Korea's Best Sunrise Photography Location?

[@terryroth2855]

Good one Arty. The failures led to some nice successes. Thanks for sharing.

[@photoflooddays]

Thanks for watching!

[@kyawzayya7220]

I have never seen english speak photographer in Korea.All of them are use native language.you’re the best I’m also struggling in photography and then location scouting because of I can speak a little Korean language.You should be proud of yourself.Thanks

[@photoflooddays]

Hello. For some reason, KZbin blocked your comment without any apparent reason. I just checked for any blocked comments and happened to see yours, so I canceled the block. First of all, thank you for your comment and for watching my video. Yes, we do use our native language and make videos mostly for Koreans only. That's why I started this channel-to share my stories as a photographer in Korea and to show that this country is more than just music and TV programmes. Although my English is rather mediocre and I make a lot of mistakes, I am very glad to know that you liked it. It seems that you live in Korea and are struggling to find locations for photography due to the language barrier. Well, I hope you find my videos helpful, and I apologise for the late reply.

[@tim.poirier]

Awesome video! Glad to know that I am not the only one who struggles to figure out where the sun is going to rise 😂

[@photoflooddays]

hahaha glad to know I am not alone on this one lol Yeah it can be such a pain in the butt

[@TheRoamingtexan]

Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed following the thought process behind image. Maybe hearing a little more on your ideas for selecting the filters. Also in future your thoughts on gear selection. It looks like you are using two different cameras systems. I shoot mostly with prime lenses buying filters for them is not a great option for me. It would be nice to have a consistent filter size across multiple lenses. Plus zooms get to be real heavy, at my age it’s not a good option. Honestly I love my Leica M lenses and would like to adapt them to the new Nikon Z system. Several of the photographers I follow talk about manual focusing so having a manual focus lens seems like a good idea. Leica can’t seem to design a light weight camera, I love their simplicity in design and menus but they’re getting out of hand at price and weight. Anyway thank you for sharing I’ll keep an eye out for videos. We just had a hurricane storm go through our neighborhood yesterday and power has been flaky and internet inconsistent. It may be a while before you see this message.

[@photoflooddays]

Thank you so much for watching the video! I will make sure to talk more about my filter choices in future videos. I actually use just one camera system, which is Sony. However, I do use an old Canon lens with it since my previous camera system was Canon, and I just kept one lens. I'm not much of a gear guy(I don't know much about gears actually), so I'm not sure what or how I should talk about gear, but I'll consider making a gear video. Thank you for the suggestion! My bag already weighs around 10kg (22lbs) with three zoom lenses in it. So yeah, I get your point haha. I do agree that Leica cameras are well designed, although they are a bit overpriced (maybe a little too much). I hope the damage wasn't too bad. I'm sorry to hear about the hurricane storm. I hope you and your loved ones are all safe and that there was no property or physical damage. Thank you for your comment and for watching the video.