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- I shoot a lot. Like a lot. Everyday. And I have very good reasons to do so. Come with me as I explore yet another beautiful location here in Norway, and I show you every single shot I take.
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People who try to claim good photographers only press the shutter when it’s a good photo are just trying to make a meaningless ‘profound’ statement. Even those we consider as the masters of photography took many rejected photographs and great photographs we take can often be happy accidents. Also trying out ideas is a huge part of our photography journey.
I'm relatively new to photography but have a history with art in general...but yea I noticed this and can't believe people are 100% in the right place, time, and get it in one snap! I'm sure there are a ton of "ok" pics and others not. Speaking of happy accidents a cell phone pic of mine has gotten so much attention (on a forum) and it's so basic 😀.
Indeed. One of my favorite photos of the Chicago skyline was one I took at dusk when I accidentally jostled the tripod.
As someone who has mobility issues, shooting from the car is sometimes the only option, especially in bad weather. It just goes to show that you don't always need to get off the beaten track to get good images! Living in Norway would help though! 😀 Looking forward to your next vlog. Thank you.
A video this length must be a huge amount of work. So enjoyable with great images. Thanks Adrian.
Lovely. I really appreciate the length of this video and how it feels like you can take your time to engage with us and explain.
Your dedication to your craft is inspirational!
It's very easy to shoot 400-500 pictures in an hour. The issue is post processing of having to go through so many and the time it takes.
I really enjoyed this video. Love square B&W and yours are great. As for your tripod I ditched my manfrotto ages ago and got a Kingjoy model with no centre column as they're a nuisance! The tripod is much more stable without the centre column and I can get really low down without messing about reversing that useless column.
I really enjoyed your video. Great landscapes and helpful commentary.
Living close to and spending a lot of time on Dartmoor, the so called wild campers left a lot of rubbish and caused damage on many places on the moor. This was also the case with people visiting the local nature reserve. Thankfully now we are back to normal the problem has gone away. I see a few true wild campers but they leave no evidence of having been there. Day visitors cause more problems with discarded barbecues ,dirty nappies and rubbish deposited in streams.
I feel like I recognize at 5:53 I feel like I recognize that building from a movie! It was about an artist… no idea what it was called.
Buongiorno , artista speciale .. ma umile . Posso chiederle la marca dei filtri per l obbiettivo da lei usati ? Graxie
Thanks Adrian, I'm taking my camera out for a walk tomorrow.
34:55 i still don't understand where is he getting his money? social welfares?
"There's no place to park..." That's the number one issue I have trying to photograph from my car.
Absolutely loved watching your process and the subtle changes in composition as you work a scene. And that church!! Wow!
"It is pretty windy today, so I am going to grab a hat so my hair doesn't go crazy." - Too late! 😉
Could we please see a little about your selection process and editing? By the way, those are some terrific shots! I think I like #12 best, but it’s so hard to choose.
I've been following your IG for a couple of months and this is the first video I see with you in YT. I quite enjoyed the full length of you video. THanks for your efforts, it felt like travelling with you.
Love your channel keep up the good work 👍
A magnificent video. Very inspirational.
this is a fantastic vid...love it
@aows ... Great video as always Adrian ... I so glad that Paul C Smith introduced me to your channel and of course your work. You should really make the journey to NZ and you'll never stop shooting whilst there.... Milford Sound and the south island would blow your mind.
I'm the sort of photographer that will take multiple shots of the same scene and from multiple positions.
Sometimes it only takes one or two, but if the light / or weather conditions are changing rapidly, I'll a few more.
They only time I restrict the shot count is when I'm shooting with film .... that ever more expensive medium.
Exceptional story telling. Thanks for your honesty and sharing your journey experimenting. Interesting to see many images of same to see your choices and reflections. Good stuff.
Nice video 👍
This was exactly my approach in Scotland during September to avoid the rain, wind, and the Midges!
How did you get i 1:1 square inn camera ?
The A7iv lets you shoot in square in camera, the A7rii does not. I crop in post.
Inspiring! (And interesting to see well known landscape through your camera!) Thank you.
One wish for a coming video: Do you take photos with print in mind; and if so: How, and is it for a spesific size and perhaps and always the same paper?
Keep up the good work.
Wow! what a fantastic video you posted! Thanks so so much for giving such a long and detailed on-site lesson/demonstration, whatever you call it, I learned so much. I like a lot the ability of shooting all day long that the B&W approach provides. It really suits to the foggy mountain tops and many other compositions. You got so many good images within a single day, and get to learn from the bad ones anyway.
Funnily, the gut is now considered as the second brain, so shooting with your gut and then editing with your brain makes so much sense ;) Cheers Adrian !
Really enjoying your trip, reminds me so much of NZ
Terrific!
Thanks for this insight to your approach on photography. This makes a lot of sense to me.
Another wonderful lesson!...thanks
What a trip...Merciiii Adrian 😍
I hope you can make an exhibition in the EU-parliament in Brussels, to make them understand they've no right to make Norway the "green battery" of Europe, destroying it with wind turbine farms.
I’d go for wind turbines over fossil fuels as they contribute to a greener future.
@@joetrent4753 You can do so in your own country if you like to, but wind turbines don't belong to the nature of Norway. Mountain top removal is nothing to what the destruction is for a wind turbine farm! It's only done because Germany want our hydro power as balance power, while we get German prices on our dirty wind turbine energy!