The ONLY 2 Lenses I needed for a Landscape Photography Journey!
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2023
- The Dolomites in north Italy is one of the most epic areas in the world to take landscape photos. On this year's photography tour I only brought two lenses. A 16-35mm and a 50-400. It felt odd breaking the "holy trinity of lenses", however, it worked out perfectly. We also got some incredible moody conditions and some beautiful golden hours with loads of colors!
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Beautiful memories of an absolutely epic workshop!
Haha! Thanks for a great trip, Phil! :D
I’ve skied in the Dolomites and think it is one of the most beautiful places on earth. Your eye for the area and the photos you capture are just so special Mads and I envy your amazing dedication and talent.
Your images are simply amazing. Always the perfect composition. What a talent you have. We are lucky to have you share it with us. I prefer the view that shows the mountains in close, despite the better balance on the second photo. Thank you!
Another great video Mads! I love how excited you get whenever you’re in an EPIC (😉) location. I learn a lot from your commentary and reviews. The photobooks look amazing too! Thank you so much for all the value you add to the photographer community!
So beautiful and very atmospheric, Mads! Magical!
Absolutely breathtaking! Some of the colours are just incredible!
Mads, your pictures break my heart wide open. 💗
Definitely prefer the single shot over the pano version of the mountain shot with colorful sky. The single shot gives the right balance to the size of the mountains while showing just enough of the awesome sky. Your images from this trip were incredible. Love how your images always have such great contrast and tones.
As always Mads, beautiful shots and very enjoyable video! Cheers!
Wow absolutely beautiful photo captures! The atmospheric conditions were just perfect for “epic” shots. Excellent work Mads 🤩
Absolute stunning shots from the Dolomites :)
Great video ! ;)
Nice work, Beautiful pictures, and Amazing data and comments!
Thanks so much
Epic. You have to use that word in those places and in those conditions, absolutely. Spectacular photos Mads!
The memories this video gives me are fantastic. Great work 😁😁
Absolutely "Epic" photographs once again. Thanks for taking us along.
I like the first one in which is the mountain bigger and the side light brings a glow in the image. The sky is amazing.
Really nice work Mads! I think a perfectly blue sky just would not have yielded as captivating a mood as these conditions were. Ethereal. Otherworldly. Spectacular. 👏
Thanks a lot, Bruce! Appareciate it :)
So beautiful, congrats! Thank you for sharing your maps!
Thanks for the abundance of photos. Especially liked the morning shot at 12:40. Great advice as usual. Some super clouds!
Absolute amazing set of images from the Dolomites!!!
Some stunning photos here, the reflections especially at 12.39 were simply awesome. Many thanks for sharing
Spectacular photos !!!!!
Hello Mads, yes, this 2 lens combo is awesome and fun! I will go with these 2 lenses (plus a fast 50, just in case...) to Lake District next week! Really looking forward to it!
Stunning images as always. Definitely a bucket list location for me now
The photo at 12:32 WOW! Amazing work as always. Love the idea of two lenses. The lighter the pack, the further you go, the more you see. Keep up the good work
thank you very much every day I learn from you
This has just confirmed that the Dolomites are right at the top of my Bucket List! Spectacular!
Very nice one Mads - looks like you had a blast!
Insane photos Mads! Just stunning. The dawn images are incredible - I think I prefer the 16 - 35 shot in spite of the compromise with the sky. Great video 😍
That was some absolutely beautiful stuff. Makes me so jealous and wanting to go to the amazing places you get to go to.
What a spectacular place, and photos.
Fantastic video. beautiful compositions, stunning location.
Great Video and Picture!! Thanks Mads for sharing!!
Stunning shots
Awesome video!! Awesome photos!! Your videos are amazing.
Big panorama. Thanks for the breathtaking video.
Fantastic photos!
Definitely no need to apologise for using the word epic Mads! Wowee what a fantastic set of images you got in these cloudtastic conditions. This is one I'll be watching again and again. The 16mm pink sunrise for me please!
Just gorgeous! 👍🥂
Beautiful photos
Awesome shots as always! Thanks for sharing. I prefer the 16mm shot from the last sunrise shoot👍 absolutely stunning
Amazing video Mads !!! You've got some epic atmospheric captures. The picture with the 16mm i prefer @ 15:13 because the mountains are coming out much better. In a few weeks i'm going to that same location, i hope i got the same conditions ;) Thanks Mads for sharing this super content !!!!
Very interesting, lovely shots. Keep well & stay safe 👍🇬🇧
wooow, absolutely spectacular images, with a fantastic atmosphere..., I am left speechless..., impressive photos, I wouldn't know which one to choose..., congratulations...😉
amazing place for landscape photograph
Stunning, Mads. I still want to know when you're going to schedule another Faroe workshop!
