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Chasing the Light is a 90 minute programme exploring the essentials of location photography, location finding, previsualisation, understanding natural light, composition and colour. The film examines the development of a photographic vision with practical hands on demonstrations, insights and examples at a number of inspiring locations and dramatic settings from a misty dawn at Glastonbury to the cliffs of Lands End and the autumnal glens of the New Forest in the south of England. |
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 Spring 2008 : Practical Photography Magazine
"What is it? You've seen his pictures and read his astute scribblings every month in this magazine, and now he's appearing in full live view in Noton the Movie. Yep, the man behind the lens has become the man in front of it as he takes you on a guided tour of life as a landscape pro and opens up many of the tricks of the trade along the way.
Is it any good? Well, yes. It's beautifully filmed and well-edited. The stunning scenes and amazing conditions that Mr Noton experiences just make you want to grab a camera and get out there. His presentation style is pretty true to the man himself. Honest, open, passionate about his art and clear about what great landscape photography is all about." |
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Chasing the Light is a 90 minute programme exploring the essentials of location photography, location finding, previsualisation, understanding natural light, composition and colour. The film examines the development of a photographic vision with practical hands on demonstrations, insights and examples at a number of inspiring locations and dramatic settings from a misty dawn at Glastonbury to the cliffs of Lands End and the autumnal glens of the New Forest in the south of England. |
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Spring 2008 : Practical Photography Magazine |
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"What is it? You've seen his pictures and read his astute scribblings every month in this magazine, and now he's appearing in full live view in Noton the Movie. Yep, the man behind the lens has become the man in front of it as he takes you on a guided tour of life as a landscape pro and opens up many of the tricks of the trade along the way.
Is it any good? Well, yes. It's beautifully filmed and well-edited. The stunning scenes and amazing conditions that Mr Noton experiences just make you want to grab a camera and get out there. His presentation style is pretty true to the man himself. Honest, open, passionate about his art and clear about what great landscape photography is all about." |
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January 2009 : ePHOTOzine - the web's friendliest photography community |
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"Chasing the light is an inspiring piece of instruction. After watching the DVD I actually considered getting out of bed before dawn, which is a lot for someone who normally takes all their pictures after dark.
The quality of the images, backed by David's matter-of-fact presenting and easy-to-understand advice make the price tag of just under twenty pounds seem very reasonable indeed. I would definitely recommend this to anyone interested in this area of imagery..."
click here to read the full ePHOTOzine review |
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The Chasing the Light DVD was released at FOCUS ON IMAGING (Birmingham NEC, 24-27 February 2008) where extracts from the programme were playing on the Lee Filters stand.
The following video sequences show samples of the material from the DVD. To view this footage you will need to have Flash Player 8 installed on your PC and a broadband connection will help! |
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Currently this DVD is currently only available in PAL format.
Good News! We have finally produced the long-awaited NTSC version to accommodate the North American and other non-PAL areas. We are currently talking to prospective distributors state-side and are really hoping to be have this version on sale by July 2010. Pease check back here from time to time as we will make it obvious when we have the NTSC version ready for sale - thank you.
If you are unsure as to which format your DVD system will play, please consider the notes here.
This DVD has an aspect ratio of 16:9 and is Region 0 ("region free"). |
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Chasing the Light can be purchased directly from our secure online merchandise area for £19.98 plus P&P.
To make a purchase please click here or click on the 'buy now' button below. |
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