Thanks for the video! Obvious but not mentioned: Getting up early in freezing temperatures to go shoot requires discipline and a strong will. Kudos to you!
Great tips, especially good reminder about leaving your camera in a consistently cold or warm environment. Do not keep taking the camera in cold weather then back into warm to take pictures. Lenses will fog. I learned that in Winnipeg Manitoba a few winters ago. I left my camera bag in the trunk so the warm weather or temp change will not fog my lens so I can take more pictures when I move to another location. I have loved that picture of yours with the WIld horses running in the snow. I just assumed you went out to photograph the horses. A perfect example of having your camera with you and ready. Thanks, Mads.
Mads, happy to see you got a little bit of snow, not what like we had one week before Christmas. We got 42” of snow in 18 hours in south central New York State!
VVery nice video, as always! If you don't have much snow in Denmark, you have to visit Romania. Here it snows every winter, you have lovely landscapes, forests, spectacular mountains, villages at the foot of the mountains, wild animals… all you need for landscape photography! I really appreciate your work, Mads, and I wish you a very good 2021 !
So you're also very excited about the snow :-D I would LOVE to go photographing in Denmark - it's just around the corner (living at the border to Denmark). Well, in spring perhaps!
Will try some in the morning. And seems I am from Norway the snow is everywhere this year. Nice film that gave some new ideas. Takker og ønsker deg en fin dag
One of the first wintervideos I got that gave me the tipps I need. It is good to see what an awsome photographer is making from an average scene: gold! In most cases we don't have the possibility to go to epic places when it snows, just the forest near by. And for me its so hard to find compositions in this very busy scenes. Well done with this video! Love it!
Couldn't have dropped this at a better time, Mads. It seems the majority of us are receiving snow at the moment. Beautifully images and clear, precise teaching as always. Thank you.
I confess I came here to see your photographs - and the 10 tips were just icing on the cake! My absolute favorite photograph here is the Lighthouse. Wow!
Was lucky you had a spare ‘get you home’ tire in the boot. Glad you got home safe. Sadly we don’t get snow here in my part of Oz, definitely not when it’s 39°c 🥵🥵🥵. Thanks for sharing your snow and tips anyway. Stay safe Mads
Thanks for another great video. I love the way snow can simplify the scene. Reminds me of your video on minimalism. Now to remember the tips when I'm out there. Keep up the great work.
Ok Mads. I love your photos. BUT it can be so frustrating to follow someone on a photo walk that has "the eye". That eye that instantly catches the right composition that once they SHOW me what they saw, I can only say "DUH!". Over time I am actually learning how to "see" photos so when I see someone (you) who finds and captures such great images, I still have hope in finding "the eye". P.S. Tip on cold temps and your camera.... as soon as you get back in your car after a walk, remove the SD card right then.... your car is going to be close to the temp of your camera so it should be safe.... SD cards are mostly waterproof so when you get home, you can pop it in your computer and see your master compositions instantly!!!
Some great insights into winter photography, thanks again! We recently had several days of rime ice and I was a kid in a candy store and I owe you for some of the success I got!
Great video, instructions and photos. By the way if any one has any doubts about the 2 composition books, drop those doubts. These are great books, well presented, and very, very useful!
Great location & comments... thanks for sharing...I wish it was winter here but today only 26c & very bright sunshine... never snows where I live so your videos are always welcome.. cheers..😀
Nice vid Mads. I was planning to go snow hunting in the UK as I live down south where we don't get snow every year but alas Lockdown 3 stopped that (don't get me wron I agree it was needed) and doubt it will be lifted until Spring now so this might be the closest I get to snow this winter!
for me when I search for a subject in winter, its most interesting to shoot in blue hour and find some artificial light (like a church of village) or during sunrise when warm colors hit the snowy landscape... so I search for the blue-orange contrast as these are the only colors in the snow 🙂
Thank you! Another excellent and informative video! I will be in the mountains around Karuizawa, Japan next weekend and this video has been extremely helpful!
Ha that funny little wheel :-) I usually put one of my summer tires as spare for winter and vice-versa. Gets you a few more miles than that toy wheel and you don't need a mechanic right away. Good video! Here in Germany we also got plenty of snow in some reagions which I was waiting for for years now
Nice and usefull content. My English is not very good, also thanks for your slow, clear and very understandable speach. I'm really impressed which beautiful compositions you detect in very simple environments like the limbs of a tree at 3:25 or 5:15.
