I love watching these, I can tell you probably don't turn down the volume much as it adds to the video. Birds chirping, Walking in the snow and the camera shutter really creates the feeling.
me too, I also make this type of video but I live in a big city so its a really different experience , I don't know that someone that lives in this haven make this type of content, that's crazy! big up for Olle!!!
Wildlife photography is probably my biggest passion. I used to go out every single day and often from morning to night. I learned so much from doing so and got some incredible shots that I was so proud of. But due to a lot of factors, I haven't gone out once in probably around 2 years now. Finding a couple of your videos today was really bringing back some memories and after your speech at the end of this video I will definitely be trying to go out as much as I can again. Thank you. You are a genuine and inspiring person
You have no idea how beutiful was to find this video just when I have no way to go outside and enjoy my camera and the forest. I loved every second, it felt as I was right there. Thank you so much.
I thought I had a unique idea for UA-cam videos then I discovered your channel today. Absolutely love it! I've just started my film journey and have learnt a lot from UA-camrs like you.
Thanks Ollie! I really enjoyed that. I am one of those aspiring photographers who can’t get out into nature right now (recovering from surgery and unable to lift the camera or big lens)- so it’s lovely to see it through your pov. Thank you for the nature fix.
Sorry to hear about that but have you thought about micro four thirds? The lens sizes are tiny in comparison to aps-c and ff equivalents, my Oly E-m5iii and Oly 14-150 setup weighs short of 600g and has focal length of 28-300mm.
@@KelpandFern I’ve had shoulder surgery (a complex rotator cuff tendon repair + biceps muscle repair & some bones shaved) so I’m unable to move my left arm away from my body for 6wks- then 6months of physio to slowly build the muscle up again. Thanks for the tip though-a lighter set up was was something I considered. But I’d rather invest the money in better glass for my existing system for when I can get back out and about.
@@boriscareaway5862 thanks! I am back out at it- had a lovely few minutes with a female kingfisher at the weekend, and a trip coming up where I hope to be able to photograph dippers. Thanks for checking in :)
I love this. As a recent fan of wildlife photography, I can feel your frustration when missing the shots!! Those little buggers are definitely a challenge to capture if you’re not fast/stealthy enough. Part of the reason I like shooting predator birds instead, they don’t scare as easy 😂
While I loved every shot, the one in particular at 14:31 took a special spot in my heart. To me this shows the curtains rising. This one whispers "spring". I'm now inspired to wake up early and walk out again, here in Colorado. Thank you!
first of all, great video! see you calling yourself stupid for failing its just not fair, the reason why you fail its because you are human, and that is inevitable, and its the same reason of the success of your work, which is amazing, your way to explain, the places you go and the photography its just amazing. don't be like that with yourself, keep failing its the only way to avoid to fail in the future, you are not stupid, you are an excellent photographer! 👏
With your extra-long lens and dual-hand gripping, it makes your photography feel like hunting! (Everyone loses subjects, I am an amateur and I also lose them constantly. I think the average natural perch-fly-perch rhythm is just barely too short to get the camera trained and focused, but it sometimes feels like maybe they see the camera lens or the focusing laser as one big eye and flee out of instinct.)
Благодарен алгоритмам ютуба что наткнулся на Ваш канал. Смотрю перед сном ваши видео, и спокойно на душе становится. Спасибо. Эх, такой бы зум на смартфон)
Nice video Olle! It's great that you keep some of the shots that you miss in the video. It shows that even photographers like you miss some shots, and it makes for a more realistic and uncut experience.
Im watching this 6 months too late ahah! It's still worth it watching. I want to start in this world but it's way too expensive to have gear like this for me. I hope one day I can have the same gear like you and go out! This video is inspiring for me.
