Photographing Olympic National Park. Photographing Less of the Mess
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มี.ค. 2018
- This weekend I traveled to Olympic National Park. A very difficult place to photograph, but so very TH-cam links
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This is like photography in a wondrous fairy tale.
Now that was a productive day, great stuff, Nick!
My two favorite shots shot a of Nick are the one of the wave and birds and the one from this Forrest you posted. Nick and Mr Heaton. My two favorite photographers.
I like them all, but the "wave and birds" is absolutely my favorite.....I am a beach junkie.
Editing plays such a role in those forest photos (which are great, also well composed). If I took photos there, they would not have the impact these do due to my lacklustre editing skills - must learn!
Man, that place looks amazing! Really solid advice on composition and shooting in the forest,thank you. Agreed, when that sky is bright it gets crazy contrasty up high even while you're in good shape down low. So looking forward to our wet Northeast Spring now!
Love everything you do for us and yourself, Nick.
Thank you for your great photography plus your ability to take me with you
It has been awhile for anything new i rewatch many of your videos
Hope you and your family are well
These videos always make me want to go out and photograph. Thanks Nick!
Olympic National Park might be one of the more beautiful forests I've seen. You came away with some exeptional photos friend. I have a soft spot for moss cloth trees as well, and that beach.. What a day mate. Beautiful work!
Hi Nick, if you like moss covered trees, found in temperate rainforest, you'd really love a place like Tasmania. Look up places like Mount Field National park, or the Tarkine. Mount Field would be great for you as access is really easy. You don't have to hike very much to see the big trees. In mainland Australia, you also have places like that. The main one is called the Otways, about 2 hours West of Melbourne. This region is mainly known for the Great Ocean Road and the oceanscapes, but the Otway forest is nonetheless magnificent with great waterfalls, and lush forests. It is the rainiest place in Victoria.
I have done this exact trip a few times before and it never gets old. Start in Quinault, then up to the Hoh rainforest, then sunset at Ruby beach, it's different almost every time and I can't get enough! Thank you for these lovely shots, they capture the feeling so much better than my mobile! ^__^ 100% my favourite place on earth.
Olympic NP has a special place in my heart. Thanks for sharing your knowledge & beautiful photos.
Great job Nick. Trees aren’t my thing but I have to confess, they looked pretty photogenic. Well done 👍🏻
Thanks for sharing Nick. You had a uniquely beautiful sky at Ruby Beach. The Hall if mosses never disappoints. One of my favorite locations in the entire park. We had a similar itinerary back in September. I think off all National Park in Washingston St Olympic is my favorite because of its diversity. North Cascades definitely makes you hike and work for any image. Cheers.
Wow what an amazing place! Definitely adding it to my list of places to visit whenever I make it across the pond. Really great stuff as always Nick, can't wait for more!
Wonderful, Nick! I’ve been to both areas several times. You picked an awesome time to go to the rainforest. The summer and fall months are pretty dry so not too much very green moss. Great lesson in composition especially in the messy forest, now I can’t wait to go back again.
The mood in your videos is stunning!
That just might be my favorite Nick Page video! Love the forest scenes and photos. Two moss covered thumbs up.
Less of the mess, I like that Nick. I will always remember that, thanks for this awesome video of one of my favorite places.
Nick thank you so much I really enjoy your videos, I even learn a little bit of something off each one
Great video brought back memories it's been years but always one of my favorite places to take pics. Thanks always enjoy your videos
Great vlog Nick! Love the location and the forest shots.
Great video yet again Nick. Its a pleasure to share your magic moments.
Great video Nick. I've been to Olympic many times and you describe well the challenges you can face in that forest. Less is usually more!
Nick, your an amazing photographer! Thanks for taking us alone with you. Keep up all your hard work and dedication!!
Another Great vlog. Thanks for info about your compositions and how to frame and simplify a complex view. Seems a very peaceful place.
Great video! I love taking these photography journeys. Great commentary and images as well
Thanks, man! I'm taking my RP on my trip to Kalaloch and Hoh next week and your tips about forest composition will come in really handy all over the PNW.
Just finding this video...and it is a carbon copy of my one day in ONP and Ruby Beach...I drove over from Seattle for the day...you had better light on all counts than I did though. Enjoyed it.
What a day you had and to be able to go from that woodland to that beach, wow! loved the video! Photos came out fantastic!
Well done Nick! Thanks for sharing.
Great vid Nick. Mossy Forrest shots are great and who doesn’t like an Oregon coast sunset with the beautiful light you were given. Well done!
Such a great video. Thanks for posting. Taking my kids here this coming week.
Per usual Gorgeous shots Nick. Photographers paradise with all those mossy trees. I gotsa get there someday.
Excellent. Haven't been to Olympic NP in many years. Good to see you back on the coast.
Awesome photos Nick! Love the sunset @ 11:03 - the color and shapes of the sand create a beautiful foreground to lead the eye into the frame. What a wonderful place to explore! Great vlog and images.
