Stalagmites vs stalactites: an easy way to remember is the 'c' in stalactites is for 'ceiling' as in they drop down from the ceiling, and the 'g' in stalagmites is for 'ground' as in they rise up from the ground.
Years ago I was painting a house and the owner came out to chat with us while we had lunch and I took out a Mars bar for dessert and the home owner told me a story about when he was in a bomber (he a gunner) over Europe making the run back to England during WWII he recalled pulling a Mars bar from his kit; his hands were so cold he had difficulty getting it unwrapped, and it so near frozen that he essentially sucked on it like a popsicle. "Best thing he'd ever eat," he said. The way you cuddled with that Mars bar reminded me of that story. Another great photography video and also, as usual, some of the best entertainment on CZcams. Thanks.
was in the Army and embraced the suck in the field and deployments. then i found nature/wildlife/landscape photograhy years later to help cope with ptsd.....and embracing the suck in photography is well worth it. thanks gavin for the inspiration.
Stalactite vs stalagmite - easy to remember. Stalagmite has letter "g" like "ground" so the are on a ground (formed on a floor of a cave). So stalactite is the other one - hanging from cave's ceiling - note stalactite has letter "c" like ceiling. Simple and easy to remember :-)
What a perfect way to start a Monday. 40 min of fun. Actually Muck Boots are quite cool and trendy. Fits well and you can have them in both warm or light versions.
"Chasing Awe" just arrived and it is "brilliant!" Uncle Grumpy's Forward was nice to read. You are one of the few Photographers who gives the location of your shoot, and I appreciate that very much. Thanks Mike
Just another amazing video Gav, right from Amanda's Pop Rocks, to the stunning last image of the snow capped mountain licked by beautiful light. You are truly an amazing photographer, and you show us all how you should never give up for that perfect capture. Well done my friend, well done 👍
I have binged your videos over the last few weeks. I probably have watched 2-3 dozen or so. You are hilarious and your work is stunning. There is a guy named nico leonard who does high-end watch reviews and he has a sense of humor that is lacking in the watch community. I feel like your humor is in the same mold and is a breath of fresh air in the photography community. Your images have rekindled my photography passion and led to a gfx 100s purchase. Now I have to go out and explore more! Thank you
Great video as always. Talk to your doctor about Hyponatremia. About 3 gm of salt a day is not only beneficial, but necessary. I know... I've been there, but I live in Texas where we drink a lot of water and sweat frequently.
I’m currently playing catch up and have got this far so far. Chasing Awe has just been ordered to help me with some inspiration. Like you, I’m also an escapee of the old country and now live in the Middle of Nowhere, Canada. I’m happier behind the camera, shooting dogs or landscapes as I’ve got a face like an angry beaver after being run over and it tends to scare small children and granny’s.
I just reached the point where you say "How did you film this clip without getting any footprints on the trail." As I watched - this is exactly what I was wondering. My quick conclusions were a drone possibly or there is another way around - you set up your camera, walk back to main trail, and then walk up. You're hilarious - just tells us!!!
just brilliant. when you said 'plop', it took me back (a long time) to primary school whilst I hooted with laughter. but 'I'm going to' was just magnifique. She's a true keeper with that comedic attitude! another excellent and polished video, thanks!
Thank you. Every chance I get, I go out. As I work 8/6 I try to make the best of the times I can. However, watching videos of people just getting mint shots after mint shots on youtube kills me me and makes me question "Am I any good" it's good to see the failure of people you watch. Helps me understand, that "it's not just me". Thank you for sharing this one.
Watching again. I watch your videos more than once anyway- they are so entertaining. Here in South Africa, we call your appropriate footwear Flip Flops or Plakkies (think 'plucky' for the correct pronunciation.)
Perseverance pays off doesn't it? Those last images are special with those misty clouds. They're beautiful! You and Amanda with those pop rocks, LOL. Thanks for giving me a chance to see some awesome views and images. Thanks for putting a smile on my face!
The jet contrail darting into the shot: ugh! There is already a solution and you just used it on your bag and jacket. Fantastic video as always, Gavin.
23:58 I love the fact you went through unbroken snow to get up to your camera. I love that attention to detail in your videos. Its a small one most people probably don't notice, but fantastic detail.
I'm so happy that the day finally delivered some beautiful images for you! No one likes getting skunked when putting so much effort into getting there...but it's even more pressure when you feel like you need to please an audience as well. Of course, just being out in nature can be reward enough. As always, I appreciate all of the effort you put into these videos!
