Wyming Brook Workshop - Landscape Photography
Published 2019-12-04
Part two of a 2 day one to one workshop, we visited #Wymingbrook in the peak district, Roy had a great weekend. I got to visit a new location to return to another time.
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All Comments (21)
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This video is fabulous! Just a super location and some of my favorite subject matter like here in California in our Redwood forests. When I make it to England again you can be sure I’m interested in this location Paul. Just a really special job you’ve done filming/photographing this perfect weather day. Be safe and journey on!
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Great pictures from you both of you well done as always, the first oppertunity I get i am going to this place stunning ,Sean
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A most enjoyable video. I watched the first part of your workshop with Roy and have now watched this second part. A very pleasant half hour and some fantastic and inspiring photos. Thank you Paul. ...I've also checked you out on 500px and Flickr as I'm on both of them too. Just can't get enough of this photography thing!!! ❤👌👍😊
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Wyming Brook in my beautiful city of Sheffield and you did it proud Paul. As you say there are many compositions along the length of the brook and then the beautiful Rivelin Valley continues the journey from the reservoir at the bottom. Thanks for sharing with us, loved it.
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Once again a very nicely done presentation Paul. It had a nice flow and a great variety of images, and dialog. Thank you Roy for allowing Paul to video document your trip. It is a destination to visit. Paul perhaps you could do a four season type of a presentation at this site.
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Great video and images 👍
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What a great location. Really nice.
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How beautiful is Wyming Brook, eh mate?? Nice images and thanks very much for the mention :-)
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I enjoyed the video Paul and the images from both of you were brilliant. Another location for me to visit :)
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Hi Paul, great video, Just been to that location and the brook was in spate. The stepping stones were covered and the path on the other side of the stones was closed so had to retrace my steps and follow the path on the true left bank. Keep up the good work...
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Hi mate. Great shots by you both. Fantastic spot.
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Enjoyed thanks for sharing. The path down the Brook is closed at the moment due to the bridges being washed away in recent floods.
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Brilliant
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I’ve one mate, them greens really punch out! What a cracking bit of kit that big Fuji is lol
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Awesome images and what a beautiful place to visit, I’m sure you’ll be going back there again in the future. BTW I’m sure Mrs C will buy you a Medium Format for Christmas if you ask nicely and promise to do the washing up for the rest of the year. 👍
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Probably your best vlog to date. Great series of images. Especially liked the 'upward' panos (I must try that !). You gotta' love them Fuji greens.
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Hi, I really like the editing you do with your photos, the colors, contrasts etc. Have you done any post-processing video showing how to get that look on the photos? If not, could you please do one? :) ...and thanks for all your great videos. This is one of my favorite channels.
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What a fantastic location, it even looks good in Fuji Green. I suspect Roy didn't need his hand held much when it came to taking the shots. I'm at a bit of a loss as to what Medium Format digital is, my guess is that the sensor is just larger with different physical proportions that allows for a greater number of pixels or does it also have something to do with focal distance (sorry, I can't be arsed looking it up!).
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Love you Videos Paul, but to me this proved what I have thought for a long while now is that in my opinion you tend to over warm your images, in comparison to Roy's I can definitely see the difference. But great video all the same.
