14:30 THIS. Sometimes, my excitement in anticipation of the editing is so high that when I look at my recently captured photos I end up feeling so underwhelmed! It's quite often good to forget about the photos for a while then come back to it later with a fresh eye and mind, as you mention. Sometimes I do this mid-edit, when I'm tweaking away endlessly trying to fine-tune toward a satisfying end result, but then I just leave it for a while then return to it the next day or so and feel a bit more satisfaction while objectively dialing back on some "overcooked" edits.
Welsh person providing phonetic assistance, best they can.. ' frood-grrrairch' But the ch is prononounced the same as in the Scottish word 'loch' . Some other Welsh person/pedant (!) will probably come along and advise different, but no matter, it's just a name, the place, and celebrating the place is infinitely more important. Love your content and your images. Keep on dancing.
Another excellent video Courtney! You demonstrate perfectly the virtues of patience when composing a shot to get the image you’re going for, including the decision to not take the photo if it’s just not meeting your requirements. That really resonates with this amateur. Also enjoyed the post editing bit, equally educational. Thanks again, looking forward to your next episode. 👍😀
Thank you so much for watching! You certainly need patience for photography and I find the anticipation of returning to a location or capturing an image exciting! :)
Thank you for showing the editing part as well. It's as important as shooting in the creative process. Few creators do it. They either show the final image or an endless tutorial. This is just complete and well balanced.
Cortney I always enjoy your videos because you think out loud and give us insight into what you are doing and why. You hit it out of the park with this video giving us insight into your entire process. Thanks for taking us along! At 11:41 is there a face on the tree looking over your shoulder?
I always enjoy watching your process and seeing the joy you get from photography and nature. It was interesting here to get an idea just how you approach the editing process as well. It is obvious that you take every aspect of creating your art very seriously. Thank you!
Very interesting to see the thought process behind your editing, and to see how you use very subtle corrections to bring out your vision. I enjoyed this video very much much.
So nice to see how you work. The editing part is different form how I work and that made it very inspiring - always nice to pick up new ways to do things :-) thanks for you videos they are always a treat to watch!
This was really informative. I was particularly struck by your 'pre-burning' technique - darkening and desaturating etc. and then painting back in. I've just switched over to using Lightroom Mobile for my [far less sophisticated] editing approach and so this graphic pen based approach is very useful to me.
Having recently got back into photography quite late in life, you really are an inspiration and I learn such a lot from you. I watch your videos regularly (you're my wife's favourite - especially the dancing!!) and your recommendation for MPB I'm pleased to say , lived up to your description when I used them recently. Carry on enjoying your work as it really does shine through. Today's video was even more special - thank you.
Thank you so much! That's great to hear you're back into photography, I hope you're thoroughly enjoying it :) Good to hear you had a wonderful experience with MPB too.
one tip, at 4:41 one other filter you could use, is a ND, a big one, 2 or 3 stops, this gives a long shutter speed (1/2/3 seconds) which would blur the water, and create a nice landscape shot.
The D850 is one of the best cameras for me, and someday I will buy one (even though I already work with a mirrorless system). And your videos are great, keep it up. Wonderful pictures, beautiful video.
Thank you for making this video. It was not only entertaining it was educational. I've learned a lot about Lightroom over the last year, but it seems like I'm always learning more about the program. You've taught us well Master Yoda (Courtney).
Quite the stark contrast to taking the camera with you when out with others that only grab quick phone snaps and have no patience for photography processes. Might have to get out more on my own. Thanks for your wonderful videos!
You can definitely feel that pressure to take an image quickly so you don't feel as though you're holding people up. I love being out by myself but it's also nice when you find other like-minded people who are willing to spend an hour staring at a tree with you ha. Thanks!
Great and inspiring video - love how you talk your way through your process sharing your insights. I learned a lot and got much to think through and process 👍 Thank you 🤗
Thanks for sharing not only the procedure of how you look at your picture taking but the process of editing as well. Always wandered how you did that. So now I'm leanig. Thanks again Courtney.
