Landscape photography shoot at Derwent Water, Lake District
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- Join me as I reveal the best viewpoints to capture the beauty of my favourite lake in the Lake District; Derwent Water.
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Nice one Craig lovely photos round Derwent water😊
Now these are some really stunning shots of the beautiful place. Thank you for sharing, Craig. Great Job!
I enjoy how you scout out the perfect shot, Craig. I'm absolutely new to photography and am always on the hunt for more info on lenses that you professionals use. The music, once again, is just beautiful and it perfectly balances out your final shots. Thank you for sharing your work.
Always enjoy your you tube clips. You have taught me so much. Thank you. Regards Brian
Many thanks Craig, I have not been the Lake District for many years and it was great to all those classic views. I remember in 1989 also when I walked through here whilst doing the ' Cumbrian Way ' from Ulverston to Carlisle. I do hope that you shall do more...
Allan Davies hi hi hi by VT FDR see Dr by Kiki? podcasts
Thanks, Craig, I'm up there twice over the next month so you've provided me with inspiration :thumbs:
Thanks so much for the video ....... learned a lot and I also enjoy your sense of humor ... also appreciate your knowledge of the area's and explanations .... Thanks!!
+Bruce Iler Thanks Bruce.
so beautiful. you inspired me now to take some square shots and have to say it works perfectly :) thank you for all your work
8:40 was my favourite out of them all. Stunning mood.
Keep up the GREAT work!
Derwent Water was also used in Star Wars: The Force Awakens when the Falcon lands on Takodana.
Beautiful images and great location!
Great inspiring video. Lovely scenery and lovely place.
Fantastic video.. Loving the wat you present the video
Superb images and stunning location
You have a great eye for composition and I enjoyed this tour through your photoshoots.
+Tom Grubbe Thanks Tom
Thank you for the great work,
great video, useful info about derwent water locations. i hope to return there later this week 👍👍
Thank you very much! e6 Vlogs...,
Gorgeous work, really need to visit the lakes at some point in the near future... you now have a new subscriber =)
Hi friend! Fellow photographer friend from eastern Kentucky here and just wanted to say u do an amazing job! Keep up the awesome vids
I always enjoy your video!! I will be there next week. Is it still a great location to shoot in winters? I bet it is but need your advice
Hi Craig. Great video and nice to see familiar places I've visited before. Just wondering what the music is? Really like it. Thanks
Your video popped up on my feed. Brilliant, very impressed Craig and I will be reading that rule book :). Seriously though. Fab video. Have subscribed and looking forward to looking at your other vids. Keep up the great work 👍
+iLightBox Photography Appreciate those comments. Many thanks.
Beautiful scenery, good video and great shots.
+Nicholas Fox Thankyou Nicholas
Wonderful video!
Thanks for inspiration :)
+Mammut Photography Thanks, glad you liked it.
Nice shots
Great video!
+Ahmad Maher MS Cheers Ahmad
I always remember sir. Good morning!
Nice Photos
I was there yesterday and took two camera, I was downloading some of my better photos this morning which were very difficult and painful for me to take. Then my wife decided to ask what I want for my evening meal. Suffering from yesterday I put a card back in my camera and formatted it as I always do, only I hadn't downloaded the photos from that card. Have you ever seen a 56 year old man cry? I even had a very low flying jet from over the A66, bracketed shots of the bridge plus many more. I even used my flash videos off camera for a massive green rock in the woods. If you weren't such a gentleman I'd use the words that really describe how I felt, but a lesson learnt the hard way and the only person I let down was myself. As always superb video and it was watching this the first time that let me know the area was fairly accessible and there were some great shots. I straight back up though the next day there is snow on the hills and I'm off.
A hard lesson there Mark, but I'm sure it's too late now and I hate to say it therefore, but you can recover images from a formatted card, as long as you don't start to use it again! Hope you got some good shots on day two though.
e6 Vlogs Thank you, a very hard lesson by fortunately the only person I let down was myself and there wasn't anyone expecting the photos for any reason. It could have been a lot worse.
Craig,lovely photo's really,just a quickie though i'm an amateur photographer just starting out,so your settings on each photo would have been nice just to help us newbie's,keep up the great work though.
Thanks for comments Neil. If you need more help and advice, then do check out e6 on my website. Only so much i can fit into these vids.
Ok will do Craig and thanks for the reply
Neil
Hi Craig. I'm looking to get a new lense for my landscape pictures so I was wondering what the camera and lense used in this video? Great shots. It's made me think I might take a trip to the lakes thus year. Thanks. Mike Molloy Photography
Ah, now you see, you have to sign up to e6, to see the full length version of this vlog to see the kit I used! Let's just say, I was using primes for this trip.
Fair enough. Its a bit expensive to be honest. I'll assume 50mm then. Cheers
Any stone skimmers here? Great video, by the way, you should try for BBC presenting or something - you have a lovely and pleasant voice!
Dr BEN.
Really nice vid Craig, but i have a question, as a photographer, we are always chasing great light and time is usually against us, so why don't more photographers take a mountain bike with them, it allows you to get around a lot quicker.
+Jillian Dennis It's a good point Jillian. I have on occasions reached a certain viewpoint by bike, if it is not accesible by car, but quicker to reach than by foot. I even modified the bike carrier to hold my tripod! Is this something you do yourself?
+e6 Vlogs Yes from time to time, a bike helps me chill, i can get to shots and light quicker.
Hi! Craig,
Watching this in 2017, it seems rather ironic that you commented that there hadn't been enough rain to cover the base of the Centenary Stone. It probably didn't stop raining from the day you left till about March 2016. Loving the videos but how about a few more pics of when the light was right and what you did to get 'that' image instead of just telling us that the conditions aren't quite right.
nice shots, but too many adverts!
Can't see the point of making square pic's, does your eyes see in square section. esp landscapes...
+isleman44 I think many viewpoints do suit a square format, just as some look better in the vertical or panoramic format. Rectangular formats make you view a scene a particular way, whereas the square is quite unbiased.
+isleman44
Square pics work for me when they're conveying a certain atmosphere, hard for me to explain how i feel about them, I do like them but the composition needs a certain type of magic to pull it off, and what I've seen here...it was executed well and worked for me.
Quite agree with the points raised, however, The square picture format does not lend itself to landscape pictures, you can crop top and bottom, or side to side depending on vertical or horizontal pic's. the picture I had in mind was the jetty shot, squared, all that says to me was the rest of the pic was not worth showing. and landscapes are 4x3 or widescreen.
no further comment to make..
I agree with you, I've never shot a square pic, it's one of the reasons I don't use instagram, but I have seen some really great ones, not that I could pull it off, especially older classic photos, controversial topic I guess, I think I'll stick to wide for landscapes though, and portrait for certain situations! ;)
Beautiful images but they have been done for decades and these locations have been flogged to death.
I think it's time us photographers should get off the "beaten tracks" and find some new perspectives.
This year I am going to try my best to ignore the standard locations and look for new positions to plant my tripod.
Hi Craig. Great video and nice to see familiar places I've visited before. Just wondering what the music is? Really like it. Thanks
+Iain Barbour Oh, I write and play the music myself too Iain! Or, it could just be a free track courtesy of TH-cam!