Photograph The Snow (NZ In Winter)
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Join myself, Ben Maze and Michael McGee in the high country of Fiordland, as a snow storm decorates the entire landscape for one truly memorable morning of mountain vistas, stunted beech forests and incredible light.
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Would these courses be available forever once purchased … or is there a deadline for viewing and then they are gone ..? Thank you … i am interested in them if available forever ! ❤
No deadline mate :) @@berniestang2616
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Awesome- THANK U 😊
OH well breathtaking site and images surely heavenly to watch Nature is unbelievable beauty in all seasons PEARLY THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR Nature Talents with us SOPH
What an achingly beautiful location and conditions.
Magical scenery and truly stunning images. Such a delight to watch your videos
thank you Val!
So super stunning ❤️ can’t wait for our snow season in oz ❄️
Love that you and Ben are hanging out. Ben is a legend
Absolutely stunning video and good to see the three of you. Magical
Thank you! 🙏🏻
I am so ooohhhhing and ahhhhhhing right with you - absolutely divine ❤
😂😂 thanks Iza!
Stunning conditions and beautiful images by all of you! Looks like it was an experience to remember.
Absolutely LOVE your videos . Thank u ❤️
THANK YOU! :)
"Spring time in New Zealand" .... yea right! Looks like winter to me!!! Bringing some extra warm clothes... and shorts... just in case.... 😉
Haha, right on. All options required!
Great video! It’s winter here and this inspired me to head out next snowfall! ❄️❄️❄️❄️
Thanks!
Amazing man, just amazing conditions. Well done for recording for us.👍
Thank you mate 🙏🏻
Now I fully understand why the Lord Of The Rings was filmed in New Zealand. Those images and video footage borders on the ethereal.
Thank you mate. Definitely helps having such a grand, awe inspiring landscape to work with.
Took this one in while I have some woodland shots marinading. Wow, what an absolute banger of a day out. Really good content packaged with excellent tips on slowing down and not rushing into post processing. Thanks Will.
Nice! Thanks a lot mate :) Tag me in them once they are posted.
I’m not really feeling very motivated right now, just back from Skye and heart just wasn’t in it, but this helps, really does x
Sorry to hear. Happens from time to time. Nothing wrong with that. Good to keep getting out there, with or without the camera. Then the inspiration will arise at the right time.
epic day mate congrats very jealous, one day ill get to see snow at least once in my lifetime .
Thanks. Where do you live?
sunny coast mate .@@WilliamPatinoPhotography
hopefully trying to do my 50th in queenstown fingers crossed. but will be jan in 2025 so probabaly miss it again.@@WilliamPatinoPhotography
No need for any dialogue when you are shooting images like these, sublime. Fantastic video !
Cheers mate!
Good video
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you 🙏🏻
Just a joy to watch you and your friends so captivated by nature's incredible beauty. Thank you for taking us along!
Thank you mate 🙏🏻
Great vid as always. Leaving a support bro :)
Much appreciated brother. Thank you.
Such a beautiful winter wonderland. Gorgeous light and awesome photos. thank you for sharing.
Cheers John!
Awesome, great images, just started following your two photography buddies on instagram. Super job as usual William.
Thanks legend :)
Just purchased your Composition Masterclass. @@WilliamPatinoPhotography
Thank you mate! I'm proud of that one and I hope you enjoy!@@johnthomasdoyle1964
Wow, wow, wow! What an opportunity and experience Will. So good to experience it with good mates too. That would have been so memorable for all three of you. The images were just stunning.
Thank you William for taking us out on that awesome adventure, just amazing location and images from everyone. Brilliant.
Thank you mate! 🙏🏻
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Awesome conditions, location and sharing with friends in the moment. All of the photos were brilliant!
Along with some sound advice.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you mate!
Wow! What a stunning series of locations with amazing conditions. Great tips and advise as always. The images were world class!
Thanks Dave!!🙏🏻
Beautiful landscape. Well done. It reminded me when I lived in Canada.
Thanks mate. It reminded me of Canada too!
One last but sendoff before a scorching summer! Are spring snowstorms like these common?
Haha. Yeah, each Spring we usually get one last decent storm.
Wow, what an amazing moment. Awesome photographs from everybody. This is what it is all about! Great advice about coming back to the images later. I've too found that this helps with objectivity when reviewing images and making selects for the portfolio.
Thanks a lot, really appreciate it :)
Cool 😎 the snow season has just started here in Switzerland. So very timely ✨✨
Hope it’s a good one 👊🏻
Super 📷👍😀👋
Thank you 👍
Wow, a late season wonderland. What an experience and that image @8.42 had it all. Looking forward to your next outing Will 😊
Thanks mate! 🙏🏻
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Mannnn!
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Woah Will.... that is one seriously outstanding environment and in absolutely unbelievable conditions. Holy moly...
Hey mate, hope you don't mind me asking. What do you mount your GoPro on? Looks like it rotates. Or is it just that stock-standard 'GoPro Handler'? Cheers and look forward to your next vid👌
Thanks a lot mate. GoPro is just mounted on my hand with the standard handle. Has a nice 180 degree rotation, maybe more if I’m feeling flexible 😅
@@WilliamPatinoPhotography hahaha thanks, matey. I was wondering about the rotation. Bloody good range!
alright I'm tired of the warm weather can we have winter again in NZ
Yes please!
Hey Will! I love your work. Would you consider doing a “minimalist” video where you take a photograph that needs little to no editing required? As an experienced bird photographer, I am very familiar with the time needed in post processing sometimes to make the image pop more. As I have perfected my craft, I need less and less of it as long as I do my part.
My issue with landscape photography is the daunting task of the editing for which you almost have to play chess with the scene and look at the drab image and imagine how beautiful it will be later on once you are home and processed it. So I’m wondering if you can do a minimal edit capture that requires very little edit processing or editing that would draw in those new to landscapes more without all the editing involved after. I admit I just need to get used to the post processing part of landscapes now that I am considering not using filters, but maybe there are some tactics that can be used to do as little edits as possible? Sorry rambling but it’s something I bet others would like to see too!! Thanks!
Hey mate! Thanks for supporting the channel. I hear ya. I’ve got some videos where the image/edit was incredibly simple. The first one in this video is a great example. I’ve found that if I don’t have some insights and showcase something that requires work, the videos don’t perform as well unfortunately. People want to see someone do something beyond what they could/might do, to some degree. Honestly most of my processing can be done in about 2-3 minutes. I don’t use filters either.
@@WilliamPatinoPhotography thanks Will!! I can imagine the more you edit the faster it is for you too. I love your work and the fact that you don’t use a tripod was really amazing to see and changes things for me a lot. I’ll look at your editing videos again so maybe I can streamline the process more for me. I think it’s just also having the foresight knowing that the shadows will brighten and what your eye sees will be the final product. It’s SOO different with landscapes versus my birds. If my bird image is done correctly it’s great, blurred background and colors just need minor popping. But landscapes can be such a dark mess in camera sometimes but I’m learning to see it a few steps ahead with your guidance. Thanks again for all the great work!!
Please tell me what gears you used for the pictures.
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