Moment, Movement and Energy // Bring Landscapes to life

[@ravimathew4123]

Some tutorials lasts for a life time. This one of yours is definitely one of them. Thank you. God Bless You.

[@douglashaag1127]

I saw in a recent video that you are experiencing back pain problems that have required you to abandon a revenue-producing workshop. With that source of income being compromised, I notice that you have released four videos in the last week. I have great sympathy for your medical and financial issues. But it certainly is a boon to those of us who appreciate your videos. I am loving the increased "content".

[@tracyrolfe6054]

Just came across this and wanted to thank you. This actually brought tears to my eyes. Your words, the photos… beautiful and so inspirational.

[@ShandaAkin]

What a great find today! My mantra has been "capturing remarkable moments," but I've been internally struggling lately. This video is another step towards getting reinvigorated. Thank you Nick!

[@royal_captain_1773]

When a photographer thinks about what photography should be. What a lesson. Thank you Nick.

[@TheAllfi]

Dam Nick you nailit two hundred percent And it's like you read a photographic poem and it says everything about how you take your pictures and why you photograph the way you do. Others would ramble on about different components and talk for half an hour. While in a poetic way you explained everything in less than 5 minutes, but you still got everything about what photography is all about.

[@alanclark9691]

Excellent video Nick, providing such a valuable lesson for us aspiring amateurs. I have actually become frustrated by many of my images that while technically sound are static and lacking dynamism and energy. Thanks Nick.

[@JasonLorette]

Freezing moments in time is one of my favourite ways to describe photography...no two moments can ever be the same even if they look it...photos capture and store that moment. :)

[@GARY1951A]

WOW, Nick!! This is absolutely the best landscape video I have watched!! I love your inspiration to capture Moment, Movement, and Energy in a scene. I think what you have described is a way to make an image "your own" that can't be duplicated -- not even by you!! Great video!! THANKS!!!

[@andreak4280]

G😍RGEOUS images… very special moments captured

[@kurtmaloney8950]

The best photography KZbin instruction video this year!

[@davidcookphotography]

That’s really thought provoking and helpful. The message is beautifully illustrated by the stunning images. Thanks Nick, and best wishes for your recovery

[@michaelbeckett159]

Yet another inspirational video. FANTASTIC! I love your work and always come away with a desire to do something that you have explained so well.

[@jambob169]

Love this. You've articulated it perfectly and the images back up everything you say. That sense of moment is the difference between a good photo and a great one. I've never quite put my finger on it before - and in less than 5 minutes you've blown my mind!

[@andrewscott743]

You’re always teaching and we really appreciate it! Learning a ton from you. Thanks for the increase in posting. Hope you’re feeling okay

[@garysnavely9584]

Nick, that is the best art/photography piece I have ever seen. You absolutely nailed it.

[@richardduckworth859]

Another great video, Nick. I had a hard time exactly verbalizing what made your seascapes so outstanding. But you captured it a nutshell here. Same with fleeting light. Your videos inspire!

[@MoThomson]

Some amazing wave images there Nick, you are nailing them !

[@robertwhitemoto]

Wow some freaking fantastic shots!!! Love the Wind Turbine shot! and the bi-plane just fantastic Nick!

[@groggu]

Such an inspirational concept. As photographers we all know the concept of the “decisive” moment, but thank you Nick for showing this concept in a way we can all understand. Masterful share.

[@johnchambers6272]

Spectacular, very well expressed. Thank you for sharing this one Nick.

[@andrewbeckett]

You always manage to explain why photographs work or don't so much better than most other people. Great video Nick.

[@sharonsuskin6859]

I love the way you're using this difficult time with your back to use your existing photos to teach a great lesson. Well done!

[@stevethompson8154]

The message is something I learned long ago but had forgotten, or not done well in expressing. That changes today. Thank YOU Nick! Henri Cartier-Bresson is alive and well in all of us.

[@CanonR5II]

Hope you’re feeling better Nick! Your video’s are on point and just good common sense. Your photos in this video are exceptional!!!

[@fatbaldandhappy]

I watch quite a few photography youtubers and while I enjoy and learn from many of them you've got a way of explaining things that seems to resonate more than others. This video in particular was especially powerful. I found myself nodding and agreeing throughout. Thanks for your efforts!

[@richardsmith533]

Awesome thanks nick. I love your style and the way you understand your own approach to landscape photography. I think I need to investigate what makes me excited about photography and then be able to take out some of the hit and miss of my photographs. I hope you are getting to a point of control with your back pain. My wife has suffered for years and she's learned to manage it. It needn't be a show stopper. I wish you the very best not least because you've given so much great tuition and advice, but because you've given so much of it for free, and you deserve a break, 👍👍 Thank you

[@agapyearish9982]

A dimension I have never thought about. Wow, you have brought something new to the table. Thank you and I hope your back is improving

[@LarryManiccia]

Some great words of landscape photograpy wisdom Nick. That combined with some incredible images as examples and you have one heck of a video. Awesome, inspiring stuff!

