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@johnsholian4318 5 лет назад

“Let me know what you think”. I think you’re a bloody genius with your compositions, drone footage, editing, and teaching skills. Well done Adam!

@jamesmarko1787 5 лет назад

Or when Adam says" I think I found a composition" Of course he found a composition and most times it's great.

@AlexBerger 5 лет назад

I edit my photos while I watch your videos. Happened to also be editing shots from Scotland this summer. One thing that I'm constantly reminded of is just how difficult Scotland is to photograph. I honestly think it's one of the most challenging gorgeous destinations out there. The weather, the light, something about the vegetation, the watercolor, the reflective nature of the rocks, etc. - it just all comes together to make incredibly challenging landscapes for cameras and photographers to get right. I suspect that's part of what adds to the mystery and mystique. When you get a great shot in Scotland, it's like any two great shots elsewhere.

@williammiller7328 5 лет назад

Absolutely love the work on framing the waterfall with the dead tree. Fantastic!

@robertleathers5630 5 лет назад

The waterfall with the tree framing it was a fantastic image!

@johnfuqua1143 5 лет назад

by showing me your line of thought and talking through it, helps me in my compositional set up - my weakness - Thank you

@molopez619 5 лет назад

John Fuqua extremely helpful. He does a great job breaking it down

@MichaelShainblum 5 лет назад

Awesome work Adam, I really love that first image of the tree!

@TheNonsenseAdventures 5 лет назад

Probably best shot i've seen from Falloch! it can sometimes be mega busy, Sometimes you find a quiet spot to shoot and some random tourist scrambles down the rocks and stands 6" from you! looks like you got it nice and quiet!

@philnixey4563 5 лет назад

That last shot is so strong. The curves of the tree are a perfect frame.

@whafrog 5 лет назад

Wonderful shots. Really appreciate the three levels of talking through it, from the general conditions, to on-site composition thoughts, to the final post-processing discussion.

@Nature_Wild_And_Free 4 года назад

The last image with the dead snag is Amazing! Really liked that composition!

@hamsterneckliving 5 лет назад

Love the way you talk us through. I agree with you that seeing the rocks in the pool is much better than the reflections. And the processing and way the rocks look along the shore are just beautiful! Really well done.

@jimbean532 5 лет назад

Such beautiful compositions. Really appreciate how thoughtful you are about them and your explanations of them. Thanks!

@JoeMustang99 5 лет назад

Perfect! Adam Gibbs video, get to watch this BEFORE the toughest Tour de France mountain stage!

@slowlyrusting4044 5 лет назад

Yup !!! I know how you feel. I did the same thing.

@KellyPettit 5 лет назад

So educational! The problem most of us have is, we just aren't as talented as you! Such a great shot of probably a tree everyone else walked by. That's one of your real talents. Thanks Adam.

@molopez619 5 лет назад

Kelly Pettit well said bro! You’re absolutely right.

@kaiolsen6963 4 года назад

I always think when looking for compositions, -what would Adam do here-.

@jonglass 5 лет назад

Just so you know, you have some of the greatest opening sequences!

@molopez619 5 лет назад

Jon Glass I’ll drink to that!

@valpayne2963 5 лет назад

Well, my goodness, that last image is a stunner. I see another trophy for Gavin to covet. For me, your first tree image was more about the rocks, such great texture and interest. The tree was supporting act for me. I learn a lot from you, thanks for sharing.

@loricanton7969 2 года назад

love the waterfall and foreground , I to look at things other than just the basic

@dawa3858 5 лет назад

The last image is definitely a keeper, uncle grumpy!

@henkpeter1755 5 лет назад

Interesting to hear and see your thought process choosing a composition. Thanks for sharing.

@molopez619 5 лет назад

Henk Peter getting in the mind of a master photographer

@zigatretjak75 5 лет назад

4x5 is an eye pleasing format. Appreciate the thought process and the outcome. Thank you!

@DavidSwarthout 5 лет назад

You said, "Let me know what you think." I think your channel is the most entertaining and informative of all the landscape photographers I follow here on RU-vid. I especially loved the photo of the eponymous tree and the last photo of the falls and the "snag", but they were all excellent. Your talent for creating a composition that works in the varied environments you take us to in these videos is truly remarkable.

@rasesh4u 5 лет назад

Amazing compositions and great images as always. Love the way you're explaining each compositions and post processing details.

@JDubyafoto 5 лет назад

Gnarly trees are definitely photogenic!

