5 Ways to SIMPLIFY and IMPROVE your Landscape Photography

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Название	:	5 Ways to SIMPLIFY and IMPROVE your Landscape Photography
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Good Video Pal , think the music detracts from it though TBH
Comment from : Sprockuk

Very useful, very practical Thanks Adam!
Comment from : Ian Rob

Hi Adam, your tips and shared experiences are helping me to take better pictures every time I get out into nature Thank you, and please keep 'em coming!brRegards, Chris (South Africa)brPS - why don't you swing around to SA - I'll take you on an unforgettable photographic tour!
Comment from : The Amped Life with Chris

The best ideas and tutorials I've ever found on the internet
Comment from : John Waters

04:40 What an amazing photo, true work of art
Comment from : itachi4alltime

Great thoughts that make things easy and simple it's all about giving imotions and story telling out of shooting brThanks so much for your time and efforts
Comment from : Emad ali

Great video thank you for sharing
Comment from : Divi Photos

Great vlog, and some great tips therebrMany thanksbrJohn
Comment from : john graham

More helpful tips Enjoyed this as usual Adam Well done!
Comment from : David Eccles

Excellent advice Adam Very inspirational and very much appreciated Love the images too Thank you
Comment from : Paul Burgess

Simplicity is beauty
Comment from : Rory OConnell

Helpful video full of good advice Thanks Adam brBy the way I was impressed by “Adam’s Drinking Vessel”
Comment from : Stephen Stringer

Great stuff, really enjoyed this episode, as a novice some times I don’t see that great image that is on the simplicity Thanks for sharing and teaching with examples!!!
Comment from : Ramon Luna

Hi Adam Loads of good info here Composition is a huge subject (and very subjective !) but you've covered a great deal here and it's really helpful Like a lot of the folks who've left comments here, I revisit my images fairly regularly and often change something, so it's good to get a clearer understanding of how composition can possibly transform a good shot into a keeper Really enjoyed the video Adam Many thanks for sharing
Comment from : Tim Scanlan

Good video Adam! Thanks for sharing it with us😎👍JP
Comment from : I Enjoy Creating Videos

Great video as always Adam :)brOne little bit of advice if i may You might want to move Adam's Drinking Vessel to little bit further away from your expressing hands, before there's a nasty water v computer accident !!
Comment from : PAUL WAYMAN

Great tips Adam as always Thanks for sharing your wisdom!
Comment from : Rob Outen Photography

Great tips Adam I particularly liked the examples of isolating That image variation with and without light was a great showcase
Comment from : Andrew Dawes

Great video Adam Some awesome tips I'll have to revisit some of my images and see if I can improve them using your principles of simplification!!
Comment from : Tim Blake

Great Work Adam, great vlog One thing I would add, I found the second shot from the top of the screen a little distracting mainly due to the white balance and the saturation change of your blue top, petty I know but I thought I’d mention it Anyways keep up with the good work, big fan!
Comment from : Harry McCann

Great tips!!
Comment from : Ceilih McGrady

To quote the recycling hippy from The Simpsons "Simplifffffy, man"
Comment from : Iain B

Great video Adam!
Comment from : Thorsten Westheider Photography

Well done!
Comment from : Andy Ackerman

Hi Adam Before I watch this video I feel compelled to comment on your final sentence of the 3rd paragraph before I lose track of my thought! ( Breaking the Rule of Thirds rule) That is a profound statement for a whole lot of different reasons when framing a subjectOkay, I got that out of my system, now I'll watch the video presentation! brGreat bunch of tips here Adam, really enjoyed itbrThose long exp images were especially lovely Very well donebrThank you,brBill Farr, Vermont, USA :-)
Comment from : Bill on the Hill

Thank you Adam Superb thoughts as always You said something that struck a chord with me and that is the word, "emotion" I look for shots that stir something inside me Emotion I see all these composites done in Photoshop and I'm almost turned off by most of them It's kind of like storytelling through robots which is popular today I don't like them I like stories in which I can relate Does that make sense? Emotion Not everyone appreciates another's emotion, though Thanks for your wisdom
Comment from : Jeff Davis

Great video Adam, I too have found several images hidden within my images after after I have cropped them again So now I get in the habit of looking at several cropped versions and tweaking them a little until I find the strongest version Love your B&W long exposure at the beginning of the video, you can't beat a nice long exposure, particularly if it is B&W Keep up the great work mate
Comment from : Darren Booker

I love how you teach compositionmore like this would be great Awesome work!
Comment from : acsolares2

i always confuse this channel with the "finding middle finger" channel i dont know why
Comment from : M Ali

Another very good useful and insightful vlog Did find you talking to the wrong camera very distracting
Comment from : Mark Jarrett

Adam, I appreciate your videos Thank you!
Comment from : Charles Woods

Thank you, really great advice!
Comment from : Ross Prentice

Wise words and sound advice, good to hear the back story on a few images I hadn’t seen before
Comment from : Stuart Macrae

Great video Adam, obviously the wind does inspire you in a different way Thanks for the tips!
Comment from : Etienne Courtens

Superb video mate, thanks very much, always great advice!!
Comment from : English Camper

Good to see I'm not the only one that crops imagesI liked all the compositions but cropping is up to you
Comment from : martin hogarth

Great advice, with some great images 👍🏼
Comment from : Paul Bowen

Thanks Adam
Comment from : jon A

Good insight and walkthrough Stunning images Really enjoyed the episode 😁👍
Comment from : Mali Davies Photography

Great video, great tips
Comment from : Darren Varney

Good advice as usual Adam and some nice images that you showed I really like the Roseberry Topping one 👍🏻
Comment from : Wayne Robertson Photography

hahaha sometimes it is best just to stay at home :)brthanks for the insight :)
Comment from : ACID SNOW

Another great , informative video I just need to get out there and practice
Comment from : Will Smith

Informative video, big thanks
Comment from : Cedarcanoe

Good tips Adam, greta video
Comment from : Ralph Goldsmith

Great tips here and gorgeous images!
Comment from : Michelle Cox Photography

I'm grateful that I subscribed your channel Thanks so much for the advice 😁😁😁
Comment from : Nex Amr

Nice one Adam some sound advice , I've a few images I think I could have a go at after watching your vlog Awesome 💪
Comment from : JustDuff

Grateful for the advice Adam, and always nice to see some of your previous images as channels such as yours inspires and motivates me to get out there when I can and enjoy the moment
Comment from : scotty4418

I always wanted to be a landscape photographer and I learned a lot from you so thank you for making awesome videos and have a great day Adios peace ✌️
Comment from : Neil Patel