Exploring Juxtaposition in the LANDSCAPE

[@martinoberstein8431]

Hallo Adam, it’s the second photo of day 2 I like the most. The twisting branches look so vivid. There are certainly lots of details, but that‘s more interesting than distracting in my perception. Thank you very much!

[@jimgraves4197]

A great way to pass a snowy day.

[@astralbody]

Beautiful scenery. The reddish/orange color of the trees with the green leaves and white snow is very nice. I like the first photo also, the criss crossing of the trees motif is nice. Candy Store location with these conditions, minus the wind though. :) creative privilege is fun sometimes, I like that. The third image is my favorite. The color contrast and the lines of the trees. Many good photos; chaos is a fun tool at times. Last image is absolutely lovely! Thanks, Adam!!!

[@ellyelzinga01]

That first picture is so beautiful, and also the pano at 7:25 is gorgeous!!

[@davebenson1504]

welcome to the wind... I also prefer the 1st image with the wider criss-cross... ahhhh the infamous red lens cloth :-) the image at 14:30 definitely is my cup of tea.... you are so lucky to be able to have the green leaves along with the snow... and red bark of course too...

[@FloridaPete1948]

The tree shot at 14:30 happened to be my "cup of tea" in your shoot today :)

[@ClintonFerrara]

Really like the pano.

[@hamsterneckliving]

Just spent 10 minutes looking up arbutis trees. Someday I want to come to the west coast and spend a lifetime photographing them. The trunks and branches are striking.

[@yannote8302]

Either the weather or the location, I don't see many potential object to make a good composition, I appreciate your time sharing the experience...keep up the good work Sir

[@ptcruiser2012]

Excellent work Adam as always. The subtlety in your photos is excellent. The photo of the tree at the end does work very well. The layers of separation are soft and gentle and carries your eye right through the photo helping to express the overall beautiful mood. The feeling is instant and held on to me for almost a minute. Contrasts are important but they don't always have to be clear and sharp as you have shown in other videos. The overall balance is quite good. Almost perfect I would say. Perhaps the tree and the the snow could use some dodging and burning in the foreground and something to deaccentuate the bush on the left. I would not touch the colors at all. I actually love the imperfections in the snow. They add to the mood. I imagine with that sensor you could blow that photo way up and it could consume an entire wall.

[@michaelf5700]

I really enjoy watching your process of selecting your scenes and shooting them. Your images are beautiful paintings. The arbutus trees do add a nice touch of colour. The snow adds a quiet feeling to the scene. Thank you for sharing your art with us.

[@Leffe49]

Wow! those images of the Arbutus trees are so beautiful! ❤ You are lucky, having all kinds of peculiar trees on that Island.😊 Where I live, it´s only Fir, Beech and Birch. 😒

[@cmichaelhaugh8517]

Those arbutus are terrific assets year round.

[@laisnebruno8372]

I prefer the pano your pano pictures are always so great

[@justinmeaden6281]

Awesome trees you have to shoot there Adam, really liked that pano on day one and the “busy” tree shot on day two, lovely colours set against misty background, lovely composition to branches too 👏

[@jeffolson4731]

I like to bring the red and orange out in Madrone trees as well. We are lucky to live in an area with such beautiful trees no matter what name you use.

[@FelixJorgenfelt]

Love these wide woodland scenes/crops. You're making great use of your Fuji's abundance of pixels. I know it's personal, but I find being able to see more of the surrounding makes it more interesting.

[@brianbeattyphotography]

Looks like a pretty great day for heading out. The wind & cold rain doesn't do much for the scene but the snow falling in the later images looked great!

[@JeffWeymier]

Good to see you out enjoying the snow. We have tons of it here. Beautiful work as usual. I was glad to see you being a bit more safe on your outing then Gavin was.

[@rocketmanab]

That was a pretty great composition you walked thru at 9:06 !

[@adamsmith6594]

I've learnt to slow down and to really dissect a scene to look for leading lines and also complimentary angles and subjects. And now this. My favourite was the second day last image. I'm hoping for a snow filled gorge with snow pillows on the tops of rocks with turquoise icy water flowing past next. With that winter blue hue to it all. You mention painting in the sponsor. On utube is a watercolour artist (sadly past away now) called Grant Fuller. Canadian I think. An amazing artist that specialised in painting snow covered trees and snow on rocks in rivers. Your snow images remind me of how he constructed a scene. Thank you Adam for sharing your journey with us.

