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Would love if you could do a video on filters

My pick : RF 24-240mm and 28mm pancake lens😊

I like the fact that you also give info on how to still take photos with kids and while traveling which can be challenging. Real life can’t be stopped, so looking forward to seeing more of this in your videos. On the best way to do this given travel and so much going on. I don’t like my family waiting while I am trying to get a shot so much appreciated.

For Sony E, check out the Tamron lenses. Much smaller, lighter and less expensive than Sony counterparts. IMO too much equipment, too much detail and 1 camera brand would do the same job, but everyone can make their own choice on how much to carry in their travels.

This is absolutely gorgeous, Belinda! So beautifully captured 💜

Keep up the great content.

A great vlog from of a photographer and a parent. Well done.

The ultimate display of professionalism: able to pull off the right shots while simultaneously being a completely responsible parent. Nice take-your-child-to-work day experience. 😊

Explore off the beaten path….I love getting a perspective different from what EVERYONE else is showing on their social media. Wonderful tips here!

Hi Belinda, great video. Very useful information and real life experiences. I have the Nikon Z7II; which I like very much. I have the 24-70 F4; which works very well. However it is not the F2.8; which is lot more expensive. I have been using the Nikon 24-120 F4 lens and it takes some very good pictures. It is a very versatile focal length and I use it a lot. I have haven't won any photo contest's yet, but did two honorable mentions. If the two lenses I mentioned above were f2.8 in lieu of the F4, how much better would the image quality be and would the additional weight be worth the upgrade. Thank you, I love your videos. thank you for sharing.

Wow! just wow!

For people like me, who use photos to store memories with family and friends, making storytelling photo is the most important. Not the camera, not the lens, not the film simulations, but how can photos speak and tell what happend that day. We took the camera everywhere we went for 1 year, then printed some of the best and put them in an album. This allows us to remember how precious moments our family have spent together. How our child are grown and we are getting old. Your tip number 6 is truly extraordinary. Some of the photos included are also very telling. Those sample photos are also awesome. Thank You. Unfortunately, this photography tip "how to make photos tell more stories" is not widely reviewed on UA-cam. I think this theme could be something that will make your channel a bit different but more valuable.

Spectacular!

Mommy this is a great video from apollo

Really great tips and examples!

Amazing work... I never saw so much happiness in photos like in yours... thank you very much for sharing.

I am purchasing the "Document Happiness". I was so impressed with your teaching approach. Thank You so much. I am so excited to get started with your courses.

Good tips. Thanks

Love your sound advice, your example photos are beautiful! Thank you,

Thank you for this. Great tips!

Really enjoying your videos and love your photography style. A new subscriber 😀

Great video you are a champion greetings

great tips! some of them, many of us know, intuitively, but often just forget...is good to be reminded!

amazing tips with amazing photos!thanks for the ideas.

Please share how you post process your photos.. i really like your videos.. more videos please..❤❤❤

You have quickly become my favorite UA-camr. Your photos are so inspiring.

I’m planning a trip in July and came to a similar conclusion for lenses. 24-70 for everyday shots. 70-200 for distances. But I’m likely to include a lightweight macro as well. I need a tripod, but that may add too much weight to my pack. Thank you for your insights and experience.

You are brave and talented. So beautiful

Want much more videos. Very useful. ❤️ Thank you.

Hello from Thailand. Your channel is gem. Thanks for the tips.

Are gears really important ? Because I just have an entry level dslr camera with a kit lens

I am up for a trip to Boracay this May 2024, just as a local tourist, watching your video, I appreciate the practical tips, despite having a different camera brand, what to pack aside from the clothes I'll be wearing. Thank you very much. BTW, I've subscribed to "ALL" of your videos and hope to find and follow you on Facebook.

This is my 1st video of you giving out photography tips, thank you for sharing. 😇

Honestly what a vibrant and full energy photos, your editing framing and subject are perfect. Instant subscriber.

Lovely video, thank you! Great tips, and a really nice laid back delivery style.

can you please make one video on how to do editing like must do minimum editing to the photos . i think most of the photos you presented in the video are all edited ones, so please teach them as well, thanks

Awesome so lovely tips. Will definitely incorporate beautiful guidances.

I’ve been researching gear - photographic and non-photographic - for an upcoming once in a lifetime trip. Your video came up on my feed and all I can say is WOW! The production value of your video is amazing . . . . And the pics from your trip are out of this world. I can’t believe you only have 5k followers. Well, you certainly earned my sub. I will be watching the rest of your videos with great interest. Keep up the great work.

Just got recommended this video and I’m glad I did. You have such a good eye for great photos. I especially loved the desert photo. Look forward to more videos.

I'm not agree with Tip 8.

Thank you, your tips and samples are great.

Really love those photos of your kids interacting with environment. Are you using 85mm 1.2 or so? Thanks again for your great video

Thanks for sharing. Great tips!

Just came across your channel, and so far, really impressed with your content. Different from other photographer's channel and learned a lot. Thank you for sharing. Hoping to forward to seeing more content.

Beautiful photos ❤

Hello! I love your videos, thank you so much 😊

Interesting Belinda. But of course horses for courses. Your 'Essential' (from the title not the precis) wouldn't work for me and probably for most photographers without children (or for many with!). Mine (if anyone is even in the slightest bit interested) is based on the idea that whatever I can fit in my camera backpack comes on the plane and then I take out what I expect to require for what I'm shooting that day, leaving the rest in the hotel safe (or reception safe if a lens/camera is super expensive, though in a few decades traveling I've never had anything stolen from my hotel room) : Landscapes : Sony A7r5 + 16-35/4 PZ, Samyang 24/1.8 (+astro) and Tamron 70-200/2.8. Kase filter kit. Leofoto Tripod. Travel, Street : Olympus OM1 with Laowa 6mm (12mm FF equivalent - love this for super cool distorted views of narrow lanes etc.), Laowa 10mm (20mm equivalent), Oly 12-40mm Pro (24-80mm equivalent), Oly 17/1.8 (34mm equivalent) and a Sigma 56/1.4 (112mm equivalent). Note most of these lenses are tiny (ca. 125g each for 3 of them) but fast for use in low light. Total kit weight ca. 1.5 kgs (camera + 5 lenses). Note that the OM1 has an insanely good IBIS (ca. x8 better than my A7r5 due to the smaller sensor being so much easier to stabilise, easily enabling shutter speeds down to 4 secs handheld) and numerous fun computational functions (ND filters, live composites and 60MP Hi-res, all spitting out RAW files) that help with shooting very low shutter speeds, composited images or aiding with difficult scenes. All of the above easily fits in an airline acceptable bag (tripod in my plane hold bag). Anyway I've watched a few of your videos and enjoy them so look forward to viewing more !

use slow speed is great technic when crowd people moving

Your recommendations make such perfect sense. Thank you so much. 😊