THIS will IMPROVE your Photography!

This week me and my camera head out into the local hills in Wales to practice one of my favourite photography exercises for better photos. All you need is a camera, some imagination, some patience, and a horse. Thanks for watching :)

This video was sponsored by Skillshare.

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[TheGroovyGuitarDude]

14:24 That camera light is TOO COOL! 😱

[thomasgabriellini]

Just wanted to say your videos/photos have really inspired me over the years and have made me want to get way more into outdoor photography. Love your photos tons and you are genuinely my favorite photographer. Keep up the great work!

[lynnecliffe]

Your sense of humour and tongue in cheek approach in this video was fun to hear and watch. You made valid points while entertaining. Stay safe and sane.

[TheFuzzyskwerl]

Absolutely great seeing your thought process in getting different types and angles. Thanks for making this video!

[lastrebelmedia]

Mate, this is the most you've used a tripod in any video EVER 😂

[DanJacobs]

I'll definitely try this next time. Too often I'm going with the first shot I'm satisfied with or I too quickly give up on a subject that might become more interesting from a different angle 👍

[Rick-wugu]

"Process, not outcome"... a great philosophy! I enjoy giving myself different photo exercises as well, I find that it really helps engage my creativity and kick starts my imagination. Practice makes perfect, but be careful not to perfect bad habits. :) I love the camera lamps as well! Makes me wish I had kept my old 35mm camera bodies!

[casian]

I've only just found your channel this last week. I've been binge watching your videos for ever since. At the moment I editing some photos and listening to this video. Really appreciate your work. It's been really inspiring.

If you're ever looking for new places to photograph you should come to Romania. We have a lot of beautiful places.

[christianjager]

Thank you. So great to follow your thoughts while searching for compositions!! I'ld love to see more of that

[sampinto]

I’ve got to say, the GoPro looks beautiful and sounds pretty darn good for what it is! Enjoyable video as always. I’ve recently received my book I ordered, great add to the collection, love how you organize it.

[Happy_Snapper]

As always, very entertaining to watch. Cheers James

[bencane]

Great vid! Great way to overcome the “I can’t see anything worth shooting today.” mindset.

[tarynsanmartino]

I just like this trip location and your way of moving around and experimenting with this space. Second time watching! Thanks!

[samanthagarner]

This is such a good exercise. I definitely struggle with the "nothing fun to photograph" lately!

[lightonthelandscape]

Nice reminder to explore and area thoroughly instead of settling for the obvious shot. This is what drives my wife (who is quite patient most of the time) nuts. Definitely a process for when you are all alone and in the moment. Thanks for sharing.

[Noksus]

James, funny thing. I remember you making a video about switching away from full frame because of the size. I just got a Z 6II which is a full frame camera and it's smaller than my previous APS-C body. Most of the lenses are smaller too. It's incredible.

[philippafinlay]

Very good video. Very worthwhile. Good tips. Thanks.

[andyb_]

Welsh mountain ponies and snow. Awesome!

[kristijanfranjoivancic]

Man, your are FANTASTIC James! I enjoy your videos a lot!

[johnbuckingham]

If anybody had been wondering what a James Popsys RPG video game would look like, this video provides the answer. Also: The pony shots are sweet.