How I Messed Up During the Best Light

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Landscape photography is a challenge, a fun one and a frustrating one. Unfortunately in this video, it was the latter. I had the most glorious light in the north west of Scotland and I couldn't bring it all together in a photograph. I analyse the image on location and talk about why it didn't work.
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@matsfotografi 6 лет назад

I love this video! I'm a great believer in learning from mistakes, mostly my own. To see you getting the panic we all feel when we're running out of light was refreshing. Your analysis of what went wrong with the image was really helpful. Superhero photographers on RU-vid get really boring really fast!

@reganmccarthy8409 6 лет назад

You are right that your eyes are lead toward that piece of land, but at the same time I can't help but find myself still staring off into the distance and noticing the beautiful lighting over the mountains. So for me I actually love the image. The mountains in the back almost act as a sort of silent character to the photo. The rocks and the water are the main focus but once you notice the mountains it captures you. I'd be stoked with an image like this. As always Thomas, love your videos :)

@n0_rem0rse28 6 лет назад

Man, your videos are so calming, the music, the nonchalant tone of the video and the way you talk, it's always such an amazing experience, keep up the amazing work man, peace :)

@andistraumann 6 лет назад

Thats what I love on yor videos; honest comments and your opinion where in the end you take the best out of it and everybody can learn from it. No matter if the picture is your best shot ever or something you're not satisfied... Thanks for sharing!

@billp8944 6 лет назад

I simply like the fact that you have taken us to a spectacular location, probably given us a 'teaser' for the next video and proved that regardless of who we are we can all take good and no so good images technically speaking. Thanks for giving us the 'real world' of landscape photography Tom, well done mate 👍

@ChristopherJohnston_artist 6 лет назад

It's amazing the difference the slider makes in your videos. Just that little bit of motion on the b-roll really elevates the overall video.

@petermcilroy5742 6 лет назад

Really appreciate your thought process and story in this video. I have often been in a situation where I have not left myself enough time before sunset, rushed things, and made lots of silly mistakes with my camera setup. it is very affirming to hear you espouse the importance of time for preparation. Good composition doesn't just magically happen.

@darrenbooker9438 6 лет назад

Hence the creation of the Vignette...sometimes there is just no other way to keep the viewers eye in the frame if nature won't allow you to alter your position. Love your work Tom, keep them coming mate!

@cdewing29 6 лет назад

Tom, I agree with your comment. In addition to the leading lines in the foreground guiding the eyes towards the left side of the image, warm colors in a photo also attract the eyes. Thus, I am also drawn towards the mountains in the back. I think you did an excellent job (as always). I love the simplicity of this photo!

@aidankiser3640 6 лет назад

These videos are so peaceful! Thanks for sharing your adventures!

@AndyGustavsson 6 лет назад

I agree with you, even before you said anything about the piece of land I felt it was to cluttered, too bad since the mountains was amazing! I found your channel a couple of months back and Really enjoy taking part of your videos and learning from how you work and since then I've had compession in mind, compession and light. Thank you for sharing and thank you for being inspiring !

@OhSoCheesy 6 лет назад

We learn more from our mistakes than we ever do from our wins! Great video Tom. Thanks as always.

@Arkticzug 6 лет назад

I agree with you. The balance is off in the photo and it is a petty when you see the amazing light in the background. This video gives me hope.

@andrew5860 6 лет назад

Thank you Thomas, I thoroughly enjoy your video's as they are completely open and honest...how else are other meant to learn!

@ramblinman77 6 лет назад

I can see and understand the imbalance you explained but at the same time it was an image of exactly what was there. Just putting it out there for us to see gives us the opportunity to let our eyes and minds explore a place in time that the majority of us will never have the opportunity to see for ourselves. And again, the image was of exactly what was there so it gives us the chance to stand on those rocks and see it as you did. Thanks for sharing Thomas.

@harryl1418 6 лет назад

I have to say, one of the things that I really enjoy watching your video is the intro statement that you made about landscape photography. See you soon at Patagonia 2019

@jkendramd 6 лет назад

Rushing to find that composition that works as the light fades - that's me all the time! Finding the right composition is what I struggle with the most. Great explanation as to why you feel your last images "didn't work". I agree with your assessment and your explanation will certainly help me the next time I'm out on location.

