Landscape Photography – Not So Great Panorama
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A initially learned photography as a kid shooting black & white then developing the photos in a dark room, that was a magical time and sparked my interest in photography. As I got older I dabbled in digital photography but wasn't until my kids were born that i really started to get an active interest back in it all.
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To be honest, that shot would have been better with a telephoto lens, panorama. Also I've discovered for most of my panorama photos, using lightroom to stitch multiple shots, handheld is enough, even with a telephoto lens. Unless of course the lighting is low where the shutter speed is not fast enough for that reciprocal equation.
The video from 13:28 till the end is just black screen. I assume that's not what you wanted?
And then Casey and Jason came to a fork in the road. They shook hands, and said their good-byes. Casey shifted the pack on his back until it was evenly distributed, and then adjusted his EDC in the holster beneath his pullover shirt so the butt of the SIG would not cut into his gut. Then he stepped off, and took the RIGHT fork. Jason took the Left fork in the road. His pace quickened when he glimpsed a Unicorn on the purple horizon that lay ahead of him.
Thank you for taking the time…your vids help me make it through my day at work…so I can finally enjoy some outside time with the birds….peace
Great video Jason. Love the music that goes on for 4 minutes after it is over too at first i was confused lol
This guys class act.
What a spot to be doing work emails ect outside listening to nature .
Love the videos great content
I learn a lot from you excellent videos. Thank you…
Jason, you may not have been satisfied with your panorama but the scenery was spectacular! Meadows with conifer thickets, snow capped mountains. Now what were you saying about not getting a good composition? In spite of wind, etc. the video was great. I loved the rocks, mountains in the distance, patches of trees. Couldn't have been better!
Im liking the SUV. And the dogs 🇨🇦
like watching tour videos wish you would separate the two you talking about taking pictures my gosh cant take it but love the camping side if things just a suggestion
First time ever giving you a thumps down.
I am pretty sure I know right where that is. Just a few miles above Ukiah, Oregon. Next to the Bridge Creek Wilderness. Isn't that Drift Fence Campground? We hunt there every year.
Thanks Jason. Always great to see your videos!
Very relaxing peaceful area Jason thanks for sharing. Wheeler and Daisy even looked relaxed.
Great video, nothing about not too great….. Wish i could make Daisy and Wheeler young again!
Hello my outdoors friend, I'm amazed at your knowledge of photography. Thank you so much for sharing. I like your two dogs. They are really mellow. Be safe out there and keep your great videos coming along. 🤗
Now this is what I was talking about! Perfect video, just the right amount of B-Roll, content, and education about what you’re doing and talking about photography and how your trying to get your composition and exposure. I also do photography and know everything that you’re talking about. I also learned something from this video about stacking photos which is something I never really have tried. Thank you again for the amazing video. This is why I continue to watch and stay subscribed. I even went back and watched all the videos from the beginning to get up to speed.
Beautiful scene. Very calming. Would have loved to throw down a pad and take a nap in that meadow.
The insight as to your thoughts with the photo, lighting, etc is interesting. Thanks for another great video!
Really liked the shots you made and video of the dogs and the aerial video from the drone. That Telluride rocks!!! Keep doing what you're doing!
Thanks for the bonus 3 minutes of production music-bed at the end 😀
Always great seeing the Puppies in the country side 🐶
#LockHerUp Trump 2020 🇺🇸
Almost disliked this video bc i didnt see some pendleton
Nice job on the photo. 👍
Jason did you make it to overland 2019
As always, a beautiful picture….. Absolutely love your videos…..
By the way if you would like to adventure into some new territory and have loads of places to capture on film let me know. I’m just an hour or so south and west of you and would gladly show you around the area I tend to adventure in. Great video as always
Cheers mate and happy trails
Looking around, poking around is ok with us.
Why are the last 4 minutes of the video black with just music playing?
Not saying anything bad just curious lol
Ended up with a nice shot!
Jason ~ you are very talented-both in your vids and stills. Been following you for sometime-like the Telluride Touch! Keep up the great work! Inspiring!
I ike that you let Wheeler do the final edit. How about some lava field photos in future videos? Would be somewhat different…
What a beautiful spot!! The dogs seem to love the grass! 👍🏻
Very nice shot I thought. Good explanation how you were setting it up. Plus I got a couple minutes bonus listening to your background music faded to black. One of my favorite pieces that you use.
G´day Jason excellent video as always keep doing this great work and I have a little question in which kind of day you prefer daisy coffee and in which kind of day the wheeler one it may be a dumb question and maybe it is but anyhow let me know it
Thanks for the photos, and the ideas. On days of the light wind I’ve tried taking them into the wind. Seems to help, kinda with the movement. I would like to hear more about your new fire stove. Only one question does the bottom get to hot, possibly start anything underneath to get hot or start on fire?
Thanks for sharing the behind the scenes struggles, when things don’t go as planned 🌴
Great work, loved the photo
A good shot would be that Jeep Overland Trip, on that goat trail we drove, on the side of that 200+ foot cliffside canyon. Looking out from there should be a very interesting shoot of height, trees, slopes, forward objects, distant view, a possible flying critter in the medium distance, lighting and color constrasts, clouds, sun, …