Incredible woodland photography in the SNOW

[@cmichaelhaugh8517]

Beautiful forest with the perfect snow!

[@krimke881]

Such an Insane difference digital photo and the print on the very last composition. Printed, it just works perfectly

[@calumcree4456]

I like how you are using your logo in the videos now. Leaving it some time on the screen to breathe is good. It felt rushed on previous videos. Nice.

[@paulcomptonpdphotography]

As always Adam some amazing photography.

[@QuietLightPhoto]

Cheers, Paul

[@Tbonyandsteak]

16 x 9 is just a great format. It pleases the eye at the view. I get why tvmovies are made in this format. It also present well on the wall.

[@lookforbeauty1964]

Awesome landscape !!! Thanks for your work

[@trevorcrossley3054]

Thanks again Adam.

[@Leffe49]

Beautiful shot of trees in a snowy forest, despite the light. 👌 Here we now have spring in the south, so all our snow have melted. Now I´m looking forward for the coming summer. 😊

[@allanternent8862]

Great as always Adam

[@BinhPham15]

Enjoy your videos a lot....I like the version of the first pict w/o the blue background because it looks more natural and less distracting with the blue background. Thanks for good work.

[@pradiptadattachaudhuri6457]

Absolutely love that last one. It was a stunner

[@espenbjrkvold5119]

Very inspiring video. As a Norwegian landscape-photographer I am rather used to snowy conditions, but I really find it very uninspiring with all those whites. Watching this was both relaxing and inspiring.

[@manndogphotography2672]

I like the white vs the blue

[@MattRamseyTube]

That parting shot with the print on the desk. I don't understand how you keep improving these videos. You have perfected this format.

[@davebenson1504]

Beautiful winter wonderland intro video... Although I am from Winterpeg, I am envious of all your snow... we have had a pretty 'dry' winter... Glad to see you enjoying the options snow provides...

[@the_useless_photographer]

Lovely video and images, a nice mid week treat. Thanks Adam.

[@keithsandercock1412]

In your opening video I was delighted to see that you captured Vancouver Island 'Big Foot' skulking about in the background.

[@DavidSwarthout]

Adam, that was a most enjoyable half-hour program that popped up just when I most needed it. The first arbutus tree image was fabulous! My fave all the way. Either version, they were both gorgeous. I like the videos you do with the guys, Gavin, Tom, and Nick, and always get a chuckle from them but this is the sort of video that got me hooked on your channel. Great explanations and examples. It's getting hot in Thailand now as summer begins and that made the snow look so refreshing as well. Thank you muchly.

[@luboinchina3013]

Miss your drone shoots😜

[@glennkaufman7228]

Always interesting to watch you shoot, Adam. Final images in this episode...not your best work, but still fun to watch.

[@larryselvidge901]

I'm becoming an admirer of arbutus trees. Thanks for another peaceful and inspiring video.

[@KellyPettit]

beautiful winter photos, Adam!! Love the 1st and last one the most.

[@anselmziegler3461]

I like how you describe your making offs . I have been learning a lot from you 📸

[@tompetersphotography]

Loved that final shot Adam and I think I prefer the slightly cooler version of the first. Great video mate

[@mattcampbell5359]

You have a gift for finding great comps in a busy scene, great conditions, superb images and great vlog 👌

[@ibp2007]

Thank you Adam.

[@lisabradley9288]

Beautiful images Adam, love the winter 🙂❄️🌨️📸

[@nevillewatkins4997]

Those Arbutis trees are great. That's a lovely final image.

[@s2eves]

Good vibe from that last one. Seeing it printed reminded me of the last ever Calvin and Hobbes strip. “... Let’s go exploring!” 🤙

[@juanitakelly3082]

Normally I lean more towards neutrals, but of the first two, the blue version adds that subtle change of drama and coolness with more contrast that adds depth. You are really refining our eyes!

[@darrinyo-mamakimble7002]

I like the Arbutus tree with the blue tint.

[@keoni37]

In one of the recent PS CC updates there is a "Depth Aware Haze" Ai filter for haze. Filter > Neural Filters > Beta Filters > Depth Aware Haze! Works pretty well as a alternative option to neg dehaze. Works "in the cloud" so takes a second for the effect to take in your image.

[@QuietLightPhoto]

Thanks I didnt know that

[@brianbeattyphotography]

Some stunning conditions! Snow never makes its way to SoCal, so enjoying these winter outings vicariously through these videos!

[@astralbody]

I need to find me a Madrone patch somewhere around me. It is so hard for me to be motivated when the light is super flat. Snow can help, even better is a subject with an offsetting color to the white. The first tree is lovely, beautiful comp @16:9. That comp in mist/fog or as you said, heavy snow would be grand. Wonder if adjusting the aperture for DOF could create more separation of the trees... Absolutely love the last comp in Horizontal! Very appealing to the eye with contrast and curves and the snow is clean with no protruding stuff, always a distraction to me usually. Loved the video! Thanks, Adam!!!!

