Assuming that this was shot recently, it looks as though you made it back home safely. Glad to see that. I suspect it felt great to get back to your own bed.
Adrian, this is so nice. It's surprisingly instructive to simply watch you go through the process without any dialogue. These are the bits I'm most often looking for when I watch a professional photographers on TH-cam, the practical act of making an image in the field. It's great to hear your thoughts of course but I really like this format as well. Thanks as always.
Thank you, David! I did enjoy making this video quite a lot. I think that showing this process says more than a million words. Thanks for watching and for your support!
Fantastic photos. I see here how you get a lot of great shots by walking around with the camera at eye level and seeing what looks good with the high contrast black and white settings. Very nice!
Thank you! I do walk a lot and always bring the camera with me. This day was exceptional, though, since the fog gives you so many more compositions that aren't there on a regular day.
Hello, Adrian. I've just completed watching all your videos from the first one to this one (it took a while!). I have to say that I enjoyed them all. You're a talented photographer and your are also an excellent film maker. Please keep doing what you do. I look forward to seeing more images and videos from you. Thanks for sharing!
Yes! That was definitely what I was trying to show here, something that it's hard to explain with words. This way I have a much easier time making the images, and the viewer can see better how I make them. I do like this format and plan on doing it again :)
Excellent 😊. I love your photography and today youve taught me something I should have known and could have done today, even though I knew its what the pic I was trying to make work needed, but my brain was dumb about. That thing is what you do all the time, and that is to change the photo aspect ratio 🤔👍. Tomorrow I will retake those shots i messed up today as a 16 -9 😊. Your an inspiration Adrian 🤗👍.
Y toodo eso en un día?,bien que te ha cundido la niebla, Cuanto te simplifica la composición.....luego hay que estar allí.......Por cierto ,en la foto del minuto 4 a mí me hubiera costado mucho dejar fuera a ese arbolito de la izquierda,pero ya no sería tal minimal ,y contundente .quitando muchísimo peso al árbol grande y llevando a cierta comfusión.....( he visto dos veces seguidas el video porque a la primera me ha llamado mucho la atención )
Todo eso en 3-4 horas, cuando sale la niebla es barra libre! Dudé hacer lo que dices, esta era la idea del vídeo, mostrar cómo llegué a esas imágenes y cuáles dejé por el medio.
Hey mate, this is impressive as it is inspiring. What do you use to add grain? Is it an add on to PS or LR. Do you add the same amount/settings to each image or change it depending on what the image requires? Many thanks and please continue to make these fantastic videos.
I do, as much as I can! I don't do it right away because I spend several hours in front of the computer making these videos and usually end up very exhausted. I do go back and reply later, though!
That was mesmerising Adrian. Anyone who wants to learn how to take compelling photographs should watch this. Your work is stunning.
What a refreshing way to present a photography video, absolutely wonderful 👍
Glad you liked it, Derek! Thanks for watching!
Late to the party, but a wonderful video, my friend!! So peaceful and relaxing. Exactly what I needed nearly one year after your posting. haha
So beautiful video. Simplistic and wonderful!
Thank you, Tanel!
Great video, gorgeous images! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Assuming that this was shot recently, it looks as though you made it back home safely. Glad to see that. I suspect it felt great to get back to your own bed.
That's an older video :) Still in Norway, but I agree, it'll be nice to be back to my bed.
Adrian, this is so nice. It's surprisingly instructive to simply watch you go through the process without any dialogue. These are the bits I'm most often looking for when I watch a professional photographers on TH-cam, the practical act of making an image in the field. It's great to hear your thoughts of course but I really like this format as well. Thanks as always.
Thank you, David! I did enjoy making this video quite a lot. I think that showing this process says more than a million words. Thanks for watching and for your support!
That picture with the sign to go left, awesome!
Hehe, I thought it was a fun one. Thank you for watching!
Fantastic photos. I see here how you get a lot of great shots by walking around with the camera at eye level and seeing what looks good with the high contrast black and white settings. Very nice!
Thank you! I do walk a lot and always bring the camera with me. This day was exceptional, though, since the fog gives you so many more compositions that aren't there on a regular day.
Brilliant...love your vision.
Thank you, Tom!
