The picture with the filter is the best. I love it 👍. Great job! Greetz Frank ( Alstamarisphotography)

Enjoyed the video as usual, many thanks. Valley of Rocks is a stunning location. Look out for the wild goats !

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

I saw them! Very cute animals. Glad you enjoyed it

Expertly done! Thank you.

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Thank you.👍📷😎

Hot chocolate and cadbury cream egg breakfast, a girl after my own heart! Brilliant! Great to see you out and about in your local woodland, always great to scout an area for compositions. Bet that wood would look lovely in the fog and mist 🍁🍂😊✨

Kudos on the white beanie, ;)

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Thanks !

I love your choice of music , reminds me of the 60’s I grew up in. I also love your videos, very helpful to a newbie like me.

Great review and I appreciate it. Thanks

@SuzannahMary

11 ай бұрын

Thanks 🙏

Enjoyed the video, thanks, think I know where you are as a local of the area but won’t tell! . just to backup your use and recommendation of Nisi, top drawer gear and excellent service, very helpful with advice too, used them for several years now, gradually building the system as not the cheapest but up there with the very best glass. 📸👏

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks they are very good, I feel very lucky to work with them

enjoyed that great video

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Hi Suzannah. love the video.Woodlands are good to photo love your photos. Nice to see you back. Looking forward to seeing the seaside photos. Glad you are settled now.

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Andrew, yes very happy and settled

good stuff , young lady !!

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Good photography.

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Thank you Suzannah

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Thank you Suzannah for sharing your video the filter really brings out the colours in the image. All your photos are excellent especially the one with the evergreen tree beside the one with the gold leaves and also the last one well done

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Many thanks!

Great video 🍻

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

I (sadly) confess that I have, more than once, had a circular polarizer on and then completely forgot to turn it.

Ik volg je nu een geruime tijd op KZread. Ik vindt je een geweldige fotograaf, je maakt mooie composities . Zelf ben ik ook een landschapsfotograaf, en werk ook met nisi, v7 een geweldig systeem en betaalbaar. Bij het stellen van je filter zit aan de buitenzijde een klein stel wiel , zodat je wat preciezer kunt werken . Heb jij ook de ND filters en grijsverloopfilter er bij ? Werkt echt fijn . Groeten van uit Nijmegen Holland Alfredbekerfotografie

Nice to have you back. Nisi are lovely filters. Bring out beautiful colours. Your style is so relaxing to watch and listen too. Thanks for sharing. Look at Kim Grant and Lisa Frost channel. KG is an ambassador for Nisi. Look forward to your Lynton video. Nice area.

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Roy! Glad to help and inspire

Nice work, a polariser is the only filter aside from a variable ND that I really use, they're super useful aren't they!

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Very, I could kick myself for not getting one sooner

So pleased to hear you're finding happiness and stability after your recent move. Spirituality means different things to different people but I think the process of creating anything, photographs, music, poetry, sculpture requires an empathy for the subject or material..call this love or passion, I think it's a form of spirituality. Nothing I can add to your photography, you're on your own journey but I really enjoy how you share that with the photographic community. Look forward to your coastal video 🙏🏻

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree, thanks for supporting my channel

I thought it was best to extend the tripod leg's before using the centre post.

Another fine video. Lovely shots. The small orange leafed trees are beech. They tend to hang onto some of their autumn foliage until new green growth pushes them off in the spring. Looking forward to your next vlog. Happy new home…

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wonderful bit of info, thanks. Thank you for watching

Hi Suzannah, I'm glad you are back! Always great to view your brilliant videos! A tip to increase your tree knowlege: British Trees: A photographic guide to every common species. :)

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I shall have a look

Great relaxed video as usual, so glad you're happy after the move, and have a great time in Lynton. Devon is a super place for photos, coasts, moors and woods, what more could you want lol. Take care, Rod

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Rod

Certainly works with the polarised filter. I have just found your channel. I am a disabled person with walking difficultise here in Kent. I often use the woods near me mainly for fungi, you have made me want to look at different things. Thanks again

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Bob

Lovely shots, well done! that polarizer is a good find! :) Take care, Jen

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jen!