@DiegoMcCartney 5 лет назад

The final waterfall image is brilliant Adam. I was laughing at your grumpy hat as you were setting up your first composition. I was thinking to myself man I’d absolutely hate vlogging if I was setting up that scene right there. Thanks for sharing. Cheers

@MargatePete6137 5 лет назад

Great stuff Adam, watched on the big screen and returned to RU-vid to say thanks for sharing. All the berst............Peter.

@creatorsjourney6286 5 лет назад

Well done as always! That twisted oak tree with the waterfall is very soothing

@erichstocker4173 5 лет назад

I liked the crop you made in the second photo. Cutting off the lowest falls worked great. I also agree with you about the reason for "liking" of 4 x 5 crop. I also shot and still shoot 4 x 5 film so I find that I often gravitate to that size.

@mike76rob 5 лет назад

Nice capture of the Falls of Falloch, I always stop there when I travel through. That is actually quite a low flow for those falls, it is absolutely spectacular to see it flow after a storm, the entire area becomes a couldron of white foamy water with the sheer force of the falls. I really am finding it great to see yourself and others visiting places I go often and have photographed myself.

@DavidSenteno 5 лет назад

The tree in the last photo was amazing. Framed the falls perfectly. Thanks so much for sharing.

@ALinNZ2 5 лет назад

Loved that last image - amazing the difference a bit of foreground interest makes to the image. Something to work on!

@larsagren6595 Год назад

Really like your composition with the dead tree in the foreground. Makes the image much moore interesting 👍

@mikemitchell3889 5 лет назад

I think you're right about the 4x5 vertical. The legacy of lurking beneath a focusing cloth, staring at the back of a Sinar definitely influences our compositions. But, I also find my time behind 'blad wants me to always consider the square crop, also! I do believe you were able to "squeeze" some pretty danged-good light out of your tree (first) location, and have also found that, once I start to edit pics in LR or PS, my compositional priorities will often re-align. Your Falloch Falls shot is mighty mighty! Thank-You, Mike

@molopez619 5 лет назад

Mike Mitchell the water fall image was VERY strong.

@youlookingatmelookingatyou533 4 года назад

Well done on a great photo of a moment in time at the Falls of Falloch. I stopped off there in the past week and the tree snag has now gone.

@ItsFritzDaCat 5 лет назад

Notification bell has rung! Class is in! I never miss a day at this school & I learn something new each class...Mum would be proud, lol.. If anybody watches and can't learn something.. watch it again!...oh, and let me see your awards.. ;p Thanks for your time and work Adam!! Cheers

@victor-ferreira 5 лет назад

Learning from the Masters! Watching your videos it's a....big pleasure, also a great motivation to go out and starting shooting!!! Thank you so much for sharing your experience, thoughts and knowledge 👌🙏

@Macman608 5 лет назад

Absolutely love your work. Always look forward to viewing your videos each week.

@chriss2761 5 лет назад

Another brilliant vlog Adam I’m enjoying watching your Scotland trip vlogs, Stunning set of images and love how you describe your thoughts on each composition 👌👍

@kentaufderheide8454 5 лет назад

Great video. All the shots were great but the last one was by far my favorite. Awesome.

@1young-geezer 5 лет назад

Loved both photos and think you did right w/ the lack of reflections in the 1st one, which was waaaay to busy w/ them. The 1st one was really grounded w/ those incredibly beautiful rocks and then the springing of the tree dancing above - lovely. 2nd image was so sculptural, think you did a great job applying JUST enough light to the tree to give it presence w/ the waterfall being dessert.

@molopez619 5 лет назад

Todd Williams very well said! I definitely enjoyed both too.

@coopscorner123 4 года назад

Marvelous job, Adam. From my eyes, this shot has the primal beauty of nature undisturbed except through its own design. Your vision of how to capture that element at its best is remarkable. Thank you very much for sharing this video, and this wonderful area.

@tjsinva 5 лет назад

Great photography without the midges, eh? Enjoy your comp walkthroughs. Loved the last shot. Rock on!

@paulcomptonpdphotography 5 лет назад

You really are a master of the art. Some very nice images again and I like the way you crop down the second shot it really pulled your eye into the far waterfall

@QuietLightPhoto 5 лет назад

Cheers, Paul!

@Noealz 5 лет назад

picture came out really cool

@molopez619 5 лет назад

Noealz Photo I agree!

@drramakrishnaiahh.6681 5 лет назад

Last image is brilliant...

@chrisanderson3983 5 лет назад

Awesome shot of the falls of Falloch

@jennifersayers8041 5 лет назад

Love all the images, so natural and pleasing to the eye. Stunning. Just saw you on Gavin's vlog also, you two are so funny.

