How To Turn Photos From Good To GREAT (ft. @andyescapes )

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In this video, @andyescapes and I go through his photos and I provide feedback on all of them. In general, I think Andy is a good photographer for sure, but we go over many of the things that can take a good photograph and make it great.

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[aristidewang]

We want more of this kind of video! It really helps on correcting the mistakes that we common people don’t know

[jasonsanders]

Super helpful level of critique here. I don't see much on Youtube in the "intermediate" realm where the photos are GOOD, not total amateur work, but could be BETTER. Those slightly more advanced tips around intentionality, framing, timing, etc. are really great and Pat expresses them thoughtfully.

[vince]

I can not stress how helpful, interesting and impressive this kind of video was! Thank you so much, would love to see the format returning.

[Oleg_K.]

You are such a gentle and soft-spoken critic. There was more to learn than photography in this video.

[josephdelvin]

Pat you should make this a series with other photographers! The value this had was enormous!

[karimxbear]

Really like this format! Visualizing what you're referring to is a big winner, I see that helping me with my photography down the road.

[Nlav]

Cool video concept Pat. Some great shots by Andy here, he is definitely talented. It's kind of a shame that we've become somewhat forced to crop everything vertically for instagram. I felt at least a few of these landscape shots would have been better if they were shot or cropped horizontally, such as the northern lights shot. I also feel that shots with mountain ranges are usually better suited for horizontal, as it creates more of a "vast" feeling, such as the NZ hiking shot at 40:35.

[Beautybyjorge]

on first glance I thought his photos were perfect and beautiful especially the first I understand your critiques

[alejandroquinterosicre]

More videos like this one Pat please! Very useful. Congrats to both on your amazing work!

[johncaddick]

Super helpful style of video! and your opinions are bang on. Thanks pat!

[helen]

These videos are so underrated! one of the most useful videos on actually improving your photography other than just "tips and tricks"

[atraielt]

Learned quite a bit in 45 minutes from this video
The timing is perfect before my next trip to Tanzania and Kenya where I plan to take both landscapes and wild life photography

[davigtlahuel]

Very practical and useful insights as always! Cheers to Pat and Andy!

[_tommykuo]

Love hearing both opinions! Very valid thoughts from Pat and shows lots of understanding of time, positioning and lighting - not to mention attention to details. Well done on the videos and great photos too Andy!

[sayakdas]

Great video and useful insight on framing of photos ...do make more of these!

[stevenanthonywhiting]

So full of helpful stuff, amazingly generous of both of you. Thanks!

[ThePicManiac]

I'd love to see more of this! Great work❤

[susaschweder]

Loved this Video. Amazing what details you saw and your tipps what could have been better. I just discovered your channel a few days ago and I have the feeling that I already startet to look different at my photos

[DeeJownes]

That was the fastest 45 minute video I've ever watched I think. Great work gents!

[jksanbox]

I cannot thank you enough for these wonderful productive coaching!