[@curthostetter187]

Absolutely inspiring. Your words are almost as moving and magical as your images. I’ve had to watch it again and again-you shared the photos so quickly-but that’s good. Delightful to view at my own pace. I’ve examined my own work and find the same holds true as you most articulately and eloquently described. Your words I take as a generous personal lesson, and I extend my sincerest gratitude for your magnanimous gift. Many thanks. Curt

[@WJMPhotography]

Thanks for posting this, Nick. I think I am the same type of photographer in that I tend to look for those fleeting moments that are there and gone. I think this is what I was trying to convey to Matt Payne last year on his podcast. I am definitely drawn more to weather, the coast and scenes where the light is changing or coming in at a unique angle rather than intimates in my search for those fragile moments. I am drawn to scenes where something is clearly going on (fantastic light, a clearing storm) rather than trying to come up with mind blowing patterns and textures like Guy Tal. At the end of the day, we need to shoot what we are drawn to. It's great to see more content from you! I hope you are feeling better!

[@kevinkillsit]

So well put. I have always been inspired by your Photography and I think here... You captured exactly what it is that makes a photo stand out in a landscape of of other landscape photos. It may be location, location, location in business, but in landscape photography it's timing, timing, timing.

[@Badger220455]

Short but thought provoking video. It has given me more ideas than any other I've watched in a long time. Thank you Nick.

[@SteveP_2426]

What you said makes perfect sense Nick and with all the focus on light conditions it gets overlooked. As soon as you mentioned movement/moment it struck me as a 'Duh' moment that I should have realised more deeply long before now.

[@stroiman.development]

That's probably one of the most inspirational videos about photography I've seen in a long time.

[@robertdemint5750]

Man Nick, your work blows me away always. I wish I could get images that are as crisp and yet still dreamy in the way your work turns out. They just have this balance to them that I cant seem to capture. Its nice to here your voice again and see your content. Sorry it has to be do to your back flairing up. Prayers you bounce back soon and get back out to doing the things you love.

[@zigzagger94]

Despite my love for tornadoes and big beautiful supercells, lightning specifically is my favorite thing to photograph. The energy is so high and the moment is so infinitesimal, when the composition and exposure come out just right its the ultimate feeling of success for me.

[@AsphaltPlanet1]

Every single image in this video is stunning. Every. Single. Image. I really enjoy your youtube content. I know that a positive comment doesn't pay the bills, but these images are truly spectacular.

[@hervek.1941]

It's quite different from the videos you made usually. But I muts admit I really like it. The images are amazing of course, as you often share, but your narrative adds so much ! Thank you for sharing this with us

[@rongoldberg212]

Very inspirational video. Beautiful pictures and poetic commentary!

[@nickyfoulkes8476]

Finally, an explanation of why I don't like intimate landscapes & macro photography. Your images are from a master of his art.

[@אבימלכה-צ3ז]

Wow your Photographs are amazing. Once I see these moments I find my self want to go out and bring some of my own. Thanks .

[@philclancaster]

There are times when I go out into nature at sunrise and see the most spectacular scenes with mist and morning light and long shadows and wild animals. Go back in middle of the day and the magic of the moment is long gone. Love your video -thanks

[@DarrenJSpoonley]

This was spot on, great visuals to match the narrative 👏👏

[@rowind151]

Really enjoyed this video. The many beautiful photos and the words accompanying them put your message of the moment together in a magical and moving way. One of your best.

[@gaylenenorton6860]

wow, the waves and the sinuous lines of the green hills - superb

[@mlseawell]

A timely reminder. I can only speak for myself but I think it is easy to forget that "Le Moment" is what sets a good capture apart from a great capture apart from "A love supreme". I really enjoyed this video Nick, shook some cobwebs loose in my head.

[@debbiegracy7193]

Wow. The images truly expressed what your words conveyed. The video got me to really think about what I photograph in a different way.

[@daracayo]

Awesome said. I would add also that the moment/movement/energy also transforms into a unique moment/view which never had existed before and most likely will never exist again.

[@keithdraycott]

Awesomness - Really looking forward to more "in the field" photo adventures in the future. Beautiful images one and all in this video. Did miss that signature "Nick Page" theme tune though - Ooooh, Oooh, Ooooh, Ooooh, Yeaha - Hope your back is getting better.

[@JoshMainka]

As absolute masterclass presentation Nick. This should be shown in classrooms

[@berkletheclownsvideos2461]

Fantastic video Nick. This is definitely a goal I will be shooting for…no pun intended…or maybe intended. Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@michealpociecha8351]

Great inspirational video. Love the capturing the moment. Thanks. Hope you back is getting better.

[@dbv11]

One of your best, Nick. These are the kind of things that separate the pros from the rest of us. Hope you’re feeling better.

[@navydave1]

Great video Nick! Lots of great concepts. Love the music and flow of the vid. Thanks for sharing some thoughts and ideas. Always great to take in some new perspectives. One idea that came up while viewing some of your pics was how some would look cool with a time lapse. Add a bunch of different scenes all stitched together to make a short video with an epic soundtrack. Just a thought. Keep up the great shooting! Great stuff.

