You make a good point, "always keep your head an a swivel." The mountain may look "lit up", but the composition, from where he's siting, looks kinda blah. That hill in the foreground doesn't appeal to me, it's really just an obstruction.
@@EdAb Looks like there may have been reflection potential with a shift to the right a hundred feet or so. It'd have at least been worth a try with that gorgeous light. Even an intimate closeup may have been appropriate with that mountain face. Though the image he chose to go for there worked out beautifully too.
@@davidsargent2544 You could be right, but we can't know, because we weren't there. I think everyone should remember, that when Thomas misses a possible shot because he's talking into the camera, he's doing it as a sacrifice for us viewers, not because he's being lazy, or unobservant.
Haha, great take on the trip Thomas! Really nice to watch a video about the joy of photography over technique, really glad that we all got together for this trip was a lot of fun for sure, even if I was grumpy! haha.
What a morning we had guys. I'm almost done with Video 1 and each one of you deserves an Academy Award for the the intro sequence. It's fun working on the video and re-living those glorious moments. I'm up for the second trip of the year already ;)
2 minutes in you got stuck in the snow, and I'm a friendly Canadian here to help you avoid this in the future. If you EVER get stuck like this, don't try to stand up, that's pointless. If you fail once, you'll fail 100 times. Roll onto your stomach and push up to your hands and knees. Bring your dominate foot forward (If you dont know which one that is, imagine running and sliding on ice. Which ever foot is forward, that's your dominate foot) and once you have your foot flat and on one knee, pray for a moment. Think of your wife. And stand up in one smooth motion. This displaces your weight amongst a larger area, and lets you stand up.
In one of your older videos you described landscape photography as trying to discover an image that’s hidden in a location. So many people wait until conditions are perfect to go out and take photos, but I love how you can always find unique images in pretty much any conditions and at pretty much any locations.
You can't beat walking in deep snow for great cardio. I get to do it at least a few times each winter here in western New York. I'm a big boy and when you go down it is hard to get back up. You've got to just roll out of it. I love the silence of snow and the soft muffled sounds when it is actually coming down is even better. It certainly has a restorative effect on the soul. You looked like a new man. Love Canada, the true North!
So good to see you completely relaxed, happy & totally inspired with such beautiful surroundings. Thomas, your images are truly incredible, wow! That landscape is unreal, mind-blowing! Love the camaraderie between all you guys, so cool to also see that fun element! Fab stuff 😊
This video reminded me of your older vids - thank you! Taking us on the adventure, explaining your composition and thought process, then explaining how you were shooting it, followed by the end result. Perfect and no fluff or boring stuff! Thank you.
What I am finding fascinating is having a clique of photographers in the one location and comparing what they come up with. Nick Page was a little more to the left at the first location and managed to move the annoying tree to the right of the creek. The image had a completely different feel with the creek becoming the hero of the image. So jealous, would love to be able to get to locations like that.
Love how you stress on getting only the "technical side" of the panorama with your points. Your videos are great lessons for the creative side of landscape photography. Also, loving your content. This is why I started watching your videos years ago.
You absolute bunch of (lovable) nutters! That snow did look really difficult to get through, even with snow shoes. Lovely images, and a great atmosphere. Thanks again for sharing your experiences :)
Such a treat to see you and your buddies having a great time in my back yard. I hope you can return again soon. So, so many spectacular spots to see and photograph in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
Awesome video, an absolute joy to watch from the first frame right through to the very last one, stunning images that would grace the wall of any home. Brilliant stuff Thomas thank you.
lol, I needed to see this today! You just turned a long day into an enjoyable one! Thanks for sharing these experiences with us both the successes and failures, beauty, the ugly, and the peaceful and raging conditions/situations!
Another great video, Thank you so much Thomas for being an inspiration! You completely changed my perspective about photography and I do really enjoy it more!
i like the little guy in the front. if he wasnt there it'd look like blank space to me. and i'm amazed there arent a bunch of photographers out there with you! that place is amazing
This spontaneous trip to Canada might be the best idea you’ve had all year 😀 loving these videos! And loved that panorama. Such a serene scene! I don’t why but I also have that thing / gesture with my hand between panoramic shots, weird.. also, I have photographed my hand a lot on various trips. Sometimes they come out as the best image 🦊👍 hehe.
Thomas, I've been following you for a year now, as I am new to photography. I must say the videos are a great help, I love all the tips, especially the pano tips today. keep doing what your doing. many thanks.
