How to get GREAT PHOTOS in BAD LIGHT!

[@Photography-Explained]

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[@isabelladavis1363]

Great encouraging ideas we all get into a rut at times and need to be reminded many thanks for your tips and your positive energy…

[@Photography-Explained]

Wow, thanks for your comment Isabella. Super motivating!

[@patmercier3578]

super original subject and perfect way to explain it! great channel, just subscribed , keep it up!!!! cheers from Canada

[@Photography-Explained]

Thanks for the kind words Pat! :)

[@j._san]

So glad I clicked on this video! I'm a novice photographer and one of the challenges I face is I'm not that good with composition and lighting. This helps a lot in understanding lighting especially for beginners like me.

[@Photography-Explained]

Thanks awesome feedback! Thanks for taking the time to comment. Is there anything else that you'd like me to cover on the channel?

[@ResearchByDesign]

Excellent! Great content. The fly-in text was used well. Love the camera push in as you are speaking. This is an amazing step forward in such a short time. Wow!

[@Photography-Explained]

Thanks! As you know, really trying to push the production on these.

[@tompwilliams1]

Really well done. Your tips were concise and incredibly useful. I’m going back and looking at photos I took in Glacier National Park on a dreary day. I’m thinking the sky and clouds may look dramatic in black and white. Thanks for the inspiration. You have a new subscriber.

[@Photography-Explained]

Hey Tom, thank you for taking the time to drop a comment. I'm sure Glacier National Park is still epic even in dreary weather! It's a destination I have on my bucket list to shoot.

[@michaelajoseph6856]

Thank you for the great tips! I live in Sweden and we have many overcast days too.

[@Photography-Explained]

You are so welcome! Sweden is a beautiful place to shoot in.

[@jonfletcher147]

New sub, you have a great, professional, presenting technique! :D

[@Photography-Explained]

Thanks Jon! I run a sales training business and so I'm just repurposing the KZbin studio, script writing etc from there for these videos.

[@zr2jake]

This is excellent content! You’ve inspired me to try some LEX photos with my Canon 100-400 L and an ND! Thanks!

[@Photography-Explained]

That's awesome! I'm going out later this week with my Sony 100-400 for some landscape work as the weather is looking dull.

[@petermcginty3636]

Great video, well done. Many thanks. 🎉🎉🎉

[@Photography-Explained]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@tonykeltsflorida]

I do monochrome monday pix. I always have photos that I can convert.

[@MasonTorrey]

There's no such thing as bad lighting.

[@Photography-Explained]

If you're any good at photography then perhaps :).

[@MasonTorrey]

@Photography-Explained If someone like my father, for example, takes a photo with his camera using Kodakrome film, takes a photo of what he wanted to capture, there's no such thing as bad lighting.

[@Photography-Explained]

If I kick myself in the head whilst naked in the forest and I say it didn't hurt, then it didn't hurt.

[@MasonTorrey]

@@Photography-Explained You can do that if you want. There's no such thing as bad lighting.

[@liauchungren848]

I personally hate BLUE SKY and choose overcast days for my photography. @frame25_ren

[@Photography-Explained]

What type of photography are you doing?