@Yellowscale 6 лет назад

I really appreciate seeing the "failures" from your shoots - I learned a ton from it, and your willingness to make it a vlog turned a "failure" into a success for your thousands of viewers! Thanks for helping us avoid Survivorship Bias =)

@LucidComposureUk 6 лет назад

This is a video about me and where I am right now Tom. Your example is exactly what I come away with. I’ve been frustrated for a long time and for me it is a basic element issue, composition. It’s never been more important in this era of floods of photos being produced that it’s so easy to run and gun and accept that that image will do. Thanks for the inspiration. It’s good to see an icon such as yourself show moments of imperfection. That allows us all to aspire to be as dedicated to art as much as you.

@davidmedeiros7572 6 лет назад

I know this was a dud shot for you, but I loved seeing the less than perfect outcome. Watching professionals online, even knowing how much more is going on that never makes it into the vlogs, it often looks like you guys just show up, have a casual walk around and then magically find a killer composition right as the light comes on. I know that's not the case but it is nice to actually see something I'm more familiar with...wandering around, struggling to find a composition, feeling rushed, settling for something that's maybe a little disappointing, but still having a great time. Thanks for sharing as usual.

@fabriziobatisti9439 6 лет назад

It's wonderful when you drive for hours and at the end you can grab a good pictures.. Thanks for your share..

@AleRodrigues 6 лет назад

Tom, if you dig deeper into the composition, you can see that the piece of “black mountains” to the left side of the image where the leading lines are pointing to, actually this same piece points towards the mountains lit by the sunset light at the right. I think it’s an ok image, not a keeper but ok. Of course it could be improved, but that’s just my opinion. Thanks for sharing another great content! Cheers

@scottjohnson9901 6 лет назад

This was exactly my reaction to the composition and I also think it's an ok image. At the same time I can understand how Thomas is feeling as, no doubt, there was something in the situation that was much better. Take it to another level again and you have to say, Thomas, that you actually nailed it. Yes you were chasing the game after a long drive and came up short on the actual image (maybe). But, by having the mojo to make this video and share your disappointment at the end product you probably had a creative impact greater than if you had focussed 100% on getting, yet another, drop dead wowabulous snap. Kudos and thanks for sharing.

@thedarklordliveson 6 лет назад

Great vlog, and thank you for all you do, always honest, thoughtful and very inspirational. With regards to your image, its a good capture in a beautiful location...and yes, you could have nailed something better if you had more time and didn’t feel rushed, but as you said, you’ve been driving all day! What I really liked is your honesty and the importance of composition and being honest to share this with those that follow you. Great work Tom👍

@BruceMcGrath1954 6 лет назад

Tom, you have proved once again the 3 P’s concept. Reading some of the the comments it would seem that “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” when it comes to art and photography. Loved the lesson in composition. Entertaining as usual. ❤️📷👍🏻🍷

@davejohnson2143 6 лет назад

Thanks for taking the time to explain why the composition didn't work. As a new photographer I would not have been able to see the problem but when you explained, it all made sense.

@deankinch6328 6 лет назад

Iv not long started with photography and i have to say im learning so much from your videos. Thanks Thomas....Keep up the great content!

@RFGfotografie 2 года назад

The first minute was more inspiriring, game changing, interesting, and so on then most RU-vid video's

@liambuchanan5632 6 лет назад

Hey Tom. I really liked this video. Was really good to see something that went wrong and then have you sit down and explain what happened. At first glance I liked the image. But when you explained what you didn't like about the composition I started to see the potential the image had to be even better. A great insight into how to turn nice views into good images. Cheers for another great video.

@KJLanguedoc 6 лет назад

Wow! I learned something today. I thought it was a sweet image, but after hearing your analysis, I definitely agree with you. Thank you for teaching such an important lesson!

@TheShoobah 6 лет назад

I make that mistake all the time. I rush things. Need the to learn the fine art of letting it take time. Thanks for sharing!

