How Golden Hour Can TRANSFORM YOUR Seascape PHOTOS! 🌅🌊

[@keithhamilton216]

I can't understand why anyone would give a thumbs down on this video. If it was not for people like Kim people like myself would never progress and learn to stay in one place and wait for the light to get the correct composition and understand getting into the zone. After three years I am starting to understand when photographer's say you will get the image in your mind what you want when you go out. It's taken it's time but I am getting there slowly. Kim please keep up the teaching and explaining enjoying the experience. You are an inspiration to a lot of amateurs out there.

[@MrsMinx50]

You could certainly see how your second images had the edge with the lighting , loved the tutorial thank you Kim

[@MrHookshanks]

So interesting Kim but I liked the selfie at the end the best. Great stuff

[@fredfleming8905]

Very good point about waiting for the difference of golden hour. Because of the distance I have to travel to get to the bays and the Gulf of Mexico I check my golden hour app for that location to see where, when and quality of the sunset first. I leave early knowing where the sun will be setting and spend half of the day looking for a good location to setup. When sunset comes I am pointed in the correct direction with my image framed and ready to shoot. Great video, again I could listen to that beautiful Scottish accent all day. Stay safe...Fred Fleming.

[@johnk.4310]

Enjoyed and loved the photo of the rock .

[@suzanneross1451]

Thank you Kim, that made a lot of sense. The importance of being patient. A great video.

[@thomastuorto9929]

A great vid. Getting to the scene early is key & the only thing better than that is being able to revisit multiple times for re-shoots. In my opinion, you packed up your camera about 45 min to early. Happy shooting.

[@joanneoconnor247]

I love the whole thing about photography being out in nature and of course getting the photo to , I am at just the beginning of my photography journey and really enjoying the process, love your videos thank you 😊🤗

[@LadyJaneG]

Your enthusiasm is infectious !! Makes me smile and feel better just watching your videos!!

[@kimgrantphotography]

That's so lovely to hear - thank you for watching :)

[@tonyjackman6699]

A great video. I love your philosophy of not only taking photos but emotionally connecting with your surroundings and nature.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you Tony - it's a great way to really enjoy the experience of being out :)

[@sergioc.p.7845]

Great video and very inspirational. Thank you for that Kim.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you for watching Sergio :)

[@ashstubbings2603]

I'm watching this Kim, and feeling so envious of you right now, and particularly whereabouts you are! I know we've all been 'in the same boat' as it were as far as the lockdown is concerned but watching this is just making me want to get out and about with my camera all the more. It also doesn't help that not only have I not left the immediate area of where I live for three months, I've also just recently acquired a 'new' camera and lens! Oh well! Soon I hope! XX

[@clivewelch1025]

Hi Kim it is so nice to see you out and about again seeing your personality your energy and your enthusiasm for what you do shines through in your videos when your out in a particular location. Definitely 2nd image in both cases was nicer to look at. Until next time take care and stay safe.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you very much Clive and for letting me know which images you preferred. It is great to be able to get out and about again.

[@bobswezey7452]

Nice to be out and about again very nicely done Kim we enjoyed your chat and video... Your looking well and rested up … :-)

[@kimgrantphotography]

That's very kind Bob - thank you very much :)

[@Brenda-xc7sq]

Thanks for an excellent teaching video, your enthusiasm is catching.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you for watching Brenda - glad to hear you enjoyed it :)

[@malcolmross3782]

Hello Kim, great video presented with clarity and enthusiasm. Your shots show that taking a little time looking at your surroundings from many different angles will get results. Thanks for sharing and continue to stay safe 😷

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thanks for the kind words and for watching Malcolm :)

[@IanSmithFotografi]

Hi Kim.. you present very well.. good job!

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thanks very kind of you to say Ian - thank you :)

[@lesmoores6002]

Thank you Kim. Once again a really informative video and I actually think I have learned something.

[@kimgrantphotography]

That's great to hear Les - thanks for watching :)

[@petermaude8012]

Excellent really enjoyed it , and it certainly showed that you enjoyed being out again

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thanks for watching Peter and glad that you enjoyed it :)

[@janm2473]

Excellent! Thank you, Kim...

