As we enter winter here in the Canadian Rockies, I'm preparing for months of wonderful winter photography. This video was packed full on information I needed and didn't know I needed! Really excited to carry these lessons into the field with me. Definitely going to refer to this video throughout the winter!
Thanks a lot Nigel. This is an awesome explanation. I do remember a few years ago being criticised that my white balance was off as snow should have been brilliant white. That was a pre-sunrise shoot very similar to the one you showed today. Sometimes people are missing this point. Snow will be as white as the light reflected by it.
Thank you Nigel for taking us with you to this fabulous place. I also found your enthusiasm is catching. Thank you also for the generous information. Brilliant
Thank you. Nigel for the years of showing your work and passion! I personally don't care for wind noise or mistakes in your or anyone else's videos, so no excuses nor explanation required. Just keep going with the focus on your Art.
Love your photos and your enthusiasm. I've just gotten very interested in photography at the age of 65 and spending hours & hours on TH-cam learning all aspects of photography. Thanks for your videos.
couple of LR classic tool tips... 1) you can use the crop tool to bound an area and see what the histogram looks like for just that patch. that can come in handy trying to isolate what's going on in the color of any solid white/black area - it'll point out the casts... then re-crop how you want your full image to be of course... 2) you can measure just the lightness value on a scale of 0-100 by right clicking on the histogram and flip it to show the L*a*b outputs... L is your brightness... and you can flip it back to RGB if you want. That will help you determine compared to paper white or full black where some areas will fall in the output image...(not exactly zone system but on that sort of thinking...)
What a beautiful scene with the snow, Nigel. I can see why you were so excited about the conditions that morning. I agree, the image you printed was my favorite, too. Thanks for posting this video.
So little public land in the states keeps us from exploring like this... kept to public parks mostly, unless you're ready for a long car ride. Beautiful shots Nigel !
Your favorite was my favorite as well. The colors, the light, the contrast and how the snow brought out the darker details of the wall, grasses and tree on the left is just amazing! Perfect angle!
Interesting stuff Nige. Over the years, we’ve been so often brainwashed into believing we have to use exposure comp by 1-2 stops to make or force the snow to be white! This was a great insight into why this is not always the case. Regards, Dazza. 🇬🇧
I also thing the mirrorless cameras help so much by having a live histogram in the view finder and screen , thats my last check look all around the edge check settings and then histogram lol
@@Tainted-Soul the histogram is the key. I find however that with a DSLR if you overexpose the sky by 1 - 1.5 stops you are generally in the right ball park
@@martinhommel9967 I try not blow out anything as I dont do much editing well not yet anyway , ive tried to get it right in camera and if im not sure ill just bracket and look which one i like later or HDR them lol
It was so delightful watching you get so excited over the snow, the colors, absolute perfection. I know that feeling well. It's as if a you have been given a gift from the Divine. Thanks so much for taking us with you. What a great way to learn! :)
Thank you for your great work and your dedication to helping spread your knowledge and craft to others. One of the most uplifting things of the 21st century has been our access to people you would otherwise never get to see if not for youtube. Before, you might spot a book in a bookshop but in youtube you have the author getting out of his car with sleepy eyes and showing you how he does it in the bitter cold. What it gives us is the chance to meet our particular teacher and in my case it is is Nigel.
Thanks for the good tips and explanations. I will try to keep this in mind this upcoming winter. It seems the tips about the histogram will be helpful in many all-weather and scene situations.
Stunning images from a stunning place ,, i love scenes like this with the snow at sunrise theyre the best !! the stone wall picture is insanely stunning the colors ,composition n exposure ..and your right the snow doesnt have to be pure white its absorbing the colors n reflections of the sunrise thats the way it should look !! its gonna snow this week where im from in Conn ,USA ..CANT WAIT !!!!!! anyways GOD BLESS N STAY SAFE !!!!!!!!!!!
very nice video, Nigel, to watch on a Sunday morning. We don’t have as much snow as we used to have in the Berlin area, hence this is a nostalgic experience... And then, I happen to be more into still photography but here watching Nigel moving through the picture, talking about clothing gear, obviously still feeling the cold, it feels like still photography is enhanced by such a video. Also the choice of music fits in very nicely. You made my Sunday morning, Nigel!
Amazing shots and what a place to shoot. I really like those rocks fences. I wish we would have those around here. Great tips as usual and thank you for sharing them with us!