[@hramakrishnaiah413]

One of your best presenttion. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing.

[@brainspout3447]

Amazing, beautiful video and message Nick. I always learn something each time I watch one of your videos.

[@kendalloei]

Wonderfully instructional! Amazing examples!

[@nicholasowilliams1]

Hi Nick, one of your best videos for a while. Sometimes we need direction through simple messages against powerful examples. I hope your back gets better soon.

[@davidskinner274]

Thanks, Nick, short and sweet and to the point

[@antoniopico2174]

Espectaculares fotografias . Saludos desde España.

[@slosmoke1]

Great advice and Ohhh Man....talk about a collection of amazing photographs to back up that advice! Thanks!!

[@barbarachamberlain6918]

Wonderful video, some spine tingling images!

[@brianmckeever5280]

Wow! Some spectacular images in there. Excellent dedication to your craft sir!

[@Germainmedia]

Very thoughtful! This has my creative wheels turning. Thanks for an inspirational little video!

[@rickwilliamsphotography]

This is a fabulous video. Succinctly captured the concept with great examples! Loved it!

[@robertofstedahl3469]

Well done. Ive really enjoyed your channel over the past couple years. This has re-inspired me to try and put even more creative effort in my pics. Again, thank you. Robert

[@westcoastrealtalk8978]

Amazing pictures. Great composition. Incredible lighting. It must be wonderful experiencing those moments and being able to capture and bring them back to life once they're developed. Shoot away Nick!

[@DarrenRussinger]

Damn! I don’t think I’ve seen a lot of these images! Incredible work Nick!

[@timbradburn3967]

Gorgeous presentation, beautifully illustrated. One to keep in favourites, and return to for inspiration. Thanks Nick !

[@wasatchpowder]

That was very profound. That helped me to look at my photography in a whole new way. Thanks.

[@tanweercaa]

Excellent video, short but targeted. Nice job Nick.

[@Spiros_Pandis]

Beautiful, educational & inspiring! I love your videos

[@dave2431]

Youve just explained to me what I'm always going after, but I've never been able to articulate it. Thank you!

[@nb7524]

Hey Nick, this is a good vlog. This vlog explains why I love your photography and really appreciate your channel, thank you!

[@MarkDillonPhoto]

Awesome video Nick! Thank you for the great message.

[@philiphatton]

Stellar advice. Thank you Nick.

[@lindahenderson2113]

Thanks, Nick. The video was very beautiful and calming. Hope the back is getting better.

[@wilfriedklein6066]

Thank you for this video of your landscape concept and I even appreciate much more the way you explain your concept 👍

[@suzannevandoren2888]

Thank you so much for articulating the intangible that I have been trying to achieve, it helps give me direction on how to add that energy!

[@mikebyrne8420]

Expressed so beautifully. Thanks!!

[@davidsauer8072]

Fantastic video Nick! Truly inspirational!

[@supertaufiqr]

Thanks for sharing this. Great to learn your perspective!

[@craigcompoliphotography1235]

What a great video. Not sure how I missed it when it came out.

[@draughonc]

One of your best videos Nick.

[@duncansteward4331]

Its all about the 'moment', but its hard to capture well and its worth highlighting as you have done very well in this vlog. :)

[@gatsby498]

You are a talented photographer and a good instructor. All the best

[@Luigi13]

Quite interesting of re-living those moments through the images captured. All are very well taken and worked on, and I am sure they live in your experience of those moments that you where out photographing them. The adventure of going out and creating something new is priceless. (How is you health Nick is it getting better? Take care of the back and once you can be free of pain completely looking forward to your adventures). Take care, cheers.

[@NickPage]

I am better, probably about 75%

[@SubiTrekker]

I happen to enjoy macro photography. It makes me feel closer to nature. But, I respect your position as well.

[@gayleruble6529]

That was one very well done vid. Very powerful way communicating your vision.

[@RayneDr0ps]

Wow! I actually got chills watching this, at the realization of something I haven't really ever accounted for in much of my photography. Great video Nick! Thanks for the eye opener.

[@christophernealphotography6973]

I hadn't really thought about it until I watched this but it may be why I'm drawn to shooting astro-twilight seascapes. There is magic in those few brief moments that the Milky Way is visible but the first rays of sunlight are creeping into the sky.

[@TheHooligan-5]

Just awesome! Thank you for sharing

[@peterschatz6093]

Amazing and inspiring way to learn something! Thanks so much!

[@dennisstansfield4621]

absolutely stunning, something to watch over and over

[@JohnHPettigrewFujishooter67]

Brilliant Nick, thanks for sharing.

[@Mickito7]

Great speech, great shots, great tempo. Perfect. I'm in owe with your processing of green tones (for example in the shot at 00:30) ; I wish I could get the same results!

[@bethmiklavcic180]

Stunning and poetic. Thank you!

[@ninacleven7889]

Loved this video, you couldn’t have expressed it any better.

[@marcguillaume3547]

Magnifiques images et beau message