Fantastic Video Mads. Im from Chile, right now in the summer. I really enjoy the landscape un Jutland, how beautiful in the winter there, in the south of my country in patagonia is similar. For me has been always difficult to photograph in summer time, hard lights and shadows, shining sun is mostly boring for photos, winter is epic.
I don’t know why I thought Denmark was covered with snow in the winter like Finland or Iceland. I guess y’all live in southern Denmark!!!!!! Thanks Mads for all the inspiration!!!!!!
There's a nice small solitair (oak?)tree, on 2min30 during your introduction behind your hand, with snow standing in front of the pines behind it. Looks like a great subject. Did you shout it?
Great video Mads, I love winter photography, thank you. Snow? We have enough of it in Austria! 😅 Tip n.11: hand warmer, they are great and even fits under the gloves.
Another great video Mads! An unfortunate time to get a puncture!🤦🏻♂️ I think you'd love Asturias, there are some wonderful winter landscapes to be had here!
Just could not find a composition, huh? The final image is awesome in my eyes! Also, I cannot wait to hear your thoughts on the Tamron 28-200. I am very much considering buying it, because I realized on my last vacation that I often wanted to have more than the 75 mm my current lens can offer me on hiking trips. I always thought wide-angle was what you have to use, but while making slow progress in my photography skills, I got A LOT better shots by not trying to shoot everything in a single frame. Or by doing longer focal length panoramic shots to get a wide view and enough compression at the same time. Much of my progress in the last years is, at least in part, thanks to you. Thank you and keep it up!
Another great video and I just love the "Mad(s)" look when your tire got flat :D... but again nice shots and since the weather is changing we all are really enjoying fresh snow if any every year as small kids.
Just coming back from my local spot in the Pyrenees, where there was soooo much snow in the last couple of days...paradise for photographers! Great tipps regarding the strong subject, I think this can be a tricky part when surrounded by such landscapes, your first wish is to embrace the most of it all, hence loosing focus sometimes on interesting subjects. Thanks for the awesome work !
I am very jealous of you having those beautiful mountains! You are absolutely right. It can definitely be hard to pick out a strong subject when the entire landscape is so beautiful! :)
Mads had to laugh at your excitement about getting snow. I am excited this year because here in Ottawa Canada our winter so far has been mild and we only have a small couple of centimeters of snow on the ground. Most years we would have had 5 or 6 snowfalls of 5 to 15cm and a snow base of 20 to 40 cm of snow on the ground. Love the video and picked up a number of ideas. Thanks...oh and happy to mail you snow if it would help!
Another great video! Regarding leaving your camera gear in the bag for a couple hours to come up to room temp - Do you take your cards out of your camera while still in your car so that you can start downloading/editing right away?
Question from a newbie about to buy his first fancy camera: How cold can temperatures be before cameras, lenses and other equipment are harmed by the weather ? Is the harm from cold weather temporary or permanent ? What kinds of cameras and lenses tolerate cold temps the best ?
Lovely set of images, sorry about the tire...as much as I get my drone up, I'm always taking video and don't ever think about taking photos, need to write a note on my controller. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Mads, excellent video. First point, well taken, about a pronounced subject. I remember doing a "detail" photograph of the wall behind (lower Yosemite Falls) one late summer, "with no water coming down, and a little girl asking her mother what I was taking a picture of? It made me stop and think, "what was I taking a picture of"? Also, "when I was growing up" injected into the wonderful creative world of (Photographic Art) 1974 - 2000, composition really took a back-seat to the technical aspects of the medium. I was so happy to hear you guys talk about and consider it again. But I must say it can go too far, to where it actually becomes your subject; vary down letting. I'm still one who leans towards the emotional impact of photographs, ie: low contrast - calmness, high contrast - dramatics, color combo's etc; creating the effect with your subject even before the exposure. But that's just me.
I live in the Midwest, USA. With all the ugliness we've been witnessingrecently, your channel is a godsend to me. (Well, I am not religious and will never be.) Anyway, your channel as well as youtube channels of several British landscape photographers are the only way I am able to get through the days filled with treachery, hypocrisy and discussed for my once highly admired country. Thank u for reminding me that beauty is still alive in the world. And also, good people.