Great video man! POV is so fun and "easy" to make. Go out, grab you action-camera, press record and just shoot. I relate so much to the self-critisism about missing the shots because of stupid mistakes. I'm relatively new to wildlife in general, but I felt every bit of pain watching this. But as you say, that's how it is being a wildlife-photographer! Great video again, Olle! Always looking forward to your uploads! 👏
The good thing about "stupid mistakes".... you can correct them with knowledge and more attention. Still, more often than not, the unexpected situations which you are not prepared for give you the best results if you manage to get them. At least all of my "best shots" were unexpected situations Whats more annoying when it comes to widllife and long focal lengths, which i feel very much since i "downgraded" from Full Frame to APS-C with a Canon RF 800 F11 as main/hiking lens (aka 1280mm!)... finding the birds in the viewfinder. But its so awesome to find a good shot with 1280mm, do some photos and then switch into 4k60 crop video mode for 2000mm which is just incredible long for its small size.
I have to admit something. When I put on my headphones and lay on the couch and watch your video. Then I can easily fall asleep. Understand me correctly. Not because your videos are boring. But all the bird sounds and the sound of your footsteps are so delicious😍 But when I'm not tired or something, I could watch your videos forever. Good work. Keep making POV video in the forest🤩
4:30 I have a trail like that with a wood bridge in my local park and an eagle likes ot hang out there, every time I have seen him hes been flying away.
Want to be careful, not specified if these are RAWS/jpegs or edited, it can help you guage ideal settings for similar environments but experience will teach you more, you can copy the settings exactly and take worse photos.
These are the final photos after editing , (but not a lot of editing, just some color corrections and graduated filters) So yes, the camera settings are only for a little guidance, but as Fewik says - experience is the way to go to learn! :)
![POV STREET PHOTOGRAPHY LONDON - DAY TO NIGHT [ 85MM 1 4 SAMYANG ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rBNlxPmUWmY/mqdefault.jpg)
I love how you immediately show the pictures you've taken.
I love watching these, I can tell you probably don't turn down the volume much as it adds to the video. Birds chirping, Walking in the snow and the camera shutter really creates the feeling.
So glad you enjoy them!🙌
me too, I also make this type of video but I live in a big city so its a really different experience , I don't know that someone that lives in this haven make this type of content, that's crazy! big up for Olle!!!
I am delighted to know I'm not the only wildlife photographer constantly losing subjects
Wildlife photography is probably my biggest passion. I used to go out every single day and often from morning to night. I learned so much from doing so and got some incredible shots that I was so proud of. But due to a lot of factors, I haven't gone out once in probably around 2 years now. Finding a couple of your videos today was really bringing back some memories and after your speech at the end of this video I will definitely be trying to go out as much as I can again. Thank you. You are a genuine and inspiring person
This looks like Vancouver Island!
It’s satisfying. Especially the ambience.
You have no idea how beutiful was to find this video just when I have no way to go outside and enjoy my camera and the forest. I loved every second, it felt as I was right there. Thank you so much.
I like how he just INSPECTS the camera at the start, feels like you are going to go Rush B some birds
His every shot is a wallpaper!
Thank you for having a gentle heart.
Thank you❤️ appreciate your comment my friend
I ordered a 100 400 lens and this video makes me sooo excited to try it out in the woods! Beautiful photos!
This video will get like a million views one day
Just one of those I feel like a lot of people will view in one period of time
I thought I had a unique idea for UA-cam videos then I discovered your channel today. Absolutely love it!
I've just started my film journey and have learnt a lot from UA-camrs like you.
I love your videos, Olle! They really relax me, and you have inspired me to start up wildlife photography, as I have wanted to for over a decade.
I’m so glad to hear that Cecilia! Thanks so much!🙌
Good luck on the wildlife photography journey😍
Thanks for your video. I enjoy it. Every day, when I take a walk with my dog, I have my camera with me. And I’m happy , when I get a nice Foto.
Compared to your smartphone photos this is on another level
Thanks Ollie, I'm really enjoyed it
Thanks Ollie! I really enjoyed that. I am one of those aspiring photographers who can’t get out into nature right now (recovering from surgery and unable to lift the camera or big lens)- so it’s lovely to see it through your pov. Thank you for the nature fix.
I’m sorry to hear that. I hope you will recover soon and be out in the field again!
Glad you enjoyed the video!🙌
Sorry to hear about that but have you thought about micro four thirds? The lens sizes are tiny in comparison to aps-c and ff equivalents, my Oly E-m5iii and Oly 14-150 setup weighs short of 600g and has focal length of 28-300mm.
