OMG. This is by far the best instructional composition video I've seen to date... And I've seen a few ton of them over the last two years or so. Thanks Andy. Subscribed! Awsome images BTW. I watched it twice to make sure I didn't miss anything.
Wow Andy I have been researching because I want to get back into photography after 40 years. This is by far the best video I have found explaining the different lenses needed for landscape photography. Thank you so much! Bridget from Australia
I'm currently having a bit of GAS (no, not that, Gear Acquisition Syndrome) and this channel is a great cure. "No, I do not need 45 mega pixels full-frame, just look at Andrew's photos". Thanks for your work!
Second and third those comments that you've really hit upon a compelling way to teach a general truth with this video. 5:45 you introduce a handy rule of thumb for lens selection that I'd never considered before. Is this photograph about 1 thing, 2 things, or 3 things? I'd never thought to ask myself that question. I live in a beautiful city of seaside hills and fog (San Francisco), I own lovely gear, and I understand exposure. But my compositions are weak, often very weak, and "rule of thirds" only gets me so far. This video, the thought behind it, is just the change of mindset that can help people out of ruts. Thank you. More like this, please.
I really like the way you convey technical info, clear and informative. Another quality video. Head n shoulders above the majority of content on you tube.
Only just seen this. A great video which couldn't explain focal length and composition any better! Well worth watching, whatever your level of photography.
Having these breathtaking images as an example of explaining the focal lengths, i absorb the knowledge faster, get motivated and time flies by...Awesome!👍
Andy, I have watched this video at least three times and get more out of it every time. Thank you for putting such high-quality training on your channel ... wow! And thank you.
Thanks Andy - and thanks for putting in those FF focal length equivalents! Without them, I spend too much time doing mental arithmetic. :-) I should probably watch this video as a refresher before any landscape work. Stay well.
As a beginner, I was always confused about when to switch between wide angle to telephoto lens for landscape photography. This, so far, is the best video which cleared my confusion. Practical and to the point! Thank you!
Another succinct video, Andy! You are a real master at putting these videos together so there is no wasted time, and every word counts! Thanks for the great content!
Hi Andy thank you very much for this video I’ve found you on fstoppers This is the first time that I see a video that explains so well the composition with different focal lenses and how to use it Thanks a lot Have a nice day
I've only watched a few of your videos but I'm completely amazed of your perspective and how well you describe everything. You make me wanna get out and take photos! Thank you for your videos.
Thanks Andy, love your videos! Grateful to be a beginner photographer in today's day in age with individuals like yourself and other great youtubers sharing such valuable information. My challenge is knowing what lenses to bring. I love the xf 10-24 and 50-140, but sometimes the weight comes into question for those longer 20km+ hikes. I also own the 16-80mm but just bringing that 1 lens I always find I want to go a bit wider or a bit more tele. A constant struggle of gear and weight! It may just be practice with the mid range zoom to make photos that work. Just love the look of those ultra wide 3d images and, the tele compression look of mountains. Something about the mid range zoom always seemed a bit boring for me.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoy the channel. I'm the same as you, I don't find the mid range interesting at all and only carry a wide zoom and the tele zoom. I prefer the 55-200 though, as it's lighter and smaller, so I'm never tempted to leave it behind.
fantastic explanation of the different lens types and when to use them. and your wonderful images support this film in an excellent way. thank you andy
Thanks so much, glad you found it useful. I was actually planning to be in Patagonia in April this year but had to cancel. Hopefully I'll return there next year.
A really great video. You summarized in a single and simple concept a whole approach at the lenses. Thank you so much. You changed my perspective on that
Andy as always I learn something from your videos. Thanks for sharing these ideas. You have given me some additional helpful hints when I’m out in the field.
Excellent video and well illustrated with some amazing photos. I recently picked up a 24-105mm F4 for my Sony and it’s been incredible for photographing landscapes. The various strengths of each focal length was very apparent when shooting with that one lens.
Thanks a lot Andy for this very important and interesting video. I think this video or course is the most important and all landscape photographers must know
Taking a High Sierras trip soon and this video was so well timed! Thank you for your clarity. I’m going to work on choosing my focal length with more intention.