No snow here in Australia, it’s to dam hot. Thanks for all your efforts to make these vlogs every week. Beautiful scenery with images to match. Thanks again for sharing Nigel.
That shot with the gate is amazing. Great work Nigel! Being from the Bay Area I appreciate the Giants cap. Nice video, I always learn something which is what life is about! Keep it up.
Very informative. Really liked the way you showed the changes in the colour of the reflected light over the course of the morning. Just have to wait for the winter snow.. if we get any this year.
Another great video Nigel! Here in Edmonton (Canada) we are a winter city and have had snow since early November. As a matter of fact it's snowing right now. For sure I will be taking my camera (Z50) with me tomorrow morning as I walk the dogs. I am inspired by your videos, thank you.
Very good advice , you captured the mood of the morning fantastically , didn't know how I would have edited them differently great to be made to think in a different way. But I must not edit to make it look like your photography but my inspiration for the scene , thanks for your advice.
Great video Nigel. We have not had snow but we did have a beautiful hoar frost at the weekend that was about an inch think and had a very similar effect to snow. It's encouraging to see I was exposing correctly with my live histogram and selecting the white balance that I wanted for the images. However, I have picked up some useful points for post processing which I can now apply to them. Many thanks, really useful content you produce. W.
The pic you made a print of was immediately my favorite. For some reason my first impression was of a frozen, wintery version of the Hobbit as he leaves the Shire.
Thanks Nigel, great video as usual. Loved the last photo in portrait format. Reminded me of one of my favourite photographers, Fay Godwin. Keep up the great work.
So many people underexpose and rely on lifting shadows, they really are wasting the best performance of their cameras sensor. Cracking film as always Nigel, thanks for sharing it with us.
I live in a very cold part of Canada, and I've often just hibernated with my photography until the spring.. my past experiences with photographing snow have been frustrating, and often i end up converting the image to a black and white to simplify the problems with snow. We're having a bit of a minor "heat wave" with temps around -11 C for the next few days, so this has inspired me to get out and do some photography... The best thing about winter photography, is you don't have to get up at some unGodly hour to photograph sunrise...
Thanks for the great video Nigel. I seem to have trouble with making pictures in the fog (yesterday), so thanks to your advice I will check on the whitebalance!
I’m glad I stumbled across your videos, I’m just getting back into photography after about 20 odd years, great advice and great explanations Many thanks
Wonderful conditions. You're so lucky! In Denmark, we have had 1 hour of sunshine so far in the month of December and it's already December 13th. Most of the time it's completely overcast with low hanging clouds, so not enough light (especially not for my medium - film) - and of course no snow at all. But, good advice, and great images.
Great images, Nigel. After thinking winter and snowy images were all whited-out, you demonstrated quite the opposite. If you capture the color you have, white snow actually becomes a beautiful reflector of that light, painting the whole landscape with blushes of color and hues. Amazing shots. Thank you.
Very useful the points on the color of snow; the white and the bright, etc. Fine images. Did you wait for that other photographer to get out of the picture or did you Photoshop him out? Nice video. Thank you, Nigel
Having lived in the UK in Canterbury for about 3years, I found snow to be a bit rarer in the South. I also lived in Aberdeenshire in Scotland, but I was disappointed I couldn't be there in the winter. I get some pics from friends there, but where you are is amazing. Nigel, you have such a good eye and sense of photography. I'm in the Midwest, in Michigan now, and you really would have a great time taking pictures here. Scotland and Northern England remind me so much of my home state here. I'm so inspired I'm going to take my new Nikon z5 out now and work on some stuff. I'll also have to drag myself out of bed early to see what's out there. Many blessings on you in the New Year and keep these videos going... they really inspire one to get out and photograph!
That print you made is just beautiful. I'm heading up Shutlingsloe later this week for a walk to recy some photo opportunities. Thanks for the inspiration.
Great video and educational too, thank you Nigel. As a local I appreciate the local shoot - Shutlingsloe is a great subject but your images, especially your favourite, are about the best I have seen. I missed the chance myself (strangely we were out the day before buying a Christmas tree at Macclesfield Forest just as the snow started) but I am hoping there will be more opportunities to get up there in the snow.
Excellent Video Nigel, also showing your enthusiasm and excitement you have for your photography and art. One point, can you try to give the text comments on the images a few extra seconds as those in this video seemed to disappear as I tried to read them, I seemed to miss the last few words, so had to rewind to read them. When doing these on my IT training videos, I usually check by reading them twice, which allows for slow readers. A very minor point in another excellent video. Have a great week and look forward to next weeks.
