Thank Glenn 🙏 Appreciate the kind words

Thank you for your kind words

Thank you so much!

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Thanks a ton!

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Thank you, glad you enjoyed it 🙏

Thank you 🙏 Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you

Thanks you and thanks for watching

Hi Evgeny, thank you 🙏

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Hey, thanks for watching and subscribing. I’m glad you enjoyed it! 🙏

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@@StephenMilner no problem! We really enjoy making outdoor content also

Thanks Ewan. I’ll be going again, possibly up Ruapehu to photograph Ngauruhoe. If your keen, grab you self some climbing boots, crampons and an ice ace, and come along…

Thanks for reaching out. When did you order it? Do you have an order number so I can check? Perhaps send me an email. Thanks

@@StephenMilner Thanks for the offer, but it's totally fine-it shouldn't be long soon. Just getting a slide film fix with this older video. Inspired me to get some Provia myself!

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Mine gets posted out of town to be developed and it works well…

Thanks mate. I was hoping to visit mount taranaki this weekend. Maybe next weekend.

@@StephenMilner you’ll love it great walk to the tarns just stunning I shot a vid there last year or year before loved the place and the other side the Dawson falls side has some cracking hikes views n photo ops also while in area do the rock in New Plymouth Deffo different and the views 😳 but if I were you I’d plan for end of sept I gotta feeling this lockdarn is gonna drag on😞📷

Thanks for the tips. Will be heading to the tarns this time.

@@StephenMilner All good mate amazing place enjoy.

Thank you for watching and commenting, I’m glad you liked the photos 🙏

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Thanks Matt

Thank you. Corrected in Lightroom using the HSL saturation sliders.

Thanks Steve

Thank you 🙏 Your welcome!

Thank you 🙏 I corrected it in Lightroom

Thank you 🙏 I use the saturation sliders in the HSL section of Lightroom. Try removing all the colour from you images using the saturation sliders. This resets you eyes to am what is black and white. Take a 10 minute break from the images and then start reintroducing colour slowly using the saturation sliders and fine tune them to suit your taste.

Looks like Provia to me

@@StephenMilner I don’t think that magenta cast on the film is normal, as a slide you should have almost the result you have after Lightroom... A color cast like this can be from an expired film, E6 chemistries at bad temperature or exhausted, sometimes overexposed slide, or reciprocity if long exposure. Normally a slide is made to be projected on a wall, so Colors need to be accurate right in camera...

Thank you. I think it might be from the filter adapters that are permanently on my lenses.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Blue hour is blue but snow is white. I edit my images to suit my taste and how I remember the scene.

@@StephenMilner You’re fundamentally wrong :). The snow, same as ice and water, reflects all spectrum of ambient light. During the midday it reflects entire visual spectrum from the sun, combination of which our brain represents as white. During the twilight the sun no longer directly illuminates the Earth, and the snow now reflects the light from the sky which is usually combination of magenta, pink and blue as the result of refraction and scattering of the Sun’s rays in the upper atmosphere (I hope you know it). And this is absolutely normal. The twilight is one of the most beautiful natural phenomenon with incredible spectrum of colors and I see our task (landscape photographers) to deliver this beauty to you viewers. I completely admire your statement “I edit my images to suit my taste” but I would recommend you to read the article at the Manfrotto School of Excellence ” The blue hour: winter in the mountains” www.manfrottoschoolofxcellence.com/2018/10/the-blue-hour-winter-in-the-mountains/ Looking forward to seeing more of your interesting videos.

Thanks Roman.