Nice pictures! 👍👍👍 It's not a problem that there ist no parking area there! It's a great thing, that this is the case! I think It's ok to bring a little bit effort, for a great picture! What do you think, why is the big wood fence around the St. Johann chapel? 😉 ...the Seceda is the peak, where the cable car ends. On the far right side from your viewpoint. This mountain range is called the "Geisler Group". 😉
I'm going there next month. What lens would you recommend for the st magdalena shot. I've got sony 24-105/f4. Would that work or is a longer focal length needed?
If you still know the name of the road and the farm Tim was next to when he shot the second photo with the church and the Dolomites, could you please tell me? 🙏🏼 We‘re in Südtirol right now and would like to walk up to that place, too. Thank you so much in advance!
@@gabrielle9191 The name of the road is Magdalenaweg. Where he stopped at the sheep, there is a road to the right that leads to the church, but if you continue straight you will cross a small bridge and the road turns left - at that area look for a small foot path to your right that goes up the hill - that is the spot to get the "famous" picture of the dolamites. Enjoy your time there. I've been to many places but that is our most favorite of all!
we were Just here and we gave up because it was 32C end of August more than a week ago! i missed this area because my husband did not want to walk plus with a toddler! so ur totally right about the walking. anyways! beautiful shot!
Once again, a good video. Love the story on how you arrive early to locate the best position and get ready for the short window for the best lighting during the sunset. A good demonstration of how to use the graduated neutral density filter.
This was really amazing 👏 the Dolomites are amazing and only about 400 km far away from me 😉👌 filmmaking is my passion 🎞 best cinematic greetings from a small german filmmaker
A fantastic result Tim - and it does emphasize the pre-work that is often needed to get a great result . Well done , explained and executed. Even loved that first church pano in the harsh light - sure, the golden hour light is always wonderful, but other lighting conditions are enjoyable as well :) Thanks for sharing Tim - must have been a great trip
This is awesome Tim, I’m so glad I bumped on your video. Dolomite has been on my bucket list for such a long time. Your video will help me a lot to plan ahead of time soon as traveling to Italy comes possible. Keep it up and I’ll follow you.
El vídeo, las fotos y el lugar son espectaculares. Gracias por compartir. ¿en qué fecha hiciste las fotos? Ya tienes un nuevo seguidor y ojalá algún día me puedas enseñar algunos trucos con la cámara. Saludos desde Andalucía.
Really nice!!! When I was at the 1st church a year ago, I was very disappointed about the little space you have to move around as obviously there have been too many tourists that's why this spot got minimized to the designated photo spot only. Very sad but it seems that too many visitors forced the farmer to do something about people walking over their land and property....
Beautiful photo. Though do you think it would be better to clone out what looks like a person in a fluoro shirt on the lawn. My eye went straight to it.
@@TimShieldsPhotography As I was there a few weeks ago we unfortunately had terrible sight with lots of haze but I tried to make the best of it... instagram.com/p/B0Y7l-UCId4/?igshid=4tj07pgxcixa
The main sobject on background are not seceda, but the odle group; seceda is the smallest on the right wich is a nice spot to shoot the odle! Same as japanese... they shoot all the time, but they dont really know wath they are shooting! And also i dont understand wath you plan and resource for mounths; milions of people shoot place like santa maddalena, odle or braies from the exatly same spot.. that does not need plan and resource, that only need to be like japanese and copy.
i dont get it what your reason what you said it looks more austrian but its in italy, it sounded very degrading . if your liking so much of austria why not stay in austria, im from south america and italy and japan are my favourite countries, im sorry you dont appreciate italy
Wonderful super photography lessons. Thank you very much Tim.
Happy days indeed Tim, what a beautiful location, so peaceful looking, great video thanks for sharing
Nice pictures! 👍👍👍
It's not a problem that there ist no parking area there! It's a great thing, that this is the case! I think It's ok to bring a little bit effort, for a great picture!
What do you think, why is the big wood fence around the St. Johann chapel? 😉
...the Seceda is the peak, where the cable car ends. On the far right side from your viewpoint. This mountain range is called the "Geisler Group". 😉
The location is so beautiful,
the spot is perfect,
Wonderful video,
Thank you brother for sharing this video.
I'm going there next month. What lens would you recommend for the st magdalena shot. I've got sony 24-105/f4. Would that work or is a longer focal length needed?
Lovely spot Tim
This church is the Queen of those mountains, on summer time is wonderful and as well on winter time
Another winner Tim. Love following along on your travels....beautiful work! Thanks for sharing
Thank you George! Much appreciated!
Great video really inspirational, I’ve added to my must do locations.
