That viaduct is amazing! To think that I've travelled over it loads of times going to Brighton not realising how beautiful it is. I will be going to photograph it soon, especially as it's only a 50 minute train journey to get there. A really good video too. I never knew a 50mm lens could do so much.
Pretty much all the wild flowers that I've seen in your videos can be found here in New York State in abundance as well. I love shooting wild flower macros and I've shot that purple flower a lot myself. I was surprised that you didn't take a shot or two of the Queen Anne's Lace. I have tons of shots of it and it's one of my favorties. The shots with your daughter were great. I especially like the one with her in the curvature of the wall with the rest of them behind her. Excellent composition.
Hello David, I just want to thank you for all the videos. I am a deep admirer of your work and I really take advantage of all your tutorials and advice. Thanks =)
I love my nifty fifty! Best $85.00 I've ever spent! You really achieve some great comps with yours. I don't use my nifty fifty as often as I should, until now. Gavin, I enjoy all your vids. Just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to share your love with photography with us!
Hi Fraser All the photographs were taken in RAW. If your camera has it use RAW. With the flattened crop photo's I increased the contrast and clarity. I reduced the vibrancy a and darkened the corners.
Hi Gavin, I am a fan of your videos. It would be awesome if in your next 15 min challenge, you would include a second part of it, in which you show us the post-process you usually do to your photos! Nice job an keep these inspiring videos coming in.
Actually it took less then 30 minutes to do all the images. Watch this weeks video(week 66) to see how I did it. The secret? Shoot in RAW and use presets.
These photographs/location are/is excellent. It makes me want to dig around locally and see if I can find such great locations. Sadly, the way the United States goes, a lot of locations like this, where it can potentially be dangerous and lead to lawsuits, are closed off or fenced off.
Absolutely a great video as always. I REALLY look forward to Gavins videos. You my friend are correct, it is a wheat field with no corn fields in sight. You were respectful about it though, and that's much more than I can say for the average young UA-cam commenter. My guess is that Gavin knows the difference between a wheat and cornfield, but just had a brain flub moment as we all do from time to time. :)
That was a stroke of luck, that there happened to be a random young girl walking in the corn fields, near the viaduct. I never get 'Props' like that appear when I am out taking photos ;-) Actually, it looks like you have a stalker, as she pops up in alot of your videos !!!! ;-) I'm based Reigate, so I LOVE your 15 min challenges even more, as i can visit exact locations. I didn't even know the Aviation Musuem existed in Charlwood !!!! ;-) You are finding wonderful sites for my photography ;)
The BW photos at around 3:04 has a strange halo / glow at the bridge top - either some excessive shadow adjustment or HDR going on? Good sharing - thanks.
Actually I realise that the photos get more and more photoshopped towards the end of the video: for instance the portraits and the squashed corn - the result is excellent but it's slightly misleading as to what you can achieve in 15 minutes :)
of course u can. he's using a 400D himself with a 50mm/1.8. it always amazes me what he can do with this setup. but again, he is a master in photoshop, which i assume plays a big part also in his pictures.
After seeing this video i search where about it was (because its an amazing location and i also live in west sussex) and realized its about a 20 minute drive away! I'm hoping to do some light art there sometime in the near future :) THANKYOU
As a new photographer and new to SLR's i wouldn't have taken the shots i have in the 3 weeks of owning my D60 without your help and video tutorials gavin. Thanks a lot, look forward to seeing your next vid. (if you have time as well i would love for you to see my photo's that i've done and maybe give me some tips) Take care.
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Correct. Outside North America, corn is a general word for cereal crops and their grain.
That viaduct is amazing! To think that I've travelled over it loads of times going to Brighton not realising how beautiful it is. I will be going to photograph it soon, especially as it's only a 50 minute train journey to get there.
A really good video too. I never knew a 50mm lens could do so much.
Gavin bro, you're awsome, gratz for you're tutorials, you're born to do this, Gratz again for you're work!
Great pictures and Video...love the 15 minute challenges....Many thanks
Pretty much all the wild flowers that I've seen in your videos can be found here in New York State in abundance as well. I love shooting wild flower macros and I've shot that purple flower a lot myself. I was surprised that you didn't take a shot or two of the Queen Anne's Lace. I have tons of shots of it and it's one of my favorties. The shots with your daughter were great. I especially like the one with her in the curvature of the wall with the rest of them behind her. Excellent composition.
Many thanks Gavin, fantastic pictures with the bridge, as always great job mate, loved the model's pictures in the bridge, very good eye.
Thanks
Yes. I like to work in Aperture Priority mode most of the time.
your videos are getting better and better... love your personality....
Again, great video Gavin. I'm still new to Photography but wouldn't have half the shots I do if it wasn't for you. Keep up the good work. Many Thanks.
