I'm glad Heaton directed me your way. Your style is different from a lot of the photographers I follow so it really gives me a new perspective to consider. This is also an example of what I like about the photography community. Heaton has a big following, yet is willing to promote your photography as well and acknowledge there is something to your style that maybe his style lacks.
I'm one of those people who have come to your channel via Thomas Heaton. I really enjoy your take on woodland photography and how you find compositions in things I would walk past and never consider. You have helped me to see the woods in a much more detailed way. Where I am from there just are not that many misty mornings and twisted trees with moss covered branches that seem so popular to photograph so being able to see things in a different way makes for a much more interesting walk in the woods.
I find your knowledge of your surroundings as much a pleasure to listen to as your explanations taking us through your composition. It seems that I too, owe Mr. Heaton a breakfast or two, for introducing your channel to me.
So pleased that Thomas Heaton acknowledges the respect you truly deserve. Such a relaxed manner of narration has helped me learn to unwind and enjoy my outings. I used to get frustrated, instead of enjoying my outings whilst struggling for compositions. Thankyou.
I can't tell you how much I appreciated the very small mention of the ivy vine perspective you did in the beginning of the video. Perspective. That's 100% what it is.
This was an interesting interplay between two professionals that I have been following for some time. When the online environment is often the source of pettiness and unrestrained self promotion, it’s very rewarding to see the respectful interplay between honorable persons displaying the character we benefit of seeing more of. Thanks to both of you.
I started viewing because of the Heaton referral... I am staying because of your excellent content... "see what I can find" is a wonderful mind set for a walk in the woods... it is amazing what you can see when you look over your shoulder (3:00 min mark)... I appreciate your understanding of the interactions in nature... the ivy vines... wow... a stunning forest pano... your attention to the little details, the macro and or intimate landscapes strikes a very positive chord... Thank You
Hi Simon, Thomas also pointed me in your direction and I'm glad he did, not only has he done you a favour but also to all of those who have tuned in to your personal view of your surrounding woodlands. An excellent informative video
Your skill at finding those little scenes is really inspiring. The three woodland floor photos make an amazing triptych telling the story of the woodland!
Congratulations! Well deserved! Your eye for detail is wonderful! You see the most extraordinary things. And I love it that you teach us about nature as well as photography.
So glad I found this channel through Thomas. Whereas he does more wide vistas and landscapes, you do more intimate type shots. I love both, but in my area I struggle to find the vistas. So this more intimate type of photography is right up my alley! I do wonder why you choose certain settings such as f19 and f16 and the longer shutter speeds. Maybe some explanation of those settings for each shot you take would be helpful! Love the channel and I’m hooked!
Thank you. I choose apertures that suit the scene really. I shoot many of my close up's for example at f4, but it depends on the effect I'm going for! Every situation is different and it's why I don't go too deep into explaining the settings for each shot.
I have to say Tom was right- I am impressed! Bats, ivy, grubs and all- I was glued to the screen- loved it! The big takeaway for me is that I am definitely looking in all the wrong places. Great Job!
I'm also one of the people directed here by Thomas and I'm glad I came. I love the YT photographers with the laid back style like yourself, Thomas and Adam Gibbs. Also being a Yorkshire lad in exile (Thailand) makes me appreciate your content delivery.
I have to thank Mr. Heaton as well. Before I knew a stitch about composition, I went for photos like yours. I’m always head down in the floor of the forest or taking shots of trees all grouped together as they were meant to be (even though this was a plantation). You’re helping me learn how to do it better. Thank-you. Lovely music, good video, and really appreciate your joy of and fascination with nature.
Three cheers to Thomas Heaton for what you did for a fellow photographer! In my opinion, Simon is one of my favorite photographers on You Tube and he has opened my eyes to seeking out smaller compositions and I need it. I am from the States and I live in the Mojave Desert and certainly do not have woodlands (us in the States call it a forest) to photograph. The desert has a lot to photograph but watching Simon for a long time, he has taught me to compose in my eye things around me that I have not given much attention to until now. Thanks Simon and this post really shows how you can take a small piece of land and found beaty in it. Look forward to all of your post.
Thanks a bunch Greg for being a great supporter of the channel. I think we just have to make the best of what we have available to us and you seem to be on board with that now!
Happy for you Simon with the channel explosion. You offer not just the photography but the knowledge of the nature around us. Good, strong images, especially the last one of the pine cones. 👍👍
Thanks James. Your comment means a lot. I had wondered whether some would feel aggrieved because I have had a leg up and not grown organically as I suppose we should really. I'm dead pleased but a little daunted by it! I hate pressure! The cones at the end were my favourite of the day too!
I too am one of your new followers after Thomas Heaton’s introduction and I thank him for that. I only wish I could have found your channel sooner as I find your knowledge and appreciation of nature both instructional and inspirational. Thank you so much.
