Photographing The Oregon Coast part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- Some behind the scenes of my first Oregon Coast workshop of 2018
Gear used in this video
Camera - amzn.to/2vD5yHB
Wide angle lens -amzn.to/2KELV6s
Telephoto Lens -amzn.to/2MdJCvP
Tripod - www.reallyrightstuff.com/TVC-3...
Ballhead - amzn.to/2BCoje1
Video camera - amzn.to/2Chy1GN
Breakthrough Photography Filters- breakthrough.photography?rfsn=682404.b22bf
Mic -amzn.to/2FfS6wQ
Nick on instagram - / nickpagephotography - บันเทิง
Thank you Nick for the awesome videos. Having been to most of the locations you describe makes them even more interesting. I don't live out your way anymore so it's nice to relive past trips that I have made by watching your travels.
Great video. Loved that slow walk behind the group on the beach...then it speeds up and slows back down. Very cool!
I'm glad I didn't know of that location before my trip to Oregon; had a great trip and lived through it! Liked Bandon a lot.
So glad you are being consistent with these videos Nick, cheers from Sweden.
Hello Nick, fabulous opening shot! You are the Best! Lovin' that slo-mo and music!
I absloutly love the foggy seascape at the beginning of your video.
This man is an amazing photographer, love his style alot.
Looks like everyone is having a good time. My wife and I spent an early morning there in August 2018. Really enjoyed it. BTW, like your "leave it better than you found it" cap. Never seen one before
Dude, you are so positive! I love it man! Keep up the good work!
Digging your choice of music in this one. Keep it up.
me too - but can you tell me what band this is please? Thank you in advance.
Nick, glad you decided to just take your first image. I know it's not the big bang, oh wow, shot, but hey, it's a beautiful view and composition and does a great job of capturing the essence of the Oregon coast. So, thanks for putting that one in there!! Gerry
Wow, that first view was spectacular (and scary looking down). The mossy trees looked like the "old men of the forest" - very nice.
This video brings back fond memories of our workshop. BTW ... it helped re-kindle my interest in exploring new things ... Lumenzia, a Z7 that will arrive in 2 days, and a full Lee Filter System to work on more long exposure images.
I can relate to grey skies. In November I've had like 5 hours of sunlight. All of those during day time. Luckily I have a couple projects that I need to finish editing and I always have you to keep me inspired for when the conditions are right again :D
Sorry Nick .... one year late, but.... another great video. Good job man! Thank you a lot.
God, The Oregon Coast is stunning! Especially for me who lives surrounded by mountains
Nice vlog. I like your music choices, and the places look beautiful, well very beautiful in fact. Thx for sharing these videos.
Hah nice, the start of this video is just like my most recent video exploring the Oregon Coast! Love that closeup of the mossy tree.
Awesome video ! Love the work.
Great video as always Nick.. 👍🏻
Great video, great channel. I'd love to go on one of your workshops Nick.
lol I love this, creepy and scary intro. I hope you make some day a video all about this subject, and a gallery with all dark images. Pretty sure it'll be a hit.
I’m kicking myself for skipping out on going to Bandon this year. Glad the light came out:)
Love that lower beach shot and the creepy atmosphere in the forest there :)
You always got interesting compositions, not just the same thing over and over
As always, a great video brother. I hope you were wearing your crampons out and around the cliffs and steep rock faces. With all the fog and a bit of rain we have had, I'm sporting mine already. Stay safe and thanks for all your content.
Dangerous indeed! I was there a few weeks ago on that very trail. It was raining!!! Multiply the slip and fall danger by 100. Congrats on surviving Nick!
looks great! the video from the sony looks awesome too btw!
Rockin’ shots man!
yes is dangerous, I was there in the same place , but is awesome!!!! I remember I could only garb a tree from the left, but it could slip easly.
Awesome video, thank you again
I loved the first photo from your dangerous hike! What a beautiful place, wow! Why oh why do I have to be stuck in Texas? LOL
Hi Nick
tolles tolles Video.....verry verry good .
