Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
(LINKS BELOW): In this video I’ll share some images taken with the new 180-600 Nikon Z lens in Yellowstone. Look for that lens’s full review next week. I’ll also share some images taken by the fabulous photographers I had the pleasure to share this location with. Practicing shooting and looking through other people’s creative eyes are the best two ways I’ve found to grow as a photographer. Whether you peruse photo books in the library or go out on workshops like ours with integrated daily photo reviews, you’ll find your creative eye develops more quickly than you’d think when you study the work of other photographers.
Nikon’s amazing new 180-600mm Z lens: bhpho.to/4452baB
Our selection of Kase filters: bit.ly/HHKase
My custom tripods & support parts: bit.ly/HHPTripds
Our selection of NYA-EVO packs & RCIs: bit.ly/HHP_NYA
Updated links to all the gear I use and recommend: bit.ly/HudsonsLinks
Using my links helps support this video series. Thank you!
I invite all of you to join Rick, Woody, David, Darren and me for our next free live Office Hours session. Submit a question when you sign up.
Office Hour signup site: bit.ly/2UgDaX4
Thanks to everyone for the great questions you are sending in. Keep them coming either in the comments below or by emailing me directly. I hope to see you in the next Office Hours session.
Stay safe and healthy.
LINKED TABLE OF CONTENTS:
00:00 Intro to ATS 271
01:05 The value of looking through other photographers’ eyes
01:55 Rough weather can create great drama
02:58 Firehole Canyon is amazing
03:30 My 180-600mm Nikon 1st Impressions (pre-review)
04:30 180-600mm images
07:35 Yellowstone Images (Rick and mine)
15:10 Our workshop participants’ amazing images
(LINKS BELOW): In this video I’ll share some images taken with the new 180-600 Nikon Z lens in Yellowstone. Look for that lens’s full review next week. I’ll also share some images taken by the fabulous photographers I had the pleasure to share this location with. Practicing shooting and looking through other people’s creative eyes are the best two ways I’ve found to grow as a photographer. Whether you peruse photo books in the library or go out on workshops like ours with integrated daily photo reviews, you’ll find your creative eye develops more quickly than you’d think when you study the work of other photographers.
Nikon’s amazing new 180-600mm Z lens: bhpho.to/4452baB
Our selection of Kase filters: bit.ly/HHKase
My custom tripods & support parts: bit.ly/HHPTripds
Our selection of NYA-EVO packs & RCIs: bit.ly/HHP_NYA
Updated links to all the gear I use and recommend: bit.ly/HudsonsLinks
Using my links helps support this video series. Thank you!
I invite all of you to join Rick, Woody, David, Darren and me for our next free live Office Hours session. Submit a question when you sign up.
Office Hour signup site: bit.ly/2UgDaX4
Thanks to everyone for the great questions you are sending in. Keep them coming either in the comments below or by emailing me directly. I hope to see you in the next Office Hours session.
Stay safe and healthy.
LINKED TABLE OF CONTENTS:
00:00 Intro to ATS 271
01:05 The value of looking through other photographers’ eyes
01:55 Rough weather can create great drama
02:58 Firehole Canyon is amazing
03:30 My 180-600mm Nikon 1st Impressions (pre-review)
04:30 180-600mm images
07:35 Yellowstone Images (Rick and mine)
15:10 Our workshop participants’ amazing images