Really enjoyed this one Nigel, us Africans really sit in awe at the snow you guys have. We do get but generally, it is very high up on the mountains, mostly inaccessible, and often accompanied by severe weather. Also, farms here are not accessible, you can't open a gate and amble along on someone's land without a few rifle rounds hitting the ground at your feet while you seek urgent shelter! :D But good gosh, how was that light!!
Thank you for the amazing video. Could you, please, explain, why are you using both 14-30 lens and 24-70, when you are shooting with apperture F9 and focal range below 30. What's the idea of changing lenses in not ideal weather conditions?
It is so good to see your excitement in finding great images in fantastic light ND. That is my motivation to capture that fleeting light when most of the world is unaware. Great images, shame how red stands out, but thank goodness for editing. Love the calm down routine, experienced that a couple of weeks ago, as sun rose over mist, headless chicken moment.
Very good video, congratulations. One query, when you expose to snow, on the histogram to the right, you overexpose a point or two to the highlights and then retrieve and accommodate the histogram - from pure blacks to pure whites - in Lightroom. Thanks a lot!
Wow! You were lucky with that great winter scenery! But "Fortune favours the bold!" 😉 Beautiful images! But my favourite (spontaneously) is 10:25 It is more reduced colourwise and contentwise, and I like that.
The image at 6:05 has to be a portfolio shot? Absolutely stunning. Great composition. In terms of white balance, do you set a custom white balance in camera when shooting? I realise you can fix it in post but wouldn't taking a reading on location result in a more accurate colour rendition?
Another great video and I’m quite envious in my mild, damp grey Berkshire home! Like some have said I was always taught to overexpose in snow. I assume the histogram process achieves the same, simply with more precision and with the feedback before the shot rather than after?
How cold do your hands get? or what do you do to keep them warm? I'm cringing at 7:22 as I'm thinking about how cold my hands get around -2 degree C weather with winds while I snap pictures and toggle camera settings. Eeeek!
As we enter winter here in the Canadian Rockies, I'm preparing for months of wonderful winter photography. This video was packed full on information I needed and didn't know I needed! Really excited to carry these lessons into the field with me. Definitely going to refer to this video throughout the winter!
Thanks a lot Nigel. This is an awesome explanation. I do remember a few years ago being criticised that my white balance was off as snow should have been brilliant white. That was a pre-sunrise shoot very similar to the one you showed today. Sometimes people are missing this point. Snow will be as white as the light reflected by it.
Photo that reveals at 6:03 - perfect example of golden ratio. Very nice!
Yes!
I love your happy enthusiasm it's catching. Your images are inspiring.
Thank you Nigel for taking us with you to this fabulous place. I also found your enthusiasm is catching. Thank you also for the generous information. Brilliant
Thank you. Nigel for the years of showing your work and passion!
I personally don't care for wind noise or mistakes in your or anyone else's videos, so no excuses nor explanation required.
Just keep going with the focus on your Art.
Love your photos and your enthusiasm. I've just gotten very interested in photography at the age of 65 and spending hours & hours on TH-cam learning all aspects of photography. Thanks for your videos.
couple of LR classic tool tips... 1) you can use the crop tool to bound an area and see what the histogram looks like for just that patch. that can come in handy trying to isolate what's going on in the color of any solid white/black area - it'll point out the casts... then re-crop how you want your full image to be of course... 2) you can measure just the lightness value on a scale of 0-100 by right clicking on the histogram and flip it to show the L*a*b outputs... L is your brightness... and you can flip it back to RGB if you want. That will help you determine compared to paper white or full black where some areas will fall in the output image...(not exactly zone system but on that sort of thinking...)
What a beautiful scene with the snow, Nigel. I can see why you were so excited about the conditions that morning. I agree, the image you printed was my favorite, too. Thanks for posting this video.
So little public land in the states keeps us from exploring like this... kept to public parks mostly, unless you're ready for a long car ride. Beautiful shots Nigel !
Your favorite was my favorite as well. The colors, the light, the contrast and how the snow brought out the darker details of the wall, grasses and tree on the left is just amazing! Perfect angle!
You have by far become my favorite landscape photographer to watch and learn from! Love your work and I hope you get to enjoy many more years of it!
