Landscape Photography in Tasmania - Sunrise with Reverse Grads Filters | Episode 08

[@hawaiirealmedia5610]

I appreciate the natural tones of your photographs. They show subtle beauty. So many photos these days, forget to maintain subtly and instead crank the chroma to 11.

[@MrTanker10a]

What a beautiful piece at 08:46...That looks like a REAL painting! MONET would have been proud to see this one...07:15 and 09:22 are awesome...But. 08:46 is my favorite! You have convinced me to add a REVERSE GRAD to my filter my kit. Thanks! Cheers!

[@casperghst42]

As always fantastic photos.

[@BrianHorsey]

Stunning, serene images, Andrew. Tasmania must seem a long time ago on one hand, but it must also feel as if the workshop is rushing up. Hope you get the opportunity to record some of it for a vlog. Only clocked this evening your 33k subscribers, fantastic.

[@PMCN53]

Fantastic image captures as always.

[@richardhalferty3530]

Happened across your channel Andrew, really beautiful images, real ethereal glow to them, I'll check out your back catalogue and look forward to more!

[@acousticblues44]

Andrew , I have followed you for sometime and never taken the time to comment and express my thanks for your inspiring videos . So many of your images are stunning and the image at 9.20 in this video taken with the drone is so painterly and perfectly exposed it is awe inspiring. Congratulations on a wonderful portfolio and thanks again for sharing . Rgds Greg .

[@Andrew_marr]

Hi Greg, thanks so much for your comment mate. I really appreciate you sharing your thoughts. I love the fact that you've been watching my content, I know commenting is not for everyone so thank you for post yours here. Thanks also for the kind words, it means a lot.

[@jamidavis8043]

You have certainly captured fabulous images of this epic place.Thanks for this video!

[@photomiqs7553]

Wonderful fog pictures both on land and from the sky

[@gcarmichael]

Spectacular shots! Well done Andrew.

[@craighattam2020]

Once again Andrew beautifully produced.

[@stevebanks484]

Love the b& w longer lens shot. 👍👍

[@Andrew_marr]

Cheers Steve, I love it when I get the and the opportunity to get the longer lens out,, thanks again! 👍

[@LifesparkleSEM]

That was a lovely conclusion for my Sunday night .

[@Andrew_marr]

Thanks Susan, hope you had a great weekend!

[@peterbaylis8631]

Beautiful atmospheric images, looks like a great place to enjoy making photos. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@johncallery814]

Andrew Thanks. Very timely. I used my Lee 0.9 Reverse Grad for the first time capturing a sunset on Sunday. It seems like the reverse grad allows you to capture the colors better than just a grad filter. The one mistake I made on some of my photos was having the Reverse Grad too low which darkened the midground too much. As the sun is going down you need to move the Reverse Grad along with it.

[@WhittyPics]

Awesome stuff Andrew

[@jamesmcluckie7088]

Awesome photos and footage....😊👍🏻

[@martybeyer]

Beautiful Andrew, well done mate 👍🏻

[@Snowcatnz2]

Awesome images Andrew, always look forward to your vlogs. Hope the knee recovers soon!!

[@gryphongryph]

Watching this on a peaceful Sunday morning with a nice cub of coffee, what a wonderful and calming vlog, love your work man, beautiful pictures as always.

[@Andrew_marr]

Now that sounds relaxing. We were under pressure at the start before the sun came up, but then the conditions continued so we could allow things down. Thanks for watching!👍

[@MiguelACoronaDM]

Love my reverse grad. Wonderful images Andrew. Safe travels.

[@craigpope308]

Terrific set of images you captured there Andrew, for a cold location your photos have captured a feeling of real warmth to them, you've earned another like again, though I usually will give you one anyway and it's guaranteed when there's a Pano to feast the eyes upon at 9.45 , cheers Mate.

[@Andrew_marr]

Haha, appreciate all the support Craig, it really helps! The morning was very cold, probably the coldest we experienced but the sun soon warned things up. The light that filtered through the high level cloud was great to work with.