[@wimscheenen3535]

I really like the last composition!

[@zfisher]

Really like that last composition where the two trees seem to be framing the straight vertical trunks in the background

[@RickMentore]

Fantastic Photography!

[@QuietLightPhoto]

Many thanks!

[@ianhamer4294]

That last image did it for me Adam. good video as usual. Dead jealous as we don't get much snow here.

[@preycook]

So beautiful to the trees background 😍

[@nickbristol3457]

Enjoyed this, Adam. Thank you! I think I like the horizonal on the last image best but the vert was very nice as well. Kind of a hard call for me though on those two versions. Always enjoy your work!

[@599miata]

👍👍👍 Adam.

[@brycepinson8641]

For what its worth, I don't think getting the bit of branch going down and to the right in focus was an issue. It being out of focus creates natural depth to the photo and pushes the eye back into the frame, rather than dragging it to the corner... at least that's my impression. Nice shots, and well earned with busy scenes.

[@FelixJorgenfelt]

I always find it hard to work in snowy conditions. Not sure why but something with the dominance of white and the ease by which it takes on a color cast, makes it hard for me to find it appealing.

[@ScenesBySevy]

Lovely shots you managed to get there, it's not so easy getting out there with all the equipment in thick snow :)

[@PhotoTrekr]

You're lucky to be able to get out in the snow. I live near a national park that usually gets about 3 good snows a year. But, if it gets a lot of snow they close the roads and by the time the roads open the snow is gone.

[@davidstevenson1950]

The final image is just stunning and my preference is for the portrait or vertical version. But both work.

[@iczemi]

Thanks, just bought a "quiet light" shirt.

[@johnround8311]

Yes, the horizontal image.

[@pattymattes7124]

Beautiful! The first and the last image are my favorites. By the way, you need to check in on Gavin periodically. He seems to like to wade in very cold water without waders. I worry about him :)

[@drbva2]

Great work Adam! We all suffer from the “snow paradox”! Things covered in snow look amazing to the human retina but not as “wow” on the camera. Our neurocircuits are capabale or focusing on certain objects and ignoring others, however, cameras are not as sharp or smart as the human retina and visual cortex!

[@FloridaPete1948]

Lovely as always Adam. Do Crepe Myrtle trees grow on Vancouver Island? The Arbutus trees remind me of the Crepe Myrtle trees I had in my yard in Virginia. Beautifully colored bark and wonderful long lasting bloom.

[@seth.graham]

Snowy overcast photos are fun because loading an image in LR our instinct is to always push the color temp right, and it absolutely doesn't work on these scenes. Embrace that blue cast!

[@alanatwood7995]

I like the last one in the vertical, but I could see doing a wider pano as well, but in the video I may not have the entire grasp of the scene. Im not a big fan of shooting at iso 1600 but you do it remarkably well. Great job on the explanations as well!!

[@erichstocker4173]

I liked that first photo quite a bit but I agree with you on the second. Interesting tree but light too flat. I liked the final image and the tree seems almost like some animal. I think your processing of it fit really well.

[@DaveKingMusic]

Why did you choose not to use a wider aperture to throw the background trees out of focus?

[@ronboe6325]

In your second image, it got me to thinking that perhaps a strong flash could be used to separate the foreground tree from the back ground.

[@MattSchulze]

Was that "HIs Portliness", photobombing your video? Was he trying to steal your compositions again? Great compositions by the way, particularly that last one.

[@raiderfrankdatank]

Im still waiting for the winter in Hawaii, its so hot here

[@esakamonin5309]

Adam, that first image is beautiful. Very interesting angles on those limbs The trees Adam, not your limbs...lol

[@JhettonFilm]

oh looks like gavin in there..🤩

[@JhettonFilm]

@paul shutts hahaha😅

[@JayGrapherTh]

not jealous of the cold weathers but definitely feel like im missing a big part of photography when there's no winter snow in my area.

[@JoshuaTaylor-lt8lk]

Love all your videos. What flm tripod are you using.

[@QuietLightPhoto]

FLM CP34-L4 II 10X Carbon Fibre Series II Tripod and the CP30-M5 Hybrid

[@JoshuaTaylor-lt8lk]

@@QuietLightPhoto I have the CP34-L4. My new Colorado ball head is small on top. I was debating on trading for the CP30-L4.

[@QuietLightPhoto]

@@JoshuaTaylor-lt8lk CP30 is a good tripod but might be a little light for longer lenses?

[@JoshuaTaylor-lt8lk]

@@QuietLightPhoto that’s what I was afraid of. Thanks for the advise

[@SafoCZ]

I did not like the second composition on your LCD, but the final photo looks nice. Everything looks so different in camera.

[@JhettonFilm]

First.❤️❤️❤️❤️From italy..

[@johnpunnett1426]

Defo horizontal on the last picture...

[@lylestavast7652]

wow I liked when there were less than 10 !!! ok, so I'm old and looking for adventure in my life...