Excellent video! The best video on Woodland Photography. Other channels spend hours fumbling around, beating around the bush and never explain the subject. Sam you did a fantastic video about the subject.
Wow, thank you very much Sammy, I really appreciate that! By the way, if ‘beating around the bush’ was meant to be a pun, it’s a really good one! 😉👍 Thank you for watching, Sam.
Really enjoyed watching that, a really good way to explain woodland photography with some fantastic tips. Also there's some fantastic images in there 👍
Extremely useful video !!!! There is a lot to learn from it. The examples are very good. The illustrations are excellent. The locations are nice. Congratulations!!! Dr. Zoltán Dobány, Hungary.
What a great video! Beautiful images, great instructions, and the presentation is very clean and comfortable. Great inspiration! I can't wait to get out into the woods again!
Me neither Ryan, it has been a while now since I was able to head out there with the camera! There's a bit of light at the ned of the tunnel now I hope, so hopefully it won't be too long before we can get back out there again! Many thanks, Sam.
Thank you very much Perì! Hope you're keeping well down there in Italy and managing to get out and enjoy the birds! I've been watching a barn owl near to my house the last few mornings. Yet to get decent picture though (it's the wrong side of the trees!) Sam.
Great set of photos throughout the seasons. What's wonderful about woodland is the landscape changes across the seasons and with different light and time of day, there is always something new to discover.
Absolutely, I completely agree Russ! I have to admit, I struggle more with woodland photography than any other genre, but being surrounded by some stunning woods here in Oxfordshire I do just love getting out there and exploring them, and I love following how they change throughout the year. Sam.
Thank you very much Alan! Ah yes, no mountains, but I'm still looking forward to heading down that way once we're able to get out and about a bit more! Sam
Some beautiful images Ben. I just wish Torbay had a decent woodland. The one decent one we had was ruined 3 years ago with Ash Dieback. Now the centre section is bare of trees & been replaced with the ivy, bramble, buddleia & weeds. Devon mainly coniferous woodland, with the exception of Wistmans of course. Mist, fog frost snow no we have had none of that here during this lockdown & the police coming down hard if you go 3 miles out of town. I like many are struggling with mental health & wellbeing & not being allowed out of town with my camera is not helping. Working all week in PPE I want to get away from people not go to the outdoor spaces with hundreds of others walking their dogs. Rural Oxfordshire is very scenic in a different way to Devon. Stay safe Sam.
Thank you very much Nicky. It is so sad to hear you have lost your Ash due to the dieback, it is such a concern to think they may be going the same way as the elms. I was also really saddened and disappointed to hear of the damage that has been done to Wistmans recently. That is such a special, but fragile place and it needs looking after. I completely sympathise with your situation at the moment. I work as a research scientist at Oxford Uni, so I've been working throughout the pandemic. I'm extremely lucky to have some beautiful quiet woods within a couple of miles of my home that have provided a haven at the weekends. Since this latest lockdown though I've not been out to do landscape photography since the end of December (hence making this series of videos from old b-roll) and it's been a real struggle. There's a bit of light at the end of the tunnel now I hope, and I really can't wait to get back out there again! Keep safe Nicky, and I hope things will get easier soon. Sam.
Another great episode to your coverage of genres in the landscape Sam. From the opening footage to a fabulous selection of images to go with your ideas behind what to shoot in any given condition or seasons. Well done Mr Bose. atb Al
Alan, I'm absolutely positive I replied to this comment shortly after it was posted, and it's just reappeared in my 'not replied' list, I'm sorry! I distinctly remember it, as I was going to correct you on the fact that is in fact 'Dr' Bose! ;) I think there's something funny going on, I'm sure that has happened before as well. Thank you very much, I did really enjoy putting these videos together, I think I should do more of this kind of thing in future. ATB Sam.
I'm really enjoying your channel, Sam and Hannah, and have recently subscribed. Australia's evergreen forests and woodland don't necessarily present the photo opportunities that your deciduous woodlands offer, but there are certainly some universal hints that I've picked up from this particular video. Thanks, and best wishes.
Thank you very much Pete, I'm glad you're enjoying the channel! Yes, the forests in Australia are a bit different, but I'm sure some of the principals in photographing them are similar! Thank you for subscribing, Sam.
I just found your channel! I'm hooked, I've been watching your other videos through the night leading up to this one! I would love to see a tutorial on how you edit your photos!