@whafrog 6 лет назад

Personally if I had taken that image I would have been proud of it, my own body of work is small and not at your level. Comparing it to your other work, however, I can see how it doesn't quite stand up. I really appreciate your honesty and that you take the time to talk through the issues. Not to mention, I have no idea how you juggle videoing, scouting, and actually taking the picture with moments to spare. No doubt you'll be presenting us with more jaw-droppers when you're not in such a rush.

@johncraft8175 6 лет назад

I learn so much from your videos. Appreciate your analysis of photo two and why it doesn’t work for you. As you were scrambling over rocks I was thinking back up, use those lines in the rocks. Your focus was on the distant mountains and light, I was thinking foreground. Hope your scouting trip goes well.

@juttakarin 6 лет назад

Thomas it happens to all of us at one time or the other...you are okay! You are real and honest and talented...we appreciate that!

@allansisson355 5 лет назад

I agree, recently I rushed and rocks I over looked did the same. Thanks for showing it can happen to anyone.

@tompetersphotography 6 лет назад

Totally agree fella! I often find myself in this situation! Trying to grab a quick hour to shoot and end up rushing!

@steffenandersensahl9443 6 лет назад

Nice video Thomas! Great to see Simon and Meg out there as well.

@wenyulian9584 6 лет назад

I love this video. Actually, this is what I like your channel the most! Thanks for sharing. I fully agree with you for the last image. The 1st one is very nice.

@conorstephenson5652 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing this Thomas! It’s awesome to know that even someone as experienced as you sometimes makes mistakes! The image I actually like, but agree with everything your said! Sometimes lighting that good can make up for slightly off composition!

@drewsbenmad 6 лет назад

Thanks Thomas, That was a good lesson on composition and why it matters.

@boudoir_lueneburg 6 лет назад

Thomas, thank you very much for your hard work and insight. I learned a lot from this video, glad you shared it! Keep up the amazing work! Greetings from Germany!

@georgenichols5618 6 лет назад

Your explanation is extremely insightful in how to improve upon an already amazing image. Your work is inspiring and the educational dialogue you present is something that long for as I transition from mastering technical skills to improving on the composition and art of photography. Please consider more segments such as this in your tremendous work.

@fotofletch 6 лет назад

My favourite beach in Scotland so far! Such a magical place in most weathers.

@glennturnbull8568 6 лет назад

You could argue, that although the “rules” point you to the left of screen; a moments reflection then takes you to the mountains. Or it could be just an average composition - there shouldn’t ever be a bad one. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder!

@Hangs4Fun 6 лет назад

Tom thank you so much for doing a show like this that deals with Composition mistakes. Rushing compositions is one of my biggest problems and I like how you show that in this video.

@pinebearclub 6 лет назад

Thomas... That was a great image. I saw the big rock and then my eye went right to the mountains with that wonderful colour. I did not see the dark rocks and did not pay attention to the peninsula. All I wished is that I could be there to take a picture myself! Keep it up! Bryan from Vancouver

@gerstensaft2936 6 лет назад

I love the green rocks in the foreground, the black island does not irritate me, but the pool on top of the big stone distracts me too much.

@antonius8524 6 лет назад

Sometimes as photographers, we cease to enjoy the beautiful nature and the moment, the light and so on. Even if there are any problems with the composition or did not have time to shoot, then you were and experienced that wonderful and intimate moment of all beauty and remembered for life...

@alcairns149 6 лет назад

I did like the image, but after your explanation re where the eye is lead I can see how this image could be even better, leading the eye to the amazing light on the mountains. Great tips on not rushing a shot.

@leikosdani 6 лет назад

Another great lesson from you Thank you Thomas

@sebastianmeier-meybrunn8096 6 лет назад

Thanks for this analysis. It is really cool to see how you did analyze. I really like you videos.

@burnedbytheword 6 лет назад

Love this! Learning wins every time! Great job.

@LynneLuxonJonesphotography 6 лет назад

Hi Thomas ,I quite like the image, my eye was drawn to to color on the hills rather than the darker area. Good light & poor composition or poor light & good composition - in this situation which would you go for ? Cheers for the vlog ,always watch but rarely comment, Lynne

@clivesouffe5423 6 лет назад

Lynne Luxon-Jones definetly thats what i was saying i see it ok...