[@inthewoodswithbigfoot3941]

Geat images Adam! Thanks!

[@photonomist6345]

I really like the final image around 15.45! Thanks yet again for your hard work keeping us all entertained and informed, and allowing us to enjoy your trips vicariously as we are all under house arrest in the UK!

[@jaburchfield7194]

Thank you for all the GREAT videos!

[@TorstenPull]

Thanks Adam - I prefer the 2nd over the 1st image - it's much cleaner for me. Thanks for the great content that you constantly provide!

[@jamesurzykowski4918]

I liked the pano!,,

[@pradiptadattachaudhuri6457]

Absolutely love those composition

[@donaldgould1293]

Thanks Adam, all lovely images and I did like the last one of the lone tree in the snow.

[@steffenandersensahl9443]

Wonderful images Adam from a gorgeous couple of days. Absolutely love the one at around the 7:20 mark. Beautiful!

[@nevillewatkins4997]

I liked the lone tree. Oh, and thanks for the hat! :-)

[@jeffscott2246]

can see why you enjoyed shooting in this area! nice shots, adam!

[@mikebroesel]

I'm real jealous of the pictures taken. Wow and wow again.

[@ClintonFerrara]

The first thing I saw was the cross trees. Then I saw the color on the madrone in the background. Nice shot. Comes together nicely.

[@dinsdalephotography]

Fantastic work Adam! Gorgeous shots.

[@robertgrenader858]

That day 1 pano was beautiful.

[@SD_Alias]

oh my god, i envy you the snow. Our winter here in Germany was too short Just 10 days here in the north. I like the mood and the shot of 15:38 very much…

[@pattymattes7124]

I did enjoy it! I love your images. I actually like that last one of the tree in the snow. I like it very much! Thanks for taking us along.

[@marilyngiannuzzi9867]

Beautiful,love the orange in the trees,amazing! Great job!

[@amaitra]

Great video on how to deal with the elements!

[@Andrew.J.R.Simpson]

The colour of the Arbutus is great against the snow and I like the lone tree at the end. Cheers for the vlog.

[@JohnDrummondPhoto]

That second image "may not be everybody's cuppa tea" but it is mine.

[@AdrianHolmesPhotographyCanada]

Great work Adam

[@paulkay8986]

Some truly great images there Adam...

[@trevorcrossley3054]

I admire all these shots but in particular the pano, I was thinking while watching this weeks video I have really enjoyed this winter series so thanks again Adam.

[@guykerr8111]

I really like that in your photography journey you still like to experiment. Thanks for the info.

[@NakedInSeattle]

I like your showing the raw file AND the processed. Thank you for that. Isn't that beautiful tree behind you at 15:00 and on worthy of some pixels?

[@EdwardKilner]

Liked most of these. All might have been even nicer with sunlight. That should be coming really soon and I’m sure you will make the best of it.

[@dwightsorensen7313]

I’m out and about on little mountain often to photograph the Pygmy owls.......I’ll keep an eye out for your mic

[@QuietLightPhoto]

Great, thanks!

[@tompetersphotography]

Then trees Adam look amazing against the snow, looks cold though lol 😂

[@thomastuorto9929]

That L-bracket bent? Are using Capture One software in post for the photos coming out of that camera?

[@brianw6645]

Instant thumbs up. Certainly a better photographer than Clarence.

[@jeppemichaeljensen2684]

Nice!

[@WarlordsRising]

nice work as usual Adam, curious what outdoor pants you are using.....thanks

[@fill112]

It looks like he is using Fjallraven Keb pants :)

[@ibp2007]

Thank you Adam. I could tell you had to try hard not to use the adjectives. You know GH’s.

[@solutions2exist556]

Your eye is exceptionally sharp. Sorry over the mic as that sense of loss last like a wound that does not heal fast.

[@JohnDrummondPhoto]

On the plus side, Rode just released an updated Wireless Go that is reputedly much better. So, hopefully Adam will get a replacement soon. I might get one myself as an upgrade.

[@CelsoMollo]

The arbutus is not “ butus ful “ in the first photo. Just a little humour . Like the video though and respect the effort put into it in order to create content for us. Thank you.

[@TimvanderLeeuw]

Well perhaps when the snow melts, you will find back your lost microphone? 😉

[@composedlight6850]

but you said ISO stands for Increasing Shitty Output LOL

[@JhettonFilm]

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