5 SIMPLE tips to INSTANTLY improve your landscape photography

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Great video as always
Comment from : Gallant Foto

Thank you very much for those Tipps, i'm currently used to only photograph at sunsets but i think through your Video, i can change that now
Comment from : Dominik Sen

Question about the shot with the bubbles which is gorgeous You talk about it being somewhat monochrome with the blues Did you think about making b&w? Curious about as you processed it if that was something you considered and why you decided to keep as the beautiful photograph it is I hope you don't take this as a criticism Just pondering
Comment from : Taylor Maxwell

Learned a lot Tnx
Comment from : Alias Jim Wirth

Mads!! thank you for all of your videos
Comment from : Sebastian D

Fina tips Mads!
Comment from : Totte Gustafsson

Mr Bean?
Comment from : Chikeung Chan

Beautiful scenery and great tips - thank you! I admire your perseverance of returning to the same compositions in different seasons and or staying there for different light conditions I have some Arizona images with some nice cloud, which is less common in desert conditions so it adds to the images and makes them a bit more special (to my memories anyway) since I (and the locals) know the cloud is a less common find
Comment from : Wayne MacLeod

madsyou are really the best teacher, i like landscape photograhy
Comment from : HANKYPANKY

Hey Mads, thanks for standing up for blue skies Sometimes us landscape togs can be a bit anal about light, good to hear a dose of realism
Comment from : Mike Page

14:01 "Mmm"
Comment from : BlackAureole

Hi Mads just curious, do you use lens hoods or don't really notice a difference with them?
Comment from : jhmusings

Hey mads Holder du nogle photo workshops? Eller kurser til udlandet? Ville elske sådan en tur 😊👊
Comment from : Kenneth Jensen

When are u coming to Ireland ‘ we get lots of that foggy stuff in autumn ‘ lovely images by the way
Comment from : Martin Byrne

Mads I love your videos and your photosGreat workYour commentary is wonderful down to earth style and informative My family has Danish heritage so I enjoy the look and style of your landscapes
Comment from : Peter Jensen

👍👍👍😘
Comment from : Jakob Schneeberger

You are such a great teacher thank you second time to watch this video and understand the importance of these five simple points one really has to keep them close to mind all the time! Great video! )))
Comment from : Gary Prince

Great Mads, i love to shoot in the Forest It may be a bit more difficult, but when you get a good one, this makes you very happy I wrote myself a boon on woodland photography, because People sometimes have difficulties to find the spot, the lines and are afraid of the light Your Woodland Photos are among the best ones i have ever seen
Comment from : Sandro Bedin Obrecht

This is one of my favorite videos there was so much that you shared which had not been clearly though of! Thank you for all your sharing!
Comment from : Gary Prince

Great subject Mads! Thanks for your time and effort
Comment from : Myrna Y Santiago-Sénquiz

Fantastic tips and once again fantastic video, I feel I learn so much when watching and am always entertained thank you!
Comment from : Chris Stark

Thank's Mads for another webinar with good tips
Comment from : Paul Lachapelle

Thanks again Mads You have inspired me to rethink some local locations and get out with my camera!!
Comment from : Too Much Kit

A great week of content Mads , you produce both photos and video that come from the passion for what you do , it’s great for us to look forward to your uploads and just know your work is really acknowledged and appreciated You say your life is flying by and that’s true for most of us but your images are time stamps of that journey and will always invoke memories for you , keep doing what you do 👍👍
Comment from : Dave Edmunds

Thanks for sharing Mads Bought your ebook on Landscape Composition, great read thanks Just a learner at the moment Researching before buying gear Retired, so not looking at photography as a business, only pleasure while I travel Starting by travelling around Australia next year I will start with Sony camera (a7riv) and lenses (12-24F4, 24-105F4, 100-400F45) My concern with a7riv is the amount of memory required saving photos in raw Would you be concerned with this aspect? I do not plan to shoot video, if so, very little Hope you get more time to experience what you enjoy most
Comment from : Scott Harkess

So encouraging! Thank you Love your art!
Comment from : Cindy Ackerman

Love Chrome Hill, it’s a great location Especially when it’s close by to me 😁
Comment from : Chris Brown Photography

Just bought both books I appreciate the simplicity and wealth of examples already
Comment from : Sean Tomlinson

Always, always excellent tips!!! Learning with the Masters!!!
Comment from : victor ferreira

Thank you for the tips I have been practicing some of them I will now try doing the others
Comment from : The Tech Rancher

Describing a photo as being interesting, dramatic More productive than describing as being good or bad It's not either/or
Comment from : Scott Weaver PhotoVideo

I appreciate your examples of good or interesting images to shoot in all the seasons I feel like I often hear that summer is terrible for landscape photography, etc Using the seasons to capture certain moods makes way more sense to me than writing off a whole season as not good for shooting!
Comment from : Adam Matthews

Excellent tips and great examples!
Comment from : Anthony Plancherel

Hi Mads, enjoyed the video because of the common sense tips you gave 'take the shot in case you learn new processing skills later' etc Just subscribed to your channel!
Comment from : Chris Smith

