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If you have time you should have a look at this 90 min. piece about Mike
Yamashita.
Incredibly inspiring. Lots of ideas for my next holiday.
do you think Sony sponsors him?
Love it
I wish I could be there to experience these idiosyncratic cultural and
historical occurrences.
damn, still rocking film. my hats off to you!!!
+YorumiTech Why shouldn’t one use a diffuser outdoors? Pulling the
compensation back only takes from the strength of the light, what the
diffuser does is alter the quality of the light, softens or ‘diffuses’ it,
much like a cloud naturally softens the light of the sun. It takes from the
harshness of on camera flash, it’s not about the strength of the light, but
the quality. And many photographers, pros or amateurs in the know, will use
a diffuser cap on a flash outdoors, or a larger softbox on an off-camera
flash unit. Depends of course on the effect you hope to achieve. Anyway,
there are no rules, or there are and they are there to be broken or bent as
you so wish. If the results are nice, don’t question the method.
i love videography
Art of the photographer
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Spend an hour or so with #NatGeo #Photographer *Mike Yamashita* and gain
some insights into how he works.
#travel #travelphotography #photog +National Geographic
I am so inspired by Mike Yamashita’s works, a National Geographic
photographer for more than 30 years now. He started with no formal training
on photography except for the love of capturing moments and convey a
message to his viewers.
#photography #MikeYamashita
Amazing
Michael Yamashita is such an amazing and inspiring man and documentary
photographer. Makes me humble…
i dont know what to say, he uses a canon 1V which cost tons of dollars as
well as the lens, 70200 2.8v2, and he uses a diffuser on the damn flash
with ettl, well guess what? every photographer can do the pictures like
him! give me his gear i can do the compo the light the stuff like him, what
so pro about it? my opinion, only one thing to remember, photographers,
think, before u take. thats all
Apreciate the history
ISO noise? Tack sharp? Back Focus? Those are the fucks this guy doesn’t
give!!!!
that was great
Fantastic! I wish I can afford the book. Anyway, Korčula (birthplace of
Marco Polo) is in Croatia. Lovely town by the way!
actually he likes to use canon rather than $ony.
Dick head, show your photos, is there any achievement from your
photography? If not, you can just shut the fuck up
Haha look at yourself! He’s out photographing the world with his diffuser,
and you’re just a loser on the internet! 1-0 for him!
he tried to capture the moment, because the moment can’t be repeated.
photographer can make a composition, can create the light, but can’t create
moment. he tried to capture that
Wow… thank you!
Great information… Thank you Luke and B&H for posting this!
still talks TOO much and doesn’t show enough photos..
Excellent info, learned a couple of things I didn’t know before as in
taking long exposures in the daylight to eliminate pesky tourists. :)
What a great presentation by a great travel photographer. Picked up
several meaningful points to improve my work. Thanks!
Thanks a lot for this video, Luke Ballard! This is the first B&H video I
have seen every second of, and really enjoying to watch! And for the first
time, I am going to watch it again to see if there was something I missed
out. I really like your style of presentation with a touch of humor and
being your self. It is so easy to understand with your way of giving
examples that’s very easy to remember. You’re a very good teacher.
It’s very interesting that you say: get up early. Because that’s one of the
most important things to do. You get the best light, you get the freshness
of the nature, you don’t have to go around other tourists, cars or buses
because they are not there to disturb your images.
I spoke to B&H today … I will be teaching Part 2 of this series on
January 9 at the B&H Event Space.
wouldn’t it be cool to take awesome pics without using photoshop… aim
always looking to take great shots without photo shop
Nice one Luke..I play guitar and mandolin-want to swap lessons lol, Iive on
the east coast Scotland Kirkcaldy most amazing sunrise over the river
forth,The photo is Grose valley NSW taken by the wife-keep up the good
work.
good stuff
Fantastic. Shame about the abrupt end. Hopefully there is P2.
Great presentation.The best video ever,Thanks a lot Luke Ballard
Luke, I really appreciated this video and learned a lot from it. Is there a
way to get the text that is in your slides? Thanks!
J
thanks so much BH for the vids these are all great really appreciate the
free info
covering the lens and revealimng it is not one exposure its lots of
exposures. This guy takes lots of great photos but I do wish people would
get away from dissing photoshop. If the shot didnt require photoshop its
probably a jpeg where the camera does all the work. I like to reduce my
work in photoshop by getting a good exposure but nearly all my shots in RAW
are a lttle flat and require a little work…even when the histogtam is
perfect.
your welcome Luke anytime my friend!!