I have been trying some other photography channels, but it became clear to me why your channel is still thriving, despite the overall photography decline on UA-cam. Everything you say always has this entertaining tune to it, while most others just talk in a boring normal way. You are a natural entertainer, even if you talk as mundane as can be.
Pointiest sea stack? You’ve clearly never been to the Nikon seastack in Plena, that’s the wrong kind of pointy you don’t want to take photos of seastacks like that.
Newfoundland is stunning! My folks started out in the north west of the island 200 years ago and while my line escaped the rest are still catching fish and talking funny 😁. I'm loving your exploration of the place 🙏
Thanks for shearing your trip around Newfoundlandgavin, It is always appreciated to give your tips and knowledge on composition and techniques, love the image of the huts, I prefer the square crop, look forward the the next one.
I loved Change & Fogo islands last summer! Bonavista was epic, with the lighthouse, seascapes, and whales 🐋 were all around, even by the rocks!! Im looking forward to each of your videos!! 👍👍
Did you say you've got lemony fresh balls?? Amanda must be thrilled! 😏 Newfoundlanders are a strange breed but some of my favorite people. There are a few remote islands off the cost of Maine where you will definitely get some strange looks from all the cousins! I'm looking forward to the fog on Fogo next week! 😶🌫
Ferry in BC for $50? lmaooooo It's like $200 from Tswassen to Duke Point. Never forget how much the BC gov't hates its residence lol. Hey, where's my book anyway! Hard to enjoy it if I don't have one! Great vid as always Mr. fototripper, thanks!
Great video again! Why are there soooooo many diminutive keyboard warriors? Out of focus balls are definitely a personal preference, and all well adjusted commenters will respect your preferences. 😂
In the UK, that ‘thing’ that you couldn’t identify in the water, we call that ‘effluent’ & its ‘thanks’ to the unique way our water companies now fund their massive profits….
You'd be surprised what can happen when your not looking at an embedded natural formation. I once had some trees in the Caribbean move on me over night!
FIY: They are an actual species of trees that can actually uproot themselves and move over several days if there is a threat such as road work or login! It's is a real thing!
Another great video. I think the only acceptable bokeh fruit is clearly a kiwi. A green kiwi, not the expensive golden ones. If the lights in your bokeh are not the shape of a hairy green kiwi, are you even trying?
Well, I don't know how many boket fruits are available, but you could easily add some donuts with a catadioptric telephoto. They're cheap, that's why I had one for a bit.
I received Stories Within Stories book. I definitely enjoyed all the great images, and appreciated all of the detail related to capturing the images and other commentary. All in all, it is truly an excellent book and read.
LOL re bokeh. In support, let me say I own the Plena and don't give a sh*t about the shape of the points of light in the bokeh :) The shot in question was stuplendousness, sir! I'm amazed you didn't get complaints instead about calling Newfoundland the "Maritimes." LOL I've, honestly!, seen fights nearly break out by 'from away' folks calling Newfoundland the Maritimes :)
Hi Gavin, Fogo means Fire in Portuguese, and by the way Nova Scotia, Nova means New in Portuguese, you should investigate, right after the fruit shapes.😉😏
Enjoying your series on Newfoundland. Cable John Cove was amazing when I was there, but I really wish I had better light. I was staying in Paradise, near St Johns, and the drive up to get there for sunrise would have been about 4 hours. If I was going to get up at 2:30 AM, I wanted a guarantee of a spectacular sunrise, and it turns out that in Newfoundland...there's no such thing, LOL. Still trying to figure out how to get down to the beach in that area. Some of the most amazing coastline I have ever seen!
One would have thought you had learnt your lesson, making grievous errors in the last video, but no! You’ve done it again almost immediately in this one too! “Possibly the best photography book every written after the first one”….surely you meant “the best after Chasing Awe…..& after Uncle Grumpy’s & Mr Heaton’s multiple books?”
