I was not prepared for this
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- čas přidán 27. 01. 2024
- I thought I had everything I needed for this trip, but I soon realized I had made some mistakes. And one of them was to underestimate the weather I was to find up in the mountains.
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All essential stuff like raincoats, boots etc. should always be stored in your car! Nice photos. Keep on rolling.
I used to do that, until my car got broken into and it was all stolen. I don’t do that anymore.
Great photos!
Gracias a ti he descubierto el acceso a la Torre de Doncos,que llevaba mucho tiempo con ganas de bajar hasta ella.Saludos de un fotografo de Ponferrada
Loved the tripod manikin! LOL! I love the way trees look in the winter. Sometimes it looks like they're dancing together. Beautiful images!! Thanks for taking us along!
Very nice video and photos!
Arrived in O Cebreiro on 24 December last year, no snow but a wonderful feeling, great light towards the end of the day. Octopus was fantastic. Walked to Santiago arriving 01 January 2024 enjoying every minute of Galicia, learning and growing on the camino. Thinking Primitivo in the early spring . . . .
the montage was amazing lol great video as usual
Love your resilience, Adrian. And the manikin adds such a great splash of humour - the out-take at the end is brilliant! Thank you.
You experience a lot of bad weather yet you persist, very admirable.
Nicely presented, you are a true artist suffering for your art.
OMG! So much water, I was scared to watch! In case it leaked thru to me! Bravo!
Hi Adrian, wow you've done it again producing another great video. Love the sound of the rain and really nice compositions as always. Great work thank you very much. 😊
I like to also throw a large ziplock bag in my bag for rain. Yeah the cameras are "weatherproof" and most lenses are as well but the rain drops don't magically dry up when you switch lenses so I like to keep as much water off my camera as possible.
Oh goodness, I feel your pain. Actually I did the same a year ago, in Ireland, Donegal. It was October... I was lucky enough to run into a National Park guardsman who lent me his rain jacket. He was a gift from the skies :)
Very nice fog photos, this day was a treat on this side.
Best from France !
Awesome locations and images. Reminded me of a very wet photo walk in the rain on a stormy January day on the east coast of the UK, it was horrible weather but I loved every minute.
I keep a list of "essentials" taped to the door so I don't forget anything. Thanks for the video.
For you list, an extra camera plate for the tripod.
Estupendo. Por cierto, "chubasquero" es con b. Viene de "chubasco". Pensé que era una errata, pero he visto que lo repetiste durante todo el video. Un saludo!
Your work is beautiful Adrian :) Not just the photography. You're a generous soul, thankyou.
A super video and some lovely images made in difficult conditions, bravo!
I like your video style, your colorgrading and your storytelling skills! Very inspiring! I wish I could take a page out of your book. Truly impressive work!
Time for you to produce documentaries. You are a natural!
Great photos and a real inspiration for my new channel. I have done this here in Ireland a few times .... no rain coat caught in a full on storm front haha. Lists are the way forward hahaha Cheers
We prepare to move to Normandie or Brittany now, as Zephyr plans a wind power plant by the Einafjorden Lake of Toten, here I live. Then you and I will stay on each our side of the Bay of Biscay. Cool! Hope we can meet from time to time then?
My oldest girl got French as third language of electives, she selected German, but she didn't get a place there. We're so glad she didn't now, and she loves French. Several reasons I prefer Normandie and Brittany, healthy climate for my breath, a more homogenous French population, and Rollo was either Norwegian or Danish.
Let's hope we can fight Zephyr still!
Ah, fantastic video🙂
You are such a creative person thanks for your ınspiring efforts
Saludos desde Uruguay querido amigo.
We'll be in Galicia in a few weeks. I'm looking forward to it but if the weather is like that my wife is not gonna be happy !!
I have been following your channel for some time and appreciate your work. I have even bought one of your books.
I am guessing a substantial part of your income as a professional photographer comes from Patreon. Maybe when someone buys you a coffee it's not a significant amount in terms of your overall income. It would be polite for you to at least acknowledge such small donations as many will no doubt be from people of limited income such as myself.
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Just out of curiosity, do you add/adjust grain in processing?
I put a small pair of gloves in the right pocket and a hat in the left pocket of every jacket.