I agree Gavin when you got that shot in your mind and it does not turn out like it was supposed to can and is a real downer like the light on the top of the mountain it was not cooperating for crap it would made me mad myself after all the time you spent plus fuel and wear and tear on your vehicle. But you know just as well as me nothing happens as it should and dreams are made to be shattered.
This may be one of my favorite edits you have put together. I had an outing recently where the weather looked like it would produce a spectacular sunset but nothing was coming together. Clouds were blocking the sun and the light was meek. Just as I had completely packed up to leave, the clouds parted and produced some impressive pinks and purples to the east. Luckily I was able to rush out and grab the shot I wanted. Lesson learned, don't let a day full of duds kill your creativity. A little bit of patience and perseverance can grant the ultimate reward. I got my book yesterday, and it is just as incredible as I had hoped it would be. Great work Gavin.
What an effort. I can run and hike a long time but how you ignore rivers is very astonishing to me. Very happy to see you getting that well deserved superlight
It's been said before but MAGNIFICENT shots !!! Thank you SO MUCH for taking us with you on your trips - the intense beauty of the mountains is so inspiring, coupled with classic commentary from the master of mirth - its always a winner. 40 Minutes of joy to combat lock-down-itis. Cheers Mate!
@Gavin Hardcastle - Stalagmites "might one day grow up". Stalactites "cling tight to the ceiling" I worked in caves years ago and that was the best way to remember which one was which!
I remembered from a cave tour many decades ago: stalagmites - g for ground and stalactites - c for ceiling. I sometimes use the self timer for close-up / macro because when I'm in a twisted pretzel position I use the self timer as a way to prepare my breathing (or rather lack of) before the shutter releases. Nice to know how well the 100-400 GM on the A7Riv handles f16. Great video Gavin. :)
Stalactites hang from the ceiling (“tites” from the top, the “t” in tites = top) of a cave while stalagmites grow from the cave floor. As always, a wonderful, entertaining video. Thank you for all the hard work you put in your work.
As another post has said. Made my Sunday even better Gavin. Talent and making folks smile (laugh over here in this house). We both really appreciate you and Amanda. Thank you! ~Mike, Montana
So much time and effort put into a picture when you don't know if it will be really good. Respect for your perseverance. And thank you for your videos. Love from Germany. Is the text understandable? From Time to time I use Google for the translation. My english is unfortunately not very good but my german is almost perfect. 😉
Congratulations to the lucky winner, something really special and unique. Thank you Amanda for reminding me of this candy, now I want some, maybe a new sponsor for your videos ?
You keep telling the truth of landscape photography and others won't partake...wait....KEEP IT UP!!!!! 😉😁 Damn..was hoping to win that pile of... congrats John! Along with gorgeous photography and epicously made comps, you videos always make me smile or bust a gut... Gavin, my antidepressant. Smashing vid my friend. Cheers, Gavin!!!!!! PS, that last image is smurftastic! Awesome photo!
I am always surprised at how disappointment turns to elation when just one epic image appears. Perhaps that is the definition the “photography addiction”. Thanks for the inspiration Gavin.
Always a nice surprise when a longer video arrives. Great stuff. Just goes to show, shoot for light! By the way, you're a lad, and so you should remember when the TIGHTS come down you MIGHT get up 🤣👍
I can totally relate with this „expectations“ thing 😅 I went for a very long hike this weekend, hoping I could capture a specific lake with the snow around it, but of course the lake was still frozen, so I wasn‘t able to get the shot I had hoped for. But I had a good time during the hike and the view was still beautiful.
in a controlled studio environment any focal length or shutter speed even try a 15 minute exposure on a tripod, turn stabilization on then off compare the photos you will see absolutely no difference, fun fact. great vid Gavin.
Just discovered this Chanel, and I keep falling off my chair....I mean there is nothing like this. It's just amazing breathtaking landscape photography. The amount of work to make these video is phenomenal! Thank's a ton, all my admiration.
Great video Gavin! I dunno how on earth you can film enough for a 40 minute episode in one day but you do it. I notice your tripod nearly comes loose when you stumble/fall. Considering you'll probably continue doing that regularly you should try putting it in your X70 reverse with the tripod head in the pouch. Not only does it help with stability it also puts the weight of the ballhead near your hips, and who doesn't love having their ballhead closer to their hips, am I right? :)
Great video Gavin, yr patience paid off, I love yr humour, yr work is helping us get through these darn restrictions here in the UK. And congratulations to you both, if that ring on Amanda's finger is what I think it is ;) , you are a lovely couple.
