My NEW Approach to Landscape Photography!

[@lesterfalcon1350]

When I lived in Leeds, I went out to the dales one morning, and found a group of cows all frozen solid. The farmer was besides himself. He had never seen anything like it. This old lady walked passed, and saw us and came to help. It was amazing, she put her hand on each cow and instantly they defrosted. Full of wonder the farmer asked what he could do to repay her. She didn't want anything. As she left I asked what her name was. She said 'Why, I'm Thora Hird'.

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Love it

[@niftytwo]

We have lotta funny photographers on this channel. Lol. I must remember to put some humour in my landscapes.

[@paulstone3991]

Like the face in the bolder rock in the last photo Henry.

[@ericesen7057]

Hey Henry, the Boulder composition is just CLASS! 👍

[@homeinguelph]

Glad to see the Canada hat back!

[@carolinedent8417]

I live at Ingleton and see these scenes all the time. I will take more notice and take more photos now! One place I'm sure you will love is Grisedale, a dead end valley off the Sedbergh-Hawes road, near Garsdale station. It has some hauntingly ruined farmhouses and is stunning, in it's remoteness. Check it out, you will not be disappointed.

[@jamesdecross1035]

A class-day!

[@robertspeicher5047]

Just a few days away from opening your 2021 calender. Everyday, a glance at your work.

[@dx3200]

Excellent idea with pre-visualization. The rock photo is top drawer. Keep up the great work. What a treat to spend the time watching your vlogs.

[@tonyheale9899]

Love the boulder shot Henry, so much depth to it, mint!!

[@dracaj65]

Loving your work Henry, I usually skip through a lot of KZbin videos but not yours, brilliant stuff keep up the good work.

[@emrg777]

Love the hat mate....shout out from Canada

[@itaylorm]

Wonderful location with the lone rock and the lines of rocks

[@fotojo7334]

great pictures 👍 but the greatest for me, i can see how much joy you have with them 👌

[@nevillewatkins4997]

What a place.

[@lonewolfphotography01]

Thanks again Henry, great video and that last image is simply stunning...

[@RM831BC4E4]

Another fab Vlog Henry 👌🏼👌🏼

[@robertdavis1255]

Great location & shots... thanks for useful comments & ideas... Enjoyed your video...

[@RichardBirchett]

Hi Henry, great video mate I really like watching how the landscape photographer works and I must say out trekking with smaller outfits is so much easier.. nice to pick up some good tips there. All the best Richard 👍

[@bio7021]

I love how you explain everything... really helpful👍

[@Abxaxbc]

Been to England a few times. Never made it to the North. Silly me! Massive like to the Dales from Jordan

[@domhaughton6809]

Cracking image at the end mate. Love it!

[@shotbycooper4467]

That last shot of the Ice age boulder was epic. Nice one mate! 👊

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Thanks mate!

[@envyrish]

Top drawer!! 🇨🇦

[@petermcguire3070]

Hi Henry. I like your "stile". Again two super photographs in another great location. :-)

[@phurbadukpa4375]

Hay bro...good to see you and your great photography as always👍👍👍

[@esr2398]

I am so gonna come take photos there some day. I love that final picture!

[@rebeccamoore4177]

Lovely! Hopefully be treading lightly there next year!

[@thesharpercoder]

Let’s crack on! [ Signature Gate Shot ]

[@andybanks3416]

Lovely images Henry, best wishes

[@FarawayPictures]

I'm still learning so much from you Henry. Thank you. Also, it was good to hear you talk safety on the rocks. I think as photographers we can be a bit daredevil, risking anything for a good shot.

[@SammySantiagoIrizarry]

Wonderful Video and Shots!!!

[@alexraynor1644]

Really enjoyed this one. I think your videos are getting better and better. I feel like you are teaching more than ever and it suits you I have to say. I’m an experienced photog and I really enjoy your approach. We have some fantastic erratics here in Alberta too, carried down from the mountains into the prairies. Incredible!!

