The Art of Observation in Photography
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Join Kim as she reflects on her photographic practice over the winter months and speaks about how you can use the art of observation to improve your photography.
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I've been away for a while so nice to come back and catch up on some of your meditative videos - time to observe and reflect is so important. Also, lovely to meet you in person at the photo show in Birmingham last month.
Just found your channel (not sure how I’ve missed it for so long). I’m 75 years old and a photographer since 1972. I’ve always been interested in the connection between photography and emotional well-being. Your style and presentation is perfect for that connection. I’ve subscribed and look forward to future episodes as well as going back and enjoying all the previous ones. Keep up the good work.
You are SO in your element in nature, in this video, Kim… you exude joy.
Your videos are so relaxing, and your voice too..........very enjoyable photographic vids
Thank you Jon
Great video, your photo's and words are amazing, thank you for this and all the video's you post.
Stay well, stay safe, and have a blessed March.
Nice vlog Kim. Love the images of the oak leaves. There are some beautiful oaks around in that location. Made my laugh thou because there's no way I could take images like that because of the swans there as soon as they see me come over and say hello. The female flew right across the water from the other side yesterday and landed right in front of me. Priceless xx
Brava!!! Bellissime parole e concetti che condivido totalmente!!! ❤❤❤
A very beautiful and soothing video, Kim. Thanks a ton for making and sharing it.
You are so right in this, observation is the core quality required for good photography. I was lucky enough to be an inquisitive child, encouraged by my parents to look at things in nature. A series of booklets called 'I-spy' helped with this, whether it was railways, birds or down on the farm they all made me look around. This was followed by 'Observers Books' many of which are still on my shelf. They stimulated an interest in flowers, geology and clouds! I draw on all of these in my photography today. Thanks for the video.
Aww - I love seeing the robin come and visit you in the hide. The leaves on the water images were stunning. I felt their gift of simplicity. Thanks for sharing Kim. It did make me want to get out into the bush and just be . . . . .Soon! Soon . . . . .
It sure is sad, not having your regular video's.😒
There will be a new one next week
I think you would really enjoy the books by Freeman Patterson. Photography and the Art of Seeing and Photography of Natural Things. They are older books but he really delves in depth into the subject of observation in photography.
Good video！Observation is one of skills of photography art. 👍👍😊😊
Nature is really beautiful. I'm in it everyday here in Australia & I sure would love the winter snow to photograph over your way.
We really are blessed & yes, feel & listen to nature is being one with it.❤❤
What a great vedio!! Yes, i truly enjoy the therapy of being outside with a camera. Over the past months learning to "see" what the world "misses" thanks so much for the tips and my therapy. Keep shooting!! The best photo's are the ones your most proud of!!
Excelent vídeo my friend, I love your work ❤
Good to see, Kim - we've only had a few frosty mornings in Shropshire this year!
Happy New Year! Thanks!😊
Excellent video Kim 🤝
Spring is on the way!
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Kim, the area you live in is very scenic and inspiring. I wonder if you have a room for rent 😅? Your words are very encouraging and make me want to go out with my camera. Another awesome video!!! 😊
Haha! Enjoy going out with your camera Mike
I enjoyed this video! I loved the leaves and especially the snow flake on the metal fence post!! You are a great photographer!
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it
Another bird that seems to have little fear of humans is the Chickadee. They have been known to eat out of tour hand.
So beautiful!
Beautiful setting beautiful words thank you Kim and your Robin friend is adorable.
That little Robin is an absolute treasure! Bless him! I've had many experiences myself with robins. You feel like you could just reach out and touch them don't you? 😊😊
You certainly do Ash! They're very special birds