I too live in Midwest USA. I am now going to venture out to see what compositions I can find in the snowstorm that is just ending. I am so glad Mads makes his videos. They are inspiring to me as well.
Just coming across your comment now, Svetlana, and just so you know, many of us feel the same way. I used to have great hopes for our species, and am frankly gobsmacked by the tide of irrationality, paranoia and willed violence we see currently washing over everything. Still, we do what we can. I try to be as kind and charitable as my limited budget allows, and with my photography, if I’m lucky that day, I fitfully bring a little beauty into the world that didn’t exist before. And someday, perhaps not too soon, people will come to their senses and things will improve. They always do, in the end. Take care.
@@michaelhall2709 Thank you, Michael! It's always good to know that there are good people in the world. Especially now. I am originally from Russia, although I've been living in the US for a long time now. This war that Russians unleashed in Ukraine upsets me terribly, so your comment couldn't have come at a better time. Thanks!
A puncture is always a bad thing, but in winter is is even more sad. At least you had an emergency tire (as I do in my car), often there is only a puncture spray/gel in modern cars to save some space. But it does not work always, I have two colleagues which both had no luck with this. (one even made a mess with the fluid :-P )
As always good content. Tip about condensation is important. Thanks for that. One question I have.. about drone.. because I consider to buy mavic Air 2 is about temperature. How it work with low temperature? Thanks.. Rene
Another great video Mads, your videos have helped me in my photography journey. We have had a lot of snow lately in Scotland so the tips will come in handy. All the best for 2021. Thanks
This video really speaks to me Mads. Many thanks. I'm in Canada. Of course a large country but our local area is similar to yours in topography. Mads, how far would you drive for a day shoot? This is always something I anx over and is often an obstacle for me. Your work is wonderful.
Thanks a lot for the kind words, Stephen. It really depends on the length of the day, the certainty for success, the rarity of what I'm shooting, whether it makes sense commercially etc. Many factors count in :)
Great tips! Your photos are awesome captures. I find it hard to get motivated for photography in the winter here with the real cold temperatures. If there’s no fresh snow, and it’s just a gray, yucky day, what are your tips or do you just wait it out? Thank you
The greater risk from cold cameras being brought into warm environments is getting mold or mildew in a lens. The glass elements will be really cold and immediately fog in warm rooms. That moisture, which will likely also be inside the lens can cause mold to begin growing and that can turn into a costly problem. As you say, leave the cold gear in the bag for several hours to gradually warm up. Another option is to seal the camera and lens in a plastic bag in the cold and then allow it to warm up gradually. Lastly, something I do is to save all the little desiccant packs that come inside packages that are shipped and I keep a dozen or so of them inside a pocket in my bag. They quickly absorb any moisture inside the bag, preventing condensation and when they get damp, dry them in a warm (NOT hot) oven later so they can be reused.
Thanks for this, I've been so worried about the winter coming up. I'm really diving into photography and really want to get some winter shots. Been worried about fogging up
it's a huge scandal that you don't have 100k subscriptions yet O.o Great tutorials, videos, content... The snow is falling outside the window so sorry - I have to go! :) Kind regards from Poland! :)
Mads, do you find any filters useful in your winter images? 8" of fresh snow coming to the Adirondacks this weekend so I'll put your tips to good use. Thanks!
Great video Mads, thank you. Did you get a shot of the small tree seen behind you in the video at around 1:53? It looks to be a good composition with the larger trees behind it.
Yes, you’re absolutely right. Last weekend I took some photos of awesome magical winter scenery but they all sucked. I hadn’t managed to find the “Anchor “ or the one focal point 🥴
Hello thank you for super lessons! Nice photos👏. İ have a question please how can i make settings my camera on 12:17 mins, screen settings ? My camera is sony too
For me, the drone shot looking down at the road makes the snow-covered trees look like individual snowflakes. Very nice.
i noticed that too!
Thanks for the video! Obvious but not mentioned: Getting up early in freezing temperatures to go shoot requires discipline and a strong will. Kudos to you!
