FINE ART COASTAL PHOTOGRAPHY | How to capture DRAMATIC SEASCAPES

[@davidecomba5429]

Thank you Glyn and thank you Mrs. Rachael. His photographs are very impressive and certainly strike a chord with those who, like me, have three passions related to the sea: photography, scuba diving and sailing. Congratulations and thank you for sharing your spectacular images with us. Davide C.

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Hi Davide. Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed the event.

[@davidecomba5429]

@@RachaelTalibartPhotography Thank`s for your reply Mrs. Rachael.

[@DebbieGould-u4l]

Stunning images, thank you Rachael and Glyn.

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you!

[@alkrevit4755]

Thanks for the intro to Rachel. So glad i tuned in, albeit on recording.

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙂👍

[@randyb2124]

Enjoyed the broadcast very much ! Thanks

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you, Randy

[@UlliMueller]

Great video, thanks for sharing Rachael's beautiful work, very inspiring!

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you very much

[@victorcarmelo8606]

Thank you, great video as always, plus a great bonus of having Rachael with you. Beautiful amazing images.

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you, Victor!

[@simontull7511]

Terrific video; Many thanks. Rachel is an amazing photographer.

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you, Simon 🙂

[@JohnKorvell]

She's delightful! Her joy for her work is contageous. Thanks for leading me her work, Glyn!

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you very much, John!

[@kapilbhallafoto]

Always a joy to listen to Rachel, great job by the interviewer

[@josephusewicz5233]

Just wonderful Glyn. I have seen a few interviews with Rachel. This was the best by far. Relaxed, entertaining, incredibly informative. Kudos to you and of course Rachel.

[@glyndewis]

That's so good of you to say @josephusewicz5233 ... thank you

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you, Joseph!

[@wednesdaythroughthelens830]

I believe Rachel is one of the best photographers of our generation - and to get one of her books for Christmas was a blessing.

[@glyndewis]

She's an incredible talent and truly delightful person that's for sure

[@tomfoord8860]

I was lucky to meet Rachael on a voyage to Antarctica. She is an enormous talent, yet she is so kind to strangers who cross her path. Thanks for show-casing her work.

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Hi Tom. Thank you for this lovely comment!

[@markjacksonphotos]

Just caught this on my watch list, great to watch such a talented photographer talk about her work.👍🙂

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you, Mark!

[@junecondruk2903]

Thank you so very much Rachael and Glyn! Rachael your work is truly breathtaking.

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you very much, June!

[@jamesurzykowski4918]

I have Rachael’s book and I love it. I just wish it was autographed. Great podcast!

[@glyndewis]

Thanks so much James

[@peterhickson5743]

Glyn - thank you for arranging this - your style produced a very relaxed session with Rachael. I have been going on Rachael’s workshops since 2018 and this chat was one of the best and really showcased the special person that she is. Trevor gave me the heads up she was on because although I somehow missed it being advertised - must try harder to keep up Peter H

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

I didn’t know you were in the audience, Peter. Looking forward to seeing you on Thursday.

[@lindameaton8008]

That was a fab interview Glyn thanks

[@jamiepeters5451]

Really enjoyed this one mate, what a lovely lady and amazing photographer

[@glyndewis]

Cheers mate ... glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻

[@Johnd3s]

Great video Glyn, for me its amazing to see and hear Rachel on your KZbin page as I first encounted Rachael way back in 2008 on Flickr, amazing to see her journey, well done Rachael.

[@chrisbartlett8146]

Thankyou so much for this interview. I have been a fan of Rachael Talibart's work for many years and did not realise her photos were mostly land based but realise from my own work you can get some quite impressive photos from quite small waves. I was very interested to hear she used mostly a 70-200 and a 100 to 400 lens. I do wildlife photography and use a 150-600 lens on an APSc camera 225-900 equiv. on mainframe and have found you don't achieve as much for landscapes and seascapes on it as you would expect because of atmospheric conditions causing high haze when zoomed in. I will be very interested as how she will find 600mm if she gets one.

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thanks, Chris. I like the 600mm and have even used it with a 1.4x but only on clear days, for the very reason you mention.

[@chrisbartlett8146]

@@RachaelTalibartPhotography You have encouraged me to do more of this type of photo. I also use the 1.4 and 2 x but only during the day as they reduce my aperture to F11 and f6 respectively. think the best wave photos I took where at castle point in New Zealand during a storm. The lighthouse is fairly well elevated on a large rock that you can walk out to at low tide and we could see the waves pushing high into the air on the oceanside and some of the waves were even coming over it and I would say it was 50 Meters high. When we were in England I was fascinated buy some of the photos on display at Port Leven during a storm some splashing higher than the church though fairly calm on our visit. I will have a good look at your website

[@susanmeyer8885]

Sorry I missed this live. Rachel, you are such an inspiration! I was born on the East coast of the US but stuck in the midwest US. I rely on travel for projects but trying to find inspiration in Indiana. I'm working on barns but also drawn to human impact on nature photographs. Barn project started during Covid😊

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you, Susan. Sounds like an interesting project. I do like a good barn!

[@leniehulse1621]

Amazing video and work by Rachel! I have taken shots of big waves when we get a north easter here in the island but never used a zoom, which I will now try!

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you, Lenie. Good luck with the zoom!

[@JoseMarques-od4iu]

What and inspiration.❤❤

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you 😊

[@woodworkingphoto8083]

I've followed Rachael for maybe 10 years or so now and she is a master of her craft. She really is synonymous with the British Sea, I can't think of anyone else doing a genre of photography where someone says the genre and only one name immediately comes to mind for every person. Rachael is Seascapes/waves and Seascapes/waves is Rachael.

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you. This is such a lovely, encouraging comment.

[@stephenthompson1998]

Wow. And thanks for the hints

[@darcybrown7369]

really enjoyed this chat

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you, Darcy

[@colintraveller]

Another thing when standing at the waters edge on a shore . Is be aware of tidal swells and wakes from passing ships etc .I've seen a good few be caught out by it .

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Good advice, thanks. 🙂

[@iqueque]

She has Sabastio Salgado’s book Genesis in her shelf. He is my favourite landscape photographer, and shoots in black and white exclusively.❤

[@Fessoid]

One thing thar could be helpful for many people: In some interview with Alister Benn Rachael mentioned that she process pictures months ago after capturing and image. Hearing that was so relief because of virtual pressure put on me (even i not a professional photographer and doing mostly for myself).

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you for mentioning that. It’s true! 🙂

[@kentidyphotography455]

That's Awesome!

[@RachaelTalibartPhotography]

Thank you 😊

[@yiannisdedoussis8412]

Hello from Athens

[@colintraveller]

Another good app is Tides Near Me ...

[@marianwhitcomb7518]

Why do people say (only to women) "it was SO brave of you" to travel long distances by ourselves....honestly, when will we grow up as a species?

[@glyndewis]

I asked it because I was talking to a woman, but seriously, after over an hour of Rachael explaining her process and talking about her work ... this is all you have to say???