That is pretty much the premise of me wanting to start a YT channel but have procrastinating on. I turned sixty last summer and I have been shooting since my early teens later acquiring my first SLR early in high school and then my own darkroom setup in my junior year, so I have lots of information and knowledge I would like to pass on before I pass on so to speak... nothing is more valuable to the arts as giving knowledge to those looking to follow their own process in image making. My first step in this process arrives tomorrow when I receive delivery to complete my camera scanning kits as I have hundreds of 35mm and 120 film negatives and slides I have shot dating back to the 70s. That and what I have done since going digital will hopefully get the ball rolling.
This was the top comment and it made me laugh. I have been working on starting a YT channel about life lessons I learned over 35+ years of taking pictures. What the experience taught me. The ups and downs. I also wanted to include the obstacles of being a woman and a gen x in a space dominated by millennials and gen z.
Photo hobbyist for the last 35-20 years, so never a business for me. All the same, I think the discussion about creating value with photography is so interesting. I think it could be the subject of a whole video or podcast series - I would certainly watch/listen!
Just found your channel & subscribed! Beautiful images 💙 Looking forward to seeing your video from my homeland of Scotland.We now live in Southern Ontario and know Canmore well having based ourselves there on a few occasions while visiting the area.Such a stunning place to live.
@Sarah Lyndsay really hope you enjoy it, can't wait to see the photos..!! Have been getting around exploring the Highlands every chance I've had over the last 18 months, there's always something even on the worst weather days
❤❤ bravo thanks for sharing your creative journey and plus you’ve got dog and you are unbelievable human being who loves animals and nature I wish you the best in your future I wish I can meet you one day ☺️
@@sarahlyndsay you keep on going girl straight to the top ☝️you are great at photography and sharing tips for people who want to pursue photography ❤️❤️❤️
@@sarahlyndsay ups I forgot I mean I wanted to invite you to do photography in Australia accommodation provided and you can check obviously everything before you come I’ve got great spots in Australia that I will recommend for you ,also you can bring your dog as well he can stay in our house ☺️ I live in Melbourne but the spots I recommend are at Great Ocean Road
Enjoy Scotland the place I call home, where are you planning on shooting? So many fantastic place to visit as a photographer. Enjoy watching your video's.
I love Drumheller. Can't wait to see more from there in the future! Especially if you do that light idea. Maybe at night or blue hour or something. Fantastic. Congrats on your tutorial! Hope you sell thousands of them!!
How about Projects like : 1. Abradants places 2. B&W book 3. International exhibitions ( Persian Gulf Area ) sorry for suggestions ... wish you good luck
I liked the shot. But, I think you're right. You needed more separation between you and the background. Hopefully you can get some rest before your next big trip. Scotland sounds amazing!
I saw badlands. You said, "Canada". Therefore I knew you were in Alberta. If you want to check out some really big badlands with even a greater variety of hoodoos, the northwest corner of New Mexico should be on your itinerary!!!
I never reached a point of selling my photos. I capture emotion when I release the shutter. I try to end up with an image of " wanting to be there" in them. Like seeing an image of a forest path going off left or right with sunlight coming from that direction. Seeing a road go off, up, and over a hill. When my images can make others feel what I get from them. Think about paintings by artists. Good paintings cause an emotions. There was a pro photographer writer for america's outdoor photography magazine. I read his column every issue. He became a mentor. He died suddenly, but his thoughts did help me " see " more. He had a signature image he just "climbed" up into. In Nepal, he had climbed up a ridge and just at the top he see a once in a life time....dark clouded sky, bright ray of sunlight coming down on a monks convent with a rainbow. It " booms" out an emotion.
That SELFIE with the Yellow Dress came out OUTSTANDING! ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL, The contrast of the Yellow and the rocks.........PERFECT.
You are so kind! Thank you! 💛
That is pretty much the premise of me wanting to start a YT channel but have procrastinating on. I turned sixty last summer and I have been shooting since my early teens later acquiring my first SLR early in high school and then my own darkroom setup in my junior year, so I have lots of information and knowledge I would like to pass on before I pass on so to speak... nothing is more valuable to the arts as giving knowledge to those looking to follow their own process in image making.
My first step in this process arrives tomorrow when I receive delivery to complete my camera scanning kits as I have hundreds of 35mm and 120 film negatives and slides I have shot dating back to the 70s. That and what I have done since going digital will hopefully get the ball rolling.
Wooo hooo! Thanks for sharing this my friend. You’ve got this 🔥
This was the top comment and it made me laugh. I have been working on starting a YT channel about life lessons I learned over 35+ years of taking pictures. What the experience taught me. The ups and downs. I also wanted to include the obstacles of being a woman and a gen x in a space dominated by millennials and gen z.
Photo hobbyist for the last 35-20 years, so never a business for me. All the same, I think the discussion about creating value with photography is so interesting. I think it could be the subject of a whole video or podcast series - I would certainly watch/listen!
Great video Sarah! Looking forward to your PS video!
Hi Sarah and Ollie, welcome home. Another beautiful composition.
