How to get DEPTH into your Photographs 

Great video Christian and you showed some great examples for what you were talking about. I love how light patterns can show depth in landscape photography. Thanks for sharing the video, great work 👍🙏

A fantastic explanation with great example my friend !! Great video !

Thank you, Christian, this is the great video! I feel like this was the most useful 18 minutes I spent on youtube in a really long time.

Very informative and helpful as always! Great images too! Thank you!

Fantastisk forklaring, tusind tak 😊

One of the best photography videos ever! Thank you **

First time I’ve been happy to get a RU-vid add, I could see your passion! 😃

Mate, truely stunning work!

Das hast du wieder sehr geschickt hergestellt. Diese Ideen kamen aus der Malerei der Renaissance. Du hast die sehr gut für die Fotografie illustriert. Wie immer--Danke!!!

Very very interesting and informative, thank you Christian. Best regards - Robin

Great info! Thanks! Nice to hear some fresh thoughts on RU-vid!

Thank you for the great video! This is the most comprehensive explanation about depth in a photograph that I have seen so far. Points about colour, sidelight and contrast were great and a total revelation to me. Finally, I got why fog is so good for forest fotos and that haze can be an advantage.

Nice video. Thank you so much for sharing the video. carry on.

thank you for educational show!

Nice video.Content of the video is excellent

Thank you for producing this essential check list for obtaining depth in landscape photography.. Very impressive as far as content goes and I'm sure many will find this information useful. However, it does get quite difficult to listen to given the speed of delivery and the lack of separation between concepts. You may need to take your own advice there. On top of the lack of structuring for our better understanding (and possibly taking a breath or two now and then while the listener processes what is being said), it sounds like your microphone or that space has too much echo or something. Your words seem to bounce all around that room once the mic picks up your initial speech and then it feeds back. It's just that much more difficult to understand with whatever the settings are currently. Or perhaps a better quality mic would resolve the issue altogether and for good. Please test it with someone listening specifically for this issue and see if it makes sense to you. Anyway, thanks again and hope you'll continue to make quality programming for this channel. I'll be saving this one to my research inventory.

Dodging & burning in post helps a lot. Need to be light handed on thow, just a little tweeking. So many people process their photos so they hardly look real anymore. = Like portraits. Yah, thats the ticket. Landscape portraits! Oh, by the way, I said tweeking, not twerking. Don't get so excited.