Come with me as I head in to the New Forest on a misty morning to capture a piece of autumn!

[@zacieniem]

Thank you for the video, it's very nice to watch you. Like your photos

[@DamianoPetrucci]

Lovely photos. Well done

[@noelcoatesphoto]

Thanks, I enjoy doing what I do and I think that's key.

[@paulwbakerphotography]

Some really nice images there and I enjoyed the video too, thanks for sharing, I've sub'd too. cheers.

[@noelcoatesphoto]

Thank you Paul, I have been doing some DIY projects at home but in desperate need to get back out.

[@paulwbakerphotography]

@@noelcoatesphoto yea, get out 😂 hope to see you online again soon

[@benscrumhalf]

Nice video! How does having a lens hood change the images you get? Is there a particular time you'd really need it? Thanks!

[@benscrumhalf]

Also I really liked the third picture, funnily i'd prefer some more grain to pickup the mist somewhat. Is it cheating if I just chuck all my photos into Lightroom and play around ?

[@noelcoatesphoto]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. So, I use a lens hood to 1. Protect the glass from the elements (large drips going off the trees) 2. Prevent damaging the front elements if anything should happen, which leads to 3. Don't put a cheap and nasty UV glass over my expensive glass. Ultimately, each to their own, you do what feels right for you.

[@noelcoatesphoto]

@@benscrumhalf I don't think there's any such thing as cheating in photography, it's an art so long as it makes you happy you go right ahead. Although this is what all photographers probably do already.

[@benscrumhalf]

Very good advise thank you very much! Great content!