Smartness of the photography lies in the showing untouched photosnot via computerbrSorri
Comment from : banana

Thanks for such an informative video, full of gorgeous inspirational images, each one a work of art Wonderful
Comment from : Wendy Newing

Excellent many thanks, I always learn so much from your videos
Comment from : Cary Marshall

Very high quality Mads, keep them rolling
Comment from : Andrew James

I hope we're getting closer to minimizing "the rule of golden hour" I think I've mentioned that I live in Hawaii which is characterized by vivid ocean and sky blues, lush greens and multicolored flowers I'm always out to capture that sunny and bright mood rather than somber moors or storm clouds
Comment from : Kevin S

There is always something new each time you post a video I feel like a sponge absorbing all these new knowledge 😀 thank you 🙏🏾
Comment from : i am u photography

Awesome video! I’m an amateur photographer and you have really got me interested in landscapes, I can’t wait to get out and shoot Your videos have been so enjoyable and helpful Keep up the good work!
Comment from : lucasn2535

Motljus, träd och dimma 👌
Comment from : Marcus Wägar

Thanks so much, Mads, for sharing the creative variety of your photography, & for your practical wisdom
Comment from : Robert Stephens

Looking at comparison on 7:38 , the amount of effort and quality of your content is noticeableThanks for your contribution to Photography
Comment from : nyeint nyeint

Tip #6: Move to Denmark
Comment from : Robert White Photography

Cheers Mads, another enjoyable and informative video
Comment from : Bob Taylor

Thank you Mads Very enjoyable - it certainly helps to realise that "good light" doesn't begin and end with just the golden hour!
Comment from : Bob McDonald

Brilliant tips Mads! I come away inspired every time I watch one of your videos and you just can't put a price on that! You spoil us with such great content, please keep it up, we're lucky to have you!
Comment from : Andy Wadsworth

Great video
Comment from : Artur Vidal

Great tips, Mads thnk you!
Comment from : Weekender

Really really good I like so much
Comment from : Ariel alejandro garma

Thanks Mads Great video, I like them all I hope you can explain also a little bit more your lightroom work and open it more I can take pictures, but missing lightroom advices too brLife is learning experience 😂😂😇😇
Comment from : Erkki Koski-Lammi

brilliant Mads, those tips were very interesting and I will adopt hem in my own work
Comment from : Jim Cooke

I like this kind of video the way you do it Thanks for that
Comment from : Lorenz Wodzinski

You are Great, my friend I have no doubt about it Your work allways inspires and motivates meThanks a lot! en gang til
Comment from : javier rey

I love when you show the before and after editing!
Comment from : Joy Cao

All great tips for landscape photography In addition i believe the unknown factor for a photo is the "eye of the beholder" A photo can be seen very differently by different people As an example some of your photos that you were not that enthralled with were, to me, very beautiful
Comment from : John Leftwich

👍
Comment from : Dedushka Moroz

Favorite photo from forest out of camera looked great with processing Dynamic range in today’s cameras make it possible to save an image that looks to dark at first
Comment from : Charles Andaloro

Another very helpful video Mads 🙌
Comment from : Johnny Grenda

Informative episode Mads and loved the images you used to support your comments During lock down I have been trying to improve my editing skills as too often I think I let myself down by not achieving the final vision of the image Now it is partially lifted Im just glad to be back out and take the conditions as they come and remember to enjoy the experience
Comment from : scotty4418

Love your creative decision making, equally, considering all your option, equally, maximizing the scene Nicely done Mads
Comment from : Joseph Stanski

Would love to have a season calender of Denmark or one of your choice
Comment from : John Collins

I love blue sky – gives some minimalism to the scene, no distractions, some abstraction of the scene Okay, some nice clouds (like in this photo you've shown) can make a huge difference … ;-)
Comment from : Christian Augustin

Great tips Mads! Especially about not needing to catch the sunrise to get the light, here in Stockholm sunrise is at 330 right now brbrI love your work, especially the quiet Danish landscapes You really show the possibilities with staying close to home
Comment from : Robert D Skönblad Andersson

Valk- Photography :: Landscape Photography

Thank you Mads for pointing out that not only the golden hour is the best light of the day brSometimes when the mornings progressed i want to go home because everyone told me that light isn't good for landscapesbrAs you i tend to stay to see what nature brings Sometimes with better results
Comment from : Valk- Photography :: Landscape Photography

As always your videos are interesting and you presented your work with such precision and detail Your experience and knowledge fall hand in hand World class images MADS 👏👌🏻
Comment from : Rhodesia 1

Great video Mads Thanks for sharing 😉👍💪📷
Comment from : Pablos Dark Adventures

thanks the big one here for me is to shoot, shoot, shoot and the fact that further down the road you will (hopefully 😜) improve, in terms of editing I did this during our lockdown here, went back to some old raw files from years ago and gave them an edit Great tips all round Thanks!
Comment from : Chris Homer