On this video, I scout West Woods as the colourful Spring colors turn out to be the panorama. With a Nikon D850, a carpet of bluebells …
On this video, I scout West Woods as the colourful Spring colors turn out to be the panorama. With a Nikon D850, a carpet of bluebells …
I have that same macro lens (for Canon) and wonder whether you reconsidered getting rid of it. I'll acknowledge it has a noisy and slow focus mechanism but in all other regards it is excellent.
A very productive morning I thought, even if you didn’t get everything that you wanted.
It can get a bit busy amonst the blue but for the life of me im putting out a fourth bluebell video next Sunday 😂 i know, its excessive isn't it. Enjoyed your video and your unique presentation style very refreshing and i thought the images were great 👍
thank you 🙂👍👍🙏
My favorite video endings are when you post some of the day's photos. The first photo of the curving trail through the bluebells is a favorite. Great composition.
Love the beginning and ending! And I did enjoy the bluebell images.
Shot at 3:34 is awesome.
I enjoy the quirkiness you bring to your videos. Thank you!!!
Love your videos! Which Vanguard bag are you using? Looks like a good size!
Your videos are great and funny at times keep up girl
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I'm always impressed by the structure to your process.
I read the title of this video incorrectly. 🤣🤣
I love the random dance sessions – priceless!
Fun to watch!
Another great video Courtney.
Loved the teleport at the beginning.
Like you said there is only so many photograph's that you can take of bluebells, then it gets boring.
You captured some really nice image's as usual.
Anyway I see you jumper 😅😅
Oh bluebells! The scene just looks so peaceful and so springy! I really liked the 9-16 crop at the beginning, it really worked well with the scene in front of you. Have a wonderful day!
If you use the tardis you’ll have fewer problems with being transported to the various locations. 😉
Your videos always make me smile more often laugh out loud . So enjoyed the blue bells the wind can be so frustrating getting those micros happens here at the Marshwalk in South Carolina that i have now started to bring a wind tarp I normally use for my beach days with my grand kiddies .sometimes it works and others not too much . Better luck next week hopefully it doesn't rain every day . Stay dry
Thanks for the inspiration. Been looking for a channel like this for a while. I’m trying to create a similar thing on my channel. I look forward to watching your future content 🙂
A really wonderful video this week, as always 👍
The bluebells and bark image was really gorgeous!
Complimenti fai delle bellissime foto👏💯
Very nice, the Bark and Bells image was stunning!
Great video moves and filming…and most important stunning photo's…as a landscape photographer you are my favorite!!!
Love your videos always fun and informative 🔥🔥🇬🇧
Hi Courtney thanks.It is the effort that matters.As in life so too in photography we need some luck.like favourable weather.as you know Blue bells are notorious to photograph. Best luck next time.
Your fern was the best.best wishes.
One tip for you will be to check the weather in BBC and Clear Outside .
Clear Outside gives you Cloud cover
Wind Humidity.
Bluebells and bark is a stunning image. Well done 💪
Just beautiful, simple compositions. If it rains, the green on the leaves will really look intense, so it may not be such a negative!😊
Courtney!…..what camera do you use? Is it a Nikon D750?
Thanks for these peaceful videos…
I am still a beginner photographer and was just wondering why you don't crop in post? I would think it gives you more options to try what works best and maybe even use different crops in the end?
Still…a very beautiful area and nice compositions. With the 'windy bluebells', I wonder how a long exposure would have worked to show a nice blurred wave of color as the forest floor? Thanks for the video!
Courtney, the photograph of the 9:28 bluebells up against the beech tree is sensational. Because the beech bark is relatively ‘smooth’ with its silvery/grey hue, it makes the colour and texture in the bluebell flowers stand out. I miss bluebells and in the 23 years of living in New York, I have only once been back to England during bluebell season. I think I could sit in a bluebell wood all day. There is a carpet of Spanish bluebells in Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, which are not quite the same, but I might get myself over there this weekend to look.
Beautiful work , and thank you for sharing this with us all.