5 Great TIPS to improve YOUR landscape photography

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Great tips Love your presentations, easy to follow and great for new photographers
Comment from : Gallant Foto

thank you!
Comment from : Outdoor Aixplorer

What do you think about Capture One?😅
Comment from : Fact

Mads do you ever shoot jpeg?
Comment from : Neil Cole

Thank you We can definitely tell that you put your heart and soul into it! Great video as usual
Comment from : Simply Awsome

Playing catch-up on your vids mads but really good tips I've recently changed my camera so am in the learning stage as I've gone from a canon 80D to an EOS R so it is a bit different I tend to agree with Nick page in saying a photo is 50 taking it and 50 processing but I use ON1 Photo Raw not Adobe so would say Lr/Ps are not 'must haves' I also fall into the camp of people who do not mind having iconic images which are not 'unique' I'd rather have my photo of Horseshoe bends, Mesa Arch, Lone tree at Buttermere etc on my wall rather than a better photographers as the image is personal to me really enjoy your vids including the Denmark series as it's clear you invest your time and energy in all of them and don't churn them out for the sake of it
Comment from : Steve2426

Very basic Nothing that can actually help people take better photos
Comment from : pellier08

Nice video and thanks for the tips and the work you put into to it
Comment from : Per Jensen

Good tips mate
Comment from : Paul Compton PDphotography

thanks for this tutorial
Comment from : Sarvesh Prabhugaonkar

'You have fun and you learn!' That comment really is how I have been doing photography lately Really nice hearing it coming from you
Comment from : PeterLariviere1

I have always and continue to love and learn from your videos
Comment from : Shaun Quick

excellent tips Mads!
Comment from : Gaby Isphoto

Thanks for the tips!
Comment from : Souad Chatta

You are the nicest landscape photographer youtuber out there, and the most fun to watch Down to earth, and you are not overdoing the videos by repeating different catchphrases several times in each video just for the sake of trying to oversell the videos They are perfect as they are, focusing on the subject and keeping it real
Comment from : Péter Cseke

Thanks for the tips! Yes, the experience of photography is very important
Comment from : Mary L Scaia

Spot on tips! :)
Comment from : Andrew McKinney

Hi Mads, just this morning i'm trying to look for videos about abstract photography and i came across your channel I enjoyed watching it so i decided to check your other uploads and came across this I love your works
Comment from : Windy Gomez

The algorithm usually shows me when I've missed any of your videos, but it hasn't recently 😟 Anyway, I am now catching up on the last couple of videos!
Comment from : Berry N

Thank's Mads !
Comment from : Paul Lachapelle

Always good to have a little refresher course Your photographing "boring" Denmark series have inspired enthusiasm in me to hunt for great landscape composition in my own "boring" area of the Netherlands :)
Comment from : Professor Internet, PhD

Thank you Mads!! Always informative and inspiring!!
Comment from : Kelly Roberts

Hej Mads Jeg er en gammel senior medierotte, fotojournalist på danske dagblade gennem hele livet Dine videoer giver mening for min personlige udvikling, nu hvor jeg ikke længere begrænses af nyhedsmediernes dogmer Jeg nyder din kreative og faglige tilgang til det fotografiske univers, det finder jeg meget inspirerende
Comment from : Jørgen Witved

thank you so much, alawys look foward to your videos, honest, practcal advice from someone who care about photogarphy more than likes!
Comment from : Mark Ishkaru

Can't wait for your next episode and thanks for advertising the 5dayDeal! I had a look on it and it's full of very interesting material from great artists
Comment from : Samuele Quaranta

Thank you so much for your great work, Mads! I'm always glad to watch your videos Hope to visit Denmark sometime
Comment from : Marcos J Pinto

Is really really Amazing I like so much congratulations
Comment from : Ariel alejandro garma

Great video and looking forward to seeing more 👍
Comment from : Kevin 2 Landscapes

thank you mads love your work
Comment from : Kyle Le Dot Net

Thanks Mads! I always enjoy your videos and enthusiasm The one extra tip I would suggest is to allow yourself to slow down, see the scene, enjoy the process Yes, there are times when you have to rush during quickly changing light, but slowing down really helped me in macro, in landscape, in all my photography
Comment from : Robert Hoselton

Thanks Mads!
Comment from : Robert White Photography

You have to get best out of the scene, and make it look like it's wasn't taken with iphone Go big, push the camera and your limits 💪💪💪
Comment from : GyDRyUs

Thank you, Mads, for great Tips I think we are all guilty of being lazy in some areas, and your tips are excellent, especially knowing your camera We get a new one, and just want to go out and try it, start shooting I did exactly what you said and sat down with my camera on a tripod beside me, and reviewed how to use your camera on youtube I found things I didn't know were there!!! LOL, that will teach me !! I am so much more comfortable with that camera now Going through your Photoshop course now, huge help in editing, and reading your e-book, they have been very helpful in understanding composition I took a dip with my canon camera a few weeks ago :-( it was weather sealed and did very well being submerged all things considered Long story, but saved the camera, from smashing it on the rocks should be out shooting again next week Thanks again!
Comment from : Richard E

Good insights! Rock on!
Comment from : tjsinva

Thanks for the tips!brPost processing is SUPER important and transforms your photographs to the next level :)
Comment from : Elusive Frame

these are 5 simple great tips, very helpful thank u Mads
Comment from : HANKYPANKY

Hi Mads Really enjoy your videos, including the latest Denmark videos Hope to see the next episode soon! Also to others who read this, Mads Photoshop course is a very good tool to learn more about editing in Photoshop and Camera Raw/Lightroom atlhough I am not a beginner I have learned a lot in this course to add to my already existing knowledge about editing Highly recommended!
Comment from : Anges van der Logt

Valk- Photography :: Landscape Photography

Thanks Mads for the TipsbrI really enjoy the Denmark episodes and looking forward to the next one !
Comment from : Valk- Photography :: Landscape Photography

Great video brLightroom vs Photoshop if you can have only one? I know you mentioned Photoshop in the video, but what are your thoughts between those two?
Comment from : Kim Jensen

as usual mads, great tips as usual and for everybody mads photoshop course is great and the two ebooks are highly recommended👍
Comment from : Sandro Bedin Obrecht

Great tips there👌
Comment from : Helge Bringeland

"Don't overthink" I call it the KISS principleKeep It Short and Simple A short time thinking and a simple method to ensure success
Comment from : John Hare

Was fortunate to have been on a trip to London recently, so I took the approach that its better to have something in the camera rather than being too picky As you said Mads, you have the opportunity to edit afterwards and on this occasion, I was glad I did as already I have one of my favourite images form this year which was taken during harsh light, no clouds, but now a black and white fine art image
Comment from : scotty4418