Great vid as always. I was at the same waterfall this week for the first time & took a very similar shot. There is another waterfall just upstream on the other side of the bridge which is just as stunning.
I didn't make it to the other waterfall this time around but I'll definitely take a look next time. It's a lovely, quiet spot though! Great minds think alike too :) I'm keen to see the falls with more water flowing later in the year. Many thanks!
I enjoyed the video as usual Courtney. Interesting location's. I think that there is a a lot of potential at the waterfall and in the woodland at different month's of the year. Great image's as usual and it was nice to see you print them. What light source do you use for the mushrooms? Look forward to the next one.
Sounds interesting! A few people have spotted faces in the trunk of that oak tree, so I will have to go back for a closer look. I love how we all see different things like this :)
Thank you. It was a nice journey through your workflow. At the 11:00 minute mark you have that oak tree. I noticed on a certain angle the trunk had somewhat of a gnarly face. I was really drawn to that. Check it out and I hope you see what I saw. Could be interesting.
Love photographing waterfalls. For some reason mushrooms have started sprouting up in my backyard where a tree was taken down. The first thing I thought about was photographing them. Now what would Courtney Victoria do? 😉
For the mushroom shot, I was wondering if perhaps you had increased the power of your light and bounced it off the silver reflector which would have softened the light. As for a second light, you might consider the Godox TT350 and their first radio transmitter (cheaper than the current ones). This flash is wonderfully small and light, very little added weight to your bag. It also has the versatility of a stronger light source than your current LED continuous light. I have used flash during the day shooting in coastal BC (British Columbia) forests with an even thicker upper canopy of branches than in your forests. I am usually firing it at very low power levels and on manual of course.
Oooh that would have been a good idea to try! Funnily enough I been taking a look at the Godox flash range recently, so your recommendation comes at the perfect time. Something small and light would be ideal. I'm hesitant to add more to my camera bag at the moment, there's too much in there already! Many thanks.
Absolutely, built the PC mid 2022 I believe. Specs: AMD Ryzen9 7900, Corsair Vengeance 64GB memory, GForce RTX 3060 Graphics Card, and for storage I have a Sabrent 1TB SSD and a Seagate 2TB HD in there :)
I'm curious to know your thoughts regarding "dressing the scene." For example, removing the stick overhanging the falls in the first setting you shot. Do you ever do it, is it appropriate, etc?
I think it is up to the photographer really. If you have a specific vision for how the image will turn out and removing things like that will help you get there, then there is nothing wrong with that. :) The stick overhanging the falls didn't really catch my eye too much or bother me in anyway and so I was happy for it to be there.
Hi am a new sub looks like a great channel. I have the Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM Macro Lens but I bought it for the Canon EF mount on an adapted R7. I use it with the Canon 1.4xIII and the 2xIII. I would have loved a D850 but I couldn't justify it as I'm planning a Z8 purchase with a F-ZII adapter. Got a Sigma 300-800mm F5.6 Nikon F variant. A bit heavy will get the fringer EF-NZII adapter for my other nice Canon lenses. Have you tried using an iphone15 pro max for maro.. I get such great macro pics. Just wanted to say good work and nice images.
Thank you! I have never tried an iphone 15 pro max for macro but I'd be intrigued to do so! I imagine you'll love using the Z8 when you purchase one, and if you can use your sigma 105mm with it then even better ha!
Is holding your little wireless mic instead of hiving it clipped on a new trend? I’ve been seeing more and more photog UA-camrs doing this. Should I too be using that rather dainty technique? Loved, LOVED your editing segment Ms. Courtney! Bravo! I’ve been wanting to see you edit something! 💜💜💜
Glad you enjoyed the editing segment :) Haha, I have noticed people love to hold their mics, it is certainly a trend! I tend to do it when I'm at a noisy location for better sound isolation. Not sure how well it works but those waterfalls can be noisy!
