Very cool. Ive been to Huntley many many times but never parked on the rt1 side. I always parked near telegraph rd which ends up ending on the other side of the pond. Im not sure you can get to the other side from telegraph. I normally bring my daughter to scooter while i take photo's
Well Rob, I'm afraid you're screwed. After the last couple videos, you can never use the "I'm not that great a photographer" card again. Hearing you describe your thought when taking the shot..... priceless..... Thanks for sharing!!!
People who only go to places during sunrise or sunsets miss a lot of good shooting oportunities. The light on a forest during mid day can be really beautiful too.
The couple walking, and making hand gestures looks like one opportunity missed. You may have been one step behind anyway. One nice thing about mid-day shooting with all those tall trees, your gonna have some shadows and light behind the leaves going on. Of course I still fall for that beautiful backlight which the human eye can see, but the best camera sensor or film, simply cannot replicate. You take the shot and hope it is close to what you are seeing. It's the best we can do. The walk in the park -- another fine day. Take care, Loren lorenschwiderski smugmug
Good video Rob, very nice captures, I enjoy your photo-walks and it doesn't fail, after watching your photo-walk videos, the next day I’m out in the park looking for compositions. Stay safe.
Just wish i could use pro capture low its always grayed out on my em1x Your sure making it hard to save for the 150-400mm$$$ If i sell a bunch of gear i think i can get the 150-400mm
Hi Rob, thank you for another informative V,log. Did you use the histogram or live view to determine EV comp? I tend to bracket in 0.3EV step,s, use the best in post, except in very HDR shot,s, recent shot into the sun minus 4.3EV was about right, slight len,s flare add,s to the scene, in my opinion.
I just look through the evf and then review the picture to see if it looks the way I want. I primarily don't want to clip the highlights and I don't worry about the shadows.
Nice Rob. You getting to know that 75mm lens now, but seeing you using it and its limitations i made up my mind not to get it. Already have the 17mm f1.8 and 45mm f1.8 I thinking of just add the 25mm f1.8
@@RobTrek That 25mm f1.8 could be nice for a photo walk also. I own the four thirds 9-18mm. Excellent lens but bigger and heavier than the mft version but i could not afford the mft version at the time.My focus is to get the oly 25mm f1.8
Excellent photowalk. The frog is awesome.
Thank you! Cheers!
You always inspire me to take more walks in the woods and learn to become more aware of the surroundings!! Lovely images!
Thanks. Go for it!
I enjoy your photo-walks and it doesn't fail, after watching your photo-walk videos, the next day I’m out in the park looking for compositions.
I'm going to try and get back to vlogging. It's fun and many have said it was very helpful sharing my thought process.
Even the ducks want to be in a Rob Trek photo-walk!
That was really weird!
Your photo walks are good content. Seeing what you see on your walk is helpful to newer photographers. Thanks
Glad to help. Thanks.
Thank you for beautiful pictures. You make me want to go out and shoot photos.
Thanks!
Very nice pictures Rob. Thanks for the walk with you on this channel. 👍
Thanks, Andreas!
Very cool. Ive been to Huntley many many times but never parked on the rt1 side. I always parked near telegraph rd which ends up ending on the other side of the pond. Im not sure you can get to the other side from telegraph. I normally bring my daughter to scooter while i take photo's
You handled 7:58 well with that King of the hill Boomhauer talker. With just a "heh. I most likely would have cracked up
Well Rob, I'm afraid you're screwed. After the last couple videos, you can never use the "I'm not that great a photographer" card again. Hearing you describe your thought when taking the shot..... priceless..... Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks, Dave. You're too kind.
Those ducks are called decoys :-)
Love your Treks!
Cheers!
Thanks!
Those frog shots were really cool!
Thanks!
People who only go to places during sunrise or sunsets miss a lot of good shooting oportunities. The light on a forest during mid day can be really beautiful too.
I'll have to try doing mid day more. I find it challenging but that's the fun of it!
The frog & ant photos are superb ;) The extension tubes works very well with the 75mm focal
Thanks! Yes, the tubes are great.
Interesting the way you take advantage of the shade. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Never seen a frog in a tree. He is the star of the day!
That was a lucky find!
Love these photos. Beautiful compositions. That 75mm looks the treat.
Thank you, Paul!
The couple walking, and making hand gestures looks like one opportunity missed. You may have been one step behind anyway.
One nice thing about mid-day shooting with all those tall trees, your gonna have some shadows and light behind the leaves going on. Of course I still fall for that beautiful backlight which the human eye can see, but the best camera sensor or film, simply cannot replicate. You take the shot and hope it is close to what you are seeing. It's the best we can do. The walk in the park -- another fine day. Take care, Loren lorenschwiderski smugmug
Thanks, Loren. Good to see you back.
Good video Rob, very nice captures, I enjoy your photo-walks and it doesn't fail, after watching your photo-walk videos, the next day I’m out in the park looking for compositions. Stay safe.
Thanks. Do you have an instagram?
I just saw on Facebook a tree fell over the trail where you were today with the high winds
I saw so many trees chipped away by the beavers.
Another fabulous video, thanks Rob. Your photos are amazing (I especially like the frog!). This series is very inspiring!
Thanks, Jeff. I try.
Great photos! Rob, you are creating some very nice compositions in a generic woodland.
Thanks. I try.
I did not see the logs you have a great eye
Why you don't have 100k followers
Is a blessing for me. people are missing out
Thanks. I try.
Sorry I missed you. I was there before 7:00AM and left by 10:00AM.
It was a random photowalk. I was having lunch with a friend so decided to go a little early and get this in. I was only there for an hour.
Just wish i could use pro capture low its always grayed out on my em1x
Your sure making it hard to save for the 150-400mm$$$
If i sell a bunch of gear i think i can get the 150-400mm
Why is your pro capture low grayed out?
Hi Rob, thank you for another informative V,log. Did you use the histogram or live view to determine EV comp? I tend to bracket in 0.3EV step,s, use the best in post, except in very HDR shot,s, recent shot into the sun minus 4.3EV was about right, slight len,s flare add,s to the scene, in my opinion.
I just look through the evf and then review the picture to see if it looks the way I want. I primarily don't want to clip the highlights and I don't worry about the shadows.
Nice Rob. You getting to know that 75mm lens now, but seeing you using it and its limitations i made up my mind not to get it. Already have the 17mm f1.8 and 45mm f1.8 I thinking of just add the 25mm f1.8
Thanks. I could do some photo walks with the 25mm this week if you like. You may want to consider the 9-18mm too.
@@RobTrek That 25mm f1.8 could be nice for a photo walk also. I own the four thirds 9-18mm. Excellent lens but bigger and heavier than the mft version but i could not afford the mft version at the time.My focus is to get the oly 25mm f1.8
@@leonfourie5717 I see. I went out today with the Panasonic 25mm f/1.7. Pretty much the same as the Olympus. Will post the vlog soon.