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It's much appreciated that you film so much of the walks rather than just photo locations. I know these paths so well but can't be there very often, so at least I can experience them through your videos. 👍🙏

it's soothing and beautiful for eyes.

Brilliant videoing and photos been there many a time lovely place keld nice pictures 📸 😊

Well mr keswick lovely video's and photos pity about the jetty and the stones but nice 😊

Quite the area of exploration and a wonderful walk indeed. Great images by the way!!

It's always good to be out whether any photographs are made or not.

The UK countryside is dotted with lonesome trees in photogenic settings - ripe for wide angle or telephoto work. However rather than getting upset at the loss of one tree, most of these solitary trees are a result of hundreds of years of overwhelming numbers of sheep and deer eating all the seedlings. We need to wonder why there are no other trees.

Your channel title mentions framing, therefore would you perhaps do a video on framing and matting techniques and discus the effects they have on the presentational mood of the photo etc.

Great video I just can’t believe someone cut the tree down so sad. For the other comments like to see them go do a vlog. Have a Great coming week!! Cheers from Thunder Bay🇨🇦

i thought the music was very good

I am envious at all the old stone buildings and ruins you have to spice up your landscapes with yon your islands . Here at best we have some old red-pianted boat shacks. It does help that said boat house is in a Norwegian landscape though....lol Enjoyed the vid.

Different strokes for different folks, but I personally found this videos accompanying music a bit annoying and distracting. I guess it goes along with "my" dislike for extremely long exposure water images. People have different taste and that's okay. Thanks for sharing

Glad to hear you are happy with the Platyball. I have no use for it, but like I told you on Fb, I love my Platypod. It is a little gadget that is always with me.

Compared to a normal ballhead the two button approach is awfully slow and you lack any feedback how loose or tight it is at any moment. On both the UniqBall and the Novoflex Magicball tightening and loosening the ballhead takes a fraction of a second and you know how well you tightened it because of the force you have to exert to do so...

Always enjoy seeing other people’s videos of this phenomenal night. I can only imagine your feeling when you saw that first image of the sky above the church! Loved hearing all the jubilation from people in the background. Thanks for sharing!

I like that your images are "real" looking, not overly processed.

You should have had a look at smithy fall the small waterfall one for next time 👍

When I get in moods where I'm not sure where to go, I just do something else without the camera and then I get ideas. Thanks for sharing

From the longer distance, the half second images are the most appealing to me.

Really enjoyed theses videos looks like a good day’s photography keep them coming 👍

Beautiful video, I really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing. 👍32

loved that bridge with those vivid greens. In my part of the world most roads where built after WWII so bridges are just a concrete slab over a creek.

Great shot of the waterfall at 4:40. Really nicely balanced, the building on the right (along with the green grass) fits well in the frame. Nice

Well done David, not the easiest conditions for waterfall shooting. You have encouraged me to visit, probably in the Autumn. See you later in September. Ken

I am assuming the water fall must be on private property. Thanks for sharing

Thats very nice 👍 bee enjoyed watching and some great shots there 👌

Amazing shots of this beautiful tree. Brought tears to my eyes to see it before it was so violently distroyed. 😢

I do love Swaledale and the River Swale. I think my personal preference is 1/2 second exposure. Once again an enjoyable video and gives us the opportunity to visit from our couches 😊. Thanks!

Another lovely Video David, I'm up in the Dales in a couple of weeks for a few days so I will look up some of these waterfalls, take care, Colin.

wow! the photos were beautiful

Amazing video my fiend,nice work!

It’s been a long time since I was last there, its certainty changed for the better. Thanks for sharing.

The Sea Eagle shots you showed, you did fantastically well getting those sharp at 1/640s. Well done.

Lovely spot David. Is it far from where you live? Coming to England in 2026 for photography tour and want some spots like this to concentrate on.

Sounds disappointed about the images he could see..... Put's out stunning photography that live in other peoples dreams 🙂

Beautiful images, David.

It's certainly beautiful up there from your view. Thanks for sharing

Another gem of a Video David, images were great, but that wind is very difficult but you got there, I remember my Late Wife and I used to get the Boat from Glenridding to Howtown and drop down into Martindale to the Church, I believe it had the oldest Yew tree possibly in England whether that was true I'm not sure, and then we walked back to Glenridding via a Farm a beautiful walk views all the way and had to stop at the Cafe for afternoon Tea, sadly we cannot do it anymore, regards, Colin.

I like the possibility of focus bracketing. I have a Canon 5D II, some don’t think it is compatible (I think you have a 5D IV right)? As always a fascinating watch, and a lovely setting - thanks for posting.

Nifty little gadget that.

Beautiful place. Nice video. Thanks for sharing. 👍39

I'm moving back up to the Lakes this summer. I can't wait for my first swim in Bassenthwaite, used to be one of my favourties.

Thanks for sharing 😊 I am sat on my porch near the White Mountains in New Hampshire in the U. S. which is beautiful, but the Lakes are very special and I am sure you pause and take a deep breath every now and again to drink it all in. Of course photography is a great way to do that 😅

Another amazing video and love the areas you have to photograph.Great work!!!Cheers from Thunder Bay 🇨🇦🇨🇦

Really like your shot at 17:47. The small church in the foreground really shows the scale of the landscape behind!

Also just watched the Video of the Church must remember that for next visit, lovely Images.

Yes i agree with you Bassenthwaite has very limited Photographic opportunities beautiful countryside but thats about it, I think you made the best of what there was with some very nice Images, best Wishes, Colin.

A wonderful place to visit and really enjoyed the railway and its surroundings!!👍👍

Love all things Railway, I have a Large oo gauge model Railway at home so I liked the Video, best wishes, Colin.

Of course I'll come with you, specially if I can do it from a comfy chair 😀