Been to NZ about 2 weeks ago and have to say that the Wanaka tree is the BIGGEST TOURIST TRAP in New Zealand. Naturally I was not expecting much as its just a tree on a lake - but whether its in the water or 4m away from the waters edge like we saw it doesnt matter. ITS A WASTE OF TIME..............................
I've always wanted to visit this spot ever since seeing photos of it in Trains Magazine as a kid. I'm a landscape photographer who also photographs railroads (and a general railroad enthusiast) as well, and being able to combine the two is the ultimate goal, and this is one of those places that brings out a lot of non railroad photographers because of how gorgeous the scene is!
Wonderful idea, thank for sharing! I am just now returning a pan and tilt head which I purchased for vertical panos because I had to use the quick release plate on my L bracket to get the correct tilt orientation. You should have more subscribers --> subscribed!
Already got my like at Twizzel. Twizel, pron twy (as in why) zil (as in zylch, nadda, nothing). Good humoured nudge from a kiwi living locally. Anyway, back to your vid. Thanks for the laugh 😁🤣 I think your pronounciation sounds way more fun!
HI Kaitlyn just came across your channel which I have really enjoyed but I see you haven't posted anything for over two years and was wondering if you will be back anytime soon? Mick, Northern Ireland 👍😊
I just found your channel by accident, mainly because I have just uploaded my first RU-vid video. I love your work. I learn a lot from your commentary too!
This has me itching to get back to Jasper! I'm in Edmonton so not too far away. I haven't been out there since picking up my R5 and I've got some great light painting ideas for down in Maligne Canyon so I can't wait!
Thanks for the info. I just bought a Neweer Pro Pano Gimal to do vertical panos and realized I could have bought their 44mm low profile ball head and a L bracket for much smaller package to carry around.
Ha. Ive owned an Arca Swiss PO for around 5 yrs. I never thought of using the head and a L bracket that way. So simple as well as obvious & illusive at the same time. Like always I never stop learning. Many Thanks
I have been to Mount Robson a dozen times or so. I have never seen it in full view, for it is always shrouded in fog or low clouds. Maybe you will get lucky the next time you visit this beautiful area.
Just today I've been trying to do vertical panos. Great tip about using the notch on the tripod head. I was thinking I would have to buy a special pano head in addition to the nodal rail I already have. I knew there had to be an easier way!