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Story telling and more sales a simple technique and easy steps to capture all that's important! 😁
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@donnabollenbach1922 Месяц назад

Great content! Every region of our country is dealing with invasive animals or plants harming our native flora and fauna. I see lots of stories here. Answering who, what, where, when, and why is great advice to tell the whole story. Digging deeper is key, and, as you mentioned, it’s also a great learning experience. Short stories can be effective too. For example: if I take a picture of a northern shrike, I also make sure to capture its impaled prey. When photographing flowers, don't just take close-ups; include pictures of the leaves, the whole plant, the buds, or even when it's not in bloom. Some of my best-selling images showcase plant habitats. Recently, I've been photographing native oak hydrangea in my yard. It's a great native landscape plant and photography subject because it's always changing. The flowers start out white, then change to pink, maroon, and brown. The leaves also change from green to red, yellow, and coppery brown. Even without the flowers, it has interesting foliage, so I'm documenting these changes through my photographs. If you're taking a picture of a mushroom for identification purposes, make sure to photograph the gills. I am sure you get the picture (pun intended). Thanks for not only providing great ideas but also telling us how to implement them.

@wollertz Месяц назад

Thanks so much for the comment! 100% get the picture 😁. Some viewers tell me they struggle to make multiple images form one subject and this is exactly the way to do it, answering the questions is one way to showcase one particular subject and using the 4 focal lengths to tell the story will help with the creative block. showing the environment as well as all of the changes is a great way to add more information via pictures! Did you catch the Dow and Fawn's? thats all I got with my 200mm 😅

@donnabollenbach1922 Месяц назад

@@wollertz Yes, I see the deer. How cute!

@VanessaBentley Месяц назад

Thank you, I found that very interesting. Not only did you give us great information on storytelling in stock photography, but we also got to learn about that little beetle.

@wollertz Месяц назад

Glad you enjoyed it! I didn't know how to make a beetle interesting 😅

@Gobilovable Месяц назад

Oh my god. Sorry for the late. Great information ❤ RU-vid forgot notified your video

@wollertz Месяц назад

No worries! it ill be here for a while 😁. Thanks so much for the support 🙌🏼

@mirovrlik Месяц назад

Great to learn something new. Thanks Charlie

@wollertz Месяц назад

That's my favorite thing about Stock! Thanks so much for all the comments! 🙌🏼

@natalietarson Месяц назад

You deserve much much more views and subscribers!

@wollertz Месяц назад

Thanks so much!

@OrigamiCalm Месяц назад

Thank you! I learned a lot. Those questions are great and amazing how close you got with the lens and extension tubes. Always a treat to see Bambi too! Edited to add that in the UK we have a beetle called the 'death watch beetle'. It lives in the wooden beams of very old buildings, and basically eats tunnels into them and destroys the building. You can hear the knocking sound of the beetle on the timber as it does its work 😅 It used to be very common but there are chemical treatments now which have reduced the problem. .

@wollertz Месяц назад

😮imagine listening to something slowly demolishing your house ! That’s where the hammer and a stethoscope come in handy 😅 Thanks so much for the comment, I haven’t included Bambi for a while I felt it was time 😂 And yes the extension tubes and the macro add on made a huge difference! Thanks again 🙌

@pauldarville3843 Месяц назад

Great informational video, thanks Charlie!!

@wollertz Месяц назад

Thanks Paul! It was fun to dive into the macro world again. I didn’t know anything about the beetles before I started, now I’m more confused than before 😂

@lensjuice 27 дней назад

Just followed your channel after having watched a few videos. Great inspiration and new things to learn. I like your unique and authentic perspective.

@wollertz 27 дней назад

Welcome aboard! Thank you so much 😄

@randycooper5962 Месяц назад

Awesome content as always my friend! Like @GregKelton said, we're dealing with the invasive spotted lantern fly. I've never heard of this beetle, but since you said it was in Ohio I'll definitely watching for them. And great advice as always for the who, what, when, where, why, and how. Those always served me well as 32 year (and counting) paramedic and 14+ year cop. (Did them simultaneously so I'm not THAT old). 😂 😂 Thank you again for everything you do for us.

@wollertz Месяц назад

😅 Awesome! I count my experience bartending as 20 years (10 years of double shifts) Thanks so much for the comment and Im glad you find these videos helpful, It's helped me a lot and I hope this information can help others. Cheers!

@GregKelton Месяц назад

That was great. Being on the East coast, I never heard of that problem. Interesting way to think of stock, and I can see how a topic can sell. Thanks

@wollertz Месяц назад

Thanks so much! Stock can be literally anything 😅. Specially a world Issue, or solving a problem, or simply selling something 🤷‍♂️

@ChooseAdventureCaliforniaStyle Месяц назад

Awesome location!

@wollertz Месяц назад

One of my favorites 😁

@natalietarson Месяц назад

Thank you for your videos !

@wollertz Месяц назад

You are welcome! 🙌🏼

@GregKelton Месяц назад

You stated the bug arrived in the 1990's, where did they come from? In PA, where dealing with Lantern bugs, a gift from China.

@wollertz Месяц назад

One article I came across says it is native to Europe, North Africa and Asia, and it came to the USA on ships transporting lumber form Europe. Detected in Ohio 1992.