Drakensberg Photography Adventure - Part 3 - Mnweni Pinnacles 

I'm enjoying this series so much, hiked the Drakensberg a few times and man you capture it so perfectly! Thank you so much for your time and effort!

You self critiques at the end is most helpful. I hope my main shots coming up are as good as you optional extras. As for the windy grass foreground I think it might have better preferable to have been more blurred, ie more motion. I’ve shooting a lot of waterfalls lately and it occurs to me that the grass motion is like water motion- getting the right amount of motion/detail is critical. Often either extreme can be a good choice but generally there is a point with just a little movement does not look good. These videos are intensely inspiring.

Amazing place my friend

Loving these videos Alex those longer focal length shot are superb . The colours are just amazing . Always nice to get some great light for all your efforts .

Finally got around to watching all three parts of your Drakensberg adventure. Great stuff. I'm really enjoying your videos. Good balance of on location chat, on location composition, and post production review. I appreciate how much effort these videos take but I personally find them a great source of information and inspiration. Keep up the good work!

Yet another educational and entertaining video Alex. Loved the detailed discussion around camera placement and how it altered the composition. The consideration you apply to each potential shot is something for me to work on.

Really good to see the live view perspective of framing up, quite unique Alex and very enjoyable to see.

22:08 if you were sitting at the edge of the cliff in your red jacket drinking coffee with a bit of steam coming off the cup would be the best coffee ad ever!

Loved it man. Possibly the most justified use of vertical video I've seen too

Congratulations Alex, amazing frames and really well done videos. You deserve way more likes! I really like how you explain your compositional choices.

Really enjoying your videos Alex, the Norway and Drakensberg ones have been amazing. Love seeing how you talk through deciding on a composition and how you critique your work afterwards.

Thank you for the detailed explanation of composition in each image... Well done!!!!!

Excellent as always Alex! Thank you!

Your content never feels overlong and was surprised to see this break the 30 mins barrier. The opening sequence gave a great sense of the adventure and the rest of the video flowed well. Like many others the talk through of images and your thoughts are always a welcome tutorial for me - I would even like to think I might be learning something - whether or not that I can transfer that out into the field is another matter mind, lol. Going through your images the beautiful portrait image at 14 mins in - I much prefer shooting side on to the sun - there was a a little patch of the ledge on the right hand side that I thought you might pick up on... it didn't bother me but going on your past appraisals/critques I did expect you to mention it. I loved the image and the 3 layered colour palette of yellows to green to red/pinks n purples reminded me of the colour bands of a Rothko. Avery enjoyable episode and glad to know there is more to come.

Very informative and such beautiful images, thank you from Canada!

Once again great video series looking forward to seeing the. next video. Would be interested how you get your RU-vid channel out there and noticed, just starting out and it’s not easy is it? So I take my hat of to you sir, I’ll be back for more!

Amazing series Alex!