@@KelpandFern I’ve had shoulder surgery (a complex rotator cuff tendon repair + biceps muscle repair & some bones shaved) so I’m unable to move my left arm away from my body for 6wks- then 6months of physio to slowly build the muscle up again. Thanks for the tip though-a lighter set up was was something I considered. But I’d rather invest the money in better glass for my existing system for when I can get back out and about.
@@stephaniegraham4896 Hope your recovery went well and now you are out there kicking! Have a great day!
@@boriscareaway5862 thanks! I am back out at it- had a lovely few minutes with a female kingfisher at the weekend, and a trip coming up where I hope to be able to photograph dippers. Thanks for checking in :)
just have a 200-600 with my a7iv. wish the weather could be dry...it's annoying to have high humidity(southern part of China)
I really love your videos. I always watch them to calm down and it always works
👍From Sweden. Very good video🙂
I really felt this video, that shutter sounds and birds noises are so amazing 😻, Please keep making videos like this vibe ❤
I really did
, thanks for content bro
Your telephoto lens looked even like a macro, to take such beautiful photos! Stunning!
didnt miss a sec and learnt a lot thank you
Thanks for posting.
Fun to watch! I haven't done photography in a while so this is inspiring to go out again. I'll be watching more videos.
I love this. As a recent fan of wildlife photography, I can feel your frustration when missing the shots!! Those little buggers are definitely a challenge to capture if you’re not fast/stealthy enough. Part of the reason I like shooting predator birds instead, they don’t scare as easy 😂
u made my day
Great Bro! ❤
This is so relaxing and tranquil! Thanks for sharing!
My man is living his dream life ❣️💖
i love watching your vids dude!
That’s great.
I find some video about Sony aIV and this is the first video of you that I watch.
So I hit the subscribe button now.
This was such a beautiful video, thank you for this.
This channel is gem ❤️💎
While I loved every shot, the one in particular at 14:31 took a special spot in my heart. To me this shows the curtains rising. This one whispers "spring".
I'm now inspired to wake up early and walk out again, here in Colorado. Thank you!
Thanks! Glad to hear that!
Hope you get some nice encounters!😍
this is my comfort
first of all, great video! see you calling yourself stupid for failing its just not fair, the reason why you fail its because you are human, and that is inevitable, and its the same reason of the success of your work, which is amazing, your way to explain, the places you go and the photography its just amazing. don't be like that with yourself, keep failing its the only way to avoid to fail in the future, you are not stupid, you are an excellent photographer! 👏
Thank you so much ❤️
beautiful.
how i wish i can live in a neighborhood like yours
what a landscapes!!
I love photography🖤📷
Your pictures are insanely beautiful !
Im jealous… would love to get some shots there!
Amazing artwork man so so amazing! Sony must be proud of you!!!!
This is my favourite photoghrapy thanks bro ❤❤
10:10 as a bird photographer that is literally just how it is for everyone hahaha! What a lovely video :)
Love your videos, man.
Come to Cristalino Lodge in Brazil, it would be a perfect place for you to take some pics and would be a pleasure to meet you.
You have become my new favorite youtuber. keep doing what youre doing
These videos are very cool! I get my 200-600 in the mail on Friday and I’ll be gaming it to a zoo this weekend. Can’t wait!
I really appreciate your effort in this video, the good editing, custom subtitles, and many other things. Thats deserves a sub
I loved this video because of simplicity in every aspect.
With your extra-long lens and dual-hand gripping, it makes your photography feel like hunting!
(Everyone loses subjects, I am an amateur and I also lose them constantly. I think the average natural perch-fly-perch rhythm is just barely too short to get the camera trained and focused, but it sometimes feels like maybe they see the camera lens or the focusing laser as one big eye and flee out of instinct.)
I love your video.
I wish it was early spring again instead of this constant 43+ c weather every day.
Thiên nhiên tuyệt vời quá, 1 buổi sáng rất đẹp, yên tĩnh không gian của tôi!
Amazing Video! Very Relaxing actually!
You are the reason I love Sweden❤
So beautiful and calming. Great video
Благодарен алгоритмам ютуба что наткнулся на Ваш канал. Смотрю перед сном ваши видео, и спокойно на душе становится. Спасибо. Эх, такой бы зум на смартфон)
Nice video Olle! It's great that you keep some of the shots that you miss in the video.
