Night Photography Waterfalls - Wild Photo Adventures

[@daviddrake7193]

I’m going to experiment with night shots, thank you.

[@douggardner1]

Good luck!

[@davidclode3601]

Great video guys, thank you!

[@slope1957]

Beautiful, beautiful colour in those trees. And a great video. Thanks.

[@tridentroy]

Awesome 😎

[@jrbruno1339]

Love the technic, the ambitious and the dedication, thanks very much .love it

[@marcellasphotos]

Loved this so much thank you.!

[@thomastuorto9929]

Excellent, excellent, excellent show.

[@bhalchandrakapatkar1710]

No.1 photo gallery

[@wilfmeier6685]

Very informative - thanks! I think the point about having to put in a lot of time and effort to get a shot is so true. In fact I was thinking about that today as I wandered off the trail to see if there was a better composition to be had. And then realized that the journey is just as satisfying as the picture taking.

[@wwdagger]

Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for. I am curious what camera the videographer used?

[@natashamonshter5435]

I've painted the still at 19:03 if at all interested in seeing

[@jslevine1]

I just found your channel and subscribed. I have watched a few videos so far and I find them very well done and informative. Perhaps in the description you could mention the location of these falls. I have been to the GSMNP many times and don’t recall seeing a waterfall the size of the first one you photographed. Thanks.

[@fredsbloggs656]

Great stuff.........it really is! I think it would be good to spread the link to other sites........your videos deserve far more views than you are getting!

[@williemacdonald72]

I always use manual focus for my night time/astro shots.

[@elevatedesign9153]

Is that Whitewater Falls?

[@josebacarcavilla1328]

Cada día me encanta más este canal, pero habría alguna posibilidad de aunque sea poner subtítulos en castellano?. A veces me cuesta mucho llegar a entender lo que dicen.

[@blackdarkghost1212]

Slow shutter yields great results, but what about the risk of coming up with blurry stuff in the image? The slightest breeze will cause the foliage to look blurry.

[@believeyourself6117]

wow very very brilliant idea... but little drunk in night photography... but u people did very hard job .. and u people even take risk of ur life.. bcz its adventure there maybe wild animals... its should be world most expensive photography... thanks sir

[@alunlambert7456]

Great Vlog guys, great info,, but it’s a half moon, not a half full moon 🌗

[@richardsoutdoorworld5284]

Man this guy doug looks and talks like Our former QB for the Carolina Panthers "Jake Delhomme" ....... they could be brothers !

[@Guitarsdetectors]

This is the difference between creating the shot or just taking the shot.

[@DIGIHENDRIX300]

love these episodes.. the funny thing is how they fail to mention the huge soft lights behind them thats already brightening up a huge portion of the scene.. .you got the moon and the serious huge lights for the episode hahahahaahh

[@douggardner1]

Thank you for your support. Just wanted to mention that the huge lights that you are referring to were only used to illuminate me and Kevin while we we're talking, all lights were turned off while actually taking the photos and only a small AA size LED flashlight was used to light paint the falls during the exposure. On the video you can actually see and hear me ask the crew to turn off the flood lights while we were shooting!

[@run306]

Cough

[@Grip_ItandrRip_It]

Stopped watching at "stacking photos".