Like others have said, I’m grateful that T.H. suggested people check out your channel. Your videos are excellent. I’m really enjoying going back to your older videos too. You are a natural teacher, and the time you take to make botanical and environmental observations makes it a really rich experience. Of today’s images, the last one and the panorama of the pines were my favourite. Congratulations on your sudden jump in followers. It’s well-deserved.
Yes thanks to Thomas Heaton for pointing out your channel. So well done. Photos were great as always and I especially love the second one from the end.
Thank you Simon for the joy of seeing you at work. This is certainly one of the most exciting finds in my wilderness of utube university on Photography. Well, I was following Thomas Heaton for some years but I just happened to find you on my own just today. It may well be a result of watching Thomas too often but this was in deed one of most delightful videos and I'm just going to watch a few more. I'm also into photography: all sorts of things from the age of 14 or so which is a long time ago with very simple equipment in the early days. I'm going to learn a lot from watching your videos and for that I'm most grateful for sharing your joy with us all - the mere mortals in love with the world and light. Keep well and wish you good health and long years with us all.
Hello, I'm also here after Mr Heaton recommendation and I don't regret for a second. I really love all the content here and I will stay for good. I am Forester and landscape architect from my studies so everything that you say about nature, plants, animals is very close to me and very interesting really. I hope your channel will grow and grow. Best wishes to you and your work.
After he mentioned your channel I binge watched almost all your videos. I am so happy I found your channel... it got me motivated to get back out in the woods walking and taking photos.
So pleased to see your awareness of bat usage of ivy and highlighting it for those who may to otherwise be aware of this! Another brilliant and informative video Simon 👍👌
After watching you from the very beginning Simon, really pleased you are gaining more exposure and followers. Your style is quite personal building upon your extensive knowledge of nature and the environment, certainly adds to the photography content. Also highlighting the NW of the UK is nice to see. Excellent :-)
Glad to know I was one of the new subscribers who came from Heaton’s channel. I’ve been looking for a nature photographer who didn’t only shot landscapes. You’re it! You see really beautiful small shots in the forest. I too like to find such shots.
Congratulations on doubling your subscribers. Whilst Tom Heaton has directed many of them they wouldn't have subscribed if they hadn't liked what they saw. Thoroughly deserved thumbs up from TH. Keep up the great work and thank you for opening my eyes to the small but beautiful scenes that you can find to photograph.
I, too, was directed to your channel through Thomas Heaton and am thankful for it. I love your thought process when coming up with compositions and appreciate your lessons on nature and wildlife. Like you, I love getting close to find nature's little treasures. So happy to watch you work!
Another Thomas Heaton referral here. Loved all of your abstract close-up images. Your panorama was really nice as well but your close-ups really stood out to me.
After watching Heaton's video I was inspired to come look at your channel. Now a subscriber to your channel. I went out the same day to my local woods and exposed new areas and came up with a few new locations to photograph. Thank you for your inspiration. I am a retired wedding photographer of 35 years and I started my journey as a photographer shooting small details of landscapes and now returning to my first love of photography.
I’m one of your original subscribers who has been watching your videos for some time now. Your knowledge of the flora of the area close to your home and how it influences your images is so inspiring, as well as your ever positive attitude. Bravo!
I'll be honest, I only found my way here via Thomas Heaton but I'm glad I did. I really enjoy your calm, relaxing photographic journeys and the way you spot the shots that others might miss. It's the way I try to approach my own nature photography, so I'm enjoying catching up with your library of videos for some great tips. Beautiful images in this particular video, especially the exquisite detail in the pine cone shots.
I stumbled upon Thomas Heaton after Henry Turner, another outstanding landscape photgrapher, mentioned him in one of his episodes. Now, I’m a new subscriber of your thanks to Heaton!
Beauty in the simple. I also got directed to you by TH and I am thankful that he did. Love your takes on how to find gorgeous images in the clutter and the simple. Cheers,
I am just in awe... Never in my life would I have expected to gasp at pine cones. Specifically that first one surrounded by the needles. Every single image from this video is just breath taking. So happy to have found your channel.
I love the mix of big and small scenes in nature that you see and capture Simon. I've loved connecting to your videos and images. It is a real gift into the world and into the photography world. THANK YOU - I can appreciate the sense of oh oh, there's more watching now too.
Thanks Simon. I do still enjoy the bigger scenes and nearly always set out to do these first, but conditions force me to the smaller scenes most of the time. I like to adapt with the day.
I am so pleased your work has been credited by Heaton, I love your videos and the way you find beauty in the most sublime places. Going to watch that video now as been working hard in the Highlands and not had time to watch my favourite UA-camrs.
I'm one of those who found your channel through Thomas Heaton. Well deserved boost IMO, and super impressed how you create images from nothing (I would have found).
I heard about you on a video by Thomas H, I’m one of the new subscribers from Canada. I really enjoy your approach to photography. I’ll watch your older videos over the coming weeks and look out for new videos. I actually went out for some woodland photography today because of you and Thomas. Keep them coming.