I currently watch a lot of videos on YT on landscape photography to prepare a trip to the Dolomites in september. And this one is, by far, the most useful I have seen on the choice of lens thematic and composition for landscape photography. Thank you so much to share your experience. It's priceless.
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you found the video useful. You'll love the Dolomites, it's wonderful in September. I've been there every September since 2017, and I'll be there again this September, so say hello if you see me out shooting.
@@AndyMumford Hello Andy. I'm currently in the Dolomites and I would like to shoot the Tre Cime Di Lavaredo. Which Time is more photogenic in your opinion ? Golden hour in the morning or golden hour in the evening ? Hope to see you there :)
@@clementg7247 I was there a few nights ago. It actually works well at both times of day, and it’s great in the blue hour too when there is alpenglow and colour in the sky, but I prefer sunset
Wow, one of the best videos I've ever seen on this subject and landscape photography in general. Thank you very much! BTW, I especially love your super wide angle shits. I'm buying a 10-24 because of you :)
Thank you, you have reinforced some of my experience in using different focal lengths; particularly telephoto. I agree that foreground is important for ultra wide. I like using telephoto to get the landscape abstract. Please keep the videos coming!
A joy to watch your videos. Useful, clear, and illustrative as usual. Thank you so much! Not to mention your stunning photography thrown in with those examples, they evoke wanderlust on a high level. Not to mention gear lust for those who are not entirely covered in the lense range. :)
Thanks so much Arpad, really glad you enjoy the videos and find them useful. I actually think you can get by with just 2 zooms for most uses. I usually only take a wide angle zoom and a telephoto zoom with me on my trips
Excellent video Andy! I‘m doing landscape photography for 5 years now and have never seen a link between the different lens types and the elements included in the frame. This is an excellent guide for when you‘re not sure where to start at a new scene. Brilliant!
Valuable information and so well explained, appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I have just purchased a 70-200 f2.8 so can't wait to get out and put the information into practice.
Andy you're a master storyteller both in terms of your narration and your images. I am a complete newbie to photography and the way you have taught me so many new things it's just phenomenal. I am very grateful to you. I love the images you take and I wish to reach your level of mastery someday in landscape photography ❤️
This was one of the best instructional videos and probably the most important lesson in landscape photography.
Thanks so much, glad you found it useful
yes, even years later! so well chosen illustration pictures! Thx a lot!
"Be sure every things have enough space to breathe"
The better advice i've ever heard about composition.
Grateful to you
It's one of the foundations of composition for me. Thanks for the comment
@@AndyMumford Not a landscape photographer myself, i really apreciate the way you talk about photography
love how you broke this down into elements, never thought about it in this way
Thanks so much Christopher, really glad you found it useful
best video 'bout focal length according to landscape photography I've ever seen!
thx for it ☺
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Great video Andy, not a particuliar landscape photographer here but it is really nice that have those kind of explanations ! Thank you
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OMG. This is by far the best instructional composition video I've seen to date... And I've seen a few ton of them over the last two years or so. Thanks Andy. Subscribed! Awsome images BTW. I watched it twice to make sure I didn't miss anything.
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you found the video useful
Wow Andy I have been researching because I want to get back into photography after 40 years. This is by far the best video I have found explaining the different lenses needed for landscape photography. Thank you so much! Bridget from Australia
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Mr Mumford
You really are outstanding in every aspect of your video tutorials.
I am 'hooked' but above all I am learning.
Sincere thanks!
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you find the videos useful
Just watched this again. Still brilliant.
Thanks so much Peter, really glad you enjoyed it
Probably the best video I have ever seen that explains composition and lens choice….great stuff Andy, I wish I discovered you earlier!
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Andy i just love your quality content 👌 and your calm way of presenting 😃
Thanks so much for the comment Julian, really glad you enjoy the videos
Covers the whole span of Landscape lens - terrific
Thank you
Thanks so much, glad you found it useful
I'm currently having a bit of GAS (no, not that, Gear Acquisition Syndrome) and this channel is a great cure. "No, I do not need 45 mega pixels full-frame, just look at Andrew's photos".