Hello Nigel, what a terrific blog great to see all that snow. Fabulous light and colour...
Awesome pictures, great experience with snowy pics. thanks for sharing.
Your excitement and joy are contagious.
Fabulous morning; stunning pictures! Great advice. Superb video. Thanks for sharing.
Stunning images, Nigel! I especially love the one that you printed, with the gate and pink sky. Such a magical morning!
Interesting stuff Nige. Over the years, we’ve been so often brainwashed into believing we have to use exposure comp by 1-2 stops to make or force the snow to be white! This was a great insight into why this is not always the case.
Regards,
Dazza. 🇬🇧
I also thing the mirrorless cameras help so much by having a live histogram in the view finder and screen , thats my last check look all around the edge check settings and then histogram lol
@@Tainted-Soul the histogram is the key. I find however that with a DSLR if you overexpose the sky by 1 - 1.5 stops you are generally in the right ball park
@@martinhommel9967 I try not blow out anything as I dont do much editing well not yet anyway , ive tried to get it right in camera and if im not sure ill just bracket and look which one i like later or HDR them lol
Another beautiful and inspiring video! The gate shot really is outstanding! Thank you.
Stunning photos Nigel. Thank you for your advice in regards to winter photography.
It was so delightful watching you get so excited over the snow, the colors, absolute perfection. I know that feeling well. It's as if a you have been given a gift from the Divine. Thanks so much for taking us with you. What a great way to learn! :)
Love the open gate photo. It just says ‘come through, explore’
Very good advice on editing snow, and some beautiful images with which to demonstrate
What a fantastic morning you had. Love your enthusiasm. Your shots made a wet Sunday morning in Surrey a sunnier day. Helpful hints thank you.
Great video and tips for photographing the snow. I don't know how I missed this one from last December.. Thank you :)
Outstanding winter morning photography. A beautiful sight for sore eyes. Well accomplished and visually satisfying images. Cheers to you, Nigel
That printed image is so gorgeous. I really appreciate the white balance conversations because I can never quite decide what temp i like better.
Thank you for your great work and your dedication to helping spread your knowledge and craft to others. One of the most uplifting things of the 21st century has been our access to people you would otherwise never get to see if not for youtube. Before, you might spot a book in a bookshop but in youtube you have the author getting out of his car with sleepy eyes and showing you how he does it in the bitter cold. What it gives us is the chance to meet our particular teacher and in my case it is is Nigel.
Great information on allowing mood to help determine white balance!
I loved all of these pictures but agree the one with the gate was the best.
Hello Nigel,
thanks a million for your effort to make us better amateur photographers. Thumbs up! Your really got wonderful pictures there. Love them.
Absolutely adore your image with the gate which you printed. As soon as i saw it i though wow.
Wow, I get so inspired watching your content brother! Thank you for being yourself and doing this for us!
Beautiful photos, what a morning you had Nigel, thanks for sharing it with us!
Beautiful images Nigel on what turned out to be a fantastic morning. Well done and thanks for sharing 🙏
Thanks for the good tips and explanations. I will try to keep this in mind this upcoming winter. It seems the tips about the histogram will be helpful in many all-weather and scene situations.
Beautiful time of day. Beautiful images you were able to capture. Enjoyed your Sunday video again. Thx for this
Gorgeous photos, I love your enthusiasm. I like the early morning image with the trees. My favorite thing about snow, is the quiet ❤️
Stunning images from a stunning place ,, i love scenes like this with the snow at sunrise theyre the best !! the stone wall picture is insanely stunning the colors ,composition n exposure ..and your right the snow doesnt have to be pure white its absorbing the colors n reflections of the sunrise thats the way it should look !! its gonna snow this week where im from in Conn ,USA ..CANT WAIT !!!!!! anyways GOD BLESS N STAY SAFE !!!!!!!!!!!
Never saw you so excited. This was really what I liked. It provides a lot of motivation to me. Thanks.
very nice video, Nigel, to watch on a Sunday morning. We don’t have as much snow as we used to have in the Berlin area, hence this is a nostalgic experience... And then, I happen to be more into still photography but here watching Nigel moving through the picture, talking about clothing gear, obviously still feeling the cold, it feels like still photography is enhanced by such a video. Also the choice of music fits in very nicely. You made my Sunday morning, Nigel!
Amazing shots and what a place to shoot. I really like those rocks fences. I wish we would have those around here. Great tips as usual and thank you for sharing them with us!
