5 Daft Photography Mistakes I used to make (but don't anymore)

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[jonstout]

"Chucking foreground" - I like that description.

[sharonlee]

That first photo for me looks like 2 dancers. The one on my right is bowing to take the others hand to start the dance. Just love it 😁

[jacquelineshaw]

I am pleased that you said that too saturated photos are not the best. I look at others and many nowadays appear to do just that. I agree with yourself and it does not look natural. I was beginning to think my own work would not be appropriate (if that is the best word 🤔) in comparison to these mentioned type of images.

[lyndapassey]

Really informative video. Thanks Henry. Never known anyone so happy about getting soaked! You’re always a tonic and images are great as usual.

[MichaelJones-fvrp]

Some excellent tips on taking your landscape photography. I think it helps in the general aspect of how to take your own images.

[DigitalImageStudio]

Great advice re ISO, too many landscape photographers have an unhealthy obsession with base ISO leading to self imposed lost opportunities ;)

[jefnatuurfilmer]

Just do it! Let Your Dreams be Dreams!

[malcrickman]

Lovely video. The commentary on using higher ISOs so spot on. I only just got my first camera a few weeks ago and have watched many videos. All say the same thing, low ISO; so this was refreshing, and correct as my photos today came out really well using higher ISOs. So, thank you, my confidence is growing.

[gapcreekonline]

Brilliant photography and advice as always 🌸

[davidmuirphotography]

Hit the nail on the head Sir! I spoke about saturation in my most recent video for exactly the same reasons!

Keep up the good work my friend!

[timrosenburgh]

I agree with all the points you mentioned.
I don't spend a lot of time on processing my image's as you can get over critical with them.
I agree, why is everyone obsessed with foreground subject, ok sometimes it is necessary but not all the time.
You still managed to capture some really nice image's.

[metalmick]

How wonderfully relevant this is to me. I think I lack a degree of understanding of negative space and using it effectively in my photography. But I think I'm getting there. The biggest though is a lack of patience, for sure. And that's something I think I really suffer from: I hurry too much when in a location, and strongly believe I miss a great deal because I'm too keen to get *an* image rather than finding the *best* compositions that are there. Old people: always rushing around, never taking their time...😁😉

[nolawernicke]

Thank you for a great video Henry, things to think about. Hello from Australia.

[ashstubbings]

Claggy! Now THAT'S a saying that can have very different meanings depending on which part of the country you happen to reside! Claggy, where I'm from, on the Notts/Derbyshire border has absolutely nothing to do with the weather! It means sticky, or chewy (as in, get's in yer mouth a bit!) A sticky Toffee for example, might be described as 'Claggy'. 😁😁

[petersola]

Great video. I also struggle with patience. For me it means giving up and moving to something else. Just bought your ebooks.

[goldenretriever]

Just found your channel. Just bought a Nikon D7200 and taking up hobby photography. So much to learn but your videos are helpful! Thank you! Subscribed!

[cgriggsiv]

Just three weeks ago nearly a month
I bought the Nikon d3100 with two lenses 18 to 55 and the other one was 55 to 300 kit lens then I had to wait about 4 days for the camera bag to come in not to mention another day after that for the tripod and cleaning kit and the L-bracket so I can put it in one big old box so I can ship it to my nephew because at his school he was starting to learn photography with the Nikon d3100 so in all that cost me roughly around $550 u.s.

The camera actually came from the two YouTubers who do camera reviews and this was practically 100% brand new it only had 2939 shutter count the hardest part for me was to figure out change the language from North Korean to American it was about 3 hours of hell after that it took me thirty seconds to have fun before I shipped it when my nephew got it he was smiling from ear-to-ear

[cS-yrel]

Hey, Thanks for using Nikon, I met Joel Grimes pro photographer, I use d7500 and he seems to be a cannon guy, Thanks for all your video work. Always enjoy your accent. Los Angeles based here .

[brucedelorme]

Great stuff. Always enjoy your VLOGS. I took your advice and recently spent 8 days in Keswick hiking and photography. What a Gem Keswick and the area is. Thanks for the advice. Keep on the great job.

[WainwrightWalksWiaLocalLad]

I was up on Whitbarrow last Friday, a lovely clear day. It's a cracking walk for half a day or an evening 👌.... with some superb photo ops!
Great video Henry, cheers Alistair 👍