Hi Kim just found you channel by chance. I was born in Scotland but have spent most of my life in England. Complete beginner when it come to photography, and wouldn’t know a composition if I tripped over it 😀. After watching this vlog I have picked up some really useful tips. Just like to say thank you so much for sharing 👍
What a fantastic video. Very informative and interesting point of view. Sometimes it is very hard to get a good image on a crap day and still there are other options, you just need to look around. Cheers from Down under in Australia
Thank you for the video. You can watch a lot of videos on leading lines and other rules but there is always something extra to pick up with different approaches taken by different photographers. Some very interesting points here. I love seascapes and I am lucky enough to live on the North Devon coast very close to the Cornwall border. My problem is I hate getting my big tripod out when there are lots of people about, don't know why, and we have had loads of people here lately. I have just got myself a little Viltrox VX T60 tripod. It's solid, extends to 61 cm (tad over 2 foot) and breaks down to 8 inches so I can have it with me everywhere and it holds my Nikon D7200 with no issues. I now have another tripod option and I'm happy to use the Viltrox at busy times allowing me to shoot more often getting those lower images.
Hello Kim, great video with a good selection of photographs, also giving so much information on composition but also your enthusiasm and encouragement for us to get out and practice by shooting photographs. Thanks for sharing and remember to stay safe 😷.
Hi Kim brilliant video for the likes of myself ( a relative newbie) I will store these tips in what memory bank I have left ( getting old ). I will keep practicing as although i take photographs of what i would like to paint i still think they should apply. Until next time take care and stay safe
Thanks for a very interesting vlog Kim. I am undertaking a camera course at the moment and have just covered the compositional 'rules' as it were - but it's so different seeing it coming to life in a practical way - really enjoyed the vlog. As you say . . . practice practice!!! 🙂📷👌
As always, great tips and guidelines, coupled with inspiration! And so much of this applies to videos, which I try hard to employ in my drone cinematic videos. Thank you!!!!
Excellent injection of enthusiasm, many thanks once again Kim. One point tho', when you had the framing example and said it didn't work, my immediate thought was of a guy called Hiroshi Sugimoto, and what he might have done with the scene. To be truthful... I forgot his name and had to google it! Stay Well.
Great instructional video Kim . Many amateur photographers will have taken a lot from it.Well done, once again, Kim!
Excellent video Kin. 👌👌👌
Excellent set of examples for an excellent set of compositional techniques. One of your best TH-cam videos.....
Great tips and beautiful example photos.
Very useful content Kim 👍👍👍
Hi Kim just found you channel by chance. I was born in Scotland but have spent most of my life in England. Complete beginner when it come to photography, and wouldn’t know a composition if I tripped over it 😀. After watching this vlog I have picked up some really useful tips. Just like to say thank you so much for sharing 👍
What a fantastic video. Very informative and interesting point of view. Sometimes it is very hard to get a good image on a crap day and still there are other options, you just need to look around. Cheers from Down under in Australia
Very nice Kim great information and. Techniques great pictures very nice indeed as always cheers 👍🇬🇧
Thank you for the video. You can watch a lot of videos on leading lines and other rules but there is always something extra to pick up with different approaches taken by different photographers. Some very interesting points here. I love seascapes and I am lucky enough to live on the North Devon coast very close to the Cornwall border. My problem is I hate getting my big tripod out when there are lots of people about, don't know why, and we have had loads of people here lately. I have just got myself a little Viltrox VX T60 tripod. It's solid, extends to 61 cm (tad over 2 foot) and breaks down to 8 inches so I can have it with me everywhere and it holds my Nikon D7200 with no issues. I now have another tripod option and I'm happy to use the Viltrox at busy times allowing me to shoot more often getting those lower images.
Hello Kim, great video with a good selection of photographs, also giving so much information on composition but also your enthusiasm and encouragement for us to get out and practice by shooting photographs. Thanks for sharing and remember to stay safe 😷.
Good presentation as always. I feel the rules are guide lines, to put your own touch into the photo.
Hi Kim brilliant video for the likes of myself ( a relative newbie) I will store these tips in what memory bank I have left ( getting old ). I will keep practicing as although i take photographs of what i would like to paint i still think they should apply. Until next time take care and stay safe
Great video and beautiful images. A kind of Seascape Photographer's Pocket Book that every photographer should always keep in his backpack. Thank you!
Nikon Europe? Way to go Kim! Great video good info. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for a very interesting vlog Kim. I am undertaking a camera course at the moment and have just covered the compositional 'rules' as it were - but it's so different seeing it coming to life in a practical way - really enjoyed the vlog. As you say . . . practice practice!!! 🙂📷👌
Useful tips, thanks 😊
A very relaxing and informative video Kim. Easy to understand and good explanations with some great images. Take care and stay safe ❤️
As always, great tips and guidelines, coupled with inspiration! And so much of this applies to videos, which I try hard to employ in my drone cinematic videos. Thank you!!!!
I’ve watched a lot of photography videos on TH-cam, and I really enjoyed your presentation. Well done
Thank you very much David - really glad you're enjoying the videos.
Great tips Kim just a shame you didn’t get some better light on the day. Cheers Keith
Great video Kim, people can learn from it, and beautiful pictures
Really enjoyed watching Kim. Great video, so informative. Your images are all incredible :) x
Again good information and a good evening to you Kim you do have a way with words ... PS. beautiful images ...
Well Kim, is time for Nikon to give you the Z7 ....!
Great job.
Great video Kim, wished I could be there.
Helpful.
Great vlog and photos.
Hi kimmy great video what can I say yr the best realy enjoyed it big hug from the rock💕
Thank you..
Great tips!
Great vid Kim, very useful learning
Love watching your videos, hope to be up in the Highlands in November x
Very nice video Kim. I am so glad that you didn't take any photos using an ND filter.
It didn't look like it anyway. :)
Excellent injection of enthusiasm, many thanks once again Kim. One point tho', when you had the framing example and said it didn't work, my immediate thought was of a guy called Hiroshi Sugimoto, and what he might have done with the scene. To be truthful... I forgot his name and had to google it! Stay Well.