Thanks for tips

calssical photography you do thankyou very much

Thank you.
That was really helpful.
You explained so cleary, and well.
The poppy flower field looked so beautiful. How could you resist.

Gavin, i am having trouble capturing the “intense” colors as of the image @ 3:25, now is the lens to blame for that or my being a noob ? I have seen exceptional images with the exact equipment as mine … has your image at 3:25 had any post processing done .. any specific settings i should be looking at e.g white balance .. i shoot with a canon 550D, mostly in Av or Tv mode, but just don’t get good colors. Any tips would be appreciated. Stunning pictures and pretty helpful videos by the way.

Your PHOTOGRAPHY Amazing man 5stars

Best videos ever even for newbies for DSLR PHOTOGRAPHY.Keep up the good work!!

Gavin,

needless to say incredible presentation skills!, not only the way you explain things also the quality od editing ,are just amazing, we never get bored and understand almost everything perfectly! way to go and god bless you for sharing your wisdome!

Hi Gavin, I find all of your videos most helpful. Thanks for taking the time. One question… Which month was it when you took these, I want to make a note in my diary to hunt down that field this year. I am based in Horsham so its quite local for me.

SUBSCRIBED. thank you

you’re awesome! thanks!

love that lens USM

ur vids r really good u should make this on tv program!!!!

Gavin, Why are you not using a lens hood? Is there a reason why you do or do not use a lens hood?

Done in camera using f4. Many of the images are also on Flickr, there’s a link in the video info. Flickr shows all the Exif data which you might find helpful.

Well maybe the next photo was taken at a smaller aperture… Too bad youtube doest let you see EXIF files.

that does seem like its been blured a bit on photoshop, cause in the next photo the hils look sharper, these videos are awesome.

@muusers 3:22 that is…

Gavin, the photo at 3:25 in your video shows a beautifull background blur behind your lovely daughter. Is that pure because of the large aperture or did that take any post processing?

you’re great, 10x

Hi, thanks for this amazing video. What I wanted to ask is what basic editing you used in photoshop after this session. I like the colour tone that you gave to these photos. hope that someone can help me.

i can only say awesome video. The pictures are amazing

you only may want to use flash in sunny days whenever u want to fill the darker areas in a photo… most of the time it is used in portraits…
Its just like a fill in.

WOW! I love the vignetting effect on the photos, thanks for making these fantastic videos.

@PoppyRoxxx Canon of course! If you want to take wonderful images, you have to use Canon. If you want just “so so” images, then use Nikon

i enjoyed this video so much–informative and entertaining at the same time. Wow. Thanks!