I was about to say it was nice to see you photographing something else besides mushrooms again but then, more mushrooms. 😅 That's ok though. It's only art if you're creating what you love. :)
@@CourtneyVictoria macro does look fun and it does open up a whole new world. I'm just not equipped for it and it's hard to get into the awkward positions sometimes required for the task. 😂
Never realised the amount of editing... understand some of it. Why remove that 1 leaf? was it because of too much contrast to the overall - or you felt it drew the eye to it? Nature is perfectly imperfect in many ways... so more intrigued by this one. Andy C
My eye was being drawn to it quite often, I couldn't decide if I wanted to keep it in or not to be honest ha. Had there been a couple more leaves with it I don't think I would have minded so much.
Ffrwd - Clement Freud (you are probably too young to know the name?) grech = Greck... well, thats how I would say it. Love that tree in the FoD, great find - it reminds me of a tree I found in the Wye a while back. Nice to see your edits, always interestingto see how photogrphers work an image. End results were excellent. Btw, hope you went and checked out the 2nd waterfall nearby? atb Alan
Thank you Alan! I knew I would butcher the name if I tried. I didn't get around to the second waterfall in the end, (my hayfever had me running away from all of those fields ha) but I plan to do so next time. The pathway was incredibly overgrown by the look of it.
Olá, Victoria, meu nome é Carlos, sou do Brasil, moro em São Paulo, você é uma artista fantástica, sua sensibilidade é fantástica, um dia gostaria de te conhecer, tenho muito a aprender contigo, parabéns.
I'm surprised to see you need to disable the down vote (not that I've ever used it on one of your vids), but it says to me you've been getting spammed. True? Always interesting and enjoyable.
I watched the MPB advertisement on this channel and traded in two of my cameras in good and excellent condition for a mirrorless camera in "like new" condition. However, the "like new" MPB camera arrived with a dirty sensor, a scratch on the protective shutter, and the cheapest charger instead of the original. The price of this camera was only a few hundred euros cheaper than a new one in the store, and they bought my cameras for a ridiculously low amount. Also it's not profitable at all to trade lenses with them, for example, they buy a Nikon 24-70/2.8 G for 250-300 euros, while their prices for used lenses can be HIGHER than new ones in the store! For instance, a second hand Nikon 24-70/2.8 Z MPB price 1.819 Euro BUT absolutely new in other stores with Nikon adv program price was 1700 +/-
Obviously it's not profitable. You have to pay VAT, their work if it's reconditioned, their profit and also the shipment. It's a market whit no sense and also the reseller are a finger in the "back" when you want to buy a second hand camera or lense at an auction. But at least they sponsor this beautiful lady😌
It's a little weird that you bring that up here in Courtney's video but ok. Personally, MPB has worked well for me. They gave me far more for my used lens than I expected and the items I have purchased from them are fine. I assume you have tried contacting them regarding your issues? Unless you have done that I don't think your public criticism is valid. Also, don't they have a 60 day guarantee on any purchase?
I didn't on location but I can certainly see it now! I will have to go back to take a closer look! I love how multiple people have seen faces in the trunk :)
14:30 THIS. Sometimes, my excitement in anticipation of the editing is so high that when I look at my recently captured photos I end up feeling so underwhelmed! It's quite often good to forget about the photos for a while then come back to it later with a fresh eye and mind, as you mention. Sometimes I do this mid-edit, when I'm tweaking away endlessly trying to fine-tune toward a satisfying end result, but then I just leave it for a while then return to it the next day or so and feel a bit more satisfaction while objectively dialing back on some "overcooked" edits.
I would appreciate seeing more editing videos. They are incredibly insightful.
Good to know! I will try and include it into my videos more often :) Thanks!
I agree 👍
Your videos are always 10/10 interesting calming and educational!
I LOVE MUSHROOMS
With onion and parsley...
I love mushrooms too haha!
Welsh person providing phonetic assistance, best they can..
' frood-grrrairch' But the ch is prononounced the same as in the Scottish word 'loch' .
Some other Welsh person/pedant (!) will probably come along and advise different, but no matter, it's just a name, the place, and celebrating the place is infinitely more important.