The good part is that during winter the sun rises relatively late ;)
@@MadsPeterIversen I wish I could say the same :)
Great tips, especially good reminder about leaving your camera in a consistently cold or warm environment. Do not keep taking the camera in cold weather then back into warm to take pictures. Lenses will fog. I learned that in Winnipeg Manitoba a few winters ago. I left my camera bag in the trunk so the warm weather or temp change will not fog my lens so I can take more pictures when I move to another location.
I have loved that picture of yours with the WIld horses running in the snow. I just assumed you went out to photograph the horses. A perfect example of having your camera with you and ready. Thanks, Mads.
Mads, happy to see you got a little bit of snow, not what like we had one week before Christmas. We got 42” of snow in 18 hours in south central New York State!
Good stuff I really enjoy your videos. Helpful in our winter state of Maine
Great advice again Mads
VVery nice video, as always!
If you don't have much snow in Denmark, you have to visit Romania. Here it snows every winter, you have lovely landscapes, forests, spectacular mountains, villages at the foot of the mountains, wild animals… all you need for landscape photography!
I really appreciate your work, Mads, and I wish you a very good 2021
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Thank you for your lovely video on winter photography. I am from India.
So you're also very excited about the snow :-D I would LOVE to go photographing in Denmark - it's just around the corner (living at the border to Denmark). Well, in spring perhaps!
Will try some in the morning. And seems I am from Norway the snow is everywhere this year. Nice film that gave some new ideas. Takker og ønsker deg en fin dag
One of the first wintervideos I got that gave me the tipps I need. It is good to see what an awsome photographer is making from an average scene: gold! In most cases we don't have the possibility to go to epic places when it snows, just the forest near by. And for me its so hard to find compositions in this very busy scenes. Well done with this video! Love it!
Thank you for your great tips!
Amazing how you can look at a boring looking tree and spot a fantastic composition within it. Great eye for a composition. Nice work.
Thanks a lot, Ed :)
Great tips, I just got the Mavic 3 Pro and look forward to some winter shots this winter.
Couldn't have dropped this at a better time, Mads. It seems the majority of us are receiving snow at the moment. Beautifully images and clear, precise teaching as always. Thank you.
Just what I needed as the forecast tells me a winter storm is coming today!
I confess I came here to see your photographs - and the 10 tips were just icing on the cake! My absolute favorite photograph here is the Lighthouse. Wow!
Congrats to the snow and too bad with the tire! I liked the picture with the running horses, it looks like they are in the sky!
Thank you, Fanny. Yes, that photo is also one of my favorites 😊
Continued success and health in the New Year! Bless!
Thanks and to you too!
Was lucky you had a spare ‘get you home’ tire in the boot. Glad you got home safe.
Sadly we don’t get snow here in my part of Oz, definitely not when it’s 39°c 🥵🥵🥵.
Thanks for sharing your snow and tips anyway.
Stay safe Mads
Such a good instructor! Thanks for all the winter tips.
Thanks a lot, Michael ☺️
The look when changing the tire. I know that look. Been there. Great video. Thanks for the tips!
Great tips thanks 👏🏻
Great video! I do wish you had the camera settings displayed on your photos. Helps us newbies out with a general idea of how you setup for that photo.
Thanks for another great video. I love the way snow can simplify the scene. Reminds me of your video on minimalism. Now to remember the tips when I'm out there. Keep up the great work.
Thank you, Ralph. Yes, I don't always remember it all ;)
very informative, thanks and subscribed
Ok Mads. I love your photos. BUT it can be so frustrating to follow someone on a photo walk that has "the eye". That eye that instantly catches the right composition that once they SHOW me what they saw, I can only say "DUH!". Over time I am actually learning how to "see" photos so when I see someone (you) who finds and captures such great images, I still have hope in finding "the eye". P.S. Tip on cold temps and your camera.... as soon as you get back in your car after a walk, remove the SD card right then.... your car is going to be close to the temp of your camera so it should be safe.... SD cards are mostly waterproof so when you get home, you can pop it in your computer and see your master compositions instantly!!!
The world's first photographer and tire changer)))
Thank you for cheering up))
Excellent tips. Winter is fast approaching and these tips are perfect. Thanks Mads.
Some great insights into winter photography, thanks again! We recently had several days of rime ice and I was a kid in a candy store and I owe you for some of the success I got!
That sounds splendid! Love those rime frost covered trees and plants!