Just breathtaking Mads. Those moody conditions are a dream!!!! I must go here one day. I always think its like a European version of Patagonia.
Wooow EPIC PHOTOS ❤❤ You creating a masterpiece from raw photo 🤩🤩
Amazing shots 😍
very beautiful images
Fantastic location!
16mm, this location is on my bucket list. What a treasure to see this area through your lens.
Mesmerizing beauty! WOW!!! As always, thanks. I liked the 16mm at 14:50
Love your work ♥️
Fantastiske photos!
great video! I have been to south tyrol several times for camping, going almost every year now, and its unreal how beautiful the area is - and so much to explore - for many many years :-)
Yes, EPIC!
Easy Peasy Mads!
I like the 16mm version as well.
I prefer the single photograph of the mountain with that glorious sky, because the mountain looks incredible.
Buenisimo, gracias.
Epic Photos! I prefer the 16mm shot! Best Regards Mads! Love your work!
Very nice! I was there recently and your video brought me back :-) We missed the Passo Giau; such a great place! It is now in my list for if I find the time to go again. Thanks
I'm impressed with the photos from your Tamron. Previously, I used a Tamron 150-600 and was rarely satisfied with the results. Sold it and bought a Canon 100-400 and have been thrilled with the results...
truly stunning conditions! "Epic" is definitely a hugely overused description, but in this case I'd 100% say it fits. Nice!
I hope to visit the dolomites very soon and you have lit a fire of creativity in me!
Absolutely stunning images!
I prefer the 16mm image, as the frame seems a little more balanced. Its a fantastic image 😊
Wow your content. As for the mountains, I think having less but higher mountains was the best 👌.
Yup.....Epic is definitely tour middle name! 😄
Epic photos Mads! ;-) ❤
As to your question of which photo at 15:13 I prefer, that is a tough decision! Both are stunningly beautiful, but I think the 16mm on the left is my favorite. The LOCATION is gorgeous, and the sky enhances that. The photo on the right seems to have the SKY as the subject and not the location, which, as beautiful as they both are, it just seems like a disservice to the mountains to make them second fiddle. 🤷🏻♀️
I’m just starting out in photography, and I have already learned so much from you, Nigel Danson, and James Popsys.
Thank you for all the amazing tips and tricks and the gorgeous locations!
All shots were EPIC. I like the 16mm sunrise shot the best. The magnitude of the mountains gets lost in the panorama and it's too pink. I can only imagine how amazing a 360 sunrise that beautiful was. Maybe a 14mm lens would have given a little more sky, but not sure. Guess you're going back...So glad you didn't use generative fill. Stunning work!
The Dolomites are spectacular. And you got some "epic" photos. Nice of you to include a map in the video. I just returned from a trip where I took two lenses, the 24-70 GM II and the 70-200 GM II, and two camera bodies. But, I cheated a little bit by also taking a 1.4x teleconverter. Waiting on the new 16-35 GM II. Next year I plan to use the A7CR as a travel camera. Your book looks great.
I was in Dolomites last week and had three lenses with me (a 20-60mm f3.5-5.6 kit lens, a 70-200mm f4.0 and a 50mm f1.4). I could find an opportunity to use all of them!
The weather on Lagazuoi was terrible last Wednesday; it was so cloudy that I could take only two-three photos there.
It’s a pity that I only watched your video now! I was at Passo di Giago twice last week, took amazing photos but I really wish I knew about the pond there! Your photos from that perspective are amazing! 📸😍👍
EPICO!
And starting today you also have another option Tamron 17-50mm f/4!!!
☁️🌤️☀️Wow Mads the conditions ❤Awesome captures …love the revolving drone shots . I’m with you a little wider reach would have been a little nicer to have BUT the light was so perfect you can’t go wrong ! All in all great video ❤!!!
Thank you so very much, Art! :D
Epic 😊
I like the the single 16mm shot best, although both are nice. Kind regards
Fantastic as usual. When it comes to the sunrise shot, I preferred the 16mm, but only because the light on the mountains was better; in the pano, it was comparatively subdued. Had the light been equal, I think the ideal would have been to take the pano and crop it down a bit more, so the sky/lake didn’t overwhelm the mountains.
Great video, Mads. I prefer the 16 mm over the pano. Maybe a 12 or 14 mm would have been better, but you go with the lens you have. Great shot!
Timely offer, about time I put another book together. Thanks
You are welcome ;)
Beautiful content, thank you! Actually forgot I was watching it for the lens review :D. To TC or not to TC, that is the question!
Hi Mads, great photos as always! 👏
For the first image with the reflections in the water, what did you focus the camera on? The mountain, the person? It looked like you focused on the center of the frame? Is there a reason why this is better? And would love a separate video on time blending. That photo is amazing!