OK, fair comment. Your photography is fantastic. Great eye, great skill. However, you did say there was too much midground to get the seaweed and the cabins in the shot. All you had to do was lower your tripod to compress the midground. Perhaps you were feeling a wee bit tripped out at the time. Peace and hugs phototripper.
My wife and I want to go to Newfoundland because of that pointy sea stack. We live in Australia, but have been to Canada quite a few times (mostly to B.C.)
Amanda, I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my new book from you. I posted the cheque only to find out currency regulations here down under may have slowed it down a bit. I was thrilled to find a Pizza Hut box on the doorstep. After you said that Amanda was packing the books in Pizza boxes, I was heart broken to find that the Uber delivery driver had eaten it themself.
Looks like the Hassy survived the dry out. I've been shooting a lot of 9x16 lately. That pointy sea stack would be a great subject. Interested to know how your workshop participant's image came out. The last pano of that sea stack with the bird in it was great. Red buildings were great. I also loved your point of view on the bokeh police. Nicely done. I look forward to next week. Is FOGO "Fear of ...Getting Old" or something? ;-) Happy trails.
I couldn't help but think it would be a good idea to get Brent gazing out to the horizon on that sea stack. The weather seems a tad chilly for summer. We drove across the island in September, visiting Twillingate, Bonavista etc, and it was about 17C. You're getting hit with crazy temps. Great video again guys!
Glad to see that it's not just the North of England that's been having pants weather. However, we don't have your scenery to compensate, just pit ponies to guide us around the gloom that is summer.
Well now my good man…I would never second guess any man’s view on the best balls in a photo. Stand your ground, lol. Keep the shutter button pressed and the great content coming 🙌👍📷
On behalf of all Nikon shooters lemme just apologize for dudeman and say: you're absolutely entitled to like whatever fruit shaped bokeh balls you choose. Did he missed the part where you had qualified it was the best you had ever seen?? Or was English his second language??
Well you did say it was the best bokeh that YOU’ve ever seen. You didn’t say it was the best bokeh that exists. BTW Gavin just got your book today. I spent an hour sniffing it! 😅 (that ink smells so good 😉) Thanks Amanda for the unicorn!
Gavin, to close the gap between the seaweed and huts, all you needed to do was lower your tripod. This always compresses the midground. Rule no1. Leave your tripod in the bag until you find your composition. Increassingly, I am finding that with the Z8, the stabalisation is so good that I rarely use my tripods in good light. Which makes for more creative angles and better photos.
2nd Best Book Ever Written: www.fototripper.com/store/chasing-awe-photography-book-by-gavin-hardcastle/
I have been trying some other photography channels, but it became clear to me why your channel is still thriving, despite the overall photography decline on UA-cam. Everything you say always has this entertaining tune to it, while most others just talk in a boring normal way. You are a natural entertainer, even if you talk as mundane as can be.
That is one pointy sea stack ! And that little bush or tree on top of it is, wait for it, the icing on the cake (Boom-tish). Thanks Gavin.
Pointiest sea stack? You’ve clearly never been to the Nikon seastack in Plena, that’s the wrong kind of pointy you don’t want to take photos of seastacks like that.
Some say the Nikon sea stack, in a certain light, is lemon-shaped.
You call that pointy? 😂
Newfoundland is stunning! My folks started out in the north west of the island 200 years ago and while my line escaped the rest are still catching fish and talking funny 😁. I'm loving your exploration of the place 🙏
Thanks for shearing your trip around Newfoundlandgavin, It is always appreciated to give your tips and knowledge on composition and techniques, love the image of the huts, I prefer the square crop, look forward the the next one.
I loved Change & Fogo islands last summer! Bonavista was epic, with the lighthouse, seascapes, and whales 🐋 were all around, even by the rocks!! Im looking forward to each of your videos!! 👍👍
Oh I love Newfoundland. Fantastic place and great people!
Educational ~ Funny and loving to see Newfoundland! "Let there be light"
this is where you need to go... ile de Niapiskau, Québec
Great video keep them coming
Another fine adventure, that stack was mega tasty !!