Such a great video, man! This is my favorite upload of yours in a while. I could just feel the energy you were getting from being out there in the middle of nature. Beautiful video, beautiful photos, just awesome! It looked like a person could wander that river for days finding great shots.
Thanks for the tips about panoramas. When I first starting taking photographs the goal was to create a panorama and print one out. These tips will defiantly help out. Much appreciated and love how much fun you and the crew are having!
Yay, what a timing. Just ate homemade burgers and now I sat down to drink coffe and got surprised by this video! What a perfect ending to a long and otherwise boring day! Keep up the good work mate.
Hi Tom , Great video coupled with some very helpful advice and the Pano turned out to be a fantastic image, glad to see you doing what you do best, being out taking great images and giving lots of "tips" many thanks Ian
Buzzin watching your trip to Canada, Tom. Pleased to see you happy and laughing with the guys whilst creating some truly excellent work - in my humble opinion. You're a talented to guy - keep it up! :)
Interesting to see the different approaches of photographers on a such a diverse scene with so much potential! Please more videos from Canada, loving them!
Hi Thomas, you made there the best photos I saw for a long time on youtube. Those 2 with the river are absolutely gorgeous. And funny was your way in deep snow because I know how it is, same here on east coast of Canada. Thanks and keep on
I follow all four on youtube and I found the personal perspective of the same landscape very interesting, which gave rise to different photographs. 👍 From Portugal
Thomas; this video was awesome! The pano shot - Amazing! Can’t’ tell you how much respect I have for photographers that are willing to brave those conditions.
Fantastic video again Thomas, great tips for panos and I've been using that hand separation trick for a few years, I also use a leveling base and nodal slide when taking panos and was surprised to see you do not as I find the nodal slide to be indispensable for these shots. That second pano is simply stunning and I cant wait for some snow in the Scottish Highlands. Have just had half a dozen of my shots published for the first time in the local newspaper. Enjoy the rest of your trip and hopefully may bump into you on your next trip up here in Bonnie Scotland.
Every time I watch the B-roll of where you are, I always wonder what kind of compositions you are going to come up with. Never ceases to amaze me, Tom! Great job 👍🏼
I have been enjoying watching your videos and Nick's as well. Great podcast also. I will have to catch everyone else's videos soon. I was there in much warmer weather in June. Just fantastic but this is making me want to get back again soon!
Another great video, Thomas! Thanks for the pano tips. I never thought of shooting a blank photo before beginning and after the end of the pano shots. That’s a definite game changer for processing later in Lightroom. You have great winter images, but I’m glad I’m going there in the summer considering the hassle of getting through the snow.
This is the norm for us who live a d photograph Canada! Winter can give you amazing compositions but you really need to have a good work ethic and be used to the snow and cold temps to get a great image. Where I live in Manitoba (on the prairie), we get lots of snow and it regularly dips down to -35 or more...hands freeze on a regular basis but it is usually worth it!! Great video Thomas!!
Brilliant and well worth the wait but I am worried that you were munching on yellow snow! The “pano” tips were excellent as was the resulting image. Please, never lose your enthusiasm for your art, it’s really is inspirational.
Nice shots!!! I love the pano. Thanks for the tips! BTW when you shot the river, first shot at the river, I watched the light catching the mountain behind you as you were speaking into the camera. It was beautiful too.
Hello from Arizona! Really enjoyed this video. Thank you! You're pretty fun, so it makes for easy viewing. Thanks as well for your enthusiasm for photography. Very catching!
Big fan of the secondary camera angle filming you setting up the primary camera around the 14 and 14:35 mark. Would love to see more of that. Such a smooth and comfortable shot.
Brilliant images Tom. Loved them all. I hope you continue to enjoy the Canadian experience! Snow, Cold and beautiful! Maybe this trip will encourage you to come back to our fair country :) Keep the comedy coming too LOL
That has got to be one of my favorite videos of yours. The things we do for the chance of getting a photo. :) Last winter I "trailed a blaze" up a local hill, the snow wasn't really an issue, it was the thick ice hidden under it that was killer, especially given I don't have shoe spikes. The hikers with their shoe spikes coming up after me, thanked me for showing them the way. :) The trip looks amazing, definitely one I need to add to my bucket list.
Loved the non intentional comedy at the beginning. Looks like you are all having a great time working together. I've watched Nick Pages VLog and it is just as funny! Loved the images as usual Thomas, the Pano is beautiful.