Wow, thank you Thomas, I'm glad you've been enjoying them! Absolutely, an editing video is overdue as I've had a few requests for one. I can't get out much at the moment of course, so I think a post-processing video may have to be next on the list! Sam.
Great video. I love woodland photography. Find the link too my long term local forest project on my channel. Under the "Wat gebeurt in het bos" episodes....
Excellent video! The best video on Woodland Photography. Other channels spend hours fumbling around, beating around the bush and never explain the subject.
Sam you did a fantastic video about the subject.
Wow, thank you very much Sammy, I really appreciate that! By the way, if ‘beating around the bush’ was meant to be a pun, it’s a really good one! 😉👍 Thank you for watching, Sam.
Lovely video and overview of woodland photography. Great photos and footage shown throughout!
Thank you very much Rauri! Sam
Excellent!!! Great summary of woodland photography with wonderful suggestions for success. Thanks!
Thank you very much Gary, I'm glad you found it useful! Sam.
Excellent video with inspirational images and tips.
Thank you very much Wajid, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Sam.
Great Woodlands Photography Vlog, thanks for sharing
Thank you very much Tony! S.
Really enjoyed watching that, a really good way to explain woodland photography with some fantastic tips. Also there's some fantastic images in there 👍
Thank you very much Chris, I really appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed it! Sam.
Extremely useful video !!!!
There is a lot to learn from it.
The examples are very good. The illustrations are excellent.
The locations are nice.
Congratulations!!!
Dr. Zoltán Dobány, Hungary.
Thank you very much Zoltán, I'm really glad you found it useful! Sam.
Another lovely video in your recent series.
Thanks Rob! I might have to try and think of some more types of landscape to keep the series going! :) Sam.
Beautiful images and great video. Very inspiring.
Thank you very much Vince, glad you enjoyed it! Sam.
Excellent Video in every way!! LOVE your work and your approach to photography.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate that! S
Another fantastic video. Images are amazing
Thank you very much David! Sam.
Really enjoyed your latest videos on different landscape photography great job Sam
Thank you very much Trevor! I really appreciate that feedback, it makes it all worthwhile! Sam.
Beautiful narration Sam!
Thank you very much, glad you enjoyed the video! S
Fantastic images and very nice presentation
Thank you very much Rakesh! S
This series is wonderfully produced and narrated.
Thank you very much Jeff, I really appreciate that! I'm glad you've enjoyed them! Sam.
Outstanding video! My kinda photography.
Thank you very much! I find it a struggle sometimes, but it's definitely worth the perseverance! Sam.
Wonderful Stuff Sam, presented in your own calming manner a pleasure to watch and learn, regards, Colin.
Thank you very much Colin, I'm really glad you enjoyed it! Sam.
Super video, Sam. Thank you.
Thank you very much for watching Bob! Sam.
Well done, video was great 👍🏻
Thank you very much Aaron!
A good video on photography
Thank you very much Dave! S.
Inspiring video...great tips!!!
Thank you Walter, I'm glad you found it useful! S.
@@BosePhotography After 40 years in professional photography I still learn...
What a great video! Beautiful images, great instructions, and the presentation is very clean and comfortable. Great inspiration! I can't wait to get out into the woods again!
Me neither Ryan, it has been a while now since I was able to head out there with the camera! There's a bit of light at the ned of the tunnel now I hope, so hopefully it won't be too long before we can get back out there again! Many thanks, Sam.
Nice video, Like 74 and Greetings from Italy :)
Thank you very much Perì! Hope you're keeping well down there in Italy and managing to get out and enjoy the birds! I've been watching a barn owl near to my house the last few mornings. Yet to get decent picture though (it's the wrong side of the trees!) Sam.
GREAT VIDEO! Thank you.
Thank you very much Robert! Sam
Great video Sam. The woods are definitely busy and chaotic, but beautiful and great practice for honing the eye. What amazing atmosphere at 9:40!
Thank you very much Brian, yes that particular wood is just stunning in the right conditions! Sam.
Great set of photos throughout the seasons. What's wonderful about woodland is the landscape changes across the seasons and with different light and time of day, there is always something new to discover.
Absolutely, I completely agree Russ! I have to admit, I struggle more with woodland photography than any other genre, but being surrounded by some stunning woods here in Oxfordshire I do just love getting out there and exploring them, and I love following how they change throughout the year. Sam.