[@hanscapiau]

Wauw, Wonderfull location and images Andrew.

[@katepotter542]

Great video. Love the photos

[@Andrew_marr]

Thanks Katherine, appreciating you watching and leaving a comment🙂

[@nightscapeimages.richard]

Another breath taking landscape Andrew. I'd love to see some of those cloud inversions when I visit ... great images as per usual mate.

[@Andrew_marr]

Cheers Richard, cloud inversions are much more common than where I'm from. So it was great to experience one. You're bound to get some while you're over there. My next location would have made a great spot for some astrophotography, if we had better conditions.

[@nightscapeimages.richard]

@@Andrew_marr I'll keep a watch out for it then Andrew ...!!!

[@bossofthemoss450]

Outstanding Andrew. Would love to join you but a bit far to come ! UK!

[@samkruijver]

I would have loved to be able to join you and Andrew on your tour. But unfortunately that week in July is the busiest week of work for the whole year. Perhaps we can catch up on the Sunday before you both start the tour.

[@timscanlanphotography]

Hi Andrew. What a stunning video !! Love the atmosphere you've created here with your great drone footage and superb still images. Must get me some of those reverse grads - expensive though ! Really enjoyed this Andrew. Many thanks for sharing.

[@scotty4418]

Wonderful images Andrew. At home and on call this weekend so editing some images at the moment, so this was a nice surprise to pop in my alerts.

[@Andrew_marr]

Cheers Jim, an editing day sounds nice. How I didn't interrupt the flow...too much! 😀

[@scotty4418]

@@Andrew_marr Any time a vlog from you pops up, is a good time for a break :)

[@RichardLefroy]

Geez that was a good morning!! Killer drone footage and I especially love the “island” shot at 7:11. I ❤️ Tasmania

[@Andrew_marr]

It was a crack'n morning mate. Wish we had foggy conditions like that over here.

[@rosssayer6524]

Awesome again, looking at a reverse grad now.

[@stevenandrew7680]

Andrew, a while back ive reached out to you regarding me having cancer and your videos motivated me to keep fighting. I did clear the cancer and healthiest I've ever been. I definitely would like to sign up and go on a trip to Tasmania!

[@Andrew_marr]

That is incredible news Steven, I’m so happy you won that fight mate. You can find out more about the Tassie workshop here - andrewmarr.com.au/tasmania2019

[@gbee8888]

Great shots. Don't know about the one at 6:45 though. Something flat and weird about the mist patch (?) centre right. Maybe it's a youtube quality issue?

[@brabs2754]

keen for July :)

[@Andrew_marr]

I can't wait! 😀

[@BimblesWithACamera]

Some beautiful images there .... quick gear question .. Assume you are still vlogging with the XT100 ? If so how you finding it, in particular AF (face tracking) and the exposure jumping around the place which I hear can be quite bad .?

[@helencogan2187]

Beautiful and stunning vlog, Andrew! THANK YOU for explaining where one would use a reverse grad. I have been thinking of getting one. I am wondering; it would not be as effective for landscapes with water??? As always thank you for sharing your knowledge and work!

[@teamdata]

What is the font used for the title of this video please? Thank you.

[@bundeen8545]

Great video Andrew! Just wondering what time of the year it was taken? Looks like perfect conditions 👌

[@philipculbertson55]

So Andrew, I had a question I've wondered about. When using a reverse grad on photos with an uneven horizon (such as trees or mountains) does the dark border create problems in mountains, trees and the like? Do you recover dark areas such as those in Lightroom or are they not noticeable enough to need that?

[@aussie8114]

Beautiful shots in a great location. Not sure I would have a CP on if it serves no purpose. 2 extra pieces of glass in addition to a grad. But then I’m just an armchair photographer 😂

[@danneukirch4486]

First! There's a first for everything :)

[@Andrew_marr]

Nice work Dan! Great to see you here so early mate 👍

[@danneukirch4486]

@@Andrew_marr Thanks Andrew - love your work.

[@Andrew_marr]

Cheers Dan!