We are just treasure hunters really... a dream, a map but a camera instead of a shovel :-)... oh and some snacks of course :-) Great video and the last image was emotional, superb capture. On a side note I remember when that popping stuff first came out as a kid, spent a fortune on it at the time.
Gavin, this is a great video, the landscape is so beautiful and the way you present your search for the right image is both educational and entertaining at the same time. I'm really fond of your videos as I have a good time watching them and learning from all the reasoning you apply into your images and to these situations we've all come to face when going out to photograph landscapes. This is a great amount of work you go through to put these videos together. You should indeed have more subscribers, but anyways, at least count on my loyal following of your work. please keep it up!
Another terrific video! Your videography, humor, tutorials and of course your significant other makes these CZcams videos a must see event!! Keep up the fantastic job!!
Thoroughly enjoyable Gavin. Classic Fototripper vlog, in the style of a couple of years ago. Nice balance between photography and chuckles and a nice pace, to the point were the video flowed so well that I didn't even think about the length of the vlog, even after initially seeing the total length before watching. Its true what you say...the photography frustration is pretty high in the UK at the minute with the covid lockdown. Keep safe and well. S.
Your tolerance for standing in wet feet and jeans is a top-level skill.
Stalagmites vs stalactites: an easy way to remember is the 'c' in stalactites is for 'ceiling' as in they drop down from the ceiling, and the 'g' in stalagmites is for 'ground' as in they rise up from the ground.
Or another way is stalactites have to hold on tite to keep from falling.
@@taklebury And stalagmites might eventually grow enough to reach the ceiling.
'mites' grow up, 'tites' come down
@@drewarmstrong4325 this is true however the profile will stay largely the same wide at the base and skinnier at the top.
Amanda eating pop rocks is my spirit animal
Absolutely love the dry humour on this channel. Cracks me up. Subbed ofc
One of the reasons I have subscribed, his personality is great! Love it
Mites go up, tights come down :)
Years ago I was painting a house and the owner came out to chat with us while we had lunch and I took out a Mars bar for dessert and the home owner told me a story about when he was in a bomber (he a gunner) over Europe making the run back to England during WWII he recalled pulling a Mars bar from his kit; his hands were so cold he had difficulty getting it unwrapped, and it so near frozen that he essentially sucked on it like a popsicle. "Best thing he'd ever eat," he said. The way you cuddled with that Mars bar reminded me of that story. Another great photography video and also, as usual, some of the best entertainment on CZcams. Thanks.
I bet they tasted way better back then.
@@fototripper LOL
A 40 min Fototripper video? Damn I need to switch from coffee to beer!
bring snacks!
I bought a marathon bar!
@@MichaelShainblum This is so meta. Just beware of peanuts.
@@MichaelShainblum bwhahahahahahah
was in the Army and embraced the suck in the field and deployments. then i found nature/wildlife/landscape photograhy years later to help cope with ptsd.....and embracing the suck in photography is well worth it. thanks gavin for the inspiration.
Well said.
Stalactite vs stalagmite - easy to remember. Stalagmite has letter "g" like "ground" so the are on a ground (formed on a floor of a cave). So stalactite is the other one - hanging from cave's ceiling - note stalactite has letter "c" like ceiling. Simple and easy to remember :-)
Stalactites hang tight.
What a perfect way to start a Monday. 40 min of fun. Actually Muck Boots are quite cool and trendy. Fits well and you can have them in both warm or light versions.
That 40. Minutes breezed by like it was 5 minutes , pure class and entertainment
I didn't notice it was that long. It really is a great production.
"Chasing Awe" just arrived and it is "brilliant!" Uncle Grumpy's Forward was nice to read. You are one of the few Photographers who gives the location of your shoot, and I appreciate that very much. Thanks Mike
Seriously jealous! Still waiting for mine. 📭
Thanks Michael. Only when a location is already well rinsed. If it's not yet been ruined, I keep it quiet ;)
Thanks for making my Sunday mornings better ! 😉
Just another amazing video Gav, right from Amanda's Pop Rocks, to the stunning last image of the snow capped mountain licked by beautiful light. You are truly an amazing photographer, and you show us all how you should never give up for that perfect capture. Well done my friend, well done 👍
ARE YOU SH*TTING ME!! That's effing AWESOME!! Thanks, bro!!
heheheh you're welcome John. Now prepare to be the object of jealousy from hundreds of thousands of people!