Thank you kindly, Bill! Your support has been incredible 💛
Just found your channel & subscribed! Beautiful images 💙 Looking forward to seeing your video from my homeland of Scotland.We now live in Southern Ontario and know Canmore well having based ourselves there on a few occasions while visiting the area.Such a stunning place to live.
You still make great videos even when you’re tired. 👍 given. Looking forward to the tutorial Sarah and SCOTLAND!!!
Thank you my friend! Appreciate it very much 💛😁
Looks like you'll have some lovely weather for coming to Scotland, just make sure you pack a jumper, there's still a winter nip to the air..!!
I’m excited! 💛
@Sarah Lyndsay really hope you enjoy it, can't wait to see the photos..!!
Have been getting around exploring the Highlands every chance I've had over the last 18 months, there's always something even on the worst weather days
Outstanding shot in the yellow dress!💛
Thank you! 💛
Love your work. Looking forward to your next adventure. 👍
Thank you Justin! Happy to hear it 💛
Remember your camera.
but seriously love these videos! thanks for sharing
I wont forget it this time guys... promise! LOL!
thumbs up from scotland here - when are you coming over?
❤❤ bravo thanks for sharing your creative journey and plus you’ve got dog and you are unbelievable human being who loves animals and nature I wish you the best in your future I wish I can meet you one day ☺️
Thank you so much!! I appreciate you. And so does Ollie 💛
@@sarahlyndsay you keep on going girl straight to the top ☝️you are great at photography and sharing tips for people who want to pursue photography ❤️❤️❤️
@@sarahlyndsay ups I forgot I mean I wanted to invite you to do photography in Australia accommodation provided and you can check obviously everything before you come I’ve got great spots in Australia that I will recommend for you ,also you can bring your dog as well he can stay in our house ☺️ I live in Melbourne but the spots I recommend are at Great Ocean Road
Enjoy Scotland the place I call home, where are you planning on shooting? So many fantastic place to visit as a photographer. Enjoy watching your video's.
We are headed into the highlands! Can’t wait! 💛
@@sarahlyndsay No better place enjoy your visit and look forward to seeing the video's...
That self portrait is wonderful...I'm not missing the background separation you talk about..the blending together is what I like... well done.
Thank you! Happy to hear it 💛
I love Drumheller. Can't wait to see more from there in the future! Especially if you do that light idea. Maybe at night or blue hour or something. Fantastic. Congrats on your tutorial! Hope you sell thousands of them!!
Thanks so much Brad! Appreciate it!! 💛💛💛
Awesome self portrait! I definitely want to try it!
i love your video's, good and fun to see
Loved the image Ms. Sarah! 💜💜
Thank you my friend! 💛
@@sarahlyndsay You're very welcome.
great video as always, when you did the panno did you use the lens in portrait or landscape orientation ?
Hey my friend! 💛 Portrait orientation 😁
@@sarahlyndsay yes makes sense otherwise it would look like a letter box fabulous image
So good Sarah! I MISS OLLIE
I miss Ollie. I’m crying… you’re crying… we all crying 😭🥲
Good Video!
Thank you! 💛
How about Projects like :
1. Abradants places
2. B&W book
3. International exhibitions ( Persian Gulf Area )
sorry for suggestions ... wish you good luck
I liked the shot. But, I think you're right. You needed more separation between you and the background. Hopefully you can get some rest before your next big trip. Scotland sounds amazing!
Next time! Bringing a light with me! Thanks for watching as always my dear friend 💛
Congrats with launching your tutorial! 🍌🎊
Thank you Natash! 💛
I wonder if wrapping your hair around the mic will mitigate the wind noise in a pinch? 😁
Perhaps? 😂 I was shocked to see the wind didn’t really pick up in the mic! Phew 😮💨
I saw badlands. You said, "Canada". Therefore I knew you were in Alberta. If you want to check out some really big badlands with even a greater variety of hoodoos, the northwest corner of New Mexico should be on your itinerary!!!
I’ll go anywhere!! 💛 I’d also love to see the white sand dunes in New Mexico!
In your final image, did you notice the woman hind you in the rock face? Looks like a woman looking at you with one eye open with a bit of a smile.
I see it now! 💛
What I really wish I knew when I started Photography. Yes you should have bought a Nikon.
Ha!
why are u rambling???? just get too the point please
I never reached a point of selling my photos. I capture emotion when I release the shutter. I try to end up with an image of " wanting to be there" in them. Like seeing an image of a forest path going off left or right with sunlight coming from that direction. Seeing a road go off, up, and over a hill.
When my images can make others feel what I get from them.
Think about paintings by artists. Good paintings cause an emotions.
There was a pro photographer writer for america's outdoor photography magazine. I read his column every issue. He became a mentor. He died suddenly, but his thoughts did help me " see " more.
He had a signature image he just "climbed" up into. In Nepal, he had climbed up a ridge and just at the top he see a once in a life time....dark clouded sky, bright ray of sunlight coming down on a monks convent with a rainbow. It " booms" out an emotion.