Improve Your Landscape Photography – Composition & Colour Theory

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THOUGHT PROCESS – Episode #1
In this episode I visited Dungeness Beach in south-east England, and explain my thought process relating to compositional balance, visual hierarchy, and colour theory.

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[thorstenbabetzki]

Great advice, thought provoking and taking at least 2 steps back. Quality, not quantity. I can only compare it to switching from P-mode to manual. Most inspiring video I’ve seen for months. Thanks for the insight, looking forward to the next episodes.

[DarrellOakdenPhotography]

HI Simon. Interesting to hear your thoughts. Thanks for your comments on my channel, I've linked to you in next week's video. 😀

[SimonBurnCreative]

Welcome to a new series about the thinking behind an image. The WHY and WHAT are crucial for improvement, but sadly we spend too much time on the HOW 🙂

[oswald]

Amazing video. Hope to see more. Love your view and process.

[thevalleywalker]

I came back to this yesterday because I remembered you discussing the colour wheel and complimentary colours . I struggle with colour grading & understanding what works within and image. I can see that I had not commented back so just checking in to say a neat little presentation Si and well put together. Hope you are well my friend & things are going well for you out there. atb Al

[DGriffGallery]

Superb - going to share the hell out of this because I know lots of people who can get great value out of a just 7 and a half minutes packed with value! 😊👍

[StoryDrivenFilmmaking]

Great video and image, I learned a lot about photography from this one. "Perfectly balanced, as all things should be."

[JamieOverland]

Always an engaging watch, your videos. Hope you're keeping safe, well and busy!

[howardgrillphotography]

What a cool place. Great advice. Understanding why you took the photo is a good guide to how to process it. Really glad to have found your channel.

[justindiesel]

Very talented Simon burn keep the good work

[Images-by-Ramona]

Really valuable advice here! Thanks!!!!

[SandraJsAdventuresOutdoors]

Just came across your channel and subscribed, enjoyed the content, thank you :)

[nancynguyengmail.]

thanks friends for you share this video so nice 🔔

[davidsmeeton]

Thank you - I have taken a similar shot(s) at Dungeness - your thought and processes will help me understand more of what is achievable from there.
Love your vids keep up the great work and look forward to the next video and more inspiration

[strote]

Nice! Can’t wait to travel again. U.K. and Dungeness now on the list.