@@fototripper I KNEW there was a catch! LOL
Is your ebay listing up yet John??? (Congrats!)
@@jennifercrouse thanks!
@@CraigNiesenPhotography thanks!
That moon image was incredible! I thought I was watching a Peter Lik “masterclass”. 🌕😎 🌕
Then I'll watch the video again for the algorithm....(and the Pop Rocks) 😂
Thanks mate!
@@fototripper I think I'll do the same, this video is very instructive about side B of beeing a Landscape phtographer!
I have binged your videos over the last few weeks. I probably have watched 2-3 dozen or so. You are hilarious and your work is stunning. There is a guy named nico leonard who does high-end watch reviews and he has a sense of humor that is lacking in the watch community. I feel like your humor is in the same mold and is a breath of fresh air in the photography community. Your images have rekindled my photography passion and led to a gfx 100s purchase. Now I have to go out and explore more! Thank you
Is this a dream or is it a fantasy. I must of dreamt it, guess I’d better watch it again to be sure. 🥸👍
Good idea ;)
There you go, maximum satisfaction!
Oh yes Gavin. They definitely lick the bag. (Oh and this is a stonking vid. Love it).
Great video as always. Talk to your doctor about Hyponatremia. About 3 gm of salt a day is not only beneficial, but necessary. I know... I've been there, but I live in Texas where we drink a lot of water and sweat frequently.
So, are you saying, Don't ever mess, with a sweaty Texan?
@@TheMrericmichel LOL... all Texans are sweaty about 9 months of the year.
@@kennygo8300 yeah, its hot as balls where i live, most of the year too.
The lengths you go to to entertain me is amazing. I am not standing in that river for you. Ever, just making that clear Gavin.
I’m currently playing catch up and have got this far so far. Chasing Awe has just been ordered to help me with some inspiration. Like you, I’m also an escapee of the old country and now live in the Middle of Nowhere, Canada. I’m happier behind the camera, shooting dogs or landscapes as I’ve got a face like an angry beaver after being run over and it tends to scare small children and granny’s.
I just reached the point where you say "How did you film this clip without getting any footprints on the trail." As I watched - this is exactly what I was wondering. My quick conclusions were a drone possibly or there is another way around - you set up your camera, walk back to main trail, and then walk up.
You're hilarious - just tells us!!!
Heli-tography
Fantastic vlog and a great story of endurance, perseverance and good old fashioned honesty. Loved it. The final image ain't three bad either. J
Your videos are the perfect balance of jokes, vlogs, and photo/photo advice.
I was literally just thinking how did he film that part without any foot prints in the snow when you said that lol
You guys crack me up when am feeling down love your contact really inspired me and influence me as a landscape photographer
It looks like you have some photos for your next book. 🥇
There are not many people I would dedicate 40 minutes to on CZcams but you’re certainly one of them. Great vlog! 👍
just brilliant. when you said 'plop', it took me back (a long time) to primary school whilst I hooted with laughter.
but 'I'm going to' was just magnifique. She's a true keeper with that comedic attitude!
another excellent and polished video, thanks!
Thank you. Every chance I get, I go out. As I work 8/6 I try to make the best of the times I can. However, watching videos of people just getting mint shots after mint shots on youtube kills me me and makes me question "Am I any good" it's good to see the failure of people you watch. Helps me understand, that "it's not just me". Thank you for sharing this one.
Watching again. I watch your videos more than once anyway- they are so entertaining. Here in South Africa, we call your appropriate footwear Flip Flops or Plakkies (think 'plucky' for the correct pronunciation.)
Perseverance pays off doesn't it? Those last images are special with those misty clouds. They're beautiful! You and Amanda with those pop rocks, LOL. Thanks for giving me a chance to see some awesome views and images. Thanks for putting a smile on my face!
Oh, and thanks for the vlog Gav.... note to self..... learn to manage my expectations, when tuning into Gavin Hardcastle .... 😜😔😔🥴😁😁
That last image with sun stripe. Just stunning.
The jet contrail darting into the shot: ugh! There is already a solution and you just used it on your bag and jacket. Fantastic video as always, Gavin.
That last picture is AMAZING !!!
Lots of humor, lots of details: Classic Fototripper!
The shot with the water and rocks is AWESOME
I love how even though you're a pro, the struggle is still so real.
Theres also something really special about being the only one who sees that fleeting moment in time...
Stunning !! Thanks Gavin :)
23:58 I love the fact you went through unbroken snow to get up to your camera. I love that attention to detail in your videos. Its a small one most people probably don't notice, but fantastic detail.