Thomas, you inspire me into loving landscape photography. Canada is actually one of the places I want to visit in the future. Canada is beautiful no matter what season it is.
Catching up on your previous videos and loved this one inparticular. Absolutely stunning scenary and your video really captured the tranquility and magic of the area.
Tom I gotta say buddy that pano is stunning my favourite image by far!! I’d go as far as to say that’s my favourite image of yours and Im pretty sure I’ve seen all your videos. Love this
Definitely a winter wonderland! I'm hoping (travel aside) that we get some nice snow in the UK to give the chance of some winter images. The second image and the last image turned out really nice - got to be a keeper amongst those! 👍🏻
Superb video Thomas! I really enjoyed it, and looks like you did too :D The pano looks stunning! (and I really like the first image as well. Makes me wish there was snow over here. And mountains.)
A new comedy program? Hehe on his kness thought you were going to start praying ! Then Adam Gibbs face planted in the snow haha. Then adding photography just brill Thomas.
13:00 "Look behind you!!! The mountain is perfectly lit up! Stop talking! Turn around!!!"
You make a good point, "always keep your head an a swivel." The mountain may look "lit up", but the composition, from where he's siting, looks kinda blah. That hill in the foreground doesn't appeal to me, it's really just an obstruction.
@@EdAb Looks like there may have been reflection potential with a shift to the right a hundred feet or so. It'd have at least been worth a try with that gorgeous light. Even an intimate closeup may have been appropriate with that mountain face. Though the image he chose to go for there worked out beautifully too.
@@davidsargent2544 You could be right, but we can't know, because we weren't there. I think everyone should remember, that when Thomas misses a possible shot because he's talking into the camera, he's doing it as a sacrifice for us viewers, not because he's being lazy, or unobservant.
@@EdAb I'd bet that he's already taken the image and he does the talking after, because why risk it?
@@EdAb very true!
Haha, great take on the trip Thomas! Really nice to watch a video about the joy of photography over technique, really glad that we all got together for this trip was a lot of fun for sure, even if I was grumpy! haha.
Snowshoes, ski's, toboggans , snowmobiles ... there's this thing about making visitors to Canada comfortable yano :p
When is your video coming Adam?
Saturday morning!
What a morning we had guys. I'm almost done with Video 1 and each one of you deserves an Academy Award for the the intro sequence. It's fun working on the video and re-living those glorious moments. I'm up for the second trip of the year already ;)
I've been waiting very impatiently for your videos of this adventure :D
looking forward to your video Gavin :)
I'd prefer a Golden Globe!
You've earned three @@QuietLightPhoto
Stop watching vlogs and get yours done!!!
haha oh man, I have been looking forward to your take on this morning... So great!
Nick Page way to trail a blaze.
@@jeffreyd71 I am a good blaze trailer :)
Your video was awesome, Nick! You guys are hilariuos! And great educators :)
Great location - I've been there many times. So cool that my favorite photo vloggers were so close to home.
@@NickPage If your going to blaze I couldn't think of a better location!
Canon, Nikon, Sony... that does not matter but having fun with what you have. Best cross over ever
Wow! You set the bar high for the start of 2019. The views are amazing, and the 'new man' Heaton is so relaxed, it's great to see.
Love the *Pano* almost reminds of a Bob Ross painting, which is a good thing! ❤️
happy megapixels
Thanks, Ross. I like it too. It has a certain quietness to it.
2 minutes in you got stuck in the snow, and I'm a friendly Canadian here to help you avoid this in the future. If you EVER get stuck like this, don't try to stand up, that's pointless. If you fail once, you'll fail 100 times. Roll onto your stomach and push up to your hands and knees. Bring your dominate foot forward (If you dont know which one that is, imagine running and sliding on ice. Which ever foot is forward, that's your dominate foot) and once you have your foot flat and on one knee, pray for a moment. Think of your wife. And stand up in one smooth motion. This displaces your weight amongst a larger area, and lets you stand up.
Hi Phank: Get guidance. Keith Pinn, Barrie Ontario, Canada
@@keithpinn152 There's no hope for us up here. Phank, Sudbury Ontario
Hi @@Phank: Sudbury has its own rugged beauty. I lived there in 1979 to 1981 and loved seeing the slag being poured at Inco! LOL.
Even better idea, from Canadian to Canadian, rent a backcountry snowmobile. :P Have a ball on the way to your photographs
In one of your older videos you described landscape photography as trying to discover an image that’s hidden in a location.