Love your content and your images. Keep on dancing.
Many thanks! I knew I would butcher the name had I tried to say it ha, but this is very helpful :)
Another excellent video Courtney! You demonstrate perfectly the virtues of patience when composing a shot to get the image you’re going for, including the decision to not take the photo if it’s just not meeting your requirements. That really resonates with this amateur. Also enjoyed the post editing bit, equally educational. Thanks again, looking forward to your next episode. 👍😀
Thank you so much for watching! You certainly need patience for photography and I find the anticipation of returning to a location or capturing an image exciting! :)
Thank you for showing the editing part as well. It's as important as shooting in the creative process. Few creators do it. They either show the final image or an endless tutorial. This is just complete and well balanced.
Cortney I always enjoy your videos because you think out loud and give us insight into what you are doing and why. You hit it out of the park with this video giving us insight into your entire process. Thanks for taking us along! At 11:41 is there a face on the tree looking over your shoulder?
Oh my goodness yes, I think I can see it! Not something I spotted on location but now I want to go back to take another look ha! Great find!
Very interesting, I love that you printed it at the end.
I always enjoy watching your process and seeing the joy you get from photography and nature. It was interesting here to get an idea just how you approach the editing process as well. It is obvious that you take every aspect of creating your art very seriously. Thank you!
Fantastic video! as a fellow photographer I love watching other photographers workflows, and much enjoy seeing how others approach editing!
Very interesting to see the thought process behind your editing, and to see how you use very subtle corrections to bring out your vision. I enjoyed this video very much much.
So nice to see how you work. The editing part is different form how I work and that made it very inspiring - always nice to pick up new ways to do things :-) thanks for you videos they are always a treat to watch!
Great video Courtney - much to learn for many of us amateurs here! 😄📷
I really appreciate seeing your editing process. Thanks for the video.
This was really informative. I was particularly struck by your 'pre-burning' technique - darkening and desaturating etc. and then painting back in. I've just switched over to using Lightroom Mobile for my [far less sophisticated] editing approach and so this graphic pen based approach is very useful to me.
Having recently got back into photography quite late in life, you really are an inspiration and I learn such a lot from you. I watch your videos regularly (you're my wife's favourite - especially the dancing!!) and your recommendation for MPB I'm pleased to say , lived up to your description when I used them recently. Carry on enjoying your work as it really does shine through. Today's video was even more special - thank you.
Thank you so much! That's great to hear you're back into photography, I hope you're thoroughly enjoying it :) Good to hear you had a wonderful experience with MPB too.
This was really good and informative - great to hear your thinking through the entire process through to editing.
Wow what an amazing channel. So impressed with the quality and the story. Definitely subbing
Welcome to the channel! :) Thank you for hanging around to take a look too, greatly appreciated.
Beautiful and well presented vlog. Love the Oak trees, real character in there trunks. Even a face or two. Many thanks for sharing Courtney Victoria.
Don't forget the nice adjustable flash on your d750. Thanks for your great video!😊
one tip, at 4:41 one other filter you could use, is a ND, a big one, 2 or 3 stops, this gives a long shutter speed (1/2/3 seconds) which would blur the water, and create a nice landscape shot.
Thanks for sharing your editing techniques too. Great fungus shot.
Excellent video! Thanks for taking me along!
Fun video. Love seeing the evolution of your process and the music was wonderful.
The D850 is one of the best cameras for me, and someday I will buy one (even though I already work with a mirrorless system). And your videos are great, keep it up. Wonderful pictures, beautiful video.
16:37 that tattoo❤ i knew it, you had to be a potterhead😊🧙
Yes, of course! I lived and breathed it as a kid and never seemed to grow out of it ha.
@@CourtneyVictoria haha same. Today i played wizards chess on my collectors board🤣
Let me guess, you're a hufflepuffie?
@@jasmijnariel I think I've got a mix of Gryffindor and Hufflepuff, who knows which one I would end up in! What about you?