Another great video Sam. Wiltshire has the same lack of mountains and seascapes, but plenty of great woodland. Clear ideas and presentation as always.
Thank you very much Alan! Ah yes, no mountains, but I'm still looking forward to heading down that way once we're able to get out and about a bit more! Sam
Some beautiful images Ben. I just wish Torbay had a decent woodland. The one decent one we had was ruined 3 years ago with Ash Dieback. Now the centre section is bare of trees & been replaced with the ivy, bramble, buddleia & weeds. Devon mainly coniferous woodland, with the exception of Wistmans of course. Mist, fog frost snow no we have had none of that here during this lockdown & the police coming down hard if you go 3 miles out of town. I like many are struggling with mental health & wellbeing & not being allowed out of town with my camera is not helping. Working all week in PPE I want to get away from people not go to the outdoor spaces with hundreds of others walking their dogs. Rural Oxfordshire is very scenic in a different way to Devon. Stay safe Sam.
Thank you very much Nicky. It is so sad to hear you have lost your Ash due to the dieback, it is such a concern to think they may be going the same way as the elms. I was also really saddened and disappointed to hear of the damage that has been done to Wistmans recently. That is such a special, but fragile place and it needs looking after. I completely sympathise with your situation at the moment. I work as a research scientist at Oxford Uni, so I've been working throughout the pandemic. I'm extremely lucky to have some beautiful quiet woods within a couple of miles of my home that have provided a haven at the weekends. Since this latest lockdown though I've not been out to do landscape photography since the end of December (hence making this series of videos from old b-roll) and it's been a real struggle. There's a bit of light at the end of the tunnel now I hope, and I really can't wait to get back out there again! Keep safe Nicky, and I hope things will get easier soon. Sam.
Nice work Sam!! Thank you. Years ago I would have been aggravated at the early fog and or mist, now I run to it. Enjoy your Sunday.
Thanks Steve , me too! Thanks again for sharing the link, very much appreciated! Hope you're having a great weekend as well! Sam.
What a lovely and informative video Sam, lovely to watch from start to finish!
Thank you very much Damian, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Sam.
Thanks Sam lovely. Images and helpful hints as always
Thank you very much Steve!
love it! really helpful thks man
Thank you David, I hope you're keeping well! You must have some nice woods round your way :)
Ok..that one was brilliant. Your images were stunning.
Ah, thank you very much Peter! Really appreciate that! Sam
Another great episode to your coverage of genres in the landscape Sam. From the opening footage to a fabulous selection of images to go with your ideas behind what to shoot in any given condition or seasons. Well done Mr Bose. atb Al
Alan, I'm absolutely positive I replied to this comment shortly after it was posted, and it's just reappeared in my 'not replied' list, I'm sorry! I distinctly remember it, as I was going to correct you on the fact that is in fact 'Dr' Bose! ;) I think there's something funny going on, I'm sure that has happened before as well. Thank you very much, I did really enjoy putting these videos together, I think I should do more of this kind of thing in future. ATB Sam.
@@BosePhotography Sorry Dr Bose, I stand corrected :)
I'm really enjoying your channel, Sam and Hannah, and have recently subscribed. Australia's evergreen forests and woodland don't necessarily present the photo opportunities that your deciduous woodlands offer, but there are certainly some universal hints that I've picked up from this particular video. Thanks, and best wishes.
Thank you very much Pete, I'm glad you're enjoying the channel! Yes, the forests in Australia are a bit different, but I'm sure some of the principals in photographing them are similar! Thank you for subscribing, Sam.
Just found your channel. Very inspirational :)
Thank you very much Petter! Sam.
Very inspiring. Thnx
Thank you Paulus!
I just found your channel! I'm hooked, I've been watching your other videos through the night leading up to this one! I would love to see a tutorial on how you edit your photos!
Wow, thank you Thomas, I'm glad you've been enjoying them! Absolutely, an editing video is overdue as I've had a few requests for one. I can't get out much at the moment of course, so I think a post-processing video may have to be next on the list! Sam.
beautiful
Thank you Darren! S.
Thank you for filming in wide aspect ratio. I can zoom fill without cutting
You are very welcome!
Great video.
I love woodland photography.
Find the link too my long term local forest project on my channel. Under the "Wat gebeurt in het bos" episodes....
Thank you Kamil! Sam.