Here is the link for SAAL digital where you can get 50% off: bit.ly/MPI50SAAL SAAL Digital regular Link: US: bit.ly/USmpiSAAL UK: bit.ly/UKmpiSAAL EU: bit.ly/EUmpiSAAL
Hi Mads, just wanted to say thanks for this video, as someone who shoots everything in between sunrise and sunset for many years, I feel a lot of photographers will discover a whole new world of photography fun, Keep up the great work 👌🇮🇪
as someone that works in an art store i have noticed that for beach pictures its rare to sell a golden hour print but all the photos when the water is the most blue sells the most
I can resonate with this video because I've had many of these lightbulb moments in the last 3 months. I recently moved from a desert area to one with forests covered in various tree species. It's so beautiful this fall in the USA from the changing colors and I have been experimenting several times a week getting up early to walk through fog and play around with the subject separation because of it. Your videos are wonderful! Pro tip for people reading this. If it rained the night before and the morning forecast predicts no wind, there is a good chance it'll be foggy or misty. Try it out!
Thanks Mads. Just received my first SaaL photo book - over 200 photos of my wife's life - a present for her 75th Birthday. Very good upload software, quality printing and fast delivery 5 days from upload to receipt of photo book (with gift box). Excellent service so thanks again for your recommendation and your excellent, informative videos.
Hi Mads. Just given my wife her book. She absolutely loved it. Now preparing for a surprise long weekend in Copenhagen where she can practice her Danish! Thanks again for the SaaL recommendation.
Spot on Mads, and so practical… clarity, dehaze, and saturation sliders can kill a photo but when used sparingly can bring to the viewer what my eye was seeing at the time. Pragmatic. I’m going to focus on that for a while. Thank you for all you do Mads 👍🏻
Thanks for sharing Mads. Rethinking what you are doing is always a good thing. I'm currently working on a couple of projects which require revisiting the same locations monthly. Great fun. I enjoy your channel. Great tips.
Still relatively new to photography (2 years in/hobby level), and think your vids and photos of the Faroe Islands inspired me when chosing a destination to spend some bonus flight points on. Have just booked flight and housing for next summer and can't wait to go! Thanks for the great work and vids.
Thanks for an engaging and inspiring video. Most of us camera carriers are not pros, comunicating with a large audience. My audience is my family and my medium is the slide show. I am not going to cover my walls with a few large prints but I have a NAS and a Chromecast to run a slide show. Also, I use photos as a communication starter - can you recall....etc. Of all the photo pros out there on TH-cam, you might be the one who can help make my shoots and edits a bit more artsy and interesting.
Haha you early photos with super clarity look exactly like mine did! That slider was like a drug, you just needed a bit more and then a lot more! Nice video with some great tips.
Brilliant video Mads. I thought the explanation and your expertise in the video was excellent. As you say we all sometimes crank up the clarity and dehaze slider too much. Absolutely stunning image's. Look forward to the next one.
Excellent advice, Mads. I too was a bit hard on the HDR, your photos looked like mine, and still can be on the clarity and dehaze sliders. Must stop from now on! Agree with you on orange sunsets, sunrises have more pinks/blues, but sunsets! Thanks Mads for this informative and rethinking video.
Those early days of photoshop HDR were wild times indeed 😂 so true on atmosphere, I do spend more time planning when to go rather than where for that very reason!
Great and unique tips! Content request: would love to know how you do photos into the sun like this at 11:49 while still keeping all this dynamic range. If I did it I bet either the sky would be blown out or the ground way too dark. Would love to know how you do it ☺️
A comment on what you said at 0:18... Not accepting blindly what authorities say and always trying to find and analyze the logic behind it is beneficial not only in photography but also in other areas. I would even say it's a good approach to life in general. :-)
Long shot but can you comment on the trigger you use from such a long distance to get yourself in some of your shots? Long shot to get long shot info:)
I figure Mads just sets his intervalometer to take a photo every couple of seconds as he moves into position. He then shows only the perfectly posed final image.
And why can't you hang a photo with a little bit of orange in it on your wall? It definitely would brighten your room and make you feel better during the short grey winter days ! You have to open your mind ! ( I am just trying to dismantle the argument )
Over-editing is ruining so many potentially beautiful photos nowadays: I see it on so many photographers channels here on TH-cam (but also other platforms). Photos of nature simply looking unnatural or sometimes just plain fake: nature doesn't scream with color in most cases, so why should your photos? Such a waste.
Here is the link for SAAL digital where you can get 50% off: bit.ly/MPI50SAAL
SAAL Digital regular Link:
US: bit.ly/USmpiSAAL
UK: bit.ly/UKmpiSAAL
EU: bit.ly/EUmpiSAAL
Hi Mads, just wanted to say thanks for this video, as someone who shoots everything in between sunrise and sunset for many years, I feel a lot of photographers will discover a whole new world of photography fun, Keep up the great work 👌🇮🇪
I love the summary of golden hour - “It’s so bloody orange”
sometimes its urine yellow ;)🤣
as someone that works in an art store i have noticed that for beach pictures its rare to sell a golden hour print but all the photos when the water is the most blue sells the most
I love how your passion showcases outside the normal photos we see elsewhere and just take that moment to capture something new.
This might be some of the best advice I've heard anyone give. Great video! Thanks.
I can resonate with this video because I've had many of these lightbulb moments in the last 3 months. I recently moved from a desert area to one with forests covered in various tree species. It's so beautiful this fall in the USA from the changing colors and I have been experimenting several times a week getting up early to walk through fog and play around with the subject separation because of it. Your videos are wonderful!
