Landscape Photography on Location | Utah Badlands

[@shupingyin8082]

Fantastic

[@shupingyin8082]

Love your composition and color contrast

[@MrNegative]

Thank you! This is one of my favorite locations. I don’t think I did it justice. I’ll need to go back!

[@summitpaul]

Great watch. Thank you. I spent a couple weeks in Utah last autumn. Amazing place. You captured it very well.

[@MrNegative]

Thank you, Paul! I wish I had a couple Of weeks out there. I’ll definitely be heading back

[@brianhigginsphoto]

nice adventure, beautiful images, love the colors & tones

[@MrNegative]

Thank you!!

[@andrewsimpson5436]

That's a really nice location and you got a couple of really nice images. It's really nice the phone stood up to the fall and a really nice vlog.

[@MrNegative]

HAHAHA well played.

[@MarkRomine]

Awesome images! Really loved the color in these.

[@MrNegative]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed them. Such a great location. Definitely one I’ll be returning to!

[@billj5645]

At 10:34 in the video, have you tried cropping that image to square? I really do like the second and third images.

[@MrNegative]

That’s a good idea, Bill. To be honest I need to revisit that edit altogether I rushed a bit to get the video out and am not really pleased with how I edited the images. I’ll definitely give the square crop a try though, thank you for the tip!

[@joeondrako6360]

What an epic location! Looks familiar to me though… Great shots

[@MrNegative]

Haha thanks buddy. Definitely need another shot at that place!

[@brianbeattyphotography]

Lol @ 2:55... wind is the single biggest pain in the *** with the 5DSR at longer focal lengths. The pano looks great. I almost would've made a second version using just the bottom 3rd of the pano, that section looks cool too. I disagree with the thought on the image at 10:10, I think it definitely works and looks great. I actually like it better than the pano. Might look great in B&W too!

[@MrNegative]

Haha the wind was ruthless the whole trip. I keep going back to the images and flip flopping on which I prefer. I think I need to make some prints before I decide. I think I may have been too harsh on the second image, but still prefer the individual ones. I appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@brianbeattyphotography]

@@MrNegative looking forward to seeing how the prints turn out!

[@macimages4215]

Imagine Factory Butte without all the tire tracks…the way it used to be.

[@MrNegative]

I wish I could! Unfortunately I never got to see it that way. Still an amazing place but I can’t imaging how gorgeous it used to be

[@drb9705]

👍🤓

[@davidletz9123]

To my untrained eye the image that you were disappointed with looked great to me, until you showed the 2 alternate compositions. They were stronger. Does that wind typically die down after sunset?

[@MrNegative]

Thanks, David! I may have been a little harsh on the first image but agree I still prefer them as individuals. The wind did tend to die down after sunset, but for a couple of nights it was still pretty windy at night. We had two nights calm enough to attempt some astrophotography.

[@davebenson1504]

so sad to see the damage (opening aerial footage) done by tire tracks in the delicate, otherwise pristine landscape🥲 Love your colour adjustments to bring out the blue and gold contrast 🙂 and surprised your telephoto lens did not have a lens collar... does the nodal head provide the weight balance, especially in windy situations.... 🙂

[@MrNegative]

I know, the damage is pretty extensive. I shot a series of drone images focusing on the tracks through the area that I will call “scarred”. Eventually I want to do a whole series on natural areas and the impact we have on them. My 400mm does have a collar but you’re right my 70-200 does not. I have a collar but prefer just to use the l bracket. I’m usually shooting panos with it, so I like the nodal slide to rotate around the nodal point and minimize distortion. The lens, being a non IS f4 is very light so I don’t have any issues with balance. Thanks for watching and for the comment!

[@davebenson1504]

thank you for the update and response... I just returned to Canada after spending 3 weeks tenting in Utah and Arizona....look forward to the other videos in your series@@MrNegative

[@MrNegative]

Wow that sounds like an amazing trip! I’m jealous. Wish I had more time in Utah I was only there for a week