Having watched your channel for much of the past year, I've got some of my best photos following your advice. In this weeks snow, I got some great photos that I never thought possible a year ago. Many thanks for your efforts and Merry Christmas

This was so fun to watch. I love moody shots and the flash can make it happen anytime

I can feel how cold it is just from watching! Such pretty wintry shots ❤

Blimey what a difference it makes having a flash so great to watch Andrew thank you for sharing 👍

We don't have snow here, so this is so epic to me.

Stunning images Andrew, such simple, clean images yet you can picture them framed on your wall…. Merry Christmas 🎄

Such a great technique I am definitely trying that

wow! i love this.😍

Thanks for the wonderful tutorial.

I just recently discovered your channel. I enjoy your videos and they inspire me to get out and discover the macro world. I remember the days of freezing my backside (and other parts) off. I'm glad I moved to sunny Arizona. I can visit snow country within 2 hours if I want and come back to warmer weather. I'm spoiled.

Thank you so much Andrew for the very valuable information and the great tutorial! God bless you!

Your videos are amazing and really helpful in my learning. Thank you 😊

Bravo!

Really enjoy all your videos, indoor, outdoor, so much to learn. Planning to explore a local park this winter. -7 will be a warm day to go out. Winter in northern Canada can be much colder, good for practicing indoors. Always looking for your next video.

I love it--just this morning (in SE Michigan, US) we had similar conditions (even a bit colder and we've got a huge winter storm on the way) and I couldn't get out there fast enough. The frost was great not only on the foliage but on the cars and macros are indeed a great way to appreciate the delicate crystalline forms. It's even better when we get hoarfrost, but that's not so common (especially higher up on the trees where it's much more dramatic). Some of my favorite images are those that involve water in various states, especially frozen. I rarely need a tripod or use any type of artificial lighting but you certainly can get some interesting effects that way, so thanks for reminding me to try that more often (and I also love to push contrast and use backlighting). Sometimes there's also a wonderful prismatic effect (especially when the sun is low--I see that with dew as well). Yeah--I love dogs but ours aren't the best "photo assistants" either... BtW, there are some great touchscreen-compatible gloves out there. I try to "cold-condition" my hands for ice climbing but it's still hard to go bare-handed for long when it's super-cold, but winter's such a great time for photography and some of the best shots are made during the worst conditions!

Thoroughly enjoying your channel, Andrew. So glad to have discovered it!

Spot on video - was in the garden in Berkshire at minus 5 deg C and did very much the same thing!

Another excellent video Andrew, thank you.

Great vid! Gave me a few ideas!! I’m glad you took the time! Thx much!

Love the flash for this type of work. Also gives the subject some more depth & texture. High Speed sync works for me also along with freezing the subject when shooting outdoors which very rarely has no wind in my neck of the woods. Some nice photos & thanks for the vid.