Wow Mads, once again you have captured a stunning set of images from the Dolomites. In terms of your question about preference, I liked the 16mm image better as the mountains had more prominence in the composition and as you captured the reflection of the sky which added to the sense of scale. Thanks to your recommendation, I designed my first photography book from SAAL and it is due to be delivered on Friday. I opted for the Professional Line and ordered the largest size and look forward to receiving it soon
Awesome, great to hear Jim, I also prefer the 16mm by now ;) And great to hear you're getting your book soon. Must look amazing with your photos!
Mads, another great video... my preference is the dedicated 16mm version rather than the stitched pano of the sunrise... 🙂
That burning sky foto is just insane, great job, mads! I can't decide which one I like better, I think it depends on what you want to show - Sky or monutain?
Later this year, I'll hit Iceland 🇮🇸, and I hope your map is still up to date then 😀 I am really looking forward to catching some of your listed locations! (What I want to say: Thanks for the work of creating it 😊 )
Great video!
It was one of the best sunrises I've experienced in regard to colours in the sky! And yes, the Iceland map is up to date :)
I agree with the choice of lenses. I use a 16-35mm and a 70-300mm. If I need something in the middle, I'm fine cropping an image from the 16-35.
Epic, bruh
Thanks
Thank you so, so much, Anthony!! 🙏🙏
One of my very favourite things about the 16-35 f4 is the internal zoom. If you’re taking panoramics, this is a godsend, as you don’t need to recalibrate the no-parallax points on your nodal slider every time you change focal length. Less important at greater distances or with a tele, but so useful in woodland or closer focal lengths.
By the way, I too have the 50-400 on my Sony and am wondering if you ever have trouble auto-focussing on clouds with it? It’s a huge problem if there’s no strong contrasting edges. As I’m a recent convert to Sony, I’m wondering if it’s my focus settings rather than the lens itself. Other than that, the lens seems to be my go-to at the moment (I’m often alternating it with a very old Macro Takumar 1-1 in woodlands for close-up work. That old lens is still fantastic!). I haven’t found the vignetting to be troublesome but I do wish it had a zoom lock (or tightening function that its ((much heavier)) Sony competitor has).
Really great shoot. I personally liked the 16mm shot rather than the pano.
I love your videos! Lots of great advices, and gorgeous photos, and useful tips. I personnaly believe on the @15:13 time, with the 2 photos : the one on the right, stitched from multiple shots, have too much of sky and lake : maybe crop-out both of those areas quite a lot to bring the features of the mountain a bit closer to the top and bottom edges (not too close... but maybe 1/2 way of their curret reach?) : this will of course modify the aspect ratio but should, I believe, bring out a better composition with less "monotonous" areas? And it should help to bring back the size of the mountains (if not, maybe crop a lot more top and bottom (maybe the bottom more than the top))
My favorite shot is at 12:32, beautiful sunrise. Second favorite is at 14:38, third 13:06... what stunning locations. Your photos from this trip should be a large format book in themselves, a calendar or an exhibition.
Thanks a lot :)
Beautiful photos and location. I am feeling a bit tipsy though as every time you said EPIC, I took a shot of tequila 🤪 😅. That is your catchphrase and I would not want you to ever give it up, especially because your photos are epic. Loved last years v.ogs from the Dolomite too, epic.
Absolutely stunning photos. I prefer the 16 mm view of the mountain. I would like to print a few of my photos. Do you have any guidance on metal vs. acrylic?
That photo at 12:45 is pure epicness! Maybe take out that small rock in the foreground as it is a bit distracting. But epic photo!
👍👍👍Excelente fotos, con tu optimismo parece fácil.Una pregunta el curso de edición lo tienes en Español? , gracias.
The 50-400 is a very nice lens, and I love mine. Won't be selling my 28-200 though. I just came back from a massive multiday hike in Lapland, and the 28-200 was my weapon of choice. I only wanted to bring one lens due to massive backpack (super heavy and little free space). Wish it was stabilised like the 50-400, but most of my shots were taken hand held and many of them on the longer side of the focal span. No bigger issues with a steady hand, most images where tack sharp with low ISO (100-200). Now I'm debating whether I should skip the tripod on my next bigger hike and bring the 50-400 instead. I'd miss the
Both pictures are beautiful, but I like it 16mm shot best
My fav setup is quite different
Sony 16-35 f4
Tamron 28-200
Sigma 60-600
Mads, very nice video. I prefer the 16mm landscape orientation to the portrait oriented panorama because the added detail of the pano adds no interest yet distracts from the interesting features (shoreline features and background mountains).
I love my 4/16-35 PZ G and pair it with either the Tamron 28-200 or with the heavier but very useful Sony 4/70-200 Macro G. Rather than carry more weight, I settle for cropping 200mm 61mp images. (Maybe I'll later add a Sony 1.4x TC for the 70-200.)