Awesome vid. Great job putting this together, enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, fellow Adrian! Glad you liked it :)
Respect - the pictures speak for themselves
Thank you!
Adrian, I am very impressed with your photography, and the cool thing about it is you don't really need an expensive camera to do it. Great Job!
Thank you, Richard! Glad you like my work :)
Stunning!
Thank you, John!
Hello, Adrian. I've just completed watching all your videos from the first one to this one (it took a while!). I have to say that I enjoyed them all. You're a talented photographer and your are also an excellent film maker. Please keep doing what you do. I look forward to seeing more images and videos from you. Thanks for sharing!
Wow, Terry! That was a lot of videos to watch, I appreciate your support so much! Thank you!
Incredible
Great lecture, thanks.
This was meditative, truly!
Glad to hear, Sam! Thanks for watching!
I was really encouraged when you showed the attempt to "find" the image and at times chose to move on because "it" wasn't there.
Yes! That was definitely what I was trying to show here, something that it's hard to explain with words. This way I have a much easier time making the images, and the viewer can see better how I make them. I do like this format and plan on doing it again :)
Beautiful work again, Adrian. Ever thought of publishing a book with your work?
Definitely! Im working on two at this time, actually :)
Sold! 😁
Excellent 😊. I love your photography and today youve taught me something I should have known and could have done today, even though I knew its what the pic I was trying to make work needed, but my brain was dumb about. That thing is what you do all the time, and that is to change the photo aspect ratio 🤔👍.
Tomorrow I will retake those shots i messed up today as a 16 -9 😊. Your an inspiration Adrian 🤗👍.
I'm glad, Dave! I usually go with 1x1, but sometimes a different crop works better and I don't think about it twice. Thanks for watching!
Wow that was awesome. Didn't know the grain can look so nice from a digital camera. Post processed in LR?
Thanks! Indeed, added in Lightroom.
Thanks for this Adrian. I particularly enjoyed the micro-composition parts. :-)
Thanks, Mark! Glad you liked it :)
Y toodo eso en un día?,bien que te ha cundido la niebla,
Cuanto te simplifica la composición.....luego hay que estar allí.......Por cierto ,en la foto del minuto 4 a mí me hubiera costado mucho dejar fuera a ese arbolito de la izquierda,pero ya no sería tal minimal ,y contundente .quitando muchísimo peso al árbol grande y llevando a cierta comfusión.....( he visto dos veces seguidas el video porque a la primera me ha llamado mucho la atención )
Todo eso en 3-4 horas, cuando sale la niebla es barra libre! Dudé hacer lo que dices, esta era la idea del vídeo, mostrar cómo llegué a esas imágenes y cuáles dejé por el medio.
@@aows No he visto dos veces el video,sino tres,j,j,jj,j
@@josebainakielorriagaarriet2066 jajaja, te lo agradezco!
Do you add grain in post?
I do! Quite a bit, actually :)
Terrific!
Great work, lovely bnw
Thank you!
Great job! i love fog!
Thanks! Me too, Marco!
Superbe...merci 👏🙏😍
Merci, Hervé!
Hey mate, this is impressive as it is inspiring. What do you use to add grain? Is it an add on to PS or LR. Do you add the same amount/settings to each image or change it depending on what the image requires? Many thanks and please continue to make these fantastic videos.
Where is all that grain coming from? Is that an "in-camera" setting or something you add later in post? Very nice photos.
Adrian has at least one tutorial about processing his photos in lightroom, and yes, he adds grain there.
@@Fedor_Tkachev_Music Thanks, I will search for it.
I add it in post, I talk about it in this video th-cam.com/video/cAjOmjunmmY/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, a day of shooting like that you don't soon forget.
For sure! We are lucky enough to get quite a few foggy days in the winter, but it's been a while. I miss them.
Which camera are you using?
A RX100VA for the photos and a RX100VII for the video.
Every photo you display is on a white paper, was wondering what the name of the paper is (or image).
That's just a texture from Final Cut Pro :)
awesome
Thanks!
AOWSome 👍
Haha, thank you!
Do you ever reply to comments / questions ?
I do, as much as I can! I don't do it right away because I spend several hours in front of the computer making these videos and usually end up very exhausted. I do go back and reply later, though!