I've looked to YouTube for advice and inspiration when it comes to landscape photography, and these are the channels that I watch that offer something a little more than your average "follow me whilst I go out taking photos" vlogs - although don't get me wrong, there is a lot of value in watching someone's personal approach to photography whatever the format :-)

I'd love to hear what you think of these channels, and what your favourite channels are in the comments!

In no particular order:

Simon Booth
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Nigel Danson
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Julian Baird
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Kim Grant
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Adam Karnacz
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Tom Heaton
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And before the comments go crazy I do watch and highly recommend Simon Baxter's channel for his intimate knowledge of woodland photography and philosophical approach to his work. He didn't make the cut here mainly because he doesn't post as regularly as the others here. But that sounds a little harsh, so here is his channel too :-)

Simon Baxter
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Also, I have an interest in the UK landscape first and foremost, and that is reflected by the fact that these channels are from UK based photographers. I do watch other channels of course, and simply can't feature them all here but may feature more of those in a future video.


Thanks for watching and please like this video and share it on your social media.

Cheers,

David


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Gear used
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Main kit
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Long lens [ Ссылка ]
Wide lens [ Ссылка ]
Prime lens [ Ссылка ]

Memory card - fast enough for landscapes and never failed! [ Ссылка ]

Spare batteries - way cheaper than official Canon ones and do a decent job [ Ссылка ]

Other kit
Backpack [ Ссылка ]
Cable release - cheap as chips and faultless essential bit of kit [ Ссылка ]
Filter holder [ Ссылка ]
10stop filter [ Ссылка ]
ND grad set [ Ссылка ]

Tripod
Tripod head - ball head, solid, so easy to use! [ Ссылка ]
Tripod [ Ссылка ]


Filming
Filmed with [ Ссылка ] (f1.4 for beautiful cinematic footage, and does 4k!)
To keep the frame rate consistent a variable ND filter is invaluable! [ Ссылка ]
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Lavlier mic [ Ссылка ]
Drone! [ Ссылка ]

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