So many people wait until conditions are perfect to go out and take photos, but I love how you can always find unique images in pretty much any conditions and at pretty much any locations.
Yeah, but it's a lot easier in the Canadian Rockies :)
Welcome to Canada, and our wonderful winters Thomas! Happy to watch you gents all having fun in the deep snow in Banff.
You can't beat walking in deep snow for great cardio. I get to do it at least a few times each winter here in western New York. I'm a big boy and when you go down it is hard to get back up. You've got to just roll out of it. I love the silence of snow and the soft muffled sounds when it is actually coming down is even better. It certainly has a restorative effect on the soul. You looked like a new man. Love Canada, the true North!
So good to see you completely relaxed, happy & totally inspired with such beautiful surroundings. Thomas, your images are truly incredible, wow! That landscape is unreal, mind-blowing! Love the camaraderie between all you guys, so cool to also see that fun element! Fab stuff 😊
That's very kind, thanks a lot :) It was nice to be out shooting with that lot! Makes a change to have some company.
In New England we call that deep-snow hiking “post-holing.” Toughest hiking there is. Rock on, Thomas.
This video reminded me of your older vids - thank you! Taking us on the adventure, explaining your composition and thought process, then explaining how you were shooting it, followed by the end result. Perfect and no fluff or boring stuff! Thank you.
Just found you. Really appreciate your honesty, humility, and lack of pretense. Thanks for what you do.
What I am finding fascinating is having a clique of photographers in the one location and comparing what they come up with. Nick Page was a little more to the left at the first location and managed to move the annoying tree to the right of the creek. The image had a completely different feel with the creek becoming the hero of the image. So jealous, would love to be able to get to locations like that.
Hello Thomas, very glad to see you happy again. Your best video - EVER! With fabulous Panoramic tips also. Magic!
Love how you stress on getting only the "technical side" of the panorama with your points. Your videos are great lessons for the creative side of landscape photography. Also, loving your content. This is why I started watching your videos years ago.
After a cold day outside it's just nice to come home and turn the Heat On...
I love how you start your vlogs when you are actually at the location, just gets straight to the point, makes it a lot more interesting for me!
The frozen river image is great! Plus I'm amazed you can find such peace and solitude with all those noisy chaps around!
Very true indeed.
Best video in ages, funny, informative, beautiful locations, and great to see you enjoying yourself
Both images were Amazing! The pano was Beautiful! Glad to see you guys having a good time! Looking forward to the next one!
You absolute bunch of (lovable) nutters! That snow did look really difficult to get through, even with snow shoes. Lovely images, and a great atmosphere. Thanks again for sharing your experiences :)
Amazing video and great shots Thomas. That trip to Canada must have been superb... Such a great place and amazing conditions.
my four favorite landscape photographers, Adam, Gavin, Nick and Thomas. thanks for great video
Great video Thomas, looks like truly great fun. Gorgeous vistas and views!
Peace, solitude and great landscape work! You four photographers are my favorite hands down!
Fantastic scenery! Thanks for the Pano/stitching tips, very simple solution to mark the start and stop of the pano sequence.
Such a treat to see you and your buddies having a great time in my back yard. I hope you can return again soon. So, so many spectacular spots to see and photograph in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
Banff is my favourite place in the world. I'm glad you got to experience it.
Awesome video, an absolute joy to watch from the first frame right through to the very last one, stunning images that would grace the wall of any home. Brilliant stuff Thomas thank you.
lol, I needed to see this today! You just turned a long day into an enjoyable one! Thanks for sharing these experiences with us both the successes and failures, beauty, the ugly, and the peaceful and raging conditions/situations!
Another great video, Thank you so much Thomas for being an inspiration! You completely changed my perspective about photography and I do really enjoy it more!
Brilliant vid & great laugh - what a great group the four of you made. Really good tips on the long lens pano as well - thanks Thomas 👍👏
i like the little guy in the front. if he wasnt there it'd look like blank space to me. and i'm amazed there arent a bunch of photographers out there with you! that place is amazing
The pano is a keeper too. Awesome image Great video and very much back to basics and photography for your vids. Love it. Thanks Thomas
This spontaneous trip to Canada might be the best idea you’ve had all year 😀 loving these videos! And loved that panorama. Such a serene scene! I don’t why but I also have that thing / gesture with my hand between panoramic shots, weird.. also, I have photographed my hand a lot on various trips. Sometimes they come out as the best image 🦊👍 hehe.