Thanks for your work!
Thanks so much for the comment, and I really hope the channel can, at least partly, alleviate your GAS 😁
Hands down the best photography channel on TH-cam. Great work Andy.
Thanks so much Jeff, really glad you enjoy the channel
Another master class in 15 minutes! Andy, you are amazing!!
Thanks so much for the comment, glad you enjoyed it
Second and third those comments that you've really hit upon a compelling way to teach a general truth with this video. 5:45 you introduce a handy rule of thumb for lens selection that I'd never considered before. Is this photograph about 1 thing, 2 things, or 3 things? I'd never thought to ask myself that question. I live in a beautiful city of seaside hills and fog (San Francisco), I own lovely gear, and I understand exposure. But my compositions are weak, often very weak, and "rule of thirds" only gets me so far. This video, the thought behind it, is just the change of mindset that can help people out of ruts. Thank you. More like this, please.
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you found the video useful
Stunning images drive your message home, thanks for posting.
Thanks so much Chris, glad you enjoyed it
A treasure trove, as always. Thanks, Andy. 👍🇦🇺🦘
Thanks so much for the comment, glad you enjoyed it
So different to whats beitn thrown out there these days. This is something i have understood throughout the years. Thanks for summurizing it to well
Thanks so much, really glad you enjoy the videos
I really like the way you convey technical info, clear and informative. Another quality video. Head n shoulders above the majority of content on you tube.
Thanks so much for the comment Rick, really glad you enjoy the content
wow. way to bring some class back to youtube! this was an instant subscription from me. Thanks for sharing this masterclass.
Thanks so much for the subscription, really glad you found the video useful
Extremely valuable information; this video just showed your deep knowledge gained over the years in the art of photography.
Thanks so much Jamal, really glad you found it interesting
The best photography lesson !!!! ❤️
Thanks so much for the lovely comment 🙏
This is such a fantastic video! Already watched it twice and took notes.
Thanks so much, that’s really good to know. Glad you found it useful
Only just seen this. A great video which couldn't explain focal length and composition any better! Well worth watching, whatever your level of photography.
Thanks so much , really glad you found it useful
Another awesome video. You have a succinct way to teach great principles! Learning tons from you. Thanks Andy!
Thanks so much Andrew, good to know you're finding the videos useful
Exceptional, exceptional, exceptional on all aspects; the high standards, the details, the depth; and images you show are just art!!
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Having these breathtaking images as an example of explaining the focal lengths, i absorb the knowledge faster, get motivated and time flies by...Awesome!👍
Thanks so much, I'm really glad you enjoyed the video
Andy, I have watched this video at least three times and get more out of it every time. Thank you for putting such high-quality training on your channel ... wow! And thank you.
Thanks so much for the comment Tom, really glad you enjoy the channel and find the videos useful
Very informative, and wonderfully demonstrated. One of the best photography videos I've seen so far. Thank you!
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Thanks Andy - and thanks for putting in those FF focal length equivalents! Without them, I spend too much time doing mental arithmetic. :-)
I should probably watch this video as a refresher before any landscape work.
Stay well.
No problem Shane, I always get asked so try to put the focal lengths on every image in videos. Glad you enjoyed the video
Very interesting, very informative and beautiful photographs to illustrate your points. Thank you.
Thanks for the comment David, glad you enjoyed it
Well put, thank you!
Thanks for watching
Agreed the best instruction video so far on TH-cam tube
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Thank you It was great to watch and learn.
Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed the video
Always a great refresher.
Thanks so much
Love your videos.....your one of the best my friend!
Thanks so much, really glad you enjoy the videos
As a beginner, I was always confused about when to switch between wide angle to telephoto lens for landscape photography. This, so far, is the best video which cleared my confusion. Practical and to the point! Thank you!
Thanks again for the comment, good to know the video was helpful
Well put together information
Thanks so much, glad it was useful
Another succinct video, Andy! You are a real master at putting these videos together so there is no wasted time, and every word counts! Thanks for the great content!
