Photography Tutorial - Landscape Photography, Seascape Photography

[kryxique]

great video! i love the pov presentation and the pictures are great! :)

[Paddlefeet]

Awesome!

[imjustlivin]

Bravo. You taught me soooo much. Thank you.

[phelferreira]

Hi! For those shots what was the aperture and the exposure time? Did you used any filters for that? When I'm shooting seascape photography some of my photos are to bright .. do you do more than one exposure and then put them together (a bit like HDR) ?

[peterchinnock]

Stunning photos buddy! Did you use any filters?

[Mr40up]

Both those shots are totally awsome , well done mate.

[headstrong440]

how did you not see the HUGE sunset right in front of you x] haha

[josephinemcmorrow1]

@headstrong440  I agree I would have used that brilliant sunset.

[seanstar9]

Great work Jamie. Can you tell us the type of filter used and also any post processing?

[michaelbb64]

Great video, What Beach was it ?

[malcolm1981colby]

Great video.

[joebianca]

Another cool video Jamie. Just watched all of you vids back to back. Very inspiring stuff....If your ever in Sydney would love to meet up for a shoot. BTW i shoot with a 5dmk11 + 17-40 + filters.

Cheers

[jpatersonphotography]

@joebianca Hi Joe, I'm actually in Sydney soon after spending some time at Cradle Mountain. Where in Sydney are you?

[joebianca]

@jpatersonphotography Hey Jamie, i live in Sydneys North west around 30 mins from the cbd. When are you heading over?? dont forget we get sunrises in our seascapes here not sunsets.....Lets hope your an early riser

[JoTerified]

Great shots

[MarcusTPhoto]

really cool shots

[jpatersonphotography]

@MarcusTPhoto Hi Marcus, thanks very much for that. :-)

[seacoastlife]

Jamie, great stuff and I love the way you present. Yeah, I think the second shot was the best too. Thanks very much!

[jpatersonphotography]

@seacoastlife Thanks for that. The first one is kind of growing on me though. Its more soothing and calm.

[f0sin]

i'm always getting so jealous when i see the beautiful locations you've been to. damn central europe, no coasts nearby. ;)

thank you for the tutorial. just another brilliant video with beautiful pictures at the end!

[jpatersonphotography]

@f0sin Thank you. Where are you? Have you got any examples of your photography? Surely you have rives and lakes? :-)

[f0sin]

@jpatersonphotography

I'm living in Switzerland. We certainly have some lakes and rivers, but they are nothing compared to a beautiful Australian seaside. Maybe that's why so many people in Switzerland are choosing Australia for their main holiday destination. =)

I have uploaded some pictures a few years ago, but they're not nearly as well made as yours. When I've uploaded some newer stuff, I'd gladly show them to you. Until then I'm looking forward to your coming videos. Thanks in advance =)

[nerxboy]

jamie is so awesome. incredible location as well. im so jealous :P

what kind of a filter holder are you using? cokin? is it the z-pro series?

thanks

zak

[jpatersonphotography]

@nerxboy Hi Nerx.I'm using the Lee filter holder along with Lee 4x6 filters and Singh Ray filters. :-)

[nerxboy]

@jpatersonphotography thanks for the fast reply :D

i'm really frustrated about the fact i can't get a hold of LEE filters in my country... do you have any experience with COKIN filters whatsoever?

thanks

[26dragon93]

Amazing photos, i think the second one is better, but both amazing.

Where you using a filter?

[jpatersonphotography]

@26dragon93 Most definitely using a filter shots like this would be almost impossible to get without one.

[26dragon93]

@jpatersonphotography Ok, thanks, what filter did you use.

[lopezae33]

amazing, i like them both but that second one is my favorite!! thanks!!!!!

[fritzov]

great tutorial. Thanks.

[jpatersonphotography]

@fritzov No problems at all.