Great video, informative, relevant, entertaining and delivered in a relaxed style. This makes a wonderful change from watching some clown tying his shoelaces, talking about breakfast, getting into his car, driving to some distant location and at the same being tortured by ear-piercing music. Besides being a great photography video it is also a nice promotional piece for north Wales tourism and e6 Subscription.
I particularly liked the shots of the third lighthouse. You really caught the grain of the rocks as well as the colour of the lichen. After that, I was impressed by the lightness of the Marram grass. You should go down to Burnham-on-Sea. Three lighthouses in the town, one part of a church and another a wooden lighthouse on the beach. All interesting.
A mega vlog would be awesome all my favourite vloggers doing a challenge together including Craig, Thomas Heaton, Paul G Johnson, Kim grant, Simon Baxter & First man photography
Thank the Goddess for your videos. Having a very bad day in a very bad month and your voice is soooo relaxing, and your videos so helpful and full of peace... really what i needed today. Thanks! Cheers P.S. Obviously great shots as always. ;)
Another excellent video Craig. I really envy you your dramatic lighthouses, your jagged rocks, your pebbly beaches and your moody skies. But, living in Perth, Australia, I suppose I should be content with our brilliant blue sky, our dazzlingly white beaches, our unforgiving landscapes and our unique flora. All of which just goes to prove that the grass always looks greener over the hill (have I got that right?). Many thanks and keep them coming, Rob.
One of my favourite channels. Wonderful images and I always learn something new, i.e. include the entire foreground element inside the frame. (Love the music too.)
Outstanding photography ! Your technique produces some of the best photographs I have ever seen. Combination of foreground and sky using filters produces very dramatic light range and great detail. You really make that Olympus sing. It is a joy and inspiration following your blog. Best wishes from Canada.
An absolutely fantastic video! Not only have you offered excellent instruction on the art of photography, your video footage is very nice! You are in my A-List of TH-cam vlogs to watch. Thank you! Have you considered color grading your scenic video footage (those with music) to resemble your beautiful photos? I think that doing so will add to the ultimate impact of your pictures. I look forward to your next installment!
Craig, perhaps the title of this vlog should have been Goldilocks photography 😊 Lovely images. Thank you again for the tips, especially the "breathing room" with foreground rocks , etc. appreciate your hard work.
Great video and lovely locations. I really liked the last shot of the third lighthouse. I thought it looked better without having a big rock in the foreground dominating the scene.
A beautiful location and some beautiful images. It is nice to watch a vlog of landscape photography by a fellow micro four thirds shooter. I look forward to watching your videos. Great work and thank you for sharing.
Great video thanks - visited Penmon and Llanddwyn earlier this year, but the Welsh rain also made a visit :-) That blue boat that looked like a trawler near Penmon is actually the ocean sciences research vessel from Bangor University.
Another superb video, Anglesey is a beautiful place and you got some brilliant images. Although I can’t climb South Stack I like going there for the birds, especially late spring.
Great vlog Craig. I wish that I'd remembered to photograph these when i was in North Wales earlier this year as the weather condition in the mountains where horrendous. Three for next year's hit list! Great work and thanks for sharing.
I would like to see you do a series on the found object that anyone could find with in 5 mile of where they live. What I'm getting at is most people can't get too the sea or mountains like you do. Getting tired of the sea and mountain photo. After awhile they all seam to look alike.
What if I live 5 miles from the sea?! There's a certain amount of travel involved in landscape photography. That's just fact. However, you obviously haven't checked out all my videos, as I do cater for the other argument just as much!
Is it possible to give more technical information of aperture and shutter speed settings along with recommendations for filters that you use please , love the videos ,thanks john coleman
I much enjoy the pace and practicality of your videos. I always look forward to the next one. But I've got one question. When you cut in a photo whose making you've just described so well, I'd like to have a leisurely look at it precisely because I want to enjoy and learn. But I feel you move on too swiftly. This isn't a complaint, and it's not just about your videos either. I feel the same about other landscape photography blogs. Any chance you could comment on that and let me/us know the reasoning behind the tempo there? Thanks a lot.