Aye, lucked like it was straight from Donegal eh?
@@fototripper for sure! Moody AF too
A complaint! Iconic 😂😂
Love this series sorry about the weather we just kind of grin and bear it here for better or worse.
Did you say you've got lemony fresh balls?? Amanda must be thrilled! 😏 Newfoundlanders are a strange breed but some of my favorite people. There are a few remote islands off the cost of Maine where you will definitely get some strange looks from all the cousins! I'm looking forward to the fog on Fogo next week! 😶🌫
NOOOOOOO, Can't wait for so long for the next episode.😭
Can’t wait for my copy of stories within stories :)
You call that stack pointy??!!
Kinda lemon-shaped, innit? 😂😂😂
I think its more crusty and Chapatti shaped!
Another banger 🙂
Looks like those lemons made lemonade! And trolls hate lemonade!!
I bet that was really Heaton talking about Lemon Shaped balls.
Thats definitely seaweed! Theres lots of that along the waters of the west coast and northern peninsula of the island.
Is this a recent trip? You look like you’re dressed for winter. It’s 100º F here. Sure looks refreshing.
It was May
Got your new book last week, and it is Brilliant if I made use British slang. Thank you Mike
Glad you like it Michael and thanks for the support :)
You’re right about the vignette. Wtf!
13:08 It's called Bladderwrack Seaweed. 👍
9:20 True. Thats why i am here .... I was superierst that u Downgrade to a Sports Camara
Are you testing the Hasselblad or are you now officially using it in conjunction with your Sony gear? Thx.
Ferry in BC for $50? lmaooooo It's like $200 from Tswassen to Duke Point. Never forget how much the BC gov't hates its residence lol. Hey, where's my book anyway! Hard to enjoy it if I don't have one! Great vid as always Mr. fototripper, thanks!
Great vid as always. Am I the only one wanting a tour of the church?
There have been many requests. Day job gets in the way...
Pointiest sea stack? Well, you should try the Nikon Sea Stack. It's so much less lemon shaped. Geez. It's so much more pointierest.
Great video again! Why are there soooooo many diminutive keyboard warriors? Out of focus balls are definitely a personal preference, and all well adjusted commenters will respect your preferences. 😂
Why was there no iceburg @ Bonavista this year?
Because they were all further North as you'll see in a future video ;)
Hey Mr. Fototripper, what lenses do you use with your X2D? Asking for a friend for scientific purposes😶
Whatever I can get my hands on ;)
Is this guy your brother? ua-cam.com/video/l5Ax5C-BSMI/v-deo.html (Okay, I bought your book for the joke)
You should ask Adam Gibbs for some tips on Bokeh. After all, he was Landscape Photographer of the Year. 😄
I've heard of the name but can't quite place the face...
@@fototripper 🤣
@@fototripperit’s a little grumpy
@@fototripper 🤣
You mean borkay?
two subjects to avoid in polite company - politics, and bokeh preferences
5:03 ... The wind rocking the camper... right... ok, let's say we believe you 😇... 😉 Love can move mountains...I imagine what it can do to a camper 🙃
Really? That's the pointiest sea stack you have ever seen? You should see the ones the guys with Nikon Plenas shoot!
You're worried about lemon shapes?? I am more concerned about the fixation on the phallic stone shapes.
I err... didn't notice.
In the UK, that ‘thing’ that you couldn’t identify in the water, we call that ‘effluent’ & its ‘thanks’ to the unique way our water companies now fund their massive profits….
Can we have a video dedicated to acceptable fruit shapes for bokeh 😂
"Luckily, the sea stack was right where I left it." That made me spit out my tea 🤣🤣🤣
You'd be surprised what can happen when your not looking at an embedded natural formation. I once had some trees in the Caribbean move on me over night!
FIY: They are an actual species of trees that can actually uproot themselves and move over several days if there is a threat such as road work or login! It's is a real thing!
Another great video. I think the only acceptable bokeh fruit is clearly a kiwi. A green kiwi, not the expensive golden ones. If the lights in your bokeh are not the shape of a hairy green kiwi, are you even trying?