Thanks! I have been struggling quite a bit with how white the snow should be. The back drop tip is a good one!
Snow in Denmark after 2 years, not much point watching the rest of this in Swansea then 😂, oh go on then, you never know!
Your opening scene of winter trees from a drone were amazing. Thanks and have a happy New Year.
Thanks for all the tips Mads! Video liked! Looking forward to your review of the Tamron 🙂
Excellent timing on this, now that snow has arrived where I live. Let’s it hope it sticks around until the weekend ...
As always very informative and easy to follow video
Great video, instructions and photos. By the way if any one has any doubts about the 2 composition books, drop those doubts. These are great books, well presented, and very, very useful!
Thank you very much, Erich! I greatly appreciate that you recommend the ebooks :)
Great location & comments... thanks for sharing...I wish it was winter here but today only 26c & very bright sunshine... never snows where I live so your videos are always welcome.. cheers..😀
The drone image with the diagonal road is particularly great.
Nicely done video and great tips. Love the drone footage too. Phil, from snowy Ontario, Canada. You inspire me to get out in the snow more. Thanks
Nice vid Mads. I was planning to go snow hunting in the UK as I live down south where we don't get snow every year but alas Lockdown 3 stopped that (don't get me wron I agree it was needed) and doubt it will be lifted until Spring now so this might be the closest I get to snow this winter!
Too bad, let's hope winter next year will be better :) and thanks a lot!
for me when I search for a subject in winter, its most interesting to shoot in blue hour and find some artificial light (like a church of village) or during sunrise when warm colors hit the snowy landscape... so I search for the blue-orange contrast as these are the only colors in the snow 🙂
That's a really good approach, Nina! And a really good tip too ☺️
The one at 6:53 is just purely astonishing! Great work, thanks for inspiration!
Thank you! Another excellent and informative video! I will be in the mountains around Karuizawa, Japan next weekend and this video has been extremely helpful!
Thanks for this. Inspiring and helpful! So glad you had that spare and could change it out.
Happy new year Mads and family, thank you for your useful tips! Looking forward to future content 🙂
Thanks a lot, Lisa, to you too :)
awesome tips. will use in stockholm:)
Usefull tips!
Ha that funny little wheel :-) I usually put one of my summer tires as spare for winter and vice-versa. Gets you a few more miles than that toy wheel and you don't need a mechanic right away. Good video! Here in Germany we also got plenty of snow in some reagions which I was waiting for for years now
As I view the videos I see a lot of progression you made and the images are getting very well defined. Good work Mad Peter Iversen.
You take some nice photos.
Nice and usefull content. My English is not very good, also thanks for your slow, clear and very understandable speach. I'm really impressed which beautiful compositions you detect in very simple environments like the limbs of a tree at 3:25 or 5:15.
Really like your tips video Mads so many great things to think about and add to my photography when I'm next out.
Fantastic Video Mads. Im from Chile, right now in the summer. I really enjoy the landscape un Jutland, how beautiful in the winter there, in the south of my country in patagonia is similar. For me has been always difficult to photograph in summer time, hard lights and shadows, shining sun is mostly boring for photos, winter is epic.
I really do love your videos and discussion through every photo. Fantastic and thank you.
This is so helpful! I took my first winter landscape photos a few weeks ago. I so wish I'd seen this video before I went!!
Wow... this was just an amazing video! Thank you for sharing !
Great reminders. Now if we can only get some snow!
Happy New Year! Fabulous video! Thank you so much
Loved it! Thanks for the great tips as always, Mads.
I don’t know why I thought Denmark was covered with snow in the winter like Finland or Iceland. I guess y’all live in southern Denmark!!!!!! Thanks Mads for all the inspiration!!!!!!
There's a nice small solitair (oak?)tree, on 2min30 during your introduction behind your hand, with snow standing in front of the pines behind it. Looks like a great subject. Did you shout it?
Great video Mads, I love winter photography, thank you. Snow? We have enough of it in Austria! 😅
Tip n.11: hand warmer, they are great and even fits under the gloves.
Another great video Mads! An unfortunate time to get a puncture!🤦🏻♂️
I think you'd love Asturias, there are some wonderful winter landscapes to be had here!
Thanks again for the great content Mads. I too am waiting for snow in North Carolina.