[@paulg7497]

Absolutely love your Channel Henry... 👍 It's a must view and such an inspiration to someone like me who has always appreciated a 'nice view' and wants to take things a bit further than just 'nice holiday snaps' 👍 Entertaining, informative, educational.... MINT 🤣😂🤣 Keep up the good work 👍 OUT 😁

[@tassovarvarikos384]

Love the hat !

[@Stracman]

Hi Henry, ever considered showing the raw file first before your edited version, e.g Adam Gibbs?

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

I've never really considered it Ian but it's a great idea - thanks for that and something to think about

[@Craig-lg5lc]

Cheers Henry great video in the Dales 👍🏻

[@carlreid4161]

Top video Henry great subjects and discussion on your compositions class! Be careful going back in winter I’d take your hiking poles as that stuffs lethal in the wet and snow. 👍

[@arielalejandrogarma3672]

fantastic photos congratulations

[@RobMoses]

Good video Henry. Nice landscape around there.

[@Suhailkhan53]

Awesome indeed

[@millephil07]

Great vid Henry, yes some post process would be cool.

[@fotolookconde]

That place with the rock and the mountain behind is truly a beauty!

[@kelsangjorlam5770]

another great image Henry.. Be careful on the limestone pavement, the grikes are real ankle twisters..

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Thanks a million and yes, I couldn't agree more - very dangerous

[@beyondyourbackyardadventur3089]

Great video as always! Your stile never gets old!

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Cheers!

[@daveedmunds137]

You need to come visit the Burren in Ireland, Limestone as far as the eye can see from the coast line right up into the mountains, its spectacular.

[@jackbrumby1892]

The largest single piece of limestone on Earth is the Nullabor Plain in Western Australia.

[@rattlhed1]

My god that final picture!! Perfection in composition. Gloomy and so much to look at. Very well done.

[@bazejkonsek1496]

You are making me want to climb those hills every time I watch your videos. By the way, great job!

[@mattjpnw]

really like that last image with the glacial erratic and the fascinating rock structures

[@libork8106]

Great images ....

[@madwill7093]

Super video, as ever and fabulous scenery. Just an observation, but I find the music quite loud in comparison to your voice volume...the most important thing is you (after the scenery) and the music really only needs to be incidental, not intrusive.

[@MyAndrew143]

My county I love this area great video

[@iankellam6440]

Cracking vlog as always Henry. Have to echo some other comments and ask whether you could show us the images before you edit them as well as the stunning finished work. Limestone pictue - top drawer stuff. Take care mate .

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Thanks a lot for the suggestion Ian

[@DamianAmor1980]

Lovely video Henry, love the last image!

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Many thanks!

[@astralbody]

Love the "useless" info. It is the fine details that accentuates our photos. The tidbits of knowledge that round them out. :) Great shot in what is otherwise a very hard landscape to get a good comp in. Cast openers is hard. Thanks, Henry!

[@ianquincey8584]

Another great video Henry. Love that second shot. Thanks for sharing👍

[@TheOutdoorswithTonyNoble]

Cheers Henry, that final image was class!! Cracking watch as ever - T🙂

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Cheers Tony and hope you are keeping well mate!! Have a good Xmas

[@niftytwo]

I guess I might not go out tomorrow looking for some bush shots. It’s forecast for 35 deg. Celcius. too bloody hot in the bush right now.

[@RFranks]

Nice compositions! Really captured the bleakness.

[@randyshart5160]

That last image is epic 👌 that's some rock formation 😍

[@skynesher]

Looks like you got to work harder to vlog all compared to shooting landscapes, this is great to share experience , but I am not sure many can see that is not that easy to do two jobs at same time, well done.

[@timelyseeker]

I LOVE THE AREA!! take me there!!

[@amithanuradha2874]

Love that last shot mate. Incredible foreground and mood

[@jcascroft]

Clints and Grikes Henry 😄. Cracking shot!

[@barrynoon1812]

This is one of my favourite locations that l visit in this spectacular AONB. Good to see the boulder is still there lol. what's not to enjoy!!