Thanks so much for the comment, glad you enjoyed the video
Such a valuable video, thank you.
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Good food for thought.
Thanks for the comment
This was a really useful and clear explanation. Thank you
Thanks so much, glad you found it useful
Hi Andy thank you very much for this video
I’ve found you on fstoppers
This is the first time that I see a video that explains so well the composition with different focal lenses and how to use it
Thanks a lot
Have a nice day
Thanks for the comment Gregory, glad you found it useful
Stunning..
Both the photos and this video
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@@AndyMumford welcome, your videos are indeed very useful, as well as a treat to the eyes seeing the pictures you have taken, .
Love from India
I've only watched a few of your videos but I'm completely amazed of your perspective and how well you describe everything. You make me wanna get out and take photos! Thank you for your videos.
Thanks so much for the comment, glad you enjoy the videos
What a great way of thinking about focal length and composition. Thank you so much.
Thanks so much for the comment, hope it was useful
Thanks Andy, love your videos! Grateful to be a beginner photographer in today's day in age with individuals like yourself and other great youtubers sharing such valuable information.
My challenge is knowing what lenses to bring. I love the xf 10-24 and 50-140, but sometimes the weight comes into question for those longer 20km+ hikes. I also own the 16-80mm but just bringing that 1 lens I always find I want to go a bit wider or a bit more tele. A constant struggle of gear and weight! It may just be practice with the mid range zoom to make photos that work. Just love the look of those ultra wide 3d images and, the tele compression look of mountains. Something about the mid range zoom always seemed a bit boring for me.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoy the channel. I'm the same as you, I don't find the mid range interesting at all and only carry a wide zoom and the tele zoom. I prefer the 55-200 though, as it's lighter and smaller, so I'm never tempted to leave it behind.
Good analysis and very well explained, Andy. Thanks!
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Thank you Andy for your video. Yours photographs are always so beautiful.
Thanks so much for the comment
fantastic explanation of the different lens types and when to use them. and your wonderful images support this film in an excellent way. thank you andy
Thanks so much, really glad you enjoyed it
Thank you so much, please do keep them up. I would like to something about color accuracy and monitors (RGB)
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Very well explained! I can guess your workshops must be great. Let me know ir you come down to Patagonia!
Thanks so much, glad you found it useful. I was actually planning to be in Patagonia in April this year but had to cancel. Hopefully I'll return there next year.
Thanks! Seek and ye shall find. Perfect explanations.
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Great explanation and outstanding photos.
Thanks so much
Brilliant tutorial
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great video! your photos are Amazing!
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... ... wie immer: tolle Erklärungen und phantastische Bilder....👍👍👍
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I highly enjoyed this video and learned a lot from it! Very clear and lots of great examples - great job!
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Simply brilliant!
Thanks so much for the comment
This was great, thank you Andy. I learned more from this video than from countless books and trial and error. Keep em coming!
Thanks so much for the comment Brad, gladdest you found it useful
Incredible knowledge, thank you for sharing 🍻
Thanks so much for the comment
Stunning pictures and great tips. 👌🙏
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Another masterclass, thanks!!
Thanks so much
A really great video. You summarized in a single and simple concept a whole approach at the lenses. Thank you so much. You changed my perspective on that
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very informative, quite useful
Thank you
Very, very useful indeed. Excellent!
Thanks so much
What an outstanding video, thank you so much this is extremely helpful!
Thanks so much, really glad you found it useful
Your explanations were awesome! Lot’s of tips in this video. As always you explain things clearly and add a lot of value. Wishing you a great summer!
Thanks so much, really glad you found it useful. Have a great summer yourself
Andy as always I learn something from your videos. Thanks for sharing these ideas. You have given me some additional helpful hints when I’m out in the field.
Thanks so much Jim, glad you found it useful
Wow that is an awesome video. Thank you so much 🙏
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Excellent video and well illustrated with some amazing photos. I recently picked up a 24-105mm F4 for my Sony and it’s been incredible for photographing landscapes. The various strengths of each focal length was very apparent when shooting with that one lens.
Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed it
Thanks a lot Andy for this very important and interesting video. I think this video or course is the most important and all landscape photographers must know
Thanks so much for the comment Younes, glad you found it useful
Great advice, extremely useful. And, as always, supported by superb images. Thanks a lot, Andy!
Thanks so much, really glad you found it useful
Very well articulated and demonstrated with some beautiful images. Thank you.
Thanks so much Nick, glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely fantastic information and very well done presentation😬 you just got a new subscriber😎
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Very clear explaned. Thnx.
Thanks so much 🙏
Really educational video, thanks for sharing
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Great info. Thank you
Cheers for the comment, glad you found it useful
Thanks Andy, another great video!
Thanks so much Tania, glad you enjoyed it
Taking a High Sierras trip soon and this video was so well timed! Thank you for your clarity. I’m going to work on choosing my focal length with more intention.
Thanks so much for the comment, glad you found it useful
I currently watch a lot of videos on YT on landscape photography to prepare a trip to the Dolomites in september. And this one is, by far, the most useful I have seen on the choice of lens thematic and composition for landscape photography. Thank you so much to share your experience. It's priceless.
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you found the video useful. You'll love the Dolomites, it's wonderful in September. I've been there every September since 2017, and I'll be there again this September, so say hello if you see me out shooting.
@@AndyMumford Hello Andy. I'm currently in the Dolomites and I would like to shoot the Tre Cime Di Lavaredo. Which Time is more photogenic in your opinion ? Golden hour in the morning or golden hour in the evening ?
Hope to see you there :)
@@clementg7247 I was there a few nights ago. It actually works well at both times of day, and it’s great in the blue hour too when there is alpenglow and colour in the sky, but I prefer sunset
Fantastic video.
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Thanks for this video good sir! I have always been on the fence as to what to use. Very informative!
Thanks so much for the comment Jason, really glad you found it informative
really top quality advice!!!
Thanks so much for watching
Wow, one of the best videos I've ever seen on this subject and landscape photography in general. Thank you very much! BTW, I especially love your super wide angle shits. I'm buying a 10-24 because of you :)
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you enjoyed the video. And I'm certain you'll love the 10-24mm, it's a great lens
Great info, thanks!
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Thank you, you have reinforced some of my experience in using different focal lengths; particularly telephoto. I agree that foreground is important for ultra wide. I like using telephoto to get the landscape abstract. Please keep the videos coming!
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you found it useful
A joy to watch your videos. Useful, clear, and illustrative as usual. Thank you so much! Not to mention your stunning photography thrown in with those examples, they evoke wanderlust on a high level. Not to mention gear lust for those who are not entirely covered in the lense range. :)
Thanks so much Arpad, really glad you enjoy the videos and find them useful. I actually think you can get by with just 2 zooms for most uses. I usually only take a wide angle zoom and a telephoto zoom with me on my trips
I learnt a lot, subscribed :)
Thanks so much
Very good video, thank you kindly for sharing them! Greetings from Sweden.
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Great photos and great explanations. Thank you! Learned a lot from this video!
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Great content, well thought out, well delivered. Lots to work with next time I am out shooting. Thank you
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Excellent video Andy! I‘m doing landscape photography for 5 years now and have never seen a link between the different lens types and the elements included in the frame. This is an excellent guide for when you‘re not sure where to start at a new scene. Brilliant!
Thanks so much for the comment Leander, really glad you found it useful
Great video. Awesome photos. Detailed explanations.
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Valuable information and so well explained, appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I have just purchased a 70-200 f2.8 so can't wait to get out and put the information into practice.
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you found the video useful. 70-200mm is a wonderful focal length for landscapes
Andy, fantastic ideas and illustration - really appreciate your thoughts. I feel like a more prepared landscape photographer, cheers.
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Excellent tutorial supported with stunning captures. Congratulations.
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Andy you're a master storyteller both in terms of your narration and your images. I am a complete newbie to photography and the way you have taught me so many new things it's just phenomenal. I am very grateful to you. I love the images you take and I wish to reach your level of mastery someday in landscape photography ❤️
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Congrats for this extraordinairy content
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