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• Landscape Photography No glitz or glamour, it's all about the woods and taking you along for the relaxed wander. Follow Simon as he scouts this private ancient woodland and find characterful gnarled trees and scenes that are brimming with history and stories to be told.
  Simon Baxter Landscape Photography
• Finding Your Photography Niche Gain insight on how to use your visual voice to define your niche in photography with UK-based photographer Alan Schaller. From the streets of London to the alleyways of New York, Schaller will share his monochromatic journey to help you find your path in the photographic world.
  B&H Photo Video Finding Your Photography Niche
• How to Choose the Best Focal Length in Landscape Photography Which lens do you get out of your bag when presented with a landscape photography scene? The focal length you choose can make a big difference to the final outcome. In this video I chat through my decision making criteria from 14-200mm.
  Nigel Dansen How to Choose the Best Focal Length in Landscape Photography
• The Only 2 Essential Lenses for Landscape Photography We discuss the only two essential lenses for landscape photography.
  Mark Denny The Only 2 Essential Lenses for Landscape Photography
• 8 Beginner Landscape Photography Mistakes That’ll Hurt You the Most In this week’s episode, we discuss 8 beginner landscape photography mistakes that'll impact you the most!
  Mark Denny 8 Beginner Landscape Photography Mistakes That’ll Hurt You the Most
• 5 Simple Steps for Perfectly Focused Landscape Photos In this week’s episode, we discuss 5 simple steps for perfectly focused landscape photos.
  Mark Denny 5 Simple Steps for Perfectly Focused Landscape Photos
• Minimalist Photography with Judy Hancock Holland This 37 minute tutorial on minimalist photography is suitable for all levels of photographers, from beginner to pro. Learn how to create striking images that communicate the essence of your subject and the feelings you had when you took the shot.
  Judy Hancock Holland Minimalist Photography with Judy Hancock Holland
• Mars Perseverance Photo Booth Welcome to Mars! We can't take you to Mars (yet!) but we can bring the Red Planet to you.
  NASA Mars Perseverance Photo Booth
• Be Prepared On exploring a landscape and being prepared for exciting compositions in photography.
  Simon Baxter Be Prepared
• Aperture Priority How changing your aperture settings can improve your photography.
  Photography Online Aperture Priority
• How a hidden world changed my photography I bought a book in 2016 which completely altered my perception of trees and how I interpret them with a camera. In this episode, I'm delighted to share some of what I've learnt and how that has influenced my woodland photography in recent years. It turns out that trees talk through a complex underground network of fungal threads! But how can this scientific research influence photography and our creative view of the natural world?
  Simon Baxter How a hidden world changed my photography
• Sunset & Sunrise Photography Tips How to take amazing sunset and sunrise photos. Paul from Photo Genius shares tips, camera settings and talks about what gear you will need to capture the sunrise or sunset. The video includes demonstrations for Canon and Nikon cameras but the tips will apply to any cameras.
  Photo Genius Sunset & Sunrise Photography Tips
• 15 Winter Photography Ideas Want to know what kind of landscapes can you photograph during winter? Here are some 15 winter photography ideas to get you started.
  Photo Tom 15 Winter Photography Ideas
• If You Go Down to the Woods Today If you go down to the woods today is probably one of my strangest titles to date, but it pretty much sums up how the day felt tp me. Whilst there are some strange goings on in the woods, the video includes some composition tips, creative Ideas, a bit of focus stacking and of course, nature information.
  Simon Booth If You Go Down to the Woods Today
• Woodland Photography Insights - What is Ancient? Ever wondered what an ancient oak tree might look like and how you might spot one? Why does this knowledge even matter to your woodland photography? In this episode I take you on an historic wander - admiring some of the most wonderful trees, some facts about them and the joys of learning and photographing these fascinating and valuable living documents. Hope you enjoy!
  Simon Baxter Woodland Photography Insights - What is Ancient?
• Woodland Sanctuary Woodland Sanctuary is a joint exhibition between myself and Joe Cornish. The work was gathered over the last 6 years, all of it within the North York Moors National Park. Using my archived footage, I've made this relaxing video of local woodland scenes which will play on a loop in the Sanctuary room of the exhibition. I've decided to share it online so that it can be enjoyed by all.
  Simon Baxter & Joe Cornish Woodland Sanctuary
• The Photographer's Story - Joe Cornish For the first episode in 'The Photographer's Story' series, I'm delighted to have Joe Cornish share some stories relating to a photograph that is very important to him. It's always insightful to listen to Joe's thoughts behind his photography as he demonstrates his deep connection with the natural world. His genuine passion is obvious through his heartfelt words and his decades of experience as a professional landscape photographer are evident. Joe's contribution is a great example of how taking some time to reflect, re-evaluate and reconnect can play a huge part in becoming wiser and more content in your work. Distract yourself from the lockdown and delve a bit deeper into your own work.
  Simon Baxter The Photographer's Story - Joe Cornish
• Landscape and Woodland Photography with Simon Baxter In my first photography video I venture into a local woodland that I discovered in January 2016. I love to discover, explore and photograph obscure woodlands and quiet landscapes with my pet Labradoodle, Meg.
  Simon Baxter Landscape and Woodland Photography with Simon Baxter
• Emotion in Photography Emotion in landscape photography has always been a prerequisite for me to capture personally satisfying photographs. First and foremost, I have to love my subject and location in order to connect and be consciously aware of why I'm emotional drawn to something. In turn, it informs my making of images and I'm then more likely to capture the essence of the experience.
  
