THE ONE SKILL TO MASTER TO GET THE BEST PHOTO OUT OF EVERY OPPORTUNITY

What’s you favorite technique to help visualize the shot? I’d love to know!

Love your videos!
Thank you!!

Thank you. Your videos are inspiring.

I like to thank you Simon ! I just started watching a lot of your videos and really like listening to you and great teaching ! Thanks a lot. I hope to be as good as you someday.

I'm into my third day of photomaking and i actually improved by watching his video's.

You should do a live stream where we send you photos and you give us some critique on how to improve. I'd tune into that!

As I listen and watch Simon in this video I'm aware that I've heard a lot of this before, scattered among magazines and books, across over 20 years. Nobody / no publication made the info as 'digestible' as he does. It just makes so much sense. He's including so much, and with appropriate emphasis. Well done!

Excellent..

When i was twelve i wanted a camera for my birthday that was 58 years ago.
You iether have it or you don't but you will know that it is apart of you if this is what you want out of life.
A wildlife nature photographer is a protector of life not a hunter of death.

Wow, this was a real masterclass. I loved this video. I will try to watch it several times and put it into practice, of course.

Your photos are beautiful and inspiring. I have a canon rebel t3i, and have felt like I will never be on the same page as people that have better set ups. Since watching your videos, I have completely flipped that mindset. I now have the power of genuine knowledge and I feel confident in what I’m able to deliver with exactly what I have. Best regards Simon!!!

I use the 1987 canon 100 to 300 F/5.6 zoom non L on my 77D for landscapes and some portraits. I like 135 mm . I was shocked quite a different look, good fun.

I always ask God to help me, and often it seems that indeed He helps me take a better shot. All of a sudden I get an idea or a prompt to duck, change my angle, etc. But this tip will also help me. Thanks!

More than one skill to master..... but think in 3D is the start.

Ceemon Dontremauh... ... de man knows where to stand..!!

very very informative

Thank you for the content. Its encouraging and motivating and provides a definite way

Hi Simon, Could you explain further on how to properly control and change white balance. I tend to just have it centered and didn't understand the strength of this tool.

So inspiring! I want to get right out there!

Top notch video. I will use what you have said to take better pictures. Thanks ❤❤❤

Love the 100 details philosophy! and your generosity.. We need excellent tools, having the highest quality requires gear to be accurate,, BUT, photographers generally have too much gear affection, others make attempts at credibility by gear lists... to put this is context, i never saw Gordon Ramsay list the brand of stove or pans, on the menu.

Well stated! I always enjoy revisiting some of these subjects to see how others present their thoughts, for often I glean something new. I sometimes find I need to back up and regroup even after decades of photography, for I occasionally cannot see the forest for all the trees... {chuckling} I often knoooow there is an image/composition in a scene but have to figure out exactly what it will be with the cards that nature has dealt. Most of the time it works well, though there are times when I have to chuckle later when I realize my brain needed to reboot before shooting. lol Thanks for sharing your content, for it helps even those that are seasoned to think outside the box. :)

Supportive videos ❤ thank you Simon!

Thanks again ❤

Years ago I would build sets for movies, tv, commercials and would stand behind the DOP watching light the scenes and getting an idea of composition and the dance of light and shadow but would be unhappy with my camera results. I feel I have learned more from you in a couple of days than I've absorbed over yrs. I'm blown away by the quality and thought you've put into your art. Thank you .

I really enjoy all of your content. I don't send very many comments, but this is one I really like your delivery and sensible approach to just becoming a better photographer. With time and practicee we should all become good at this awesome hobby. Thanks a ton!!

Brilliant presentation! But don't take my word for it, just look at the exquisite images Simon created and used to demonstrate his ideas. In photography, as in so many other things, proof is in the pudding!

Started with your iso vid and got hooked immediately.someone who actuallly teaches photography at last.

Fantastic info! Thankyou

Another informative lesson,you are amazing in every way.Great teacher💕

Truly outstanding video.

Maybe, just maybe this is the one video I should watch 20 times in a week, after that, once in a while until my hard head is able to absorb the many lessons in it.

Sound advice; but what do you expect from a master?!

Thank you once again for another incredibly helpful video. I’m addicted too your knowledge! Each time I watch your videos, I take notes and add it to my cheat sheet. Then I try your tips the next time I head out with my camera.

As a teacher, I commend your excellent instructional style. You really have a great way of explaining concepts including visuals to help it all makes sense.

Great Stuff! Really enjoy learning from you

Amazing what you pack into 13 minutes. Superb advice for all levels of photographers. Thank you!

Off out with my new R5 for my birthday...not a shade on you sir, but I'll give it my best shot...your lesson on ISO was an eyd opener. Watch this space...wish me luck

Newcomer to your work, but what a treasure trove it is! Thank you for sharing your wisdom about photography with us!

This is the best photography instructional video I have ever seen. And I’ve seen a lot! Great content.

I tried putting the camera into auto iso. I had some good results

So helpful. Thanks Simon.

I am following lots of channels and you are the only person who teaches me photography. I love this channel

YOur best video IMO. I always walk all over where I am trying to find interesting angles/sun/ light...Get LOW is another one. Well Done Simon!

wow thanks

Canon or sony?