@clivewoolley4492 6 лет назад

I see that 90% of the reviews about your second photo liked it Thomas, why not sell the photo and send the proceeds to your favourite charity.

@rajanfsu1 6 лет назад

I too agree, those mountains at the back got my eyes first. Not what Tom thinks so Awesome image no doubt.

@1spitfirepilot 6 лет назад

I agree with you, and I'm very happy you discussed it. Failing is a key part of this, and we all fail sometimes. I'm much less accomplished and experienced than you ( 2 1/2 years of landscape photography when work and family permitted) . As I think you mentioned recently, we seem to have all the time in the world - then suddenly we don't. The light goes. Realising this, it's easy to rush things and screw up something - maybe a technical thing ( leaving the wrong thing switched on or off) or as here, something like composition. Incredibly frustrating as the one you miss always promises to be fabulous - if only you hadn't rushed it. We can only benefit from being upfront about this, and from thinking about the why and the how. Then we have a chance of getting it right next time.

@robertleathers5630 6 лет назад

Great observations and a source of constant frustration for me when I shoot in Acadia is the rock lines lead the wrong direction! I wonder if after your workshop there, (Acadia) you were frustrated by the same thing. It is a beautiful place but I find it extremely difficult to get a composition where the light and lines are going to work. Really like this type of video where you break down the images, good or bad as it is extremely useful as a teaching tool for us visual learners. Good to see your doing another workshop with Simon as he seems to be a great guy and his work is really good. If it weren't for the giant pond between us I would be looking to get in on that trip.

@meredithpottery 6 лет назад

Robert Leathers. I always have that problem in Maine. Also, the weight of the image is often unbalanced by the heavy rocks on one side and the water on the other. I guess I need to get in a boat but I never will cuz of seasickness....

@richardgibbs637 5 лет назад

Still a great image to me but thanks for your honesty and analysis of why it's not an outstanding image. Keep up the good work Thomas

@nikolaszikakis1046 6 лет назад

Wow, what an amazing place!!! Breathtaking. And those images are fantastic :)

@chrisgartside551 6 лет назад

HI Thomas As a Novice I quite liked the image to start off with ( I still do) but after seeing you break down the image and why you didn't like it. is shown me a few things to look for when composing my image in the future Thanks Thomas

@peteskyrunner4845 4 года назад

A telephoto shot of those sunlit mountains would have been amazing.

@broxynn3152 6 лет назад

If you hadn't pointed out out, I would have never known. I think the image is still very beautiful actually but I do appreciate your explanation. I really do enjoy your work and videos!

@TheWarder500 6 лет назад

Loved the slider video shots through the tall grass on the beach as you walked by. As well as the outside car mounted shots as you drove using a GoPro and suction cup? Anyways, I know all of that must take a fair amount of set up and edit. I appreciate all the time you spend tediously setting up everything for our viewing pleasure.

@willhunt2278 6 лет назад

Thanks Tom it was interesting to see when it doesn’t quite go right

@jorgetorres3842 5 лет назад

Thank you, thank you for this... Two days ago it happened to me almost the same as you the long ride the beautiful sunset and the mountains I was rushed to take the picture but the composition was the same as you the rocks were pointing to another direction and as soon i took the picture I knew it was bad composition. This video made me realise I was right so thank you for including this kind of video because it's very important to see the importance of composition. ps. saw the video on cropping and love it. You are right it is very important.

@xphatmattyx 6 лет назад

great video i like the ones where sit down and explain like that is a real big help thanks

@analog_presencing 6 лет назад

It happens to all of us, struggling to get the right composition under the pressure of fading light, loved your analysis Thomas!

@aTillasSister 6 лет назад

I think both this video and the eventual photo tell a story about being distracted from the beauty around us. In the B-roll as you were scrambling over the rocks and saying you were going to fall, there were some beautiful rock pools full of sunset, behind you. The photo that you criticised according to the rules of composition was one that others would be grateful to have taken. It's story, to me, is that the rules say you will be drawn to that dark outcrop on the left, but if you follow the rules you will miss the beautiful sunset mountain. The rules are made to be broken if you can break them well., so keep on pushing the boundaries, and thanks for all you do.