Exactly or perhaps...durian?
@@fototripper ahh yes, King of the fruits. A man of taste.
You had me at “I’m trying not to be annoying.”
What epic landscapes these are. Beautiful photos.
What's with the Canon R3 in the thumbnail?... Don't worry, I commented before watching
Well, I don't know how many boket fruits are available, but you could easily add some donuts with a catadioptric telephoto. They're cheap, that's why I had one for a bit.
I own both of those lenses and I have to say I prefer the XCD 135 for bokeh however, that's just my opinion!
Gavin, hour title for this video sounds like the name for a Kipling Poem. Just a thought.
I thought for sure you were going to say your going to change island for a change, ya your right, that would have been silly 😂👍
"What kind of fruit shapes are acceptable"........................🤣
Kumquat!
@@fototripper 😆👌
Excellent
I received Stories Within Stories book. I definitely enjoyed all the great images, and appreciated all of the detail related to capturing the images and other commentary. All in all, it is truly an excellent book and read.
Thanks for the support :)
Did you see that tangent on your first shot?
You think that that's the best landscape photography book ever written??
You clearly haven't read 'On location with Thomas Heaton'.
Never heard of him...
At 40:00 you see the elephant.
Great one about the comment 😅!
Fun, as usual :) That sea stack is epic.
At 05:44…. You look a bit like Johnny Depp. Just saying.
If you half close your eyes after 3 pints of IPA ;)
Just found this episode and channel, subscribed after watching it. So funny, so entertaining and loads of eyecandy goodness. Love it.
Shyyyte... geez that second sea stack is horizontal with the horizon. What are you doing??? Seriously??? Are you trolling? Or what??
I live to trigger.
@@fototripper it's nice to know someone in this world STILL has a sense of humor
10k until 100k!! Almost there 🥳
Just another 5 years ;)
LOL re bokeh. In support, let me say I own the Plena and don't give a sh*t about the shape of the points of light in the bokeh :) The shot in question was stuplendousness, sir! I'm amazed you didn't get complaints instead about calling Newfoundland the "Maritimes." LOL I've, honestly!, seen fights nearly break out by 'from away' folks calling Newfoundland the Maritimes :)
Oh did, plenty of complaints. Shock horror, I'm not all -knowing.
@@fototripper LOL
Hi Gavin, Fogo means Fire in Portuguese, and by the way Nova Scotia, Nova means New in Portuguese, you should investigate, right after the fruit shapes.😉😏
Next you'll be telling me that Scotia means 'Scotland'...
@@fototripper 🤣🤣🤣👌😏
Enjoying your series on Newfoundland. Cable John Cove was amazing when I was there, but I really wish I had better light. I was staying in Paradise, near St Johns, and the drive up to get there for sunrise would have been about 4 hours. If I was going to get up at 2:30 AM, I wanted a guarantee of a spectacular sunrise, and it turns out that in Newfoundland...there's no such thing, LOL. Still trying to figure out how to get down to the beach in that area. Some of the most amazing coastline I have ever seen!
Nice stuff…excited to see what you get on Fogo, hear it’s pretty cool there. Poor Brent…😂
One would have thought you had learnt your lesson, making grievous errors in the last video, but no! You’ve done it again almost immediately in this one too!
“Possibly the best photography book every written after the first one”….surely you meant “the best after Chasing Awe…..& after Uncle Grumpy’s & Mr Heaton’s multiple books?”
OK, fair comment. Your photography is fantastic. Great eye, great skill. However, you did say there was too much midground to get the seaweed and the cabins in the shot. All you had to do was lower your tripod to compress the midground. Perhaps you were feeling a wee bit tripped out at the time. Peace and hugs phototripper.
My wife and I want to go to Newfoundland because of that pointy sea stack. We live in Australia, but have been to Canada quite a few times (mostly to B.C.)
I just got Amanda’s autograph and a unicorn sticker in the mail. Never been happier. I’m framing this Canada Post label!