We are due snow where I live so hopefully your tips will come in useful, fingers crossed. Thanks Mads.
Just could not find a composition, huh? The final image is awesome in my eyes! Also, I cannot wait to hear your thoughts on the Tamron 28-200. I am very much considering buying it, because I realized on my last vacation that I often wanted to have more than the 75 mm my current lens can offer me on hiking trips. I always thought wide-angle was what you have to use, but while making slow progress in my photography skills, I got A LOT better shots by not trying to shoot everything in a single frame. Or by doing longer focal length panoramic shots to get a wide view and enough compression at the same time. Much of my progress in the last years is, at least in part, thanks to you. Thank you and keep it up!
Another great video and I just love the "Mad(s)" look when your tire got flat :D... but again nice shots and since the weather is changing we all are really enjoying fresh snow if any every year as small kids.
Haha yeah, had to get the best from the situation ;)
Just coming back from my local spot in the Pyrenees, where there was soooo much snow in the last couple of days...paradise for photographers! Great tipps regarding the strong subject, I think this can be a tricky part when surrounded by such landscapes, your first wish is to embrace the most of it all, hence loosing focus sometimes on interesting subjects. Thanks for the awesome work !
I am very jealous of you having those beautiful mountains! You are absolutely right. It can definitely be hard to pick out a strong subject when the entire landscape is so beautiful! :)
I love your photos and videos, very good job Peter. Liborio from Belgium
Thank you very much, Liborio :)
Mads had to laugh at your excitement about getting snow. I am excited this year because here in Ottawa Canada our winter so far has been mild and we only have a small couple of centimeters of snow on the ground. Most years we would have had 5 or 6 snowfalls of 5 to 15cm and a snow base of 20 to 40 cm of snow on the ground. Love the video and picked up a number of ideas. Thanks...oh and happy to mail you snow if it would help!
Another great video! Regarding leaving your camera gear in the bag for a couple hours to come up to room temp - Do you take your cards out of your camera while still in your car so that you can start downloading/editing right away?
No, I usually have a drive home, where the gear warms up a bit. I can usually take the cards out when I get home but I leave the gear in the bag :)
Question from a newbie about to buy his first fancy camera: How cold can temperatures be before cameras, lenses and other equipment are harmed by the weather ? Is the harm from cold weather temporary or permanent ? What kinds of cameras and lenses tolerate cold temps the best ?
woow. super man
Thank you! I like how you give information :) it is useful for me in photography
is really really amzing photos I like so very much ,the colors the frames an exquisite work.
Amazing shots, thanks again.
Hello Mads, as always great tips. Do you use filters much?
Lovely set of images, sorry about the tire...as much as I get my drone up, I'm always taking video and don't ever think about taking photos, need to write a note on my controller. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Mads, excellent video. First point, well taken, about a pronounced subject. I remember doing a "detail" photograph of the wall behind (lower Yosemite Falls) one late summer, "with no water coming down, and a little girl asking her mother what I was taking a picture of? It made me stop and think, "what was I taking a picture of"? Also, "when I was growing up" injected into the wonderful creative world of (Photographic Art) 1974 - 2000, composition really took a back-seat to the technical aspects of the medium. I was so happy to hear you guys talk about and consider it again. But I must say it can go too far, to where it actually becomes your subject; vary down letting. I'm still one who leans towards the emotional impact of photographs, ie: low contrast - calmness, high contrast - dramatics, color combo's etc; creating the effect with your subject even before the exposure. But that's just me.
I live in the Midwest, USA. With all the ugliness we've been witnessingrecently, your channel is a godsend to me. (Well, I am not religious and will never be.) Anyway, your channel as well as youtube channels of several British landscape photographers are the only way I am able to get through the days filled with treachery, hypocrisy and discussed for my once highly admired country. Thank u for reminding me that beauty is still alive in the world. And also, good people.
I too live in Midwest USA. I am now going to venture out to see what compositions I can find in the snowstorm that is just ending. I am so glad Mads makes his videos. They are inspiring to me as well.
@@sherischneider2390 Where in Missouri are you, Sheri? I live in Columbia. You?
