What happened to the ‘next time’ video 😢?

Some brilliant tips in this video! Though one thing you didn’t mention for blown out sky creeping through (that I noticed; or didn’t notice!) is exposure bracketing, tho I get a feeling the ‘next time’ video might cover that.. I’ll have to watch!

@6:52 - Walks into a scene from Lord of the rings - "That's not too bad of a composition" 😍😂

great video!!

Hi Stewart I found your channel and subbed you amazing content thanks for sharing loved the live view it helped a lot what editing software do you use as the end images were amazing keep up the great uploads , many thanks ,clive .in nottingham.

I don't know if I searched correctly, but I didn't find the second part. Did you get to film part 2? Thank you and greetings from Brazil!

Although the forests here in Brazil look a little different, the tips helped a lot... More success for the channel!

Excellent my friend. Have a great time ❤️

I love your work, would love to see more new vlogs!

Welcome to my friends and green fastest photography we like your advice and guidance everything colour full enjoying with your voice and colour intrested T love you r photography Thanks. [email protected] jakkur Nagesh photographer india.

Beautiful green trees 😃 nice view and good learning 😁.

Thank you for sharing this video. The forest is very beautiful.

I know it's an old video but it was very very helpful to me as I live in the woods too and struggled for good composition

Pleased to find this. I just gave woodland photography a go and spent the first few hours wandering around like a headless chicken. I’m an experienced photographer too. It was tough! Couldn’t make sense of the chaos. Woodland spaghetti

Thank you. How did you get such vivid colours in your forest images? What settings? Thanks for the tips.

You still alive?? Your a awesome teacher and this is one of, if not the best on composition I have seen and thank you.

That's clearly a Scottish accent... right? Very nice video..

i love forest photography...

You can clone out bright patches, small patches anyway.one idea of course

which forest is this?

A beautiful book but the presentation here isn't as impressive as it should be

Thank you so much Stuart!! I’ve subscribed!

Ah stuart, do this regularly, excellent video. High quality.

many thanks for your lessons. very useful and easy to understand .

Thank you for great tutorial.

Thank you so much for sharing the tips. A new follower from Indonesia

Great video Stuart - The tips are very enlightening and I'll try to incorporate them into my shooting style. Just a question - when we see the finished photos they seem very heavily colour processed (tone compressed) which I think looks fantastic, do you use an HDR app? If so which one?

That was brilliant... great to see live view and the way it was utilised. And what can happen with just a few steps and adjusting level of camera. From a newbie who’s just purchased a DSLR.

Thank You Stuart, That has been a great help to me,

Very helpful video. Thank you so much, Stuart.

you made compositions skills easyer to develope this way. thanks! Most people watch and don’t see.

Thanks Stuart! Very good tips, trying in my near woods tomorrow :-)

how big is your live view image? with your hand over it, it looks like a big telly.

:( I always try my best to be respectful to nature when I do my photography

Great video Stuart. I only live 20 mins from the Galloway Forest Park. Can be challenging due to the large proportion of coniferous woodland but there are little pockets of natural in there as well. I just love woodland photography at any time of year, it's always changing and is so peaceful and atmospheric. Another couple of tips - look down as well, there can be a host of things to photograph at floor level and not necessarily with a macro lens. And also look for patterns and textures, crop in tight in camera.

Great video! I decided to focus for one year only on forests and trees, and it is so addictive!

Thanks for details explanation. It is helpful for beginner like me. LOVE.

Thats super helpful, thank you! I like practical aproach

Excellent video. I guess would like to see part 2

How do you lessen chromatic aberrations near the corners when taking shots in locations like this?

Bracketing is your friend! Great video!

Brilliant Stewart very welldone video, easy for the beginner to understand the way you've done it, nice and simple, thanks, mate - subbed liked and shared.

Great tips, I'll definitely put them to use. Thanks.

great video Stuart..I just found you and immediately subbed..such a simple tip but makes all the difference...cant wait for more..thanks !

Fellow photographer and videographer here! Thanks for an awesome video! Keep having fun!

Hello Stuart, did you do this in manual setting ??? And is it still advisable to Expose To The Right (ETTR) ???

Thanks Stuart, very helpful!

Liked and subscribed. :)

Beautiful video and tips. Thanks.

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