Thank you Simon for sharing your walk I in the woods with us. I enjoy your eye for detail. The nodal rail made me wonder when I saw it but as you explained it I remembered hearing about that a long time ago. One thing I hadn't heard about before is the phone app that shows you what the scene looks like with different lenses. That's something I've wished for and now I know there is one. Thank you again! I'm grateful to T.H. for introducing me to your channel and to you for creating such excellent content!
I'm glad Heaton directed me your way. Your style is different from a lot of the photographers I follow so it really gives me a new perspective to consider. This is also an example of what I like about the photography community. Heaton has a big following, yet is willing to promote your photography as well and acknowledge there is something to your style that maybe his style lacks.
I am very grateful he recommended me. It’s a tough platform!
I'm one of those people who have come to your channel via Thomas Heaton. I really enjoy your take on woodland photography and how you find compositions in things I would walk past and never consider. You have helped me to see the woods in a much more detailed way. Where I am from there just are not that many misty mornings and twisted trees with moss covered branches that seem so popular to photograph so being able to see things in a different way makes for a much more interesting walk in the woods.
Thanks for the nod Jeff. Glad to have helped.
I find your knowledge of your surroundings as much a pleasure to listen to as your explanations taking us through your composition.
It seems that I too, owe Mr. Heaton a breakfast or two, for introducing your channel to me.
He needs a bit of fattening up!
Perfect mix of biology lecture and nature images !!! Now don't let the UA-cam algorithm influence your current style and quality.....
So pleased that Thomas Heaton acknowledges the respect you truly deserve. Such a relaxed manner of narration has helped me learn to unwind and enjoy my outings. I used to get frustrated, instead of enjoying my outings whilst struggling for compositions. Thankyou.
I'm delighted that your figures have a much deserved boost.
Came here thanks to Thomas, staying because I like your approach and the inspiration I get from your videos.
I can't tell you how much I appreciated the very small mention of the ivy vine perspective you did in the beginning of the video. Perspective. That's 100% what it is.
This was an interesting interplay between two professionals that I have been following for some time. When the online environment is often the source of pettiness and unrestrained self promotion, it’s very rewarding to see the respectful interplay between honorable persons displaying the character we benefit of seeing more of. Thanks to both of you.
I am also wanna thank Heaton , because he introduced one of the best photographer to me for my learning .
Thank you
You, Thomas and Adam Gibbs are my favorites on UA-cam. Keep having fun and thank you.
That's excellent company Mark, thanks.
I started viewing because of the Heaton referral... I am staying because of your excellent content... "see what I can find" is a wonderful mind set for a walk in the woods... it is amazing what you can see when you look over your shoulder (3:00 min mark)... I appreciate your understanding of the interactions in nature... the ivy vines... wow... a stunning forest pano... your attention to the little details, the macro and or intimate landscapes strikes a very positive chord... Thank You
Many thanks Dave. Glad to have you here.
Thank you Simon for sharing the beauty in chaos and your evident appreciation for and knowledge of the natural environment.
The way you think about what you're photographing deseves 10m followers. I will be watching all your videos sir.
very interesting video. fantastic nature shots. wonderful pictures. thank you very much for posting. kind regards...
Congratulations on being shouted out by Thomas Heaton! That's wonderful👏
Hi Simon, Thomas also pointed me in your direction and I'm glad he did, not only has he done you a favour but also to all of those who have tuned in to your personal view of your surrounding woodlands. An excellent informative video
The woodland pano is to die for. Thank you
Your skill at finding those little scenes is really inspiring. The three woodland floor photos make an amazing triptych telling the story of the woodland!
To me you are an artist as well as a teacher. Both aspects of your videos I enjoy equally. Thank you!
Congratulations! Well deserved! Your eye for detail is wonderful! You see the most extraordinary things. And I love it that you teach us about nature as well as photography.
Thanks for that Karen
The second photo looks like a landscape from above. Very nice. And the photo with the trees is beautyful. I loved it.
You make the seemingly mundane become beautiful.👍
I am so glad that Mr H directed more people to your channel. I always enjoy your approach to finding images and I am sure the newbies will too.
Many thanks Tony.
So glad I found this channel through Thomas. Whereas he does more wide vistas and landscapes, you do more intimate type shots. I love both, but in my area I struggle to find the vistas. So this more intimate type of photography is right up my alley! I do wonder why you choose certain settings such as f19 and f16 and the longer shutter speeds. Maybe some explanation of those settings for each shot you take would be helpful! Love the channel and I’m hooked!
Thank you. I choose apertures that suit the scene really. I shoot many of my close up's for example at f4, but it depends on the effect I'm going for! Every situation is different and it's why I don't go too deep into explaining the settings for each shot.
Well deserved increase in subscribers Simon and long overdue
You really know how to find extraordinary beauty in seemingly ordinary things.
Thanks Chris. I enjoy the hunt!
Yes but we’ll deserved Simon. Easy watching but also good learