Photographing this Iconic Location with Micro Four Thirds (OM System OM-1)

[@photosbyjf]

one of the most beautiful places I have seen you photograph

[@ChrisBaitsonPhoto]

It's a special place.

[@AntoineSteen-f5l]

Hi, Chris. I think the second photo is a beautiful composition and the square format is perfect for this composition. I am a big fan of this format and use it a lot myself. I am also a micro 43 system photographer. I work with the Lumix G9II. The lens you are using now is on my wish list. I have the Lumix 12-60mm but this is a 3.5 - 5.6 lens and the one you are using is a 2.8 and has a minimum focus distance of 20 cm. This is indeed a fantastic lens. And you show this in your work too, friend. That built-in ND filter works very well from what I can see. The photo of the mountain in the background with the waterfall in front is very beautiful. The last one is also quite good. And with the stabilization in the camera, you don't have to worry about blurry photos. It's a good video I watched with great pleasure. Finally, someone who is just as crazy about the micro 43 system as I am. A friendly greeting from the Netherlands. Until the next video. A friendly greeting from the Netherlands. PS. I have subscribed to your channel. I think the way you make your videos is very good and nice to watch.

[@jonathanholloway1915]

It's an awesome location for landscapes Chris and I think the OM 1 suits you very well. Ever thought of going to the Isle of Skye?

[@ChrisBaitsonPhoto]

I went up in the summer… it rained. A lot.

[@jonathanholloway1915]

@ChrisBaitsonPhoto Ah yes, that can be a problem up there. When I went to the west coast of Scotland I found that April / May seemed to have less rain Chris.

[@iraklisun1701]

3:06 Use HDR

[@sorinmarcian967]

👍👍👍

[@petermcleod-vf4bd]

Lake Loch lol