I do something similar when shooting on a tripod, hold my hand up next to the camera. I tell myself I'm blocking a bit of wind, just a habit now.
Ha. The weird hand thing must be common. Canada was awesome and well worth the time and expense.
Thomas, I've been following you for a year now, as I am new to photography. I must say the videos are a great help, I love all the tips, especially the pano tips today. keep doing what your doing. many thanks.
Such a great video, man! This is my favorite upload of yours in a while. I could just feel the energy you were getting from being out there in the middle of nature. Beautiful video, beautiful photos, just awesome! It looked like a person could wander that river for days finding great shots.
So great to see all of the fun you guys had in my backyard!
You are so back! Love this so much. Really loved the softness of the first image.
The hand shot before and after the pano sequence is such a pro tip
Thanks for the tips about panoramas. When I first starting taking photographs the goal was to create a panorama and print one out. These tips will defiantly help out. Much appreciated and love how much fun you and the crew are having!
Brilliant. And the pano hit me right in the gut. As one of my favourite photographers would say, “absolutely gorgeous”.
Yay, what a timing. Just ate homemade burgers and now I sat down to drink coffe and got surprised by this video! What a perfect ending to a long and otherwise boring day! Keep up the good work mate.
Fantastic images Thomas and looked very tranquil when you were out on our own in the morning which is my idea of heaven
Hi Tom , Great video coupled with some very helpful advice and the Pano turned out to be a fantastic image, glad to see you doing what you do best, being out taking great images and giving lots of "tips" many thanks Ian
Buzzin watching your trip to Canada, Tom. Pleased to see you happy and laughing with the guys whilst creating some truly excellent work - in my humble opinion. You're a talented to guy - keep it up! :)
Interesting to see the different approaches of photographers on a such a diverse scene with so much potential! Please more videos from Canada, loving them!
Hi Thomas, you made there the best photos I saw for a long time on youtube. Those 2 with the river are absolutely gorgeous. And funny was your way in deep snow because I know how it is, same here on east coast of Canada. Thanks and keep on
Certainly a gorgeous pano...thank you for the tips!
Hi Thomas nice to see another of your videos, your doing realy, realy well and only I can say - keep going Thomas ! keep me inspired :) thank you
I follow all four on youtube and I found the personal perspective of the same landscape very interesting, which gave rise to different photographs. 👍 From Portugal
Thomas; this video was awesome! The pano shot - Amazing! Can’t’ tell you how much respect I have for photographers that are willing to brave those conditions.
Fantastic video again Thomas, great tips for panos and I've been using that hand separation trick for a few years, I also use a leveling base and nodal slide when taking panos and was surprised to see you do not as I find the nodal slide to be indispensable for these shots. That second pano is simply stunning and I cant wait for some snow in the Scottish Highlands.
Have just had half a dozen of my shots published for the first time in the local newspaper.
Enjoy the rest of your trip and hopefully may bump into you on your next trip up here in Bonnie Scotland.
Every time I watch the B-roll of where you are, I always wonder what kind of compositions you are going to come up with. Never ceases to amaze me, Tom! Great job 👍🏼
I have been enjoying watching your videos and Nick's as well. Great podcast also. I will have to catch everyone else's videos soon. I was there in much warmer weather in June. Just fantastic but this is making me want to get back again soon!
Another great video, Thomas! Thanks for the pano tips. I never thought of shooting a blank photo before beginning and after the end of the pano shots. That’s a definite game changer for processing later in Lightroom. You have great winter images, but I’m glad I’m going there in the summer considering the hassle of getting through the snow.
Seasonal melt.... and the last line about something intruding into the frame. 😎 Classic comedy! Man, I loved all of these images! So peaceful there!
This is the norm for us who live a d photograph Canada! Winter can give you amazing compositions but you really need to have a good work ethic and be used to the snow and cold temps to get a great image. Where I live in Manitoba (on the prairie), we get lots of snow and it regularly dips down to -35 or more...hands freeze on a regular basis but it is usually worth it!! Great video Thomas!!
Brilliant and well worth the wait but I am worried that you were munching on yellow snow!
The “pano” tips were excellent as was the resulting image.
Please, never lose your enthusiasm for your art, it’s really is inspirational.
Nice shots!!! I love the pano. Thanks for the tips! BTW when you shot the river, first shot at the river, I watched the light catching the mountain behind you as you were speaking into the camera. It was beautiful too.