I really dig the "let me walk into my composition" shots! Way better than trying to film the back of the camera!
Oh my! Those shots towards the end are magical!
You guys always crack me up .
Naughty I know how about a few pop rocks in the cat litter tray .
hahahahah genius!
Enjoyed both times....
That last shot is one for the next book Gav. Great Video
The pasta time lapse is your best work Gavin!!! 💪🏻😂
Great shot at the end. Your patience paid off. You may want to talk to your buddies at you tube, they kept trying to downscale your vid to 480p.
I'm so happy that the day finally delivered some beautiful images for you! No one likes getting skunked when putting so much effort into getting there...but it's even more pressure when you feel like you need to please an audience as well. Of course, just being out in nature can be reward enough. As always, I appreciate all of the effort you put into these videos!
I love the banter between Miss Amanda and you!
I agree Gavin when you got that shot in your mind and it does not turn out like it was supposed to can and is a real downer like the light on the top of the mountain it was not cooperating for crap it would made me mad myself after all the time you spent plus fuel and wear and tear on your vehicle. But you know just as well as me nothing happens as it should and dreams are made to be shattered.
This may be one of my favorite edits you have put together. I had an outing recently where the weather looked like it would produce a spectacular sunset but nothing was coming together. Clouds were blocking the sun and the light was meek. Just as I had completely packed up to leave, the clouds parted and produced some impressive pinks and purples to the east. Luckily I was able to rush out and grab the shot I wanted.
Lesson learned, don't let a day full of duds kill your creativity. A little bit of patience and perseverance can grant the ultimate reward.
I got my book yesterday, and it is just as incredible as I had hoped it would be. Great work Gavin.
Brilliant. Glad it arrived Jeremy!
I appreciate the time and effort that went into making this! Up there as one of your best yet 👏
last photo is absolutely MAGIC (as you said)!!!
What an effort. I can run and hike a long time but how you ignore rivers is very astonishing to me. Very happy to see you getting that well deserved superlight
The last picture is absolutely trezmendous!
Fantastic video as always mate! You deserve far more subscribers! ✌🏻
It's been said before but MAGNIFICENT shots !!! Thank you SO MUCH for taking us with you on your trips - the intense beauty of the mountains is so inspiring, coupled with classic commentary from the master of mirth - its always a winner. 40 Minutes of joy to combat lock-down-itis. Cheers Mate!
Pop Rocks, frozen feet, and some atmospheric conditions! what more could you ask for. Great video as always!
That shot at the end is truely stunning.
@Gavin Hardcastle - Stalagmites "might one day grow up". Stalactites "cling tight to the ceiling" I worked in caves years ago and that was the best way to remember which one was which!
You can remember with "a stalactite hangs tight"
I remember the popping candy as "space dust" - we loved it as kids :)
I love that kind of light too, great shots!
I remembered from a cave tour many decades ago: stalagmites - g for ground and stalactites - c for ceiling. I sometimes use the self timer for close-up / macro because when I'm in a twisted pretzel position I use the self timer as a way to prepare my breathing (or rather lack of) before the shutter releases. Nice to know how well the 100-400 GM on the A7Riv handles f16. Great video Gavin. :)
Stalactites hang from the ceiling (“tites” from the top, the “t” in tites = top) of a cave while stalagmites grow from the cave floor. As always, a wonderful, entertaining video. Thank you for all the hard work you put in your work.
As another post has said. Made my Sunday even better Gavin. Talent and making folks smile (laugh over here in this house). We both really appreciate you and Amanda. Thank you! ~Mike, Montana
So much time and effort put into a picture when you don't know if it will be really good. Respect for your perseverance. And thank you for your videos. Love from Germany.
Is the text understandable? From Time to time I use Google for the translation. My english is unfortunately not very good but my german is almost perfect. 😉
It is.
Congratulations to the lucky winner, something really special and unique.
Thank you Amanda for reminding me of this candy, now I want some, maybe a new sponsor for your videos ?
First time watcher, very entertaining love the humour, hope you get those sponsors lol
You keep telling the truth of landscape photography and others won't partake...wait....KEEP IT UP!!!!! 😉😁 Damn..was hoping to win that pile of... congrats John! Along with gorgeous photography and epicously made comps, you videos always make me smile or bust a gut... Gavin, my antidepressant. Smashing vid my friend. Cheers, Gavin!!!!!! PS, that last image is smurftastic! Awesome photo!