Great video, informative, relevant, entertaining and delivered in a relaxed style. This makes a wonderful change from watching some clown tying his shoelaces, talking about breakfast, getting into his car, driving to some distant location and at the same being tortured by ear-piercing music. Besides being a great photography video it is also a nice promotional piece for north Wales tourism and e6 Subscription.
Gorgeous image of the first lighthouse from the shingle beach. Just great.
I particularly liked the shots of the third lighthouse. You really caught the grain of the rocks as well as the colour of the lichen. After that, I was impressed by the lightness of the Marram grass. You should go down to Burnham-on-Sea. Three lighthouses in the town, one part of a church and another a wooden lighthouse on the beach. All interesting.
Craig, another awesome vlog. You have an amazing eye for compositions.
A mega vlog would be awesome all my favourite vloggers doing a challenge together including Craig, Thomas Heaton, Paul G Johnson, Kim grant, Simon Baxter & First man photography
Thank the Goddess for your videos.
Having a very bad day in a very bad month and your voice is soooo relaxing, and your videos so helpful and full of peace... really what i needed today. Thanks!
Cheers
P.S. Obviously great shots as always. ;)
Nice to see some different persectives on my local patch. And glad you were able to visit in a calm day between our usual horizontal rain! Great vid!
Another excellent video Craig.
I really envy you your dramatic lighthouses, your jagged rocks, your pebbly beaches and your moody skies.
But, living in Perth, Australia, I suppose I should be content with our brilliant blue sky, our dazzlingly white beaches, our unforgiving landscapes and our unique flora.
All of which just goes to prove that the grass always looks greener over the hill (have I got that right?).
Many thanks and keep them coming, Rob.
The final location at Ynys Llanddwyn is one of my favourite places.
Nice videography with commentary in Isle of Anglesey.💂
Superb photographs with a lot of useful advice and information simply stated. What more could you ask for?
One of my favourite channels. Wonderful images and I always learn something new, i.e. include the entire foreground element inside the frame. (Love the music too.)
great shots!
What a great location. Love the idea of the lighthouse challenge. Also it shows that you can still get good shots whatever the time of day.
Great vlog, great advice. Thanks Craig.
Your composition skill is extraordinary. Your unique vlogging style does stand out. Many thanks for the tips, Craig.
Thanks Gopa
Always enjoy your vlog, gives me ideas and show me how to achieve an end result. Photographed the first two lighthouses but not the third.
Craig, another great vlog and just intimate for my visit to Llanddwyn Lighthouse next week.......
Very good again, thanks.
Most enjoyable 👍🏻
Outstanding photography ! Your technique produces some of the best photographs I have ever seen. Combination of foreground and sky using filters produces very dramatic light range and great detail. You really make that Olympus sing. It is a joy and inspiration following your blog. Best wishes from Canada.
Thanks for sharing, very nice compositions, your blogs are always very interesting.
All the best.....Peter.
Great video again Craig. Always look forward to seeing them.
An absolutely fantastic video! Not only have you offered excellent instruction on the art of photography, your video footage is very nice! You are in my A-List of TH-cam vlogs to watch. Thank you! Have you considered color grading your scenic video footage (those with music) to resemble your beautiful photos? I think that doing so will add to the ultimate impact of your pictures. I look forward to your next installment!
Love it - right on time too )
always look forward to your vlogs keep up the good work
Another very well made vlog.
Thank you 👍
You should have titled this "Goldilocks and the 3 Lights" LOL. Very nice results despite less than ideal conditions. Love your videos. -Larry
Many thanks, Craig. A good example of making the best of the lighting you a "given".
Well done Craig, always love your lighthearted and informative style of working. As always excellent indeed!
Love your videos. Your passion for photography is really infectious. Keep up the good work.
Great video - thanks
Great informative video thanks 👏🏻👍🏻
Craig, perhaps the title of this vlog should have been Goldilocks photography 😊
Lovely images. Thank you again for the tips, especially the "breathing room" with foreground rocks , etc. appreciate your hard work.
Beautiful compositions. Thank you, Craig.
Great location was there myself this week doing the same thing cracking video.
Very nice!
Another excellent video, look forward to the next.
Another excellent video, Craig and that location looks amazing and your pics weren't too bad either! ;-)
Always a good vlog always great images love the sense of humor look forward to the next one.. 😳😁
Thanks so much for sharing and the extra helpful hints!