Another cracking vlog and love the Canadian squad especially Nick!
You and Nick Page have presented the best comedy videos ever, and great images too!
Great video and wonderful images. Many thanks for sharing and looking forward to the next video.
Hello from Arizona! Really enjoyed this video. Thank you! You're pretty fun, so it makes for easy viewing. Thanks as well for your enthusiasm for photography. Very catching!
Another group of great images Thomas...the pano was gorgeous!! Appreciate all the tips :)
What a great video, from start to finish it was thoroughly enjoyable. Thankyou :D
Stunning pano. Thanks for sharing the images and the pano tips.
Wow! Superb photos and video as usual Thomas! Love your video channel...Just waiting for snow to arrive now up in West Scotland now...
Music is great man. Suits the scene perfect. Beauty winter wonderland in the home country. 🇨🇦 Snow got deep there for a bit eh. Roll the comedy.
Greg Snell yeah but there was no one there to share the coffee.
Big fan of the secondary camera angle filming you setting up the primary camera around the 14 and 14:35 mark. Would love to see more of that. Such a smooth and comfortable shot.
Brilliant images Tom. Loved them all. I hope you continue to enjoy the Canadian experience! Snow, Cold and beautiful! Maybe this trip will encourage you to come back to our fair country :) Keep the comedy coming too LOL
Great video .. very inspirational! .. you’ve reinforced my motivation to go out there ,get stuck in and try my best.
That has got to be one of my favorite videos of yours. The things we do for the chance of getting a photo. :) Last winter I "trailed a blaze" up a local hill, the snow wasn't really an issue, it was the thick ice hidden under it that was killer, especially given I don't have shoe spikes. The hikers with their shoe spikes coming up after me, thanked me for showing them the way. :) The trip looks amazing, definitely one I need to add to my bucket list.
Love your videos. I find you very relatable. Great work!
Loved the non intentional comedy at the beginning. Looks like you are all having a great time working together. I've watched Nick Pages VLog and it is just as funny! Loved the images as usual Thomas, the Pano is beautiful.
Great video! Really nice pano. It's nice to see you guys enjoying your trip. Keep it up!
The more I watch the more I learn, focus stacking, pano tips. I have a trip planned this weekend, so going to give those a go. 😀
Thomas, you inspire me into loving landscape photography. Canada is actually one of the places I want to visit in the future. Canada is beautiful no matter what season it is.
Catching up on your previous videos and loved this one inparticular. Absolutely stunning scenary and your video really captured the tranquility and magic of the area.
Sorry ... of course "scenery" not "scenary" :-)
Tom I gotta say buddy that pano is stunning my favourite image by far!! I’d go as far as to say that’s my favourite image of yours and Im pretty sure I’ve seen all your videos. Love this
Definitely a winter wonderland! I'm hoping (travel aside) that we get some nice snow in the UK to give the chance of some winter images. The second image and the last image turned out really nice - got to be a keeper amongst those! 👍🏻
I'm still waiting for that cold snap to hit. It's been a particularly warm winter so far. Fingers crossed.
Great to see all you guys on one shoot..great entertainment and lovely images..would definitely like to see more of these adventures 👌🏼
LOVED! that pano. Looks like a great trip!!
Behind you at 12:15 is also just breathtaking. Hard to not find amazing images there....
Loving your last few videos - feels like you have found your mojo again!
Great video, Thomas, and awesome panoramic at the end. Thank you.
The pano picture is one of your best shots ever in my opinion.
Superb pano Thomas. A definite "keeper". Oh, and thanks for the pano "first and last image" tip.
Another great video, loving how 2019 is starting out!
I just found your channel. It is just great. I love the peaceful output to your videos. Makes me feel at peace.
Superb video Thomas! I really enjoyed it, and looks like you did too :D
The pano looks stunning! (and I really like the first image as well. Makes me wish there was snow over here. And mountains.)
A new comedy program? Hehe on his kness thought you were going to start praying ! Then Adam Gibbs face planted in the snow haha. Then adding photography just brill Thomas.
Glorious, glorious video Thomas ;) great tips as well, keep it up!
Thanks for the pano tips Thomas. Enjoying the out takes!
Haha, Thomas you make me laugh trudging through the snow. Glad you had a good time with it. It is a lot of work walking though that stuff.
Great to see you out enjoying yourself!
Just a short comment: waaaaaaaawonderful videos and wonderful camaraderie. 👍👍👍👍👍 in our wonderful Canada. Thank you!