Improving Your Travel Photography | Jeff Cable
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2017
- Sponsored by Drobo
In this video, Jeff Cable shares his favorite tips for taking photographs while traveling the world. Even though Jeff is a 5-time Olympic photographer, he has not limited himself to just sports photography. He travels the world teaching photography and has a passion for landscape, wildlife, night photography and taking photos of just about anything and anyone.
Jeff has some great advice for photographers of all levels. His advice will help you get better photos, regardless of where you are traveling. Jeff Cable will recommend camera gear, camera settings, and ways to grab unique photos of both exotic locations and your nearest inner city. His casual and fun style of teaching has made him one of the most popular speakers at B&H for the last 5 years.
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His comparison of the value of travel vs materialism is great. Only a few minutes in but very much looking forward to listening to this.
I have to thank Jeff and B&H for these videos, they inspired me in many ways and actually am about to start a photo blog; got my first DSLR recently and want to start experimenting more with it. Seeing the passion he has with this and the simplicity of his shots, so spontaneous and "real" is the best thing to get motivated on going out there and shooting!
Gonna check out the other presentations too!
You made my day. Thanks! :)
Always a great presentation...his love of photography is infectious ! Thanks Jeff !
Traveling to Italy so this was timely and helpful, thanks!
Great video. Well done! We really enjoyed it.
Thanks for sharing.
Full video back up now. Confused where it went to.
Jeff gives hope to all the photographers out there who want to make it as a professional. If he can get paid for the shots he takes, then there's hope for anyone.
Care to elaborate on this?
Yes, I think that some people are very intimidated and think that in order to be successful they have to spend tens of thousands of dollars on good glass and camera bodies. They feel they have to recreate Henri Cartier-Bresson's Decisive Moment, or be Ansel Adams, or they have to over process pictures to the point of not even looking real anymore. Your shots are natural and raw, and shows that anyone with an eye can be successful in photography if they have the passion you have.
Got it. I thought you were saying something different. :)
Hello Jeff. Nice to see you after a long time. You are a brilliant photographer and equally brilliant in different genres. I have a question for you. I am sure that you know about the Sony A9 and it's specifications. Are you considering it for your next Olympics or any other major sports event?
Hi Jeff, thanks for a great video. Can you give me more detail on your Drobo storage system please? I'm looking to upgrade my system and would appreciate your advice. Thanks!
Please email me at jeff at jeffcable.com
Where can we watch the full video? This one cuts off at 3:51.
I wish I had 10 lenses to choose from and pass down all my $3000 cameras to my kids!!
Where is the rest of this presentation? It cuts off after 3:51.
What was the point of showing this and stopping it after 3 minutes also??
I can't see anything beyond 3mins 51 secs... It displays 1 hour 25 mins in the time bar but completes after 3 mins 51 secs!!!!
3:51 minutes! where is the rest?
Is there a problem with the video ? It's now 3:51 long instead of around 1hour 15 minutes?
Hi Patrick, there was a bug with TH-cam and it has now been fixed. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
I'm showing 1 hour, 25 minutes. I'm 41 minutes in right now. Try again.
That bristol shot is not unique. everyone takes this same picture