Telephoto Zoom Lens Moody Landscape Photography

I LOVE moody days with changeable weather. Rain, showers, big clouds, sun, dappled light and wind all helps create interest in your landscape photos. In this video, I give my telephoto zoom lenses a swing in five different locations and capture one of my favourite photos of the year!

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0:00 - Location 1, a shower came by
3:45 - Location 2, new windows wallpaper?
6:39 - Location 3, another super aesthetic field photo
7:47 - Location 4, a moody row of trees
10:45 - Location 5, incoming sunset shower!

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[clarasdk]

Love the “Windows XP wallpaper” shot. It’s so nice to see what you can do with a typical Danish scenery. Very inspiring, thank you!

[hamsterneckliving]

I love in this first shot of this series (here 9:18) that the trees disappear to the left. Great camera position for that.

[karinwest]

It shows again the importance of creativity and imagination for great photography and not only epic landscapes. Unfortunately, I do not have that gift but your video inspires to at least try to think outside the box. Thanks, Mads!

[ianbarnes]

That photo at 7:34 is a great example of your ability to 'make' a photo which many people wouldn't see, rather than just 'take' a photo like most YouTubers do. Puts you in a different class, in my opinion

[calmdown]

Thank you for talking us through your shot. It must seem boring to you to have top explain it every time but i really really appreciate it being new at photography.

[michaelj.]

Lighthouse shots: preference depends on use. PC Wallpaper vs. Eye catcher.
And: vertical but 4:3 😉

[aaohknsn]

Just a suggestion for a video topic: I would be interested in how to approach skies in landscape photography (have them look dramatic, while still looking realistic). Certainly when you have to shoot outside the desirable sunrise/sunset times. Anywho, just a thought. Have a great day!

[randyschwager]

You could photograph cow manure and it would look great! Thanks for taking me along’

[huulongphotography]

Telephoto lens takes beautiful landscape photos

[Joakimcomicscenter]

As a Swede, I have all understandning the for this type of summer-weather or "pre-winter" as some would call it!

[paulwillmott]

Your pictures look simple but are stunning mad's your country looks so much like the uk keep up with the great pic's.

[mariamullin]

Love the first field shot with the lines and perfect sky

[j-riz]

Mads just don’t miss. You sir are incredible with that Sony Alpha 🙌🏽

[stevechilvers]

Another great video Mads. I to love the "Windows XP" shot! & the last shot of the "huge" rain shower over the island. Keep up the good work Mads.
Always look forward to your videos.

[jpadicecoffee]

at 6:00 I thought this was fake, computer-made, not something on earth. Well done Mr Mads.. I need to go out with my camera; be amazed by a plain scenery.... New camera, the A7r6 or A2?

[Martingj]

I agree with you regarding the lighthouse photos. I’m often struggling with focusing. Could you elaborate where your focus point was and which aperture you used? It would help me a lot.

[lphilpot]

The vertical version does it for me. Nice shapes and echoed lines.

[carolyncollins]

THat was brilliant, especially the tractor lines as I found some very similar scenes recently where I was staying. I got some crossed lines too. I always look forward to your videos, Mads.

[billingalls]

A grand day (or several) out in the wheat (?) fields with great sky!

[rossimusicinc]

Your photos are absolutely EPIC. I love what you do and always look forward to your videos. Info is great to.