Just coming across your comment now, Svetlana, and just so you know, many of us feel the same way. I used to have great hopes for our species, and am frankly gobsmacked by the tide of irrationality, paranoia and willed violence we see currently washing over everything. Still, we do what we can. I try to be as kind and charitable as my limited budget allows, and with my photography, if I’m lucky that day, I fitfully bring a little beauty into the world that didn’t exist before. And someday, perhaps not too soon, people will come to their senses and things will improve. They always do, in the end. Take care.
@@michaelhall2709 Thank you, Michael! It's always good to know that there are good people in the world. Especially now. I am originally from Russia, although I've been living in the US for a long time now. This war that Russians unleashed in Ukraine upsets me terribly, so your comment couldn't have come at a better time. Thanks!
Excellent video Mads, your puncture reminded me of when I had a puncture on the F26 in the Sprengisandur, Iceland. A very scary experience!
Great video, Mads! We live just some hours below the arctic circle in Norway and also just got snow 😅
Happy new year Mads, great tips and information
Thanks a lot, Jim and to you too :)
A puncture is always a bad thing, but in winter is is even more sad. At least you had an emergency tire (as I do in my car), often there is only a puncture spray/gel in modern cars to save some space. But it does not work always, I have two colleagues which both had no luck with this. (one even made a mess with the fluid :-P )
A+
As always good content.
Tip about condensation is important. Thanks for that.
One question I have.. about drone.. because I consider to buy mavic Air 2 is about temperature. How it work with low temperature?
Thanks.. Rene
no snow for two years ? wow! six months a year in northern alberta
Another great video Mads, your videos have helped me in my photography journey.
We have had a lot of snow lately in Scotland so the tips will come in handy.
All the best for 2021.
Thanks
Thanks, Stuart and to you too! I wish I could photograph Scotland in snow right now! :)
@@MadsPeterIversen Hopefully you get over again soon.
Love your Denmark series, you have definitely made the most of this situation we are in.
Thanks
This video really speaks to me Mads. Many thanks. I'm in Canada.
Of course a large country but our local area is similar to yours in topography. Mads, how far would you drive for a day shoot? This is always something I anx over and is often an obstacle for me. Your work is wonderful.
Thanks a lot for the kind words, Stephen. It really depends on the length of the day, the certainty for success, the rarity of what I'm shooting, whether it makes sense commercially etc. Many factors count in :)
Great tips! Your photos are awesome captures. I find it hard to get motivated for photography in the winter here with the real cold temperatures. If there’s no fresh snow, and it’s just a gray, yucky day, what are your tips or do you just wait it out? Thank you
The greater risk from cold cameras being brought into warm environments is getting mold or mildew in a lens. The glass elements will be really cold and immediately fog in warm rooms. That moisture, which will likely also be inside the lens can cause mold to begin growing and that can turn into a costly problem. As you say, leave the cold gear in the bag for several hours to gradually warm up. Another option is to seal the camera and lens in a plastic bag in the cold and then allow it to warm up gradually. Lastly, something I do is to save all the little desiccant packs that come inside packages that are shipped and I keep a dozen or so of them inside a pocket in my bag. They quickly absorb any moisture inside the bag, preventing condensation and when they get damp, dry them in a warm (NOT hot) oven later so they can be reused.
Thanks for this, I've been so worried about the winter coming up. I'm really diving into photography and really want to get some winter shots. Been worried about fogging up
it's a huge scandal that you don't have 100k subscriptions yet O.o Great tutorials, videos, content... The snow is falling outside the window so sorry - I have to go! :) Kind regards from Poland! :)
More snow than we have in Narvik, Northern Norway at the moment 🙂
Mads, do you find any filters useful in your winter images? 8" of fresh snow coming to the Adirondacks this weekend so I'll put your tips to good use. Thanks!
Great video Mads, thank you. Did you get a shot of the small tree seen behind you in the video at around 1:53? It looks to be a good composition with the larger trees behind it.
What about using a CP when shooting snowy scenes??
Yes, you’re absolutely right. Last weekend I took some photos of awesome magical winter scenery but they all sucked. I hadn’t managed to find the “Anchor “ or the one focal point 🥴
Nice video with great helpful tips. What editor software do you use?
Thanks. For photos I use Photoshop and for video Premiere Pro :)
Hello thank you for super lessons! Nice photos👏. İ have a question please how can i make settings my camera on 12:17 mins, screen settings ? My camera is sony too
It's called zebra stripes in the menu :)