The picture of the trains crossing the viaduct reflected in the puddle worked really well, a very inventive way of capturing a train picture with a twist.

Gary so glad I came across your videos, you have a great way of explaining things. I'll be watching more from now on.

nice work and looks great in black and white.

@GaryGough

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Graham

my grandad worked on the railway and i think was the relief driver on the flying scotsman he also drove the mallard too , this brought back a lot of memories of my grandad he told me a few storys of his time on the scotsman, thanks for this

@GaryGough

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Russell. So glad my video stirred up a few nice memories for you

Great shots Gary. One of my favourite spots

Great stuff Gary. Enjoyed that.

Brilliant, like the two shot and overlay,thank you so very much .

@GaryGough

7 жыл бұрын

Graham Ball - cheers Graham, very kind

Naming things is always good. That's Simon Fell behind the viadduct.

Superb. Short but very sweet. And a location I have actually been to!

@GaryGough

7 жыл бұрын

Stephen Darlington - yeah it's an awesome location. Thanks for the nice comment too

Good one. I learned a few things today. It is a good thing 'everyone' did not wait for 'everyone' to disappear.

@GaryGough

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers. Imagine as you say, If everyone had the same thought :)

Very enjoyable video. Nice that you found such a "secret spot" to shoot from!

@GaryGough

7 жыл бұрын

Not so secret, there were hundreds of us there :) Thanks for the nice comments too, much appreciated

Gary you are a godsend mate. I'm quite new to photography and really like shooting at Mach Loop and steam locomotives on the S+C so having these video's to clearly explain how to get the best results at both locations is great. I currently only have a Nikon D3300 and so its good to know that its perfectly up to the job with a decent lens on it (as you explained in the Mach Loop vid). Subscribed.

@GaryGough

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Cowley, very kind of you to say. The camera is more than up to the task so there's no excuse for not getting out there and producing excellent results :) Thanks for subscribing too. All the best. Gary

Come for the photography, stay for the tourism advice.

@GaryGough

6 жыл бұрын

I think this is a good comment? :) Cheers Harold

@haroldellis9721

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, like most of the very best videos, yours works on multiple levels: top photography advice, inspiration and insights to visiting Our Green and Pleasant Land, and personal story.

@GaryGough

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you kindly

Hi Gary, Neil Carter here we met at ribblehead for the Scotsman and went up to Twistleton scar after. Ive just watched part one tutorial really enjoyed it, you are using filters to maintain drama the sky, but i guess this works against the shutter speed bringing it down ?? so do you compensate for this by increasing your ISO?? to get 1/250 sec. Finally did you take all the shots with the filters on including the moving train.

Nice one. You deserve more subscribers mate.

@GaryGough

7 жыл бұрын

Cheers Keef, kind of you to say. I only started to use my KZread channel for Vlogging a month ago. Before then I was just using it to satisfy Google. I'm getting there. So despite being a Pro Photographer for 15 years I have only just started videoing myself. Lets just say I'm still learning :)

Nice photography sir .....like the monochrome shots ! ...fred

@GaryGough

7 жыл бұрын

Fre'd Shedding' s model Railway - Very kind of you to say. Cheers

Great vlog Gary... I think I liked the 1st B/W's best because the train's stack smoke went the other way giving you a clear shot of the entire train & shot from the low angle, interesting... Have you considered going with back button focusing? I have both my crops set-up this way, took a bit getting used to it, never looked back since... Once I lock my focus, I can re-compose till my hearts content, shutter button nor my release cable button can no longer make micro focus adj.'s,...:) Bill Farr...

@GaryGough

6 жыл бұрын

Never been a fan of the back button focus, even for sport. Totally understand how it works, but I'm just not that keen. I know a few photographers that shoot that way. It's just personal preference 👍🏻

@billonthehill9984

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed... Turning the AF off on the lens after focus lock accomplishes the same thing in One Shot Mode, incl. AF AI Servo tracking on moving subjects & AF switched back on on the lens... :) BF...

Great video. Subscribed.

@GaryGough

7 жыл бұрын

Joao Carlos - hi, thanks and thanks :)

Nice one, was there myself for both crossings

@GaryGough

7 жыл бұрын

Andy Beattie Photography - love to see your picture Andy. Can you link it here?

@AndyBeattieUK

7 жыл бұрын

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@GaryGough

7 жыл бұрын

Nice pictures Andy - Try and convert your bridge picture to B&W.

Really lovely photograph. Looked like the whole of England had turned up and their wives. LOL.

The most important idea I got from this vlog is the critical importance of planning an image for something as apparently complicated as shooting a train. I had not really done that before. A neglect to be corrected

@GaryGough

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers Glen. I don't always plan a shoot so meticulously but in this case, I knew it would save so much time in post.

..Given your size and features (Tommy Cooper) I would suggest getting a fez :)

@GaryGough

5 жыл бұрын

lol It's been said a few times 😊😊

nice one, l sat there all day, no train!! wrong day whoops

@GaryGough

6 жыл бұрын

lol oops :)

I think its a very nice hat....🙈😝

@GaryGough

7 жыл бұрын

Tony Pickard - its s terrible hat, just like yours ;)

red filter ?

@GaryGough

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Peter, Red filter? Infra Red?

@uralrider88

7 жыл бұрын

No not iffra red not that deep a red , turns blue black and darkens the sky . b&w photos only obviously.