I love your optimism. Go on this way, it's one of the reasons to finally get the shot you had in mind.
I am always surprised at how disappointment turns to elation when just one epic image appears. Perhaps that is the definition the “photography addiction”. Thanks for the inspiration Gavin.
Mate that last tele shot was stunning definitely worth the wait! And the wider shot looking towards the trees was a belter.
Always a nice surprise when a longer video arrives. Great stuff. Just goes to show, shoot for light!
By the way, you're a lad, and so you should remember when the TIGHTS come down you MIGHT get up 🤣👍
That last one was epic, the light was stunning, well worth the effort.
Those final shots gave me chills Gavin, just awesome!
I can totally relate with this „expectations“ thing 😅 I went for a very long hike this weekend, hoping I could capture a specific lake with the snow around it, but of course the lake was still frozen, so I wasn‘t able to get the shot I had hoped for. But I had a good time during the hike and the view was still beautiful.
Stunning image with the curving water in the foreground. Be safe in your adventuring.
in a controlled studio environment any focal length or shutter speed
even try a 15 minute exposure on a tripod, turn stabilization on then off
compare the photos you will see absolutely no difference, fun fact.
great vid Gavin.
Impressive fortitude sir. Cold and/or wet is a total whingefest for me these days. This wimp salutes you.
Dude. That telephoto shot is the kind of shot I live for. I'm so jealous!
That last shot was fantastic, moments like that just keep you going for the next one.
Just discovered this Chanel, and I keep falling off my chair....I mean there is nothing like this. It's just amazing breathtaking landscape photography. The amount of work to make these video is phenomenal! Thank's a ton, all my admiration.
Your last image was amazing! Nature keeps us surprised. Enjoyed your video. Stay safe.
Great video Gavin! I dunno how on earth you can film enough for a 40 minute episode in one day but you do it. I notice your tripod nearly comes loose when you stumble/fall. Considering you'll probably continue doing that regularly you should try putting it in your X70 reverse with the tripod head in the pouch. Not only does it help with stability it also puts the weight of the ballhead near your hips, and who doesn't love having their ballhead closer to their hips, am I right? :)
One Day? Oh no no sir;)
@@fototripper Wait this wasn't filmed all in a single day? I FEEL LIED TO
@@AlexArmitage The veil has been lifted.
@@fototripper Ah well no better time to unsubscribe than the present! :) haha. Hope you're having a good day Gavin.
Great video Gavin, yr patience paid off, I love yr humour, yr work is helping us get through these darn restrictions here in the UK. And congratulations to you both, if that ring on Amanda's finger is what I think it is ;) , you are a lovely couple.
Stalactites come down because they have to hold on tight! :)
Man that was a long video. Took me 5 sessions on the throne. The afternoon pictures are great. Thank you.
Love the way you try to persuade yourself the image will work .... as we all do 😁. Will volume II be ‘chased but didn’t find awe’ 🥴😂😂
I shiver each time you walk through that near freezing water. You certainly suffer for your art.
He looks well insulated. ;-)
He looks well insulated. 😜
We are just treasure hunters really... a dream, a map but a camera instead of a shovel :-)... oh and some snacks of course :-) Great video and the last image was emotional, superb capture. On a side note I remember when that popping stuff first came out as a kid, spent a fortune on it at the time.
Whoa-ho-ho! Just got your book...super epic. Nice job brother, looks amazing. Images look even better in print than they do online. Outstanding!
Gavin, this is a great video, the landscape is so beautiful and the way you present your search for the right image is both educational and entertaining at the same time. I'm really fond of your videos as I have a good time watching them and learning from all the reasoning you apply into your images and to these situations we've all come to face when going out to photograph landscapes. This is a great amount of work you go through to put these videos together. You should indeed have more subscribers, but anyways, at least count on my loyal following of your work. please keep it up!
Another terrific video! Your videography, humor, tutorials and of course your significant other makes these CZcams videos a must see event!! Keep up the fantastic job!!
Thoroughly enjoyable Gavin. Classic Fototripper vlog, in the style of a couple of years ago. Nice balance between photography and chuckles and a nice pace, to the point were the video flowed so well that I didn't even think about the length of the vlog, even after initially seeing the total length before watching. Its true what you say...the photography frustration is pretty high in the UK at the minute with the covid lockdown. Keep safe and well. S.
Was genuinely asking myself "how did he film that without getting footprints on the trail". You are a magician sir!
Your winter photos are my favorite. So so spectacular!