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you for watching Jan :)

[@neilsmith7829]

You were very brave setting up your tripod on the edge of the rocks like that, I'm sure I would have knocked it tumbling into the sea

[@arwelowen6006]

Stunning location Kim. I agree, I went out last night to try to capture the full moon. Due to weather the camera never made it out of the bag, but I was out for 3 hours just soaking it all in 👍🏻

[@RODPIKERDRONESUK]

Very nice indeed thanks for sharing cheers take care and stay safe 👍

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you for watching :)

[@nigeldelacruz4400]

That was stunningly beautiful kim I also like espeshialy to photograph sun sets and how to wait for the last minute to get that spectacular image .In Gibraltar we can see Africa and what a site when the sun starts to set all along the bay and town across the Mediterranean sea ,its like being in contact with your spiritual self.

[@jerrysmith7385]

Thank you Kim, well done.

[@MegaBrebis]

Good advice again!

[@steffenandersensahl9443]

Wonderful images Kim! and what a gorgeous evening.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you very much Steffan - it certainly was gorgeous!

[@marcellinders4619]

Thank you for sharing your thought process, I learned more from this video that most I have watched.

[@kimgrantphotography]

That's great to hear Marcel! Thank you for watching :)

[@MattFreestonePictures]

So glad you’re back out photographing again, Kim. Great video!

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you very much Matt!

[@Bussmicke2305]

Photo nr 2 at 16:00 was best. Good idea to sitt and wait for the Light.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you - patience always pays off in the end :)

[@Bussmicke2305]

@@kimgrantphotography soo True. Have a Nice weekend

[@PamelaMarshall]

Really enjoyed this! So insightful and a wonderful description of the process in creating beautiful images. A lot of folk don’t seem to realise that the entire experience and process is crucial to getting an image that you’re happy with and also enjoy. 😊👍🏻

[@kimgrantphotography]

Really glad that you enjoyed it Pamela! It certainly is about enjoying the experience as a whole :)

[@dennispenton2052]

I think you rushed away to get the sunset effect on that rock featured towards the end of this video. But what a sunset in your silhouette as you chucked on your pack back while looking over the bay. Enjoying your videos / presentations. Best - D

[@kimgrantphotography]

It was beautiful at the end. I explain why I did this in one of next weeks videos. Thanks for the kind words Dennis :)

[@lawrencewhitehead6120]

I would like to know what area of Scotland you were in to do this video Thank You for a very interesting video

[@jonathandnicholson]

I decided to subscribe just because I miss Scotland and because I'd like to improve on my own landscape photography. Anyway, thanks for the tips and I hope you're well.

[@kimgrantphotography]

That's great to hear Jonathan - thanks for the sub and welcome to the journey!

[@RoyJenkinsPacker]

What a lovely video. Lovely presentation and really inspiring. As a question, what if you moved the camera down a bit, closer to the ground, would that of been any better as a composition. Your enthusiasm came through for your love of nature and the sea landscapes. Look forward to your next video.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you Roy - I did try this but the lower I went to the ground, the less of the leading line, seaweed and patterns in the rock was visible. Thanks for the suggestion though :)

[@WilliamLesourd]

Sweet

[@oneeyedphotographer]

I saw limpets. No barnacles.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thanks for the correction - my rock pool ecology isn't as good as it could be.

[@live.love.travel5720]

Hi

[@Jeff-jg7jh]

I agree with the general consent, spend some time with the area. Ease into the final shot. Headless chickens running around is just annoying to everyone else and a waste of time for you. Heck even wait six months for the lighting to change.

[@tectorama]

Lovely pictures (sort of :) )and great locations. The only issue I have is the use of the ND filter. I have an intense dislike of photos taken using an ND filter, one reason I don't by photography magazines. They are full of them.

[@gingerbarry3831]

👍🏽

[@paulcomptonpdphotography]

Watch your L bracket it's not on to well you could get camera sag

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thanks for noticing Paul