Great video! I will have to take a look at the polarizer, because I don't own one! I can't wait to see your seaside video and photos!👍

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Marvin, I wish I could go back in time and by one

Another great video you got there! What is your favourite place for photography these days? I really like woodland but I'm jealous of your trip to Lynton I really want to shoot more seascapes

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

I love woodland and I am actually trying to build up my woodland shots and eye for photos. It is definitely a skill that needs work and practice, as trees are a cool interesting subject to shoot. Seascapes is a little more out my comfort zone and id like to do more abstract style seascapes

@WillPhipps

2 жыл бұрын

@@SuzannahMary they both have their challenges and there is relaxing parts of both types of photography even being blasted by stormy winds on the seaside

really enjoyed that 😊 and the comparison between using the polariser, love the deep greens

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

It was amazing to see, glad to share. Thanks

Thank you Suzannah for bringing this one to us. I have been using the Nisi filter system since they first became available here in Australia. I run the same as you have here. Just a couple of points to tell others. This CP filter like all others works best when the sun is at an angle of 90 deg to where you are standing.There is a very simple way of finding this out. Hold your right hand like you are pretending to shoot a gun to where you can either see the sun or the brightest part of the sky. Then turn your hand to the left,that’s the best position to stand when using a CPL filter.That is what I tell the participants that attend my photography workshops here in Australia. Also when attaching the CPL attach it to the round holder then screw them both on together,it makes it so much easier and safer from an accidental drop. Very nicely constructed images as well in this one. Take care Sniper Photography

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wow, thank you so much for the in depth comment it certainly helps. I have only just started to take my kit a little more seriously. Thanks for the lovely comment, the support means a lot.

@SniperPhotography

2 жыл бұрын

@@SuzannahMary your very welcome Suzannah.Been enjoying your content here on KZread. Take care.

Hey Suzannah! I came across ur channel last week and really enjoying your content and laid back fun approach... Looking forward to watching how it develops and the mindfulness approach... photography is defo my recharge after a busy life with family and work. Those Nisi filters look good... I use lee ones which have never let me down although they generally have a very slight blue cast. In regard to those trees you where photographing... they are beech trees... they keep their leaves when small to protect the new buds from grazing dear until the tree grows high enough. The brown leaves are not nice so it discourages the dear from eating them or the new buds in the spring.

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the information about the trees! That makes sense, great to know! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. It certainly is mine too, I work shifts and have a rather busy stressful job at time and photography helps me to relax.

Hi Suzannah. It's so true that you have to keep practicing. Keep up the videos. Do you ever think about capturing the mossy green bark on the trunks. Over here in Ireland the moss is amazing this winter.

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Ireland is definitely on my list, thanks for watching

Hi Suzannah! I've got to get a set of those NISI filters, they make such a difference! XX

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

They do, great bit of kit

Here where I am in the Midwest of the US we have several species of cedars and a couple species of juniper and several species of oaks some of which hold on to their leaves throughout the winter and the juniper have a lot of juniper berries on them throughout the fall and early winter that the birds use as a food source. sometimes part of the juniper will turn a reddish brown color which makes an interesting look when combined with the berries that look like tiny blueberries. I'm curious to know if you feed the birds around your home? I'm building a third feeder for the birds and I have a feeding station under construction for the squirrels. now if I can find a way to get the deer to stop sampling the bird food from the feeders in the backyard...deer feeder maybe 🤔? 🤣

The first one

Nisi filters! Lucky you. They certainly make a spectacular difference to the colour saturation in those woodland shots. Can I just ask you to leave your pictures up for an extra couple of seconds. They disappear before they can be fully appreciated.

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

Sure thing, I think I made an editing mismate with one of the images as I noticed it disappeared rather quick. Thanks for watching :)

Susannah, do you recall where you focused for the last image?

Thank you once again for another incredible video. For Christmas I received a Canon M50 Mark II with the kit lens. I also have a Canon ef 50mm Prime lens and a Canon ef 70-300mm and a converter to fit these lenses on my new camera. What would you recommend as budget filter kits for a beginning photographer? I am also interested in landscape photography.

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds like a great camera to have for Christmas. Id 100% recommend investing in the right kit early. As you will only later want to upgrade. Get one bit at a time and build up your collection, I'd recommend the Nisi V7 filter kit

The last images have beed displayed in like half second. It is a photography channel though. From my side, not the way to do it.

I hope you have someone with you

be interested to see what spiritual content you do post ? agree very much with you that unless you are understand you are part of nature and are one with nature your seeing and this your photography of it will not evolve or reach its potential, there are worst things in the world than practicing a practice that encourages a deep appreciation of nature , buddhist and taoism are to prominent examples of this, carl Jung was one of many western philosophers who wrote extensively on man’s relationships with nature .. it is far from folly to suggest we are need deepen our understanding.. reading topics around contemplative photography is worth while and looking and reading the works or minor white people also might find interesting as he was one of the more open western spiritual highly successful photographers ..

@SuzannahMary

2 жыл бұрын

I shall check him out thanks for supporting the channel

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