A Very Simple Photography Tip.

This week I talk through a very simple photography tip that has helped me get better photos, as I search for very early autumn colours.

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[JamesPopsysPhoto]

Thanks so much for the support with the book everyone! All of them are in stock currently still :)

[NakedInSeattle]

Being a post-processing fanatic, I really like how you show the shots before and after processing.

[julesgardet]

Love your content AF, it isn’t dry, boring, lecturing, neither pompous but an-assumingly educative. A whole shitload of knowledge and entertainment … Thanks man!

[SnowdoniaHiker]

Enjoy your hols, when you're away I'll be running around shaking all the trees.

[jordanwood]

Starting at the max zoom and working out could be such a good skill to learn how to frame a shot for new photographers like myself. Amazing video as always. Thank you very much

[kamil]

I love when you show what your camera actually see. Very helpfull

[cooper]

8:42 for future reference, best to tap potentially electric fences with the back of your hand. If it was electric, it would have caused your muscles to seize, and you would have actually ended up grabbing on to it

[johngomes]

Watching your videos makes me feel like i can take the shots with the same result yet i fail everytime. Following you made me find out my style and probably my mentor I THINK. 🤪 which is you.

[MrSheepmaster]

Love this channel, and love the Saturday inspiration every week. Some solid advice, brilliant humour and great photographs. Keep it up and enjoy the holiday.

[dalerobinson]

Small bit of advice when testing a suspected electric fence (13:50) use the back of your hand. Also, I ordered all three of your books after last weeks video, can't wait for them to arrive.

[christianmrkhansen]

Zooming out and not in is one of the best simple tips I have heard I think, thanks James 🙏

[laurelb]

The colours are certainly changing for you. Here in Melbourne Australia, we have just been released from a long lockdown and am so enjoying revisiting my favourite locations. Not too many spiders here either 😉

[jayysocool]

Dude, your consistency is underrated as hell.

[JohnPaul-ii]

Our spiders in Australia have been known to drag away small adults in the night.
Don’t forget the drop bears.
Stay safe James. 🇦🇺🤣

[cliffterpher]

Like you I live in the centre of Ireland and am surrounded by amazing landscapes. Hadn't really appreciated it until foreign travel got so tough!

[NoSnappy]

You're the most self aware photographer, your self commentary on yourself is literally award winning. Don't stop ever making these

[johnadams]

Photographing windy roads with the GM 135 works out real well

[Puppy_parade]

Thanks for the advice! I only shoot primes so I can’t zoom but you really made me think about starting from what I want to capture rather than what I don’t want to lose.

[deejohnson]

I love your photography AND your humor! 😉

[danielhenzphotography]

Blue 🔵 orange 🧡 perfect combination. Probably the best example of color theory.