Beautiful snow scenes and with that rock wall, gorgeous. Thanks for the tips.
Really beautiful colours in the sky, in these snow shots.
Beautiful photos as always! Love the colour in the sky and the composition of the barn and the trees.
No snow here in Australia, it’s to dam hot. Thanks for all your efforts to make these vlogs every week.
Beautiful scenery with images to match.
Thanks again for sharing Nigel.
Love ur video's Nige. The sky at the begining was amazing and great shot of it with the hut and tree's
That shot with the gate is amazing. Great work Nigel! Being from the Bay Area I appreciate the Giants cap. Nice video, I always learn something which is what life is about! Keep it up.
Very informative. Really liked the way you showed the changes in the colour of the reflected light over the course of the morning. Just have to wait for the winter snow.. if we get any this year.
As with all your tutorials enjoyed it very much. Nothing like a walk in the snow.
Another great video Nigel! Here in Edmonton (Canada) we are a winter city and have had snow since early November. As a matter of fact it's snowing right now. For sure I will be taking my camera (Z50) with me tomorrow morning as I walk the dogs. I am inspired by your videos, thank you.
Very good advice , you captured the mood of the morning fantastically , didn't know how I would have edited them differently great to be made to think in a different way. But I must not edit to make it look like your photography but my inspiration for the scene , thanks for your advice.
Great video Nigel. We have not had snow but we did have a beautiful hoar frost at the weekend that was about an inch think and had a very similar effect to snow. It's encouraging to see I was exposing correctly with my live histogram and selecting the white balance that I wanted for the images. However, I have picked up some useful points for post processing which I can now apply to them. Many thanks, really useful content you produce. W.
I love a snowscene and these images are beautiful. Thanks for taking us with you on your adventure. Great stuff.
So beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
So excited for snow. In lower Michigan we have rain currently but still hoping for snow for Christmas and then some wonderful winter landscapes.
What a shot! Beautiful work ⛄☃️⛄
The pic you made a print of was immediately my favorite. For some reason my first impression was of a frozen, wintery version of the Hobbit as he leaves the Shire.
Another enjoyable Sunday watch with a cuppa. Loved your pause when the other guy rocked up. Well it was amusing to us even if not for you...
Thanks Nigel, great video as usual. Loved the last photo in portrait format. Reminded me of one of my favourite photographers, Fay Godwin. Keep up the great work.
So many people underexpose and rely on lifting shadows, they really are wasting the best performance of their cameras sensor. Cracking film as always Nigel, thanks for sharing it with us.
Incredible photos - definitely worth getting out in the snow. Hope you and your family have an enjoyable holiday and see you again in the new year.
Great video Nigel & thanks so much for the very kind comments about my work!!
I live in a very cold part of Canada, and I've often just hibernated with my photography until the spring.. my past experiences with photographing snow have been frustrating, and often i end up converting the image to a black and white to simplify the problems with snow. We're having a bit of a minor "heat wave" with temps around -11 C for the next few days, so this has inspired me to get out and do some photography... The best thing about winter photography, is you don't have to get up at some unGodly hour to photograph sunrise...
Thanks for the great video Nigel. I seem to have trouble with making pictures in the fog (yesterday), so thanks to your advice I will check on the whitebalance!
This is SO beautiful! Thank you for sharing this amazing pictures, I wish, we had snow now here in Germany!
I’m glad I stumbled across your videos, I’m just getting back into photography after about 20 odd years, great advice and great explanations
Many thanks
Wonderful conditions. You're so lucky! In Denmark, we have had 1 hour of sunshine so far in the month of December and it's already December 13th. Most of the time it's completely overcast with low hanging clouds, so not enough light (especially not for my medium - film) - and of course no snow at all.
But, good advice, and great images.
Great images, Nigel. After thinking winter and snowy images were all whited-out, you demonstrated quite the opposite. If you capture the color you have, white snow actually becomes a beautiful reflector of that light, painting the whole landscape with blushes of color and hues. Amazing shots. Thank you.
Hello Nigel. You videos are quite well balanced regarding content, video, music and so on. Greetings from South of Germany.
It is quite beautiful. I feel your excitement!!!