Pro tip for people reading this. If it rained the night before and the morning forecast predicts no wind, there is a good chance it'll be foggy or misty. Try it out!
Thanks Mads. Just received my first SaaL photo book - over 200 photos of my wife's life - a present for her 75th Birthday. Very good upload software, quality printing and fast delivery 5 days from upload to receipt of photo book (with gift box). Excellent service so thanks again for your recommendation and your excellent, informative videos.
Hi Mads. Just given my wife her book. She absolutely loved it. Now preparing for a surprise long weekend in Copenhagen where she can practice her Danish! Thanks again for the SaaL recommendation.
Spot on Mads, and so practical… clarity, dehaze, and saturation sliders can kill a photo but when used sparingly can bring to the viewer what my eye was seeing at the time. Pragmatic. I’m going to focus on that for a while. Thank you for all you do Mads 👍🏻
Great video, as usual Mads, especially your advice about editing! Could not agree more! Thank you! 🙏
Really good choice of concepts that will impact my development Im sure. Thanks
Thanks for sharing Mads. Rethinking what you are doing is always a good thing. I'm currently working on a couple of projects which require revisiting the same locations monthly. Great fun. I enjoy your channel. Great tips.
Still relatively new to photography (2 years in/hobby level), and think your vids and photos of the Faroe Islands inspired me when chosing a destination to spend some bonus flight points on. Have just booked flight and housing for next summer and can't wait to go! Thanks for the great work and vids.
Mass, thanks for sharing some great tips.
Excellent advice. Thank you
All good points. 🎯 Carry on. 👍🥂
Thanks for an engaging and inspiring video. Most of us camera carriers are not pros, comunicating with a large audience. My audience is my family and my medium is the slide show. I am not going to cover my walls with a few large prints but I have a NAS and a Chromecast to run a slide show. Also, I use photos as a communication starter - can you recall....etc. Of all the photo pros out there on TH-cam, you might be the one who can help make my shoots and edits a bit more artsy and interesting.
❤ I love your sense of realism !
Haha you early photos with super clarity look exactly like mine did! That slider was like a drug, you just needed a bit more and then a lot more! Nice video with some great tips.
‘It’s so bloody orange’ 😂 Iconic👍
Great tips Mads - thanks for sharing!
I think this was one of your best videos! Thanks
Brilliant video Mads.
I thought the explanation and your expertise in the video was excellent.
As you say we all sometimes crank up the clarity and dehaze slider too much.
Absolutely stunning image's.
Look forward to the next one.
Excellent and spot on! Thank you for challenging the way we approach and make photos 👍
Excellent advice, Mads. I too was a bit hard on the HDR, your photos looked like mine, and still can be on the clarity and dehaze sliders. Must stop from now on! Agree with you on orange sunsets, sunrises have more pinks/blues, but sunsets! Thanks Mads for this informative and rethinking video.
Another great video, Mads!
I love all these valuable tips and the shots you’ve show in this video are amazing 😃
Those early days of photoshop HDR were wild times indeed 😂 so true on atmosphere, I do spend more time planning when to go rather than where for that very reason!
Great take on the golden hour photos. They generally don’t fit well.
All very good points. The sales point about golden hour was really interesting.
thats an impressive amount of amazing pics Mads,.
Refreshing perspective on golden hour and the less favourite seasons.
Thanks for sharing 😀
Should I use spot focus or whole frame focus for landscape photography?
I use spot as it gives me more control, check my video on focus :)
@@MadsPeterIversen thank you very much
Definitely a very good one: Bookmarked
Great and unique tips! Content request: would love to know how you do photos into the sun like this at 11:49 while still keeping all this dynamic range. If I did it I bet either the sky would be blown out or the ground way too dark. Would love to know how you do it ☺️
Bracketing ;)
@@MadsPeterIversen ahh that makes sense of course. Didn't know drones could do that as well. Looks like a drone shot ☺️
11:19 i reckon you should get saal to get some bottle openers made up with that image... I'd buy one
A comment on what you said at 0:18... Not accepting blindly what authorities say and always trying to find and analyze the logic behind it is beneficial not only in photography but also in other areas. I would even say it's a good approach to life in general. :-)
Couldn't find the Saal Digital link. That's bad. But video was superb!!!
They're there now, forgot to add them ;)
Long shot but can you comment on the trigger you use from such a long distance to get yourself in some of your shots? Long shot to get long shot info:)
The shutter button ;)
I figure Mads just sets his intervalometer to take a photo every couple of seconds as he moves into position. He then shows only the perfectly posed final image.
@@MadsPeterIversenyou are fast! Love your content - much appreciated.
@@nancyturek1121good thought. Eats up a lot of space with my speed and 45mp Nikon 850:)
SAAl requires a download of their software to order a print. Is there a way around this?
No, you can just use their website.
Mads, I only see now that we are both European partners for Kase Filters. An honor for me!
A good coat, trust me biggest thing that lets you stay out...
1000% agree on printing your photos...they shouldn't live on a hard drive somewhere.
Sad story: I love fog and I live in southern Italy - THE END
And why can't you hang a photo with a little bit of orange in it on your wall? It definitely would brighten your room and make you feel better during the short grey winter days ! You have to open your mind ! ( I am just trying to dismantle the argument )
I am not saying you can't, but I argue why not in the video ;)
Over-editing is ruining so many potentially beautiful photos nowadays: I see it on so many photographers channels here on TH-cam (but also other platforms). Photos of nature simply looking unnatural or sometimes just plain fake: nature doesn't scream with color in most cases, so why should your photos? Such a waste.
I agree, golden hour is overrated