Misty Morning Macro Photography - Macro Walks ep5 

The sleeping bee shots are amazing

I love your macro photography ,,thank you for your time you spend on the this video

Every one of your videos I watch seem to be a masterclass in Macro Photography! Those Dam Zel Flies can be pretty elusive! Keep up the amazing content.

Another incredible video Alexis, simply stunning macros. Keep up the great work, thanks for sharing with us. Cheers, Robert.

Another great video and fabulous shots.

Cold misty mornings are my favourite time for photos. The insects are calm or covered in dew. You get great shots. Thanks for the video. Take care.

Wonderful photographs. I particularly liked the image with the refracted flower captured in the raindrops. Inspired.

Absolutely stunning!

your work is incredible!

7:04 Bro what a shot!!

This has been a nice walk, thank you.

Как всегда очень круто! ждем видео с техническими пояснениями таких съемок

Lovely video and nice pictures!

Sorry you missed the damselflies. I am no expert, but in my recent outings, i have noticed they are more sun seeking. If the clouds pass in front of the sun, they disappear. I love your work. Thank you for sharing!! ☮️💟

I think creating and experiencing this landscape and adventure must be more entertaining than watching a RU-vid video

Please show your photos a few seconds longer. They are so awesome, and I love to really absorb them. They are worth showing! Don't be ashamed 😉

Just come across your Chanel and I must say your shots are outstanding you just got another subscriber

Hi Alexis, I really love your content; amazing images! Could you explain, or maybe make a video about, how you process your focus stacks? Which software(s) do you use? Thanks!

WOW 👏👏 amazing shots. I'm just sitting and observing the beauty of your work and nature.

Amazing shots (with the bee from the side being my favourite) as per your usual. Keep up the good work.

Beautiful video! Keep it up! Seeing your passion about Photography and and nature/insects makes your videos really special!

Amazing as always!!!

Amazing bee shots. Great video

Wonderful! Educational! Inspiring! Also relaxing and fun to watch. Keep up this great work, I always look forward to new videos.

Incredible images. Inspirational

raining here today - inspired now to take a walk!

Amazing images, your results are always so inspirational, thank you.,

amazing shots

Very nice. The sleeping bee made my day. Thanks.

Some very nice photos

You are doing amazing! Keep up the good work ❤🙌🏽

Excellent video as usual

Loved all your work amazing

Amazing photos as always. Your videos always inspire me to go out and try to improve my macro photography. Thank you for posting

Very nice shots 📸 I like your Videos and learn new thinks

Your photos are stunning - an inspiration - I am going out to see if I can do anything like as well 🙂!!

These are great videos. ❤

Amazing shots! I recently got into photography and I've discovered just how fun macro photography is! Keep up the great work

Excellent shots. I haven't had much joy with stacking, so I'm wondering if you have time to answer a few questions: 1) How do you manage to get large stacks with the SB-900 without dark frames and/or inconsistent exposures? (I use the same flash with Nikon Z50 and can't get more than three or four shots - even at only three frames per second - before the flash power becomes unreliable. Even worse with a Godox TT350 and V350). I'm guessing it may have something to do with your choice of ISO and aperture settings. 2) How do you process the stacks? In- camera, Photoshop or dedicated software like Zerene? 3) How much manual touch-up work is required after the initial automated stack? 4) Why do you use relatively large stacks for small subjects like the weevil? In any case, whatever your techniques, the results are very impressive! 🙂

You are acing it mate. I always look forward to your videos and they are all very very pleasing to see. Hope you get the Dam(n)selfly soon :)

Knocked it out of the park again. NatGeo give this man a contract ^^

Nice photographs 👍🙏 There is a place near me, where there are a lot of blue dragonflies. Tomorrow morning I will try to photograph them perhaps with a dewdrop.

beautiful, how do you manage to do focus stacking with a manual lens?

Your videos are simly great. A joy to view. Inspiring as well as informativ! Thank you very much for your work. Greetings from Hamburg, Germany

Amazing

Please give more time for your stunning photos to look in the video.

The white flowers belong to the Achillea millefolium complex - Common yarrow / Gewöhnliche Schafgarbe

Absolutely stunning. I could watch these videos for ages- thank you! Would you ever do a peek behind the curtain to show how you actually create the final images? Cheers and atb from Norway

Sumamente interesante. Que gran paciencia y dedicacion

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i love

Great video, very informative.I use a Fujifilm xt4 and I'm curious to know how to do handheld focus stack with flash where each image taken in the stack is lit with flash. I tried using burst mode and flash in manual mode at 1/128 but even with the lowest power it didn't recycle fast enough. I tried multi on the flash but not all frames were lit. Please help as i see you are using Fujifilm as well and I see your flash fires multiple times in your handheld stack...can you elaborate on the flash & camera settings you use to have the flash fire multiple times with each frame being lit. Thanks in advance.

Really great shots and great video! How do you do automatic focus bracketing with a manual focus lens? Thanks!

Your channel needs to be in 4K for this wonderful output ... Not everybody views on a phone!

2 questions: what lens do you use, and will you ever make a video on your processing and stacking methods?

hell yeah

Nice shots. Thank you for your videos. Is it possible to take similar photos with same setup but on low fps camera (for example 5 fps ) ?

Well done for the German pronunciation. It is spot on.

Please please please, make a video of how you stack. What settings, which lens, what flashsettings and how you stack and what software.

imagine just chilling on a flower being still tired from night+wet from morning due and some random dude walks over to wake you up with 20 flashbangs 🤣💥💥💥💥⚡⚡⚡✨📸

Impressive images and fine vid - music a plus. Others might be tempted to spray mist their own droplets, but the real thing is so much better - kudos for that. Good theme about finding subjects despite changing plans. Do you ever capture specimens for indoor shoots?

Lovely images brother....what is the gears you used?

Hi Alexis, really been enjoying your videos and I had a question regarding continuous flash settings. The stacks in this video are mostly 40~50 shots. What flash power and at what FPS are you shooting? I've just picked up a used Godox V860 III. I've seen 1/16th power recommended quite a few times, though that only gets me 11 to 17 shots at either 10 or 7fps before it misses frames. Shooting down at 1/32 +0.5 power and I've been able to get over 200+ shots without the flash missing at 10fps. I was curious as to what power and FPS you use and do you just create the stack slower that you've got enough overlapping shots if the flash doesn't recycle quick enough for every shot? Cheers, keep up the great content!

Hi, when you do continously shooting, do you move the focus point by turning the focus lens or by moving you carmera? Thanks. I assumed that you have fix manual focus

The flower reflection shot is insane! I also love how knowledgeable you are, how did you get this far, did you study anything in regards to ecology or animal studies?

Do you know of any Nikon cameras that can photostack like that?

How can you shoot 30+ photos from hand for photo stack?

When you keep the light turned on behind the diffusor does it affect the image or does the flash ignore it? Lovely video as always

Awsome video man I have 1 question how do you get these pictures hand helt

Do you have prints available for sale? I would put that Beetle with refracted flowers piece on my wall with immense haste

How do you shoot stacks on your XH 2 with the manual focus 65mm Laowa lens? Very enjoyable film😊

This is an excellent channel! Would you be able to tell me the name of that device you have attached to your camera?

Any tips for hand-held focus stacking?

I wonder why I even try to do macro photography. Some photos are okay, but 9 out of 10 don't even come close to this quality.

Im not against using focus stacking but de majority of people dont have this equipment for macro cuz its expensive. Maybe showing how to make macro with a simple camera and a simple macro lens could be more interesting. The majority of people that wants to start in macrophotography doesnt have this equipment or the level to use it.