Love the one you printed. That wall looks amazing
Very useful the points on the color of snow; the white and the bright, etc. Fine images. Did you wait for that other photographer to get out of the picture or did you Photoshop him out? Nice video. Thank you, Nigel
Having lived in the UK in Canterbury for about 3years, I found snow to be a bit rarer in the South. I also lived in Aberdeenshire in Scotland, but I was disappointed I couldn't be there in the winter. I get some pics from friends there, but where you are is amazing. Nigel, you have such a good eye and sense of photography. I'm in the Midwest, in Michigan now, and you really would have a great time taking pictures here. Scotland and Northern England remind me so much of my home state here. I'm so inspired I'm going to take my new Nikon z5 out now and work on some stuff. I'll also have to drag myself out of bed early to see what's out there. Many blessings on you in the New Year and keep these videos going... they really inspire one to get out and photograph!
Incredible images. Doesn’t get any better than this my friend.
Awesome shots as usual Nigel. I think I prefer the full image at 9:50. Both look great though. Definitely my favorite shot!
Breathtaking...beautiful photos!!
That print you made is just beautiful. I'm heading up Shutlingsloe later this week for a walk to recy some photo opportunities. Thanks for the inspiration.
Great video and educational too, thank you Nigel. As a local I appreciate the local shoot - Shutlingsloe is a great subject but your images, especially your favourite, are about the best I have seen. I missed the chance myself (strangely we were out the day before buying a Christmas tree at Macclesfield Forest just as the snow started) but I am hoping there will be more opportunities to get up there in the snow.
Wow, these images are beautiful! Such an awesome atmosphere.
Excellent Video Nigel, also showing your enthusiasm and excitement you have for your photography and art. One point, can you try to give the text comments on the images a few extra seconds as those in this video seemed to disappear as I tried to read them, I seemed to miss the last few words, so had to rewind to read them. When doing these on my IT training videos, I usually check by reading them twice, which allows for slow readers. A very minor point in another excellent video. Have a great week and look forward to next weeks.
Great video Nigel thanks. My issue is trying to bring out the snows detail in post. Any hints would be most appreciated.
Really enjoyed this one Nigel, us Africans really sit in awe at the snow you guys have. We do get but generally, it is very high up on the mountains, mostly inaccessible, and often accompanied by severe weather. Also, farms here are not accessible, you can't open a gate and amble along on someone's land without a few rifle rounds hitting the ground at your feet while you seek urgent shelter! :D But good gosh, how was that light!!
What an amazing conditions, love the details on the wall!!!
loved watching you and how you get excited like I do. Beautiful photos you got that morning. Thank you. Daisy's mum but some how she has taken over :D
I really enjoyed this video. How can people give it a thumbs down?
Thx for sharing, great video and amazing images. Thank you for sharing
Thank you for the amazing video. Could you, please, explain, why are you using both 14-30 lens and 24-70, when you are shooting with apperture F9 and focal range below 30. What's the idea of changing lenses in not ideal weather conditions?
It is so good to see your excitement in finding great images in fantastic light ND. That is my motivation to capture that fleeting light when most of the world is unaware. Great images, shame how red stands out, but thank goodness for editing. Love the calm down routine, experienced that a couple of weeks ago, as sun rose over mist, headless chicken moment.
Love the bright gate and stone fence image!
Very good video, congratulations.
One query, when you expose to snow, on the histogram to the right, you overexpose a point or two to the highlights and then retrieve and accommodate the histogram - from pure blacks to pure whites - in Lightroom.
Thanks a lot!
Congratulations for these amazing pictures !
Thanks Nigel another fascinating video
Wow! You were lucky with that great winter scenery! But "Fortune favours the bold!" 😉 Beautiful images! But my favourite (spontaneously) is 10:25 It is more reduced colourwise and contentwise, and I like that.
Excellent video. I love your genuine enthusiasm.
The image at 6:05 has to be a portfolio shot? Absolutely stunning. Great composition. In terms of white balance, do you set a custom white balance in camera when shooting? I realise you can fix it in post but wouldn't taking a reading on location result in a more accurate colour rendition?
Another great video and I’m quite envious in my mild, damp grey Berkshire home! Like some have said I was always taught to overexpose in snow. I assume the histogram process achieves the same, simply with more precision and with the feedback before the shot rather than after?
The texture of the snow on that wall was amazing!
How cold do your hands get? or what do you do to keep them warm? I'm cringing at 7:22 as I'm thinking about how cold my hands get around -2 degree C weather with winds while I snap pictures and toggle camera settings. Eeeek!
Whether you're hamming it up or not, I always smile when you're getting excited about the conditions and your environment.