How To Add POWER an AWE To Your Images - Photography Visual Patterns #7

[@whoevenknows762]

Because of these videos of yours, I have learned more in a few days than I did over the last 4 years learning on my own, taking a semester of a photography class, and many hours of KZbin. Thank you for finally helping things click for me!

[@Adon_ye]

I never thought You’d have under 100k with this kind of content

[@MiMi-dc9qs]

Someone recommend this video to me and I've throughly enjoyed it. Thank you 😊

[@bilal-zr6uy]

I like the use of design principles instead of those rules. Makes more sense today to learn from graphic design

[@Khayana89]

Thank you Pat for your non-stop effort sharing your knowledge with us. Hopefully, you can cover about lens filters on your next content. Which one we need first. When to use or not. Thank you once again!

[@patkay]

perhaps one day i'll make that video maybe!

[@ChristianZenker]

Depending on what kind of photography you do, it depends what filter you need or not. Indoor you mostly only need a Pol-Filter (remove reflektions), but you also can use it outdoor (make water look like you can see through wihtout disturbing reflections). And you also can use a ND (Neutral Density)-Filter for landscape pictures mainly. Other Filters mostly just for "playing arround" but you dont really need them.

[@miqdadshirazi1281]

Great video as usual Pat. Love the way you say 'pat-icula' (particular)!

[@ellagoodrich3523]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge for free!! This series is helping me so much.

[@edge9846]

Pat! This is the best resource for visual language/design principles on the INTERNET!! I'm not a photographer but a 3D artist and this is incredibly useful for me. Thank you so much! There is nothing like this series.

[@patkay]

aw thank you! i'm so glad you're getting value out of it!

[@Tom-li9xq]

Absolutely loving this series, seeing the improvement already !!

[@patkay]

awesome to hear!

[@matteo7306]

Watching this video from Seychelles 🇸🇨

[@patkay]

ooo ive always wanted to go! thanks for watching!

[@sweetnspicymedia]

Beautiful Photos! Using scale is one of my most favorite "styles" of photography and its great to learn and see the context that goes into creating this type of composition :) Great work!

[@patkay]

thanks for watching!

[@DavidRamgobin]

Great lesson, Pat. Looking forward to your Master Class!

[@danrussell8370]

Another great video Pat. I'm learning loads from your lessons. Thanks :)

[@patkay]

great to hear!

[@adrianbonpin]

Always hyped to see new uploads from your channel as a beginner photographer. Thank you for uploading this experience :D

[@abduljalilattahir4764]

Big Thanks Pat for all the work you've been putting in. Your visual pattern series is the best! Congrats on your new series!

[@DhimanRoy]

Very nicely explained with the examples :) The Buddha photo for me it felt as if the statue was smaller in size, it was kind of negative reference when comparing with a coin. I'm no expert just mentioning what i felt.

[@3lliexir]

Another great video. Thanks, Pat! =))

[@mkayontour]

thank you for this series, it helped me so much. I had a bit of sense for some of the patterns but couldn't really use them properly. I'm doing climbing sports photography and its always hard to get subjects in focus in a dark really somehow noisy wood. Your tips are awesome! And helped so much! Looking forward to more awesome content! Greetings from Germany!💚

[@patkay]

thanks for watching! glad you're getting value out of it :)

[@pixienix]

Pat your work is so inspirational! Thank you for creating 🤗

[@thilinaalagiyawanna3680]

Thank you very much

[@stuartbaines2843]

The Moon does not change size closer to the horizon😅 Last image was perhaps the Best demonstrating Good comparative scales 👍

[@HuyNguyen-qu1oh]

Amazing content as usual, just my opinion can you put some back ground info in the corner when you showing the sample picture. I am just very curios what lens, aperture and shutter speed you use. Thank you for your sharing, you are doing wonderful job here.

[@karlrobertperl9610]

Looking foward to incorporate this skill, cheers! The masterclass sounds awesome, but exchange rate to brl is over the roof

[@patkay]

totally understand! will continue to put out non-lightroom related content on the channel in the mean time anyway!

[@imanecoca]

Thanks a lotttttt

[@gautiermoure9412]

I don't miss a lesson ^^

[@patkay]

haha thanks for watching! notification gang 💪

[@evepresso4096]

Hi Pat:) Wondering if you could suggest a lens for B-Roll (videography). Do already have a sony 24mm A-Roll lens and would like to have a good B-Roll lens that I can use in many situations (like Peter McKinnon style). Wondering if a 16-35mm or a 24-70 mm would be more suitable for multi-usage? What would you go for?

[@patkay]

imo you should be choosing your lens based on the type of composition you want depending on the effect of the lens. there is no "top 3 lenses for b-roll", it doesn't work that way. it's more about understanding what each focal length is good for and then selecting the right one for the b-roll you have in your vision!

[@evepresso4096]

@@patkayThank you Pat!!! Have to figure out what focal length is the right for me and do some more research on that. There is no easy way haha :D

[@caypasha]

lovely

[@patkay]

thanks!

[@CyberFeilin]

Well, the moon won't be bigger when it is around the horizon, it's just the "moon illusion", another example for reference and proportion of the scale though😄.

[@vanedden93]

- "The smaller your reference point, the bigger the sense of scale" - The video itself scales I see what you did there 😜

[@matthewriley3778]

The discord gives me notifications before KZbin smh

[@patkay]

haha why youtube whyyy