[@yveshetu8026]

Nice to see that you enjoy Canada. I love the two main pictures you made in this video but I personally prefer the first one. Thank you also for the photography considerations (color, composition etc.); they are helpful.

[@williamhansford2729]

Hi Henry, great video as ever, thank you. Someone commented below about you showing us some post processing that would be top draw.

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Great suggestion!

[@jimwlouavl]

Great video. Watching you evolve has been a treat. If you haven’t read Ansel Adams’s books, I recommend them. He practiced pre-visualization. The zone system was a tool to know how he would print a negative for the pre-visualized final print.

[@grahamegannon9708]

Great photos, especially the one at the limestone pavements. You are full of energy and enthusiasm, great stuff!

[@scotty4418]

A cracking episode Henry and the images were beautiful and I hope your return to the limestone paving is a safe one given how treacherous they look without being covered in snow

[@griffin_barnett]

Really nice image you captured in this one Henry, solid work!

[@tobiasrehbein7251]

Those subs going Up recently, Well deserved mate

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Thanks for your support Tobias :)

[@andrewreardon9400]

Hi Henry Love the rock photo be nice to see when it when it snows. I went to see a tree up there on my way to the lakes for my one to one now you have give me new ideas for my next trip, Thanks. Like you say go and check it out before you take photo I do it quite a bit now.

[@hurimadur]

Nice hat

[@verlenelewis9866]

I just received my fine print, so happy with it!! Can’t wait to get it professionally mounted and framed 😃

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

That's brilliant news! Thanks for the support :)

[@IuriBarros1]

Great vídeo 👏 Lovely landscape. I'm learning a lot with your vídeos.👍👍👍 Greatings from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@kilimeruimages3967]

Infectious delivery as normal, I have never really pre-visualised, so I will definitely try this out - thanks for the great video advice, keep 'cracking on'

[@AndyBanner]

Heading to the Dales myself. Looking forward to shooting some great landscapes myself. Ribblehead is a fave but mostly expecting to visit many falls.

[@scothowe539]

Beautiful photos Henry. I would have been drawn to those wind blown trees. Nothing like that where I live.

[@minus1db]

Thanks Henry another great video, loved the final photo, given me some great ideas, keep the videos coming so look forward to them

[@SteveP_2426]

I'm still at the stage I can only partly pre-visualise and that's more to do with the technical side of post-processing e.g. am I going to bracket, Focus Stack or both? Hope to get to that limestone area one day Henry, looks a really interesting place for photography. I saw what I think is the same/similar area on Adam Karnacz's channel a while ago and thought it looked great then and your vlog confirms it. Have to say I frequently Focus stack, don't always use them all but I would hate to have something out of focus and I know you can check the camera screen but it's small and can't always rely on my old eyes !! I envy the focus stack option on Nikons (and many other brands) I shoot a Canon EOS R but for some obscure reason they put that feature on the RP but won't update the firmware on the R to give that functionality to it.

[@sethfinley6337]

What song was that around 4:45?

[@RIH_Photography]

Thanks for a great video.. i have just upgraded to D7000 and you have made my mind up about my next lens. i Have been looking at wide and ultra wide.... the Tokina 11-16 was at the top of my list and having seen your results i definitely will go for that one. Have a great Christmas and Stay safe . #rih_photography

[@aarjaycee3601]

Another 20(ish) minutes well spent watching this video Thanks again Henry, I think my head might burst trying to accomodate all the tips and information you pass on, but it's all valuable stuff I'm going to try to retain it all

[@kwchalky02]

Another wonderful video Henry. Loved the shots, especially the last one, and great content as always. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@neild108]

Great presentation. I much enjoy the hands-on approach, talking us through the how-to points in a couple of your well-considered and successful shots. Your main point about pre-visualization is really useful, thanks. Nicely filmed and I also appreciate your articulate narration.