Great vlog Craig, i love your photographic style and passion for photography. Thank you!
Great video and lovely locations. I really liked the last shot of the third lighthouse. I thought it looked better without having a big rock in the foreground dominating the scene.
A beautiful location and some beautiful images. It is nice to watch a vlog of landscape photography by a fellow micro four thirds shooter. I look forward to watching your videos. Great work and thank you for sharing.
Great shots and excellent tips.
I love those lighthouses compositions beautiful work.
Love your channel Craig. Awesome when a new one drops but it's also a delight to go back and check out out your earlier vlogs. :)
Great video thanks - visited Penmon and Llanddwyn earlier this year, but the Welsh rain also made a visit :-) That blue boat that looked like a trawler near Penmon is actually the ocean sciences research vessel from Bangor University.
Another superb video, Anglesey is a beautiful place and you got some brilliant images. Although I can’t climb South Stack I like going there for the birds, especially late spring.
Great vlog Craig. I wish that I'd remembered to photograph these when i was in North Wales earlier this year as the weather condition in the mountains where horrendous. Three for next year's hit list! Great work and thanks for sharing.
Another wonderful video! 👌
Great photos! And about the end of this video I was laughing hard. :-D
I really enjoy your videos! A special thank you for the tips, always eager to learn from you sensei :)
This is inspiring! I'm going to have to try the challenge when I'm in North Wales next month :-)
as always - interesting and well detailed story with awesome image to back it all up :)
Great images, always enjoy your vlog!
The good example, Thank you!
UK is blessed with this landscape. In Germany it’s hard to find rocks for foreground everywhere like in the UK.
Take some with you!
Thanks a lot.
Really enjoyed this video "Goldielocks"!
Another great vlog ;)
So, you have your own "squarespace" sponsor, hey?... Great images. Great humour.
I would like to see you do a series on the found object that anyone could find with in 5 mile of where they live. What I'm getting at is most people can't get too the sea or mountains like you do. Getting tired of the sea and mountain photo. After awhile they all seam to look alike.
What if I live 5 miles from the sea?! There's a certain amount of travel involved in landscape photography. That's just fact. However, you obviously haven't checked out all my videos, as I do cater for the other argument just as much!
I do like my porridge not to hot, not to cold, great vlog
Beautiful images at Anglesey ( ang-gles-sea )
Is it possible to give more technical information of aperture and shutter speed settings along with recommendations for filters that you use please , love the videos ,thanks john coleman
Nice images, and nice tunes :) Question, focus stacking for those final lighthouse images? Those with rocks in the foreground. Thanks.
Careful and calm taste in your landscape photography Craig!
Excellent video again as always. Are those the new wheels then? Joining the landscape togs van club?
They are Steven, well spotted! More an upgrade from the Galaxy camper I've had for the last 10 yeas or so!
Unrelated but wondered if you were considering upgrading to the EM-1 Mark II?
with a Welsh surname ;Roberts,the place names should not give you a problem.great vlog
I much enjoy the pace and practicality of your videos. I always look forward to the next one. But I've got one question. When you cut in a photo whose making you've just described so well, I'd like to have a leisurely look at it precisely because I want to enjoy and learn. But I feel you move on too swiftly. This isn't a complaint, and it's not just about your videos either. I feel the same about other landscape photography blogs. Any chance you could comment on that and let me/us know the reasoning behind the tempo there? Thanks a lot.
I have to consider the flow of the video Michael, so i suggest using the pause button, or just watch the video again!
You should do a collaboration with Thomas Heaton, that would be a great video!
i just wanted to say that!!!
It would definitely be an interesting collaboration, perhaps Craig is mulling it over. ;-)
I don't think brother Heaton sits still long enough to answer a phone!
ROBIN CHUN True
Again a nice and inspiring video. Thank you. Which polarizer do you use?
Lee Seven5
thank you
Great video and advice as usual, thanks. BTW, what pano bracket are you using?
RRS (Really Right Stuff)
Cant add anything to the other comments except perhaps to add my own thanks.
at 6:58 in it sure looks flat no curve is this another flat earth video
You really need to check out these two channels -- dazzathecameraman , reds rhetoric .