I can't tell you the number of times I've walked into a PNW forest and am soon thinking "Where's the shot? All I see is mossy chaos." Your tip about using a longer focal length to isolate one area will be useful. Thanks!
Very nice. Wish we had waterfalls like this where I live
Incredible, magical shots!
First part of the evening spent enjoying first 6 chapters of your Essential Photography Course... Then finishing the evening with a new video... keep up great work Nick inspirational content.
Those trees, that whole area amazing, something for everyone.
Such a beautiful place
And amazing photographs like always, Nick!
What an amazing forest! Love your picture from there Nick!
Planning my first visit there in a few weeks. This has been super helpful. Thanks, Nick. Forest shots are some of my favorites. Yours are the bees knees.
Wonderful vlog as always Nick. I enjoyed the hike and the images very much.
What a beautiful, primordial forest!
Thank you for your video!!!!
It's beyond awesome!
Gorgeous shots Nick. I have been to Olympia NP twice and I completely agree that it is one of the best national parks in the world.
Moss covered stuff is really amazing! Thanks for the video
I was out there last weekend and had the same issue with the sun. Hiked up the Hoh trail in nothing but sun. No photos to be had with all the shadows and bright spots. Still able to get some awesome shots around Lake Crescent and the Quinault. No clouds at the beach though so I didn't stay.
Amazing location! Thanks Nick!!!!
Awesome photos Nick! Great video!
Awesome video, probably my favorite of yours so far. Keep it up!!
I shot those locations last year in May and it was pouring rain for 5 days straight. Great video Nick...Thanks for sharing.
What a beautiful place! I love the photos you took.
Looks amazing! I can't wait to visit in may!
Beautiful images, Nick. Loved the sunset ones.
Such nice trees, wish i am there taking photos too. Great video Nick. Cheers
Love the mood!
Great video Nick and some cracking images!
I appreciate the hell outta you. This is incredible
Wow, those photos looked awesome! Keep up the great work and awesome content! Love the videos and photos!!
Wonderfully instructive video. Two key takeaways for me are to "get rid of the mess" and to remember to pack my polarizer next time I head to the woods to shoot.
I was there last summer. LONG DRIVE from east coast lol. But got some amazing panoramas.
Great video, Nick and wonderful images
Really nice shots and video. I appreciate that you share tips and information about settings and composition etc. so thanks..
Gotta love epic sunsets
What a great location! We're thinking of heading to Seattle to visit relatives at some point and hoping to spend some more time in the area for photography. Olympic was an area I was looking into so really great to see you photographing it Nick, thanks! Sam.
Great shots, Nick! Your videos always make me want to visit the Pacific Northwest.
Great work Nick!
Straight up inspiring!!!
Wow great video!!!!!! Beautiful
What a great sunset! you Lucked out. I am head to Vancouver Island next weekend so hopefully I'll have the same luck!
Awesome video Nick... love the photos... one day will be there
Excellent video! I like your commentary on composition to get rid of the "mess".!
Man, those moss covered trees were awesome and the sunset was amazing.
Reminds me of parts of the West Coast of the mainland (South Island) New Zealand. I have huge difficulties of getting compositions in forests, whether it is sub-alpine, coastal or rain forest. You work gives me ideas of what is possible. Thank you so much
Fellow Washington photographer here and Ihave to say these are some excellent images.
WOW Beautiful places,stunning shots Nick.. :)
Stunning images Nick, great vlog
Looks like an incredible place !
Great video! Beautiful location, definitely on my bucket list of locations.
Great job. Thanks for sharing.
love those mossy trees great vlog Nick
Okay - it's time to get myself back to Ruby Beach. Thanks for the reminder!
Great video Nick! I HAVE to get up to the PNW sometime.
Nice video Nick. I spent a very short time in that area last Fall and wished I had more time. Ruby Beach is very cool but clear blue boring skies when we visited. I confess, I like less of the mess!
Fantastic locations!!
very beautiful location .. lovely sunset
I'm amazed…I didn’t think it was possible to get great images from Hoh *and* Ruby on the same day! Generally, good light for one automatically means bad light for the other, but you managed to find places in the rainforest that made for good captures even without solid overcast. Very impressive; I'd also really like seeing a tutorial video on processing some of those Hoh shots, especially the one used at the very end of your video.
Nice tranquil music selection... Like it !
It's beautiful. We plan on visiting September of 2020. Great video Nick
Always inspiring 👌👍
Merci beaucoup 😁
Holy crap you have some spectacular images there, would love to visit the U.S. to try and visit some of these places amazing!! Thanks for sharing!!!!
This was the most lovely, peaceful video, in two of my favorite places here in the PNW. Thank you for sharing this, from a new subscriber. ;)
Beautiful area!
Great vlog. Mosses make great photos and I try to include them in some of my bird photos
Loved it.
That scene at 4:45 is amazing. Catching that in misty morning light would be a bucket list shot. Totally jealous sitting here in the gloomy midwest...
Spectacular video Nick! I would love to go shooting with you someday!