It shows that even photographers like you miss some shots, and it makes for a more realistic and uncut experience.
Glad you appreciate that!
That’s exactly what I want to show. Cheers Sven!
I can feel the cold from the video and it reminds me it’s gonna be here soon in Slovakia 😭
I love watching your videos. I also love photography, so I find inspiration in your videos. 👌
So glad to hear that🙏🏻
The colors that you took are lyrical and nice.
Im watching this 6 months too late ahah! It's still worth it watching. I want to start in this world but it's way too expensive to have gear like this for me. I hope one day I can have the same gear like you and go out! This video is inspiring for me.
Thanks Ollie! I really enjoyed that. ☕
Nice surroundings, nice shots, good lens.
Beautiful video. I really liked looking at this. Spring is lovely with the birds and snow and stuff
I love watching your vids bro! I love Swedish nature so much and I just bought a 50-200mm to hopefully use in nature!
Grym film, man blir sugen på att börja fotografera igen.
Älskar dina videos! Blir så inspirerad till att ge mig ut och fota djur igen! Naturen här ser väldigt fin ut, vart är du?
Just randomly clicked on ur video and it made my sunday ! :D
Thoroughly enjoyed this!
Yeah this is Relaxing as the Title says! Wonderful!
Cozy as usual!
My favorite part is probably after getting a nice shot "I am very happy with that."
Just realised i follow you on instagram on my photography account! Just found this video and didn't realise it was you, great video!!
Amazing video🔥
well done Olle. I love those woodpeckers lol
Underrated 🤌
Great video man! POV is so fun and "easy" to make. Go out, grab you action-camera, press record and just shoot. I relate so much to the self-critisism about missing the shots because of stupid mistakes. I'm relatively new to wildlife in general, but I felt every bit of pain watching this. But as you say, that's how it is being a wildlife-photographer!
Great video again, Olle! Always looking forward to your uploads! 👏
The good thing about "stupid mistakes".... you can correct them with knowledge and more attention. Still, more often than not, the unexpected situations which you are not prepared for give you the best results if you manage to get them. At least all of my "best shots" were unexpected situations
Whats more annoying when it comes to widllife and long focal lengths, which i feel very much since i "downgraded" from Full Frame to APS-C with a Canon RF 800 F11 as main/hiking lens (aka 1280mm!)... finding the birds in the viewfinder.
But its so awesome to find a good shot with 1280mm, do some photos and then switch into 4k60 crop video mode for 2000mm which is just incredible long for its small size.
What a beautiful location
Amazing work brother ❤
This was simply so enjoyable but also educational. Looking forward to more!
I have to admit something. When I put on my headphones and lay on the couch and watch your video. Then I can easily fall asleep. Understand me correctly. Not because your videos are boring. But all the bird sounds and the sound of your footsteps are so delicious😍 But when I'm not tired or something, I could watch your videos forever. Good work. Keep making POV video in the forest🤩
Love it😇🍃Love from kerala.India.
Great video before bed time!
More, more videos like this with this lens
Please make more videos like this , i love it so much Thank you ❤
Super!
The last squirrl photo was very nice. Bra video!
Your Videos are really amazing..!!! Take love from Bangladesh. ❤ 🇧🇩 ♥️
Was out today and took some photos and I find this video to edit the photos to, and I just found my new favorite photographer.
These videos are my favourite!
I love you vlog this is very nice master
4:30 I have a trail like that with a wood bridge in my local park and an eagle likes ot hang out there, every time I have seen him hes been flying away.
What brand of gloves do you use? 2:20
I really enjoyed the video!
Thanks for putting the settings for each shot next to it. Really helps as an aspiring photographer to see how others go about their art.
Want to be careful, not specified if these are RAWS/jpegs or edited, it can help you guage ideal settings for similar environments but experience will teach you more, you can copy the settings exactly and take worse photos.
These are the final photos after editing , (but not a lot of editing, just some color corrections and graduated filters) So yes, the camera settings are only for a little guidance, but as Fewik says - experience is the way to go to learn! :)
Awesome 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🌳🌳🌳🌿💐