Beautiful!! In which month was it shot ?
I walked up that road you were driving on. Out of all the places I've been in the world, this is my absolute favorite.
If you still know the name of the road and the farm Tim was next to when he shot the second photo with the church and the Dolomites, could you please tell me? 🙏🏼 We‘re in Südtirol right now and would like to walk up to that place, too. Thank you so much in advance!
@@gabrielle9191 The name of the road is Magdalenaweg. Where he stopped at the sheep, there is a road to the right that leads to the church, but if you continue straight you will cross a small bridge and the road turns left - at that area look for a small foot path to your right that goes up the hill - that is the spot to get the "famous" picture of the dolamites. Enjoy your time there. I've been to many places but that is our most favorite of all!
Oh wow!
Staying in that town for a week in June, great to see where to take the best shots!
we were Just here and we gave up because it was 32C end of August more than a week ago! i missed this area because my husband did not want to walk plus with a toddler!
so ur totally right about the walking. anyways! beautiful shot!
Another stunning video...what number of a filter is that one?
Once again, a good video. Love the story on how you arrive early to locate the best position and get ready for the short window for the best lighting during the sunset. A good demonstration of how to use the graduated neutral density filter.
Love your work!
Wow, another abs amazing location! Just love the area! Also another great video - so informative and feel I was just beside you :-)
very good tim what brand of filters are you using.
This was really amazing 👏 the Dolomites are amazing and only about 400 km far away from me 😉👌 filmmaking is my passion 🎞 best cinematic greetings from a small german filmmaker
Enjoyed the vid Tim, heading to the Dolomiti in a few weeks for the fall colors and you helped the location of things make a lot of sense for me!
A fantastic result Tim - and it does emphasize the pre-work that is often needed to get a great result . Well done , explained and executed.
Even loved that first church pano in the harsh light - sure, the golden hour light is always wonderful, but other lighting conditions are enjoyable as well :)
Thanks for sharing Tim - must have been a great trip
This is awesome Tim, I’m so glad I bumped on your video. Dolomite has been on my bucket list for such a long time. Your video will help me a lot to plan ahead of time soon as traveling to Italy comes possible. Keep it up and I’ll follow you.
El vídeo, las fotos y el lugar son espectaculares. Gracias por compartir. ¿en qué fecha hiciste las fotos? Ya tienes un nuevo seguidor y ojalá algún día me puedas enseñar algunos trucos con la cámara. Saludos desde Andalucía.
Really nice!!! When I was at the 1st church a year ago, I was very disappointed about the little space you have to move around as obviously there have been too many tourists that's why this spot got minimized to the designated photo spot only. Very sad but it seems that too many visitors forced the farmer to do something about people walking over their land and property....
Another ripper video Tim, thanks for sharing, enjoyed watching. Such beautiful landscape.
Thank you Adrian!
Beautiful photo. Though do you think it would be better to clone out what looks like a person in a fluoro shirt on the lawn. My eye went straight to it.
Yes, great idea. I was processing photos like crazy just for this video and didn't spend the usual amount of time on the editing.
Really namazing view!
what did you use the lens? 70-200mm??
Great picture!
Thank you Thomas!
@@TimShieldsPhotography As I was there a few weeks ago we unfortunately had terrible sight with lots of haze but I tried to make the best of it... instagram.com/p/B0Y7l-UCId4/?igshid=4tj07pgxcixa
Dude, Valle de Funes was the most beautiful place I've ever been.
Yeah, really amazing place! I want to go back!
great video
Nice. We'll be chcking back for some more. Keep it up....
not only that it has no parking lots over there but it's also forbidden to drive up to the church... ;-)
"It's so Austria-looking"
Well, Südtirol ist a Part of Austria in Italy.. :)
Nothing in Austria is like the Dolomites :)
The main sobject on background are not seceda, but the odle group; seceda is the smallest on the right wich is a nice spot to shoot the odle!
Same as japanese... they shoot all the time, but they dont really know wath they are shooting!
And also i dont understand wath you plan and resource for mounths; milions of people shoot place like santa maddalena, odle or braies from the exatly same spot.. that does not need plan and resource, that only need to be like japanese and copy.
Dern, could have at least spelled right ONCE Santa Maddalena...
There seem to be two spellings when you look at the maps. I had to choose one. Trust me when I say I thought of this when I made the video.
@@TimShieldsPhotography I promise you nobody in Italy spell or say Magdalena, I was born and raised there...Nice video anyway.
i dont get it what your reason what you said it looks more austrian but its in italy, it sounded very degrading . if your liking so much of austria why not stay in austria, im from south america and italy and japan are my favourite countries, im sorry you dont appreciate italy