I enjoyed this very much Gavin, especially because there wasn’t any bokeh to be boring about, and bokeh is really boring.
Amanda,
I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my new book from you. I posted the cheque only to find out currency regulations here down under may have slowed it down a bit. I was thrilled to find a Pizza Hut box on the doorstep. After you said that Amanda was packing the books in Pizza boxes, I was heart broken to find that the Uber delivery driver had eaten it themself.
Looks like the Hassy survived the dry out. I've been shooting a lot of 9x16 lately. That pointy sea stack would be a great subject. Interested to know how your workshop participant's image came out. The last pano of that sea stack with the bird in it was great. Red buildings were great. I also loved your point of view on the bokeh police. Nicely done. I look forward to next week. Is FOGO "Fear of ...Getting Old" or something? ;-) Happy trails.
I couldn't help but think it would be a good idea to get Brent gazing out to the horizon on that sea stack. The weather seems a tad chilly for summer. We drove across the island in September, visiting Twillingate, Bonavista etc, and it was about 17C. You're getting hit with crazy temps. Great video again guys!
Stunning image of sea stack, wonder what it would be like under a full moon and clear sky😊. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
ref: 06:45. 'In the Land of Grey and Pink'... great album!
Beautiful work Gavin!🔥 The Totem Pole in Tasmania is another narrow sea stack 🦄
Glad to see that it's not just the North of England that's been having pants weather. However, we don't have your scenery to compensate, just pit ponies to guide us around the gloom that is summer.
Go to my town Twillingate. One of the best spots in Newfoundland. Cheers.
See previous episodes ;)
@@fototripper I honestly didn’t see it. I will look back.
@@fototripper I can't seem to find it. Where is Twillingate?
You should really look up “point” in a dictionary 😂
That thing is more sort of blunt.
Well now my good man…I would never second guess any man’s view on the best balls in a photo. Stand your ground, lol. Keep the shutter button pressed and the great content coming 🙌👍📷
So jealous that you have a very understanding spouse. I ask for one but Santa didn't deliver in my last three Christmas.
Why does it matter so much for people to agree on what is best? Camera systems are tools. Focus on the images for bog sake
Isn't sun set always happening somewhere?
I am afraid to see who or what his new friend is. That sea stack looks like somebody chopped it's head off.
You should have used a helicopter to place Amanda on the sea stack.
Its 5 am and i had 5 hours of sleep and I have a face like gavin. 😂
Be careful with that stack, you'll have your eye out.
instant like after the first 100 seconds :D
Is it Summer, it looks like winter?
Yeah, that was pretty darn pointy!
On behalf of all Nikon shooters lemme just apologize for dudeman and say: you're absolutely entitled to like whatever fruit shaped bokeh balls you choose. Did he missed the part where you had qualified it was the best you had ever seen?? Or was English his second language??
Great video👍🙂
Fucking sick stack
Do you ever shoot any other iso 100 hundred seems to be your standard.
It shoot with whichever ISO is required for my creative vision.
@@fototripper great answer can you tell me what or do you change the pixel setting on each or different image.
@@voin3858 pixel setting?
@@fototripper you are asking me " pixel setting. Your the camera guy.
Well you did say it was the best bokeh that YOU’ve ever seen. You didn’t say it was the best bokeh that exists.
BTW Gavin just got your book today. I spent an hour sniffing it! 😅 (that ink smells so good 😉)
Thanks Amanda for the unicorn!
I understand the sniffing. It smelled even better than my first book.
Still looking for the lens to give me that opal fruits bokeh.
I miss Opal Fruits. Probably banned now.
First like!!!
Gavin, to close the gap between the seaweed and huts, all you needed to do was lower your tripod. This always compresses the midground. Rule no1. Leave your tripod in the bag until you find your composition.
Increassingly, I am finding that with the Z8, the stabalisation is so good that I rarely use my tripods in good light. Which makes for more creative angles and better photos.
Please, give me more compositional tips.