  It's a very difficult subject to explain, perhaps impossible to teach, but I skim the surface of his mind field to try and give some insight into what I mean. Personally, this is THE most important aspect of my photography, so I hope this offers a useful introduction.
  
  Simon Baxter Emotion in Photography
• 7 PHOTOGRAPHY MISTAKES I see all the time I have made and seen loads of mistakes in photography and these are my top 7. In this video I explain how easy it is to avoid making these same mistakes.
  Nigel Danson 7 PHOTOGRAPHY MISTAKES I see all the time
• A Simply Spectacular morning of Landscape Photography Quite simply one of the best morning's of Landscape Photography I've had in a long time - join me on Holme Fell in the Lake District where I photograph some stunning sunrise mist.
  Stuart McGlennon A Simply Spectacular morning of Landscape Photography
• 10 Photography Mistakes Beginners Make // Photo Pro Common mistakes most beginners make
  Parker Walbeck 10 Photography Mistakes Beginners Make // Photo Pro
• Conditions Don't Make Great Photos - You DO I often shoot in or talk about foggy and misty conditions in the woods, but fog IS NOT the secret to successful woodland photography. Join me as I get to know some fantastic rain forest in Wales and then back home I challenge some of my own narrative to make something quite clear - it's not good conditions that make great photos. It would be a mistake to pin our hopes on what we perceive to be great conditions as it's simply one part of the puzzle.
  Simon Baxter Conditions Don't Make Great Photos - You DO
• Photographers Often Get This Wrong Nigel Danson critiques photos and explains a simple composition tip that can make a big difference to your photos
  Nigel Dansen Photographers Often Get This Wrong
• What to Shoot When There's Nothing Worth Photographing If I were teaching someone to see the world, and create amazing photographs from seemingly nothing, as the great photographers do, this is the system I would encourage them to use.
  
  Hey there, thanks for tuning into my videos! If you're ready to enhance your photography skills, I'm here to assist:
  The Photographic Eye What to Shoot When There's Nothing Worth Photographing
• Mastering Autofocus-Proven Tips for Optimal Performance Are you tired of blurry or out-of-focus shots ruining your videos? In this video, I'll show you how to make autofocus work better for you. I'll cover the basics of autofocus, including how it works and the different types of autofocus available. Then, I'll dive into practical tips and tricks for getting the most out of your camera's autofocus system. You'll learn how to choose the right autofocus mode for your shooting situation, how to use focus points effectively, and how to troubleshoot common autofocus problems.
  Walks on the Wild Side Mastering Autofocus-Proven Tips for Optimal Performance
• https://youtu.be/mB9ZzHPanIM The title says it all. These photos are bad, but so bad they're actually good.
  BossDT https://youtu.be/mB9ZzHPanIM
• New Strategy for Wildlife Photography I have spent 8 days with the Nikon Z8 doing Wildlife Photography, Bird Photography and Macro Photography.
  
  Enjoy watching.
  See you out there...
  Morten Hilmer New Strategy for Wildlife Photography
• The Best Tool for Improving Composition in Your Landscape Photos Mark discusses the most important tool in landscape photography - the Crop Tool
  Mark Denney The Best Tool for Improving Composition in Your Landscape Photos
• Woodland Photography is Easy - a simple guide to composition In this video entitled Woodland Photography is easy, I demonstrate how easy woodland photography actually is.
  
  "It's a dark art, if you're not born with it you'll never learn it" What a load of rubbish! There is a simple solution to woodland photography. Just treat woodland photography as you would any other of genre and you'll soon crack it.
  
  Most photographers squirm at the opportunity of going into the woodlands looking for things to photograph. After all, it's a chaotic place. There is a known fact that a great woodland photograph requires a great eye for compositions. Well, whilst this is true to a certain extent most people go about looking for compositions in the woods the wrong way.
  
  Of course, there is another train of thought... think for a moment who you're taking pictures for. If it's just for you then don't beat yourself up every time you venture out. Just take pictures you like the look of. After a while, you'll soon realise the images that feel better composed than others. It will then be a lightbulb moment!
  Gary Gough Woodland Photography is Easy - a simple guide to composition
• Landscape Photography Composition: Minimalism In this video I look at how we can use a few simple elements in the landscape to create minimal compositions which capture the mood of a scene.
  Andy Mumford Landscape Photography Composition: Minimalism
• 13 Smartphone Photography Tips & Tricks A look at using the Smartphone for photography of opportunistic photos
  Jamie Windsor 13 Smartphone Photography Tips & Tricks
• Using Your iPhone As Your Second Camera for Travel Photography Scott Kelby will change how you, as a photographer, think of your iPhone's camera. Yes, you can use your mobile phone as your second camera while travelling, and still come out with awesome photos!
  Scott Kelby Using Your iPhone As Your Second Camera for Travel Photography