@@CourtneyVictoria im a pure gryffie 🤣
@@CourtneyVictoria I had to look up the tattoo you had on your right wrist, but what is the meaning of the one on your left? Love Harry Potter too!!
Thank you for making this video. It was not only entertaining it was educational. I've learned a lot about Lightroom over the last year, but it seems like I'm always learning more about the program. You've taught us well Master Yoda (Courtney).
Hey! Courtney, great video. Love the processing section of this and the explanations and insights you always give on how your thought process worked.
Thanks Courtney for sharing an interesting video with a beautiful location... amazing trees and beautiful green flora... cheers from Australia 🦘🦘😊
lovely video I like your work you make it look easy and fun thank you so much
I really enjoy your videos, thank you
Quite the stark contrast to taking the camera with you when out with others that only grab quick phone snaps and have no patience for photography processes. Might have to get out more on my own. Thanks for your wonderful videos!
You can definitely feel that pressure to take an image quickly so you don't feel as though you're holding people up. I love being out by myself but it's also nice when you find other like-minded people who are willing to spend an hour staring at a tree with you ha. Thanks!
Many thanks Courtney for taking the time making this video. Great video
Thank you for taking the time to watch it! :)
Great and inspiring video - love how you talk your way through your process sharing your insights. I learned a lot and got much to think through and process 👍 Thank you 🤗
Inspirational as always. Thank you ma'am.
Thanks for sharing not only the procedure of how you look at your picture taking but the process of editing as well. Always wandered how you did that. So now I'm leanig. Thanks again Courtney.
Revealing my secrets bit by bit ha! Thank you!
You are my new discovery on YT. What great person, what a great content 📷
Thank you! And welcome to the channel too :)
another great video and nice nacro work cant wait for more
Great vid as always. I was at the same waterfall this week for the first time & took a very similar shot. There is another waterfall just upstream on the other side of the bridge which is just as stunning.
I didn't make it to the other waterfall this time around but I'll definitely take a look next time. It's a lovely, quiet spot though! Great minds think alike too :) I'm keen to see the falls with more water flowing later in the year. Many thanks!
Great video Courtney always enjoy your work 👍 😊
I enjoyed the video as usual Courtney.
Interesting location's.
I think that there is a a lot of potential at the waterfall and in the woodland at different month's of the year.
Great image's as usual and it was nice to see you print them.
What light source do you use for the mushrooms?
Look forward to the next one.
Loved it! Merci!
I believe you will be a big UA-camr one day. Your photography style and composition is very good. Go ahead like this. Good luck.👍
Thanks! :)
I love this channel!
I love that you love this channel!
You are very talented! Like your work very much!
This is very kind, thank you!
Hi good vid your macro is brilliant, wish I good perfect macro a bit better! Learning slowly!!🙈 like watching your vids need one every week!🌝
It is a slow journey with lots of patience and practise :) I will try and upload more haha! Maybe one day I will upload weekly...
@3:57 battery status icon’s giving me the willies…now I have to watch the rest of this to see if you make it…😊
Her not using a timer on the shots gives me the willies haha
Haha!! My spare battery in my bag saved me there :)
Thanks for the awesome content :D
Very interesting!
Nice work! ❤
10:49. The oak has a kind of face on the trunk. Here in America, Georgia. We have " live" oaks that grow about what you have.
Sounds interesting! A few people have spotted faces in the trunk of that oak tree, so I will have to go back for a closer look. I love how we all see different things like this :)
Thank you. It was a nice journey through your workflow. At the 11:00 minute mark you have that oak tree. I noticed on a certain angle the trunk had somewhat of a gnarly face. I was really drawn to that. Check it out and I hope you see what I saw. Could be interesting.
I can certainly see something face-like! I will have to go back to take a closer look :) Thanks!
Love photographing waterfalls. For some reason mushrooms have started sprouting up in my backyard where a tree was taken down. The first thing I thought about was photographing them. Now what would Courtney Victoria do? 😉
Photograph them of course!!! :D And then do a little shroom dance to encourage them to grow more ha.
