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Photographing Trees with Simon Baxter - Pro Advice & Rare Finds

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In this final instalment from the Atlantic Rainforests of Scotland I’m presented with some very dry and bright conditions, which aren’t the favoured conditions for woodland photography, but I still loved every moment of it. Compositionally, I’m pretty happy with what I have but time will tell if I can build upon them if I’m able to return to this location.
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@ddki9094 Год назад

Because of your channel, I have really come to appreciate my local parks and wooded areas and even have photographed them from time to time. I have to catch myself to not be too impatient and just let everything come into view. Finding good compositions that would look good on a print is something that remains kind of a sore spot for my photography. I have to keep telling myself that my own worst enemy when it comes to photographing anything is to stay home.

@juanitakelly3082 Год назад

Makes you appreciate rain even more doesn't it? But beautiful anyway!

@berniewhitebrown Год назад

Great video Simon as always and lovely to see Meg of course exploring and having fun. Thank you for sharing new forests and its great to see your exciting adventures and watching your enthusiasm boil over. I love the way you make order out of what I would see as chaos. Keep inspiring us please.

@rogernilsson2254 Год назад

Wow what a forest. Thx for showing us and let us experience it online.

@jamesgrant8470 Год назад

A nice woodland. Places like this are becoming harder to find. Makes me realise how privileged I am to live next to a wide range of different woodland. Thanks for sharing. Reality enjoy this...

@antonbradburn7786 Год назад

I think of myself as a nature and landscape photographer. Until I started to watch your RU-vid videos I’d always dismissed trees as relatively uninteresting and tended to dismiss them. But having watched several of your videos I now see them differently. I look at their form and texture as well as any colour - especially redwoods - and have been out seeking the kind of compositions that really excite me. I also agree with your opinion about minimal pp editing - it’s naturalism. Why would anyone want their tree photos to ‘pop’ by over saturating colour. So minimal is the way forward for me. This also makes my illustrations more bone fide and more satisfying. Thanks Simon.

@robertbrown5052 Год назад

Again you dazzle with what you find in a near magical environment. I made comment a couple weeks ago about the contrast between your woodlands and the pine and fir forests where I live in eastern Oregon. To be sure the western/coastal forests of Oregon are staggering to behold also, approaching rainforest in quality. I am blessed with many deciduous varieties of trees (cottonwoods/poplar) here along with the almost bristlecone appearance of many types of junipers and mahogany. To that I give thanks to you (and Meg) for inspiration and insight; while the subjects may differ, the challenges are similar.

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