Hi Drew, There must be many more lesser know locations to explore that are worth a photography visit. Cannot wait to go back there in Autumn. AI yes, tried it, and filed it under Novelties. Thank you for watching.
Hi Craig regarding the images from inside the cave I prefer the one with just the one entrance hole, I agree about the distracting triangle of sky. Another thing I would say if I put my camera club head on would be to include a person walking on the path (with or without a dog) or a cyclist. I think it would add some extra interest plus some scale. I also agree with the concerns about AI I never add a sky, if the sky isn't good I'll just return when it is. When people add other objects into an image that is digital art and not proper photography. I loved your line 'loads of Lone Tree's' 😁 I say the same myself when posting on SM, saying what is better than 1x Lone Tree? 2 Lone Trees😂
Hi Paul, I like the idea of adding someone into the scene to give it scale. The entrance hole shot makes the scene outside much more relevant, being bigger in the frame, and scope to make it even more dominant. I will have try and capture someone in the scene when I go back in autumn, and position the camera to frame the triangle of sky out of the shot. You might want to miss the next video a small part of it involves a sky replacement. 😁 Thank you for watching.
Hi Steve, I did bracket and HDR merged the images in Lightroom. I then used the brush to do a final adjustment of the the light inside the cave. I am doing a short Lightroom editing video next. I will include one of the cave shots and show that edit. Thank you for watching.
The cave shots and the last tree pics were nice.
Hi Dennis, Thank you, and thank you for watching.
Lovely vlog and shots Craig. Not been there,looks very nice. AI is not for me,glad you removed the castle😂
Hi Drew, There must be many more lesser know locations to explore that are worth a photography visit. Cannot wait to go back there in Autumn. AI yes, tried it, and filed it under Novelties. Thank you for watching.
Hi Craig regarding the images from inside the cave I prefer the one with just the one entrance hole, I agree about the distracting triangle of sky. Another thing I would say if I put my camera club head on would be to include a person walking on the path (with or without a dog) or a cyclist. I think it would add some extra interest plus some scale. I also agree with the concerns about AI I never add a sky, if the sky isn't good I'll just return when it is. When people add other objects into an image that is digital art and not proper photography. I loved your line 'loads of Lone Tree's' 😁 I say the same myself when posting on SM, saying what is better than 1x Lone Tree? 2 Lone Trees😂
Hi Paul, I like the idea of adding someone into the scene to give it scale. The entrance hole shot makes the scene outside much more relevant, being bigger in the frame, and scope to make it even more dominant. I will have try and capture someone in the scene when I go back in autumn, and position the camera to frame the triangle of sky out of the shot. You might want to miss the next video a small part of it involves a sky replacement. 😁 Thank you for watching.
@@craig.yates_photography4907 😁 I'll let you off with the sky replacement. Each to their own 😊
How did you, or did you edit an exposure blend on the cave photos? You mentioned bracketing, but not how you blended the exposures in post.
Hi Steve, I did bracket and HDR merged the images in Lightroom. I then used the brush to do a final adjustment of the the light inside the cave. I am doing a short Lightroom editing video next. I will include one of the cave shots and show that edit. Thank you for watching.