[@GrymmsPlace]

Always inspirational and always informative - and one of the ones I confidently like before watching. Grim times (and weather) out there, so thank you for heading out and giving the rest of us inspiration to (a) do the same, or (b) put on another hot cuppa and sit back to watch

[@TheKruxed]

I'm going to go out with my crappy compact and get a shot, I blame you for this revelation that will inevitably lead to lots of money that I don't have being spent on a DSLR and lens's lol. As I recover from health issues and a decade of barely leaving my house I plan to go hiking alot and I am lucky to live where I do so I should take advantage of that to add some purpose to those expeditions other than health.

[@edvrolijk8943]

Good luck recovering! And if You're serious about buying a DSLR, but are a bit short on money, have You ever considered buying a secondhand camera? There's plenty of secondhand equipment for sale nowadays. Merry Christmas to allof You by the way!

[@ianhamer4294]

A belting shot Henry. Going to look great in the snow. Take care lad, it's a long walk home with a busted ankle.

[@roadapple8193]

Fantastic Location !!!

[@ministry7149]

Top shot at the end, and enthusiasm (as always)! I've been heading out here a lot recently - I totally agree about the change of seasons leading photographers to bleaker landscapes. This is one of my favourite locations - 𝘧𝘢𝘳 more than Malham, primarily because the limestone weathering and jointing are more photogenic here (in my opinion!), but also because there are no other people. At all. 😉 I see my parking space at 7:35 😄 (not 8:07!) BTW, Gragareth is the highest 𝘱𝘰𝘪𝘯𝘵 in Lancashire, but not the highest 𝘴𝘶𝘮𝘮𝘪𝘵 (that's Ward's Stone) - Gragareth has negligible prominence.

[@geoffstairmand3747]

Probably one of the finest examples of limestone pavement I've seen is on top of Malham Cove (but can get full of tourists). I want to go back there, maybe next year, and also shoot at Gordale Scar. As you know the weather in that part of Yorkshire can be pretty vicious at this time of year so well done for being out there - great video.

[@smithywick]

Great video mate really cracking shots you got there, be great to see it when snows around 🙌

[@mrlangeveldphoto]

Thanks so much for your adventures. Great stuff! I’d really like to see how you edit your photo’s. A ‘from RAW to finished’ would be great.

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Great suggestion! Thanks Jereon

[@donaldgould1293]

Thanks Henry, last image was beautiful and I was trying to imagine it in BW because there was a lot of grey in rocks and background and sky.

[@leugimrc]

You got a new sub. Great work man

[@paulm8157]

Sterling post, impressive image, Henry! Point about previsualization would have been a tad better had you posted side by side pics of unedited and edited versions. Venue requires a strong bladder I suppose😁. Best for the holidays!

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Thanks for the tips!

[@jarsok245]

ekstra :-) pozdrawiam

[@davemacdonald3804]

Great vlog as usual mate. Thanks for all your enthusiasm and hard work. As a Canadian, can I ask about your touque? (Hat)?

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Thanks Dave! Lived in Canada for 2 years 👍

[@bryanellis2927]

Stunning location Great shot It never ceases to amaze me on how much effort it must take to set off, stop, set up a video camera. Then walk through the scene, then walk back and collect your camera 😂 It must be exhausting some times. But worth it Editing skills are as good as your photography Big thumbs up 👍

[@HenryTurnerphoto]

Many thanks!

[@steveboys5369]

Hi Henry, another excellent video. As ever great advice to work out what you want before you go, remember what might be there for next time, and if it doesn't work out, make the most of the opportunity you have .. almost like good advice for life!.... Sound advice on post processing too, its kind of "less is more", in my very very limited experience, half of that you initially think, is probably about enough. Keep up the good work. When you get chance and the Covid situation dies down, take yourself a visit over the the North York Moors, some of the dales up there are magnificent ( Rosedale included ), not to mention that you might get a shot of the North York Moors Railway from near the hole of Horcum ( not a medical condition ) across the moors near Fylingdales, and over at the coast near Ravenscarr isn't too shabby either. Have a good Xmas Henry, all the best to you, and those you call your own ... and last but by no means least, to all those on the channel, festive greetings .. .OUT ;-)