Ich bin jedes mal geflasht
LG aus Germany, Pierre
nick you are the GOAT
Great stuff!
I didn't get to Bandon this year, it makes me sad...caught a 65lb Halibut not far from where you shot (SW), off a boat a few hundred yards off-shore. I usually fish for perch where you were standing. I really should get serious about my DSLR, surprised the light house didn't pop up.
At some point, can you provide info on what you put on your feet for walking in cold water (surf or stream)? Thanks!
Once again great video what is name of the track you played in your last 3 minutes or so I've heard it before and love it but can never find it on epidemic sound thanks.
Awesome
Good video. I love the music at around 7 minutes. What is it?
Nick, I love your work. now that you are shooting Sony, how does the canon lenses compare to the sony lenses?
Nick Thanks so much again for all the hard work you put into your videos. I download your videos to use as tutorials wile out on the shoot. Been subscribed for some time now . Would love to have your support as well.
Take care my friend Nd be safe.
ATB Joe
My A7III comes today! Nick what do you use to help protect the A7RIII since it isn't completely weather sealed??
The beach for the morning shoot is gorgeous. Where is that? (The one where the group was....not the scary one LOL)
Take care. I have seen you in dangerous places too many times Nick.
Man i love your videos but if you could add the ISO SS F stop in the photos shown that would be class for us learners ;)
Shout out to Phil Monson and Entrada Outdoors for the "Leave it better" hat. Thanks for rocking it, Nick!
Sam Boardman! Good spot.
Where was the first beach you showed the whole group shooting at in the morning? or is that a secret?
Whats the name of the first beach?
Hi Nick, Were you using a filter for that tree shot at 10:54? if so can you share what it was and why you used it please mate
yep I was using a Breakthrough Photography x4 Circular Polorizer
Creepy trees FTW!
Dude, that music for the intro, I kept expecting Bigfoot to jump out and grab you!
Notification squad!
What do you edit in?
Loved that super creepy intro!
What type of foot wear do you use at the beach?
these with a pair of mesh tennis shoes over the top.. amzn.to/2VSGx6D
The PNW has been calling me for years. I think it's time I finally plan a trip
Nick, where I do I sign up for one of your workshops?
Www.nickpagephotography.com
Hi Nick. I'm writing to you from Italy; I always watch your videos, I consider them very interesting. I'm a photo amateur and I've planned a trip for the next summer (I had to postpone it because of the Covid-19 Emergency) that includes the Oregon coasts .
I tried to search the locations where you took these photos on Google Earth, but I was unable.
Could you kindly tell me where are these?
Wish I could be there, Oregon is beautiful. Where are all the women photogs, don’t they like you? ; ) always enjoy your videos, keep them coming.
You ever come across Grizzlies?
Not in these areas.. we only have black bear
Wet feet! Did anyone take any wellies?
Lord Page
Why is that guy using a cine lens?
no one was shooting a Cine lens to my knowledge
watch out for them bears.... :)
Took my poor wife to that first spot on out honeymoon, I still don't think she has forgiven me!
You've had a lot of "This is really dangerous" moments in a number of recent videos. Just an observation.
Maybe I'm a woos but to me even a great photo is not worth losing my life.
That beginning reminded me of the Blair Witch Project.
First thought: thats a creepy forest walk
Second thought: (no offence) imagine running into nick page in the dark in that creepy forest...
Don't some customers find it rude that you vlog during a workshop ? I know I would, coz those workshops are very expensive and very short.
I always ask first and film very little... this was a weeklong workshop and only filmed two of 12 shoots
I've been on a number of Nick's workshops, and he is always fully attentive to the participants as his first priority. Quite frankly I'm always surprised at the consistent quality of his vlogs afterwards given the circumstances and his focus on quality workshops. The few times that we see Nick vlogging, it just adds to the fun of the experience.