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Great images James. You really show how anything can become a photograph and that there are photographs everywhere.

An interesting mix of New and old dare James you got some lovely shots and your project sounds intriguing

Interesting virtual walk around a place I've never visited. Enjoyed the history, as well as the documentary and art photography. 👍

…always thinking about composition…even in the unlikeliest places…you are an excellent example to follow James…thanks!

Some great documentary images in there James, really like the fountain ones. Also noted how a small change of position can really change street furniture pictures. Thanks.

The old Odeon is now Bradford live, intended to be a live music venue. Unfortunately there is an issue with the company who were meant to have the venue contract so it's a multi million pound development that is stood empty.

The last time I went to Bradford was December 1986 to visit parents for Xmas. Took the old man to Valley Parade and was hit by the lack of atmosphere as I was a regular at Stamford Bridge at that time Have to say I hardly recognise anything in the video. Fair enough it was almost 40 years ago.

James, your city images are every bit as good and your mountain/countryside images. It’s interesting to see how rapidly your urban photography has changed and grown. Well done, sir!

Is it going to be City of Culture next year James? Hence the inward investment... Still loving the channel. Many thanks.

Hi James, you were lucky to get into the centre, must have been early morning! Went in yesterday and from Manchester road bottom to Kings lane 2.5hrs as you noted major rework to centre and road access. Hopefully it will be worth the pain. Good images as per usual, thanks James for sharing.

Oh a trip down memory lane for me! I left England in 1973 and made Canada my home but this area was ‘Scotland’ for me. Fishing in Loch Maben.. so many memories. Thank you!

…a true gentleman amateur!

Lovely stuff, little lad seems happy too!

Thanks for another entertaining video James. I've been following you for a couple of years now and you never disappoint. I don't normally leave comments as my normal viewing medium is TV and there doesn't seem to be a method for such interaction. However I'm on holiday from my own area which is Loch Lomondside, and I'm currently in Wales on my own adventure. This trip means using my laptop which in turn means I can say hello and keep up the good work, which is some of the best on CZcams at the moment.

Glad you enjoyed your road trip to Scotland, it does rain a lot up here. Nice to see our current home town featured, you should have called in for a cup of Yorkshire tea. Cheers RattyinStirling.

Father & son making memories, not only on camera… ❤

Nice trip to spend some time with your son, some nice images and memories im sure. Heading to Loch Lomond myself in October for a week , first time in Scotland so really looking forward to that one. Hope your well, take care mate !

Keep going on to Glencoe next time. That place is beautiful, a photographers playground.

Brilliant . The young fella had a good time!

|Mr B, i like the different set of images. Lockerbie and Dumbfries i know well, having worked there in the naughties.

Well that was an unusual run out, pity the weather wasn't a little better for you, as always you get some shots. Why didn't you take the bigger kit and telephoto?

Apologies for the misspelling of Stirling! Clearly thinking of the currency when editing the video. I feel silly !

Correction: its not "wet rain", its "Scotch mist" ... and Stirling, not Sterling the currency 🧐 Your pics of Lockerbie were a bit better that I thought you might get under the circumstances. All in all, a nice circuit for a couple of days. And little 'un seems to have enjoyed it too.

Huddersfield? have you got any images of that wonderful Emley Moor transmitting tower?? I always look for it when on the train to York. Magnificent structure :D

And all that will be left from us are memories.

Excellent entertainment. Thank you. 🙂

Boy's roadtrip, nice one mate.

Erm, it's STIRLING. Nice moody shots. Next time go into the Trossachs. It is the Lake District in miniature.

Loch Lomond shots my favourites this time. Is that you on the piano?

Wales next time James? Thanks for taking me to a scenic part of the UK, nice one.

James!Hi, Love it~unreal trip!

James R Burns Photography, can we be friends

Another country.... Lancashire?

I love that you are taking local “mundane” images, which in reality are great pieces. Thank you for sharing and all the best!

Great vid

I feel like the only person I know who does not mind blue skies for landscape photography! Here in the UK, I just welcome sunny weather for some lovely colours 😆. Your shots did work brill in B&W though James

Please do more around Saltaire, I really need to visit.

Every day's a good day for black and white photography 😊😊 lovely shots as always, i always leave my previsual set to black and white so i know straight away what i need to do

Your right of course blue sky's all the way 😊

Beautiful images.

Lovely stuff, cracking photos and a glimpse into a fine part of the world. Cheers James….

Beautiful as always James, thank you for sharing.

Some superb mono images there Mr Burns. I found out the secret many years ago of using mono for Landscape and use it most of the time these days. Given how quiet it was on the road, I guess it was pretty early in the morning. Thank you, its always great to watch these.

Well done, James. Another batch of lovely images ... you make it seem so easy. Might you get more useful contrast if (in Lightroom) you add a little dehaze then raise shadows and drop blacks. Or is that not your game??

Superb work, thanks for sharing this ‼️

Some brilliant pictures in there James. I used B&W extensively when I shot film and loved it, I was once described as a 'B&W snob' for saying that I thought it was a better medium for Landscape. Thanks for the video.

Wonderful images James. Your hike brought back some great memories for me.

Fabulous black and white images, James. I always love how you present your final gallery showcasing your wonderful images of the amazing places you visit, all set against that beautiful music.

Cheers James, it’s your friend Sean in Atlanta! Every time I go out to photograph, which is usually daily if it’s not raining, I always shoot in colour. Many times I have the intentions of shooting in black and white, but I guess I am stuck on colour. But, I appreciate artists like yourself taking the time to photograph in black-and-white. When I post them to certain sites that I feel comfortable doing, the viewers are pretty much split down the middle as to black-and-white versus colour. I just bought an actual red filter to screw onto my lens instead of using the digital filter in the camera, but it’s a whole different look and I’m not so sure I am jiggy with it. I saw you the other day out shooting with Mali. He always seems to be in such a happy mood! I have a confession to make about my black and white photography. I love to see those high contrast images, but with my OLYMPUS EM5 MIII, I can shoot in JPEG and simply lift the shadow with one control. And so, I end up lifting all the shadows out from being black… Is a “Fell“ just another name for a mountain? Thanks for another smashing video and I hope you and your family are well! Sean

Or red filter... old scool :)