The fog made everything serene and peaceful. You got a lot of great images on that trip, and I saw a few more that would work well in color. One thing I will take issue with...I would have taken the backlit side of the first structure to get the door and roof, then worked the exposure in post to bring out that side (or just blast the exposure). Let the background blow out - it is fog anyway. Worth a chance, perhaps?
Buenísimo, me ha ecanatado este vídeo.
Hi Adrian. Yet again, enjoyed, informative, and nice to see how you can find great images in your local area. See you tonight on Patreon
Great walk and amazing content! Thank You for sharing.
Where is this?
And I used to photograph as much as before, and then I realized after 33 years that I had wasted all these years of my life. I realized how pointless this is.
Oh, maybe. But wait, let's see your photos. Could be it's not that bad. Don't be so hard on yourself. Maybe you've had 33 years of beautiful walks in the country, or city. Looking out, saying to yourself "there's a picture here somewhere". Searching for it, snapping the shutter, getting home to develop and print(or taking it to the "Fotomat"). Seeing the result, enjoying it and thinking about the next shot, the next walk. On a geological time scale, yes, life is pointless. But put all those moments, experiences, joys, heartaches together. That's the point.
@@49Bob49 Therefore, after all these years, I realized that I was not spending all this time on something serious, not on something really worthwhile and useful for myself, but only on useless emotions that did not benefit me or my loved ones. I made sure that no one needs it. It all looks like self-deception.
@@chiefdispatcher I am so sorry that you feel that emotions are “useless”. I am nearing the end of my life, (no, I’m not suicidal), and I feel that the emotions that photography has exposed me to are some of the most beautiful experiences of my life. And I feel quite certain that at least some of my photos will elicit emotions in others once I’m gone. Emotions are such a gigantic part of the human experience.
@@pixeldoc7119 Maybe it's because for you it was like entertainment, but for me it was work for many years.
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