Hello David, I just want to thank you for all the videos. I am a deep admirer of your work and I really take advantage of all your tutorials and advice.
Thanks =)
I love my nifty fifty! Best $85.00 I've ever spent!
You really achieve some great comps with yours. I don't use my nifty fifty as often as I should, until now.
Gavin, I enjoy all your vids. Just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to share your love with photography with us!
Hi Fraser
All the photographs were taken in RAW. If your camera has it use RAW.
With the flattened crop photo's I increased the contrast and clarity. I reduced the vibrancy a and darkened the corners.
Wow, beautiful pictures as always.. I love your videos.. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!!
u are the one who really does seriously his job in youtube
You do some great work. Realy liked this one!!
Hi Gavin, I am a fan of your videos. It would be awesome if in your next 15 min challenge, you would include a second part of it, in which you show us the post-process you usually do to your photos! Nice job an keep these inspiring videos coming in.
I'm addicted to 15 minute photo challenges! Keep up the good work! :D
I grew up in balcombe and have driven past the viaduct and or traveled on it by train near on every day for the last 17 years. woop
Actually it took less then 30 minutes to do all the images.
Watch this weeks video(week 66) to see how I did it.
The secret? Shoot in RAW and use presets.
Wonderful location , nice work . Tanks Gavin
Beautiful location, v nice. Thank Gavin....,
I visited the viaduct recently, great location.
These photographs/location are/is excellent. It makes me want to dig around locally and see if I can find such great locations. Sadly, the way the United States goes, a lot of locations like this, where it can potentially be dangerous and lead to lawsuits, are closed off or fenced off.
Absolutely a great video as always. I REALLY look forward to Gavins videos. You my friend are correct, it is a wheat field with no corn fields in sight. You were respectful about it though, and that's much more than I can say for the average young UA-cam commenter.
My guess is that Gavin knows the difference between a wheat and cornfield, but just had a brain flub moment as we all do from time to time. :)
Greetings from Costa Rica !
Thanks
All shot in aperture priority mode
That was a stroke of luck, that there happened to be a random young girl walking in the corn fields, near the viaduct. I never get 'Props' like that appear when I am out taking photos ;-) Actually, it looks like you have a stalker, as she pops up in alot of your videos !!!! ;-) I'm based Reigate, so I LOVE your 15 min challenges even more, as i can visit exact locations. I didn't even know the Aviation Musuem existed in Charlwood !!!! ;-) You are finding wonderful sites for my photography ;)
The BW photos at around 3:04 has a strange halo / glow at the bridge top - either some excessive shadow adjustment or HDR going on?
Good sharing - thanks.
You're really good at photoshop!! I love it..!
Actually I realise that the photos get more and more photoshopped towards the end of the video: for instance the portraits and the squashed corn - the result is excellent but it's slightly misleading as to what you can achieve in 15 minutes :)
It's a Canon 50mm f1.8
of course u can. he's using a 400D himself with a 50mm/1.8. it always amazes me what he can do with this setup. but again, he is a master in photoshop, which i assume plays a big part also in his pictures.
great videos mate
any way we can get a video showing how you get such a great look to your images in photoshop? ;-))
I love the 50mm Lens they do great pictures... and the Canon 50mm 1.8 is very cheap too.. :D
After seeing this video i search where about it was (because its an amazing location and i also live in west sussex) and realized its about a 20 minute drive away! I'm hoping to do some light art there sometime in the near future :) THANKYOU
Awesome, just wondering where you parked your car?! ha
can you give some tutorials on how you edit those picsin photoshop? nice composition thou.
amazing
Which using lens 50 mm 1.8 or 1.4?
Thank you very much for videos.
anybody know whats is the background music name?
How do u edit your photos on photoshop and what do u use? Thank
Now’t wrong with English - Cob, Roll, Bap, Stottie Cake, Breadcake, Barm, Batch, Bun, Dinner Roll, Muffin, Nudger, Oven Bottom and probably others I don’t know.
I think thats wheat, not corn!! lol, great video!
I'm sorry, did he just call all of that grass and grain "corn"?
chriselpuma u dont need high ISO's...its daylight... and he has a canon his iso was 100
You folks call wheat "corn"?
No, I'm assuming it was a slip of the tongue !
thats a nice viaduct, very similar to my profile pic Xd
I believe British people call Wheat Corn.
wait.. if pants aren't pants.... what are they?
Nice one first comment =)
gavin your awesome at pic and photoshop but your standing in wheat not corn
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So corny!
As a new photographer and new to SLR's i wouldn't have taken the shots i have in the 3 weeks of owning my D60 without your help and video tutorials gavin. Thanks a lot, look forward to seeing your next vid. (if you have time as well i would love for you to see my photo's that i've done and maybe give me some tips) Take care.
How do u edit your photos on photoshop and what do u use? Thank