For the mushroom shot, I was wondering if perhaps you had increased the power of your light and bounced it off the silver reflector which would have softened the light. As for a second light, you might consider the Godox TT350 and their first radio transmitter (cheaper than the current ones). This flash is wonderfully small and light, very little added weight to your bag. It also has the versatility of a stronger light source than your current LED continuous light. I have used flash during the day shooting in coastal BC (British Columbia) forests with an even thicker upper canopy of branches than in your forests. I am usually firing it at very low power levels and on manual of course.
Oooh that would have been a good idea to try! Funnily enough I been taking a look at the Godox flash range recently, so your recommendation comes at the perfect time. Something small and light would be ideal. I'm hesitant to add more to my camera bag at the moment, there's too much in there already! Many thanks.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching :)
Great video, loved it especially the waterfalls. I'm curious what the specification of your computer is?
Absolutely, built the PC mid 2022 I believe. Specs: AMD Ryzen9 7900, Corsair Vengeance 64GB memory, GForce RTX 3060 Graphics Card, and for storage I have a Sabrent 1TB SSD and a Seagate 2TB HD in there :)
This water fall spot must be a " riot " during the spring melt.
It will be interesting to return to it in different seasons for sure!
I am so glad you got rid of that yellow leaf Courtney. Or were you just teasing us by leaving it in until the end? Great video as always.
Haha! I couldn't decide if it was bothering me or not, turns out it was. Keeping you on your toes! :)
i've been missing your videos
Brava
Would love to see a tutorial (slowed down) on the photoshop processing on that last image. I don't know how to use PS like that.
Will definitely do this some time! :)
I'm curious to know your thoughts regarding "dressing the scene." For example, removing the stick overhanging the falls in the first setting you shot. Do you ever do it, is it appropriate, etc?
I think it is up to the photographer really. If you have a specific vision for how the image will turn out and removing things like that will help you get there, then there is nothing wrong with that. :) The stick overhanging the falls didn't really catch my eye too much or bother me in anyway and so I was happy for it to be there.
Hi am a new sub looks like a great channel. I have the Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM Macro Lens but I bought it for the Canon EF mount on an adapted R7. I use it with the Canon 1.4xIII and the 2xIII. I would have loved a D850 but I couldn't justify it as I'm planning a Z8 purchase with a F-ZII adapter. Got a Sigma 300-800mm F5.6 Nikon F variant. A bit heavy will get the fringer EF-NZII adapter for my other nice Canon lenses. Have you tried using an iphone15 pro max for maro.. I get such great macro pics. Just wanted to say good work and nice images.
Thank you! I have never tried an iphone 15 pro max for macro but I'd be intrigued to do so! I imagine you'll love using the Z8 when you purchase one, and if you can use your sigma 105mm with it then even better ha!
Is holding your little wireless mic instead of hiving it clipped on a new trend? I’ve been seeing more and more photog UA-camrs doing this. Should I too be using that rather dainty technique? Loved, LOVED your editing segment Ms. Courtney! Bravo! I’ve been wanting to see you edit something! 💜💜💜
Glad you enjoyed the editing segment :) Haha, I have noticed people love to hold their mics, it is certainly a trend! I tend to do it when I'm at a noisy location for better sound isolation. Not sure how well it works but those waterfalls can be noisy!
@@CourtneyVictoria Indeed they can be! Thanks for your reply! 💜
I was about to say it was nice to see you photographing something else besides mushrooms again but then, more mushrooms. 😅 That's ok though. It's only art if you're creating what you love. :)
Haha! I'd apologise for the mushroom obsession....but I have far too much fun with it :D
@@CourtneyVictoria macro does look fun and it does open up a whole new world. I'm just not equipped for it and it's hard to get into the awkward positions sometimes required for the task. 😂
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when are you going to visit chanonry point or Fort George to see our bottlenose dolphins.?
Never realised the amount of editing... understand some of it. Why remove that 1 leaf? was it because of too much contrast to the overall - or you felt it drew the eye to it? Nature is perfectly imperfect in many ways... so more intrigued by this one. Andy C
My eye was being drawn to it quite often, I couldn't decide if I wanted to keep it in or not to be honest ha. Had there been a couple more leaves with it I don't think I would have minded so much.
@@CourtneyVictoria Cool - cheers. Keep exploring as you do - love this world of photography vlogging.. lets me escape when i cannot get out there :P
10:26 that is a very big Ent
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Ffrwd - Clement Freud (you are probably too young to know the name?) grech = Greck... well, thats how I would say it. Love that tree in the FoD, great find - it reminds me of a tree I found in the Wye a while back. Nice to see your edits, always interestingto see how photogrphers work an image. End results were excellent. Btw, hope you went and checked out the 2nd waterfall nearby? atb Alan
Thank you Alan! I knew I would butcher the name if I tried. I didn't get around to the second waterfall in the end, (my hayfever had me running away from all of those fields ha) but I plan to do so next time. The pathway was incredibly overgrown by the look of it.
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Hello Courtney. Can I Ask What Epson Printer You Are Using ? Many Thanks In Advance.
I miss your content. You really seem to be a sweet person.
Question ,is the 850 ur go to camera now...or do u still use the d750/7500?
Olá, Victoria, meu nome é Carlos, sou do Brasil, moro em São Paulo, você é uma artista fantástica, sua sensibilidade é fantástica, um dia gostaria de te conhecer, tenho muito a aprender contigo, parabéns.
Hi, what printer model are you using?
Hello! I am using an Epson Surecolour Sc-P700 printer :)
Hmmm... why not paint out this window top right with leaves??
I could do! I'd love to go back and see if I can compose a different shot where you don't see that window at all as it could be a little distracting.
14:48 i do the same. Thats the best to do.... ❤
i would of moved the light around and stacked the images.
I fall into the trap of rushing home to edit photos . I am trying to be more patient with my editing, as you say take a break look afresh.
Do you ever get lost in the forest?
I'm surprised to see you need to disable the down vote (not that I've ever used it on one of your vids), but it says to me you've been getting spammed. True?
Always interesting and enjoyable.
Ah, I hadn't noticed I had disabled it ha! And thank you for not using it too :D
Be mindful of the effect of magenta on the wall.
I watched the MPB advertisement on this channel and traded in two of my cameras in good and excellent condition for a mirrorless camera in "like new" condition. However, the "like new" MPB camera arrived with a dirty sensor, a scratch on the protective shutter, and the cheapest charger instead of the original. The price of this camera was only a few hundred euros cheaper than a new one in the store, and they bought my cameras for a ridiculously low amount. Also it's not profitable at all to trade lenses with them, for example, they buy a Nikon 24-70/2.8 G for 250-300 euros, while their prices for used lenses can be HIGHER than new ones in the store! For instance, a second hand Nikon 24-70/2.8 Z MPB price 1.819 Euro BUT absolutely new in other stores with Nikon adv program price was 1700 +/-
Obviously it's not profitable. You have to pay VAT, their work if it's reconditioned, their profit and also the shipment. It's a market whit no sense and also the reseller are a finger in the "back" when you want to buy a second hand camera or lense at an auction. But at least they sponsor this beautiful lady😌
It's a little weird that you bring that up here in Courtney's video but ok. Personally, MPB has worked well for me. They gave me far more for my used lens than I expected and the items I have purchased from them are fine. I assume you have tried contacting them regarding your issues? Unless you have done that I don't think your public criticism is valid. Also, don't they have a 60 day guarantee on any purchase?
10:56 Did you notice the grumpy "face" on the trunk?
I didn't on location but I can certainly see it now! I will have to go back to take a closer look! I love how multiple people have seen faces in the trunk :)
think you say it phonetically, freedrick like some of the other German and Austrian names.
:)
Your not wonky your smashing
Do you know how to swim
I do, yes!
British accent ?
I love how you disabled dislikes, knowing full well nobody needed to use that button
That waterfall name, are the vowel keys broken on your keyboard??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