@johnsholian4318 6 лет назад

I think you're right about it being unbalanced. I also think that as photographers, we should be our own worst critics because that's what drives us to be better. I watch your channel because of this honest appraisal. Looking forward to seeing more of your trip. Nice work Thomas!

@rafalkonieczny 6 лет назад

I agree with your picture analysis, I also experienced this rushed feeling, when you see beautiful scenery and can't get the composition to work for you. It's good that you share this experience as well, otherwise I would suspect that you can change landscapes with just power of mind to fit your composition :)

@robertmccristall6617 6 лет назад

Mellon Udrigle! What an absolute gem of place

@cherylmills6264 6 лет назад

I loved the video. Just shows that no matter how experienced...everyone messes up sometimes. it was still a great pic.

@WilliamAlvarez86 6 лет назад

I agree with you but i still like it. Looks great to me! Awesome video and point for photography.

@jamesjohnston6765 6 лет назад

Great video with an important lesson for every landscape photographer. The composition should always lead the eye into the image and towards the main subject. Those lines pulled my eye away from the desired focus of the image just like you said. The same thing can happen with brighter spots on the edges of images as well. We don't always have the luxury of time when we are in a spot and the light pops so these things will happen.

@RoryOConnellphotography 6 лет назад

Love the first image, very honest and insightful to disect your second image as you did

@LegoBuildersMOC 6 лет назад

Always great watching your videos! If I took that 2nd image I would be so happy.

@MrFredmeys 6 лет назад

Hi Thomas, Thank you for sharing this video that helped me learn some important elements about composition in landscape photography. I really enjoy all your videos. I follow you since a long time now and will follow you in your next videos :-)

@gperpetuo 6 лет назад

Second picture, for me, is an Ok image. My eyes wen't through the image and landed on the mountains. But, it also felt somewhat unbalanced e definitely not a "Thomas Heaton Picture". :) Even your most abstract and "simple" pictures cause some kind of impact/feelings. I don't know how to better describe. And this one doesn't do that. I cannot count how many things I've learned already with you in this channel. Wen't through ALL your videos when I discovered your channel in a couple weeks (maybe ~170videos in 2 or 3 weeks, at the time). Saw all your evolution from the first one until now. It's always a joy to watch them. To learn from them. To dream because of them. Really, thank you so much for having your channel, sharing your experiences, your knowledge... I don't have much more words to describe it in english... sorry! :D

@richardkirby3718 6 лет назад

Great video Tom. This is exactly the kind of tuition I needed and you provided in the Patagonia workshop. I always struggle with composition elements, but you have a great way of explaining and breaking down an image. This will help alot of people. Myself included 👍

@hankandlefty 6 лет назад

Crop out some of the bottom and this is just fine. I'm guilty of setting up quickly and thus trying to include too much. Haven't commented before but this vlog is one of your best for serious photographers.

@MattSchulze 6 лет назад

My eye went straight to the mountains in the background because they were the brighter part of the image. I found myself ignoring the dark landmass on the left upon the first glimpse of the finished image. For me it had the emotional impact that you were probably looking for when taking the image. Sometimes it is better not to get too analytical and hung up on compositional theory. If the image can solicit an emotional response, it did it's job.

@DiegoMcCartney 6 лет назад

Honestly man I really liked both images. That beach looks like it has so much potential with all those neat looking rocks. I see what you’re saying about the positioning of the second image. Good luck scouting 👍

@rjwillshear 6 лет назад

I love the image! Okay, it is not perfect but the colour on those mountains more than make up for it in my eyes.

@Panther-vj3ly 6 лет назад

i think you are very hard with yourself, i find it‘s a beautiful pic, my eyes were immediately directed to the mountains in the background, because of the amazing light👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@ethelmermanus 6 лет назад

This is a nice video. It's great to learn from things not quite working. I'd love for you to do a video of different lighting on a scene. Shoot all the bland or bad shots you normally wouldn't and then shoot the good/great lighting. Could be an overcast day, 15 mins before and after perfect lighting, mid day, etc. Thanks.

@killillayphotos9291 6 лет назад

It’s funny, I knew I didn’t like the dark spot of land; however hearing you explain why was insightful! Thank you for sharing this image.

@CelineAndDennisMurillo 6 лет назад

You’re right Thomas, the rocks are leading my eyes on the mountain at the left side. Maybe if you had more time you’ll find better foreground element that’ll finally lead to your chosen subject :) But I really like your first image :D

@meme4one 6 лет назад

I spent all of last week working in the Skye area. I didnt get much time for photography but a lot of the shots I got were like this, felt rushed and not so well composed. I also found the area was beautiful to look at with the mist on the mountains, but didn't seem to translate so well in photos. For spots to shoot, the road between Kyle of Lochalsh and Inverness, the Loch Ness Road, has some beautiful locations, waterfalls, rivers, lochs and mountains. As I was working, didn't get to shoot this area but was stunning to drive through.

@doloreshooijschuur9718 6 лет назад

I actually quite like the photograph. My intrest is drawn to the color of the mountains more than the little bit of land on the left. The colors and the contrast is also great I think!

@garygiles63 6 лет назад

Nice one, thanks for sharing, learnt loads.

@Jemike5 6 лет назад

First time here. That was a great video. I like how you take time to see out your composition instead of snap and go. Likewise it was good to see you critique your unedited photos to give the viewer a sense of perspective. I'll be watching this video when I am out looking at compositions.

@jcben 6 лет назад

Thanks to share your misses as well as your hits

@matrixband12 6 лет назад

I like how you dissected your image and I agree and Thank You ... I learned from that Composition lesson

@ianoconnor6000 6 лет назад

Funny how we read/interpret photos in different ways. Let me explain, with the second photo my eye was first drawn to the big boulder and also the seaweed on the rocks in the bottom left of the photo. So my initial leading line was a diagonal from bottom left, through the big boulder and onto the highlight on the highest mountain in the distance. I didn't even notice the smaller and darker boulder until you mentioned it. Of course I noticed the lines in the rocks to the right, but for some reason they didn't register the dominant leading line for me. To me eye, the boulder and the seaweed are the dominant features in the foreground, but I guess we all see things differently.

@MovingTargetOne 5 лет назад

Was pulling my hair out trying to figure out where you were, can see some of those mountains from my house!

@jojoras6203 6 лет назад

Love the personal tone in your videos and your photos. Could you add the camera settings for each photo during your videos? For example your iso, aperture etc for the first photo with the rocks. So we can understand your work.

@meredithpottery 6 лет назад

Well. The second composition may not be your best, I don't know, but the video is certainly wonderful. Thank you for that. Enjoy Scotland. That is the important thing.

@TomHerriman 6 лет назад

Tom, I agree with you on the second image. I immediately felt off balance. But I didn't blame it on the dark lines pointing at the dark mountain. I felt like that big light colored rock was off center in the frame. It was the only real foreground element that grabbed me. So I immediately felt like the tripod should have been to the left a bit and then rotate the lens to the right. This would have aligned the lighter elements of the frame up the middle. But then you may have lost the dark framing on the left edge? Good lesson nonetheless! I think it is awesome that you shared this with us! Thank you!

@WhitefirePL 6 лет назад

Right. I really see all you are talking about, which is actually quite educating. It is very hard to say how to make the composition better without actually being there. I really liked the moss (?) at first, but now (esp. after looking at the image from a distance), I keep wondering how it would look if you cut it out, made the image more square. Focus on the balance between light and dark areas, maybe find a place where the rocks and the main body of water are not separated by such a straight line. Anyway, in my experience, the more complex the area, the more it needs scouting. Coastlines like that are really bad this way. So thanks for the video, the light will happen again one day when you will have had more time!

@djrbfmbfm-woa 6 лет назад

self criticism is something rare, especially on YT. much respect for you and your dedication to art. to me, the man is much more important than the photograph. j.

@GusScottExley 5 лет назад

Agree with your analysis BUT! If I had taken that shot I would be chuffed to bits!

@GraemeSomerville 6 лет назад

Super educational video Thomas. I looked at that image and thought... Wow...nothing wrong with that! Until you pointed out the compositional flaws. This really gets me thinking about my own work and taking more time on the composition and getting it right.