@johnleftwich650 5 лет назад

Outstanding images Adam!

@hamsterneckliving 5 лет назад

p.s. I love the way that log frames the falls in the second image. Especially with the detail and grain in the wood.

@gayleruble6529 5 лет назад

Your eye for compositions is amazing. Great and inspiring work. I remember when I stumbled onto your channel and binged watched the vids you currently had...now I have to wait for them!

@zmerc1969 5 лет назад

I love all your photos but your last shot is amazing

@DrNaderAwad 5 лет назад

These days I almost always crop my vertical compositions to 4 x 5 too, seems to be more pleasing to view for some reason. Thanks for the video Adam, I still got to chase waterfalls whilst stuck at work!

@FrankSchulenburg 5 лет назад

Stunning images and great explanation of how you got to the end results!

@chrisroot7182 5 лет назад

Last one was my fav, but thought they were all very good. Once again, I really enjoyed hearing your thought process about shooting and processing these images! Cheers Adam!

@waynebrookes4309 5 лет назад

That last image is stunning

@molopez619 5 лет назад

Wayne Brookes gorgeous frame!

@zadokwest 5 лет назад

I drove past it a few days ago, but i was so wet from Glencoe i carried on home.Great shot!

@ddavis196311 5 лет назад

another great video. just love how you take the time to explain your thought process. That's incredibly helpful

@lisatalley296 5 лет назад

Thank you, thank you for explaining your vision for these photographs. It’s inspired me to spend a bit more time to think through why I like a composition. My favorite was the first photograph of the tree. Hoping to meet you next March in Kanab.

@jamesjohnston6765 5 лет назад

Another fantastic video, as always. Great locations.

@leslielanderkin8301 5 лет назад

Love the striations of the rocks in the front of the first photo. I also agree w verticals looking more pleasing in 4x5 aspect. It made a significant difference in the second image. Really love all three images and thank you for walking us through the composition and post-processing. Leslie

@klausschleicher523 5 лет назад

Another very helpful Adam Gibbs video. I love the drone intro. About the second image, my eye is drawn to the big boulder. maybe because the big boulder and the two in the lower corners form a triangle? The last image with the branches is great. the composition and the processing is really, really good.

@trevhillphotography7852 5 лет назад

Brilliant tutorial Adam. It really doesn’t matter what I think about the images, the technique and vision you share is invaluable. I didn’t fancy the last image, but it used the same composition idea as that fabulous tree one you did a while back. You are always looking at depth and dimension, great lesson. More please.

@AlanBilsborough 5 лет назад

Falls of Falloch composition 👍

@rockychocbill 5 лет назад

I would agree with all of your decisions in making these images Adam. As soon as I saw those gnarly deadfall trees in your drone footage I knew you would find a way to make them work. Great stuff. 👍

@MrPaulzer 5 лет назад

Love that last image, Thanks for inspiring

@MrBerry67 5 лет назад

stunning scenery and well captured

@thomaspopple2291 5 лет назад

I think the first shot of the tree was perfect. 4x5 was the right choice in my opinion. In the second shot I think the big stone right in the middle was a bit distracting. Felt like I was trying to look around it to see the scene better. Really like the third shot but the falls in the lower left kept drawing my eye from the main falls and the cool branch that was framing them. Love your eye and I have learned a lot about composition by watching your channel. Thanks for the videos

@KurtBaumanMobilePhotography 5 лет назад

Beautiful images, my favourite is the last one with the dead tree in the foreground framing the Falls.

@tomnicholas8264 5 лет назад

Another enjoyable & informative vid - thanks, Adam.

@ralphwatson7036 5 лет назад

Great video, really like what you did with the Falls of Falloch photo. It was also good to see you back to being a little more serious, a format more befitting your status as ILPOTY.

@canuckdon 5 лет назад

Adam, love these images and your detailed explanation of your compositional thought process. Thanks heaps!

@monkeyking67 5 лет назад

very nice Adam,love the mossy tree's photo you just uploaded on IG as well!!

@mattiaferraboli5715 5 лет назад

Beautiful shots, Adam! Maybe the first one is my favorite but they are all great, as ever! Keep up the good content and have a good weekend!

@PaulthomsonphotographyUk 5 лет назад

Nice video mate and images it was a great couple of locations to visit and just enjoy the surroundings. Fantastic company as well of course 😉👍

@QuietLightPhoto 5 лет назад

Cheers, buddy!!

@angryanimaldoc 5 лет назад

Very nice. I really like the first composition.

@luckyman1953 5 лет назад

Great shot of the tree, glad you left it alone as the bit of reflection on the right side along with that on the lower end helps to frame the tree as does the lush greenery does on the left. Beautiful photograph.

@000pps 5 лет назад

To me the lush greenery on the left appears a little distracting or too vibrant. I think I would have tried lowering the saturation of the distant, green tree on the left and moving its hue a little bit towards yellow. This way I would have tried melting the left tree more with the background which should support the separation of the subject tree. I have no Lightroom experience. In Capture One such tweak is an easy exercise.

@robertkeck178 5 лет назад

I really like those two images, especially the framing on the last one (integrating a difficult obstruction into the composition). I very much appreciate your walking us through how you work the image as you compose and set up to shoot. Keep up the good work!

@philpetrie 5 лет назад

A superb selection of Images Adam , the 1st 2 , I have been to those areas but never saw those compositions , your eye and feelings for an Image are just something that can't be taught , where Paul was standing in the 1st Image , I have shot on a few occasions but from the other side looking down the "V" of the glen , next time Im up I must go over to the other bank and have a look at your Image , and Pauls if he puts his up , but for me the Falls Of Falloch is way above anything that I have seen from that location , your right , most people just stand on the platform and take the Image , but I loved how you have made your way down to the bottom to get that super Image , and the processing of that Image is just superb , thank you again for bringing this video to us , and again , just the right amount of time to keep our attention , take care , Phil

@oli177 5 лет назад

I think this Falloch picture is well composed and looks really beautiful. Well done!

@bestpix100 5 лет назад

Another great video, love the composition of the tree. Thanks for sharing

@molopez619 5 лет назад

Bestpix photography the tree came out splendid!

@johnspencer1146 5 лет назад

Loved the images and the explanations made it extremely interesting, would have been really interesting to have image one with the reflection as a comparison.

@tonygrasso8058 4 года назад

Awesome composition I love the framing.

@anujasharma9677 5 лет назад

Gorgeous shots and locations, Adam. Loved how you explain the composition aspect. Thanks a lot.

@colinc3292 5 лет назад

Thankyou Adam, as ever, informative and entertaining

@billonthehill9984 5 лет назад

Once again Adam, you nailed a good one. I agree, the Glen Coe falls seemed overly lit, not enough contrast. The final image was a winner with a nice mix of light & shadows & very well composed. I always enjoy hearing your thoughts on why or what you are trying to capture in your compositions & sometimes changing your mind once you get it into post. Blazing hot & humid today in Vermont with mid 90's in the forecast with a heat index of 105°... Bill on the Hill... :~)

@timmorrow8909 5 лет назад

It's always interesting to see how you build a photograph. That tree image is stunning.

@gordroberts53 5 лет назад

"...let me know what you think...". Well Adam, I think I've just been to another Master Class. Today I learned a little more about the value of the crop and how to pull post production skills into the field. I am also learning that I much prefer photographs that include intimate details of the scene. I will most certainly be looking forward to attending one of your local workshops in the fall/winter/spring months. Thanks for sharing!

@peterwillstein198 5 лет назад

wonderful compositions and explanations as to the hows ans whys Peter

@paulus0109 5 лет назад

Nice intro. Always interesting how you talking me to the composition! Thnx Adam

@allandavies1187 5 лет назад

Hello Adam, as always, the clever use of branches and composing of something that little different from the normal.

@tompetersphotography 5 лет назад

Great shots Adam👍🏻 really enjoyed this one! Love the way you framed the waterfall with the knarly tree

@QuietLightPhoto 5 лет назад

Thanks, Tom!

@anvilcloud 5 лет назад

Of course, I made it until the end. I love how you take us through your thoughts about your compositions, like the directional rock in the first photo. It’s also somewhat reassuring to see how your mind can change a bit once you see it on your monitor. Really great work. I don’t know if the foliage to the left of the branches and waterfall in the last photo could be a bit darker as I thought it perhaps drew my eye more than you would prefer. Just a thought, but you are the master and I but a lowly acolyte. 🤪

@leighdorey8271 5 лет назад

Another great video Adam.

@tonyutting6508 5 лет назад

Nice images. Not seen this blending technique before. Will give it a go when I have found something suitable.

@andychattaway5620 5 лет назад

Awesome video Adam. Loved the last image 👌

@bobswezey7452 5 лет назад

Very nice images sir Adam Gibbs enjoyed your video …

@derekcampbell4413 5 лет назад

Not crazy about the first image. I thing the rocks in the foreground distract from the beautiful tree. Love the last image. The waterfall framed by the old tree is beautiful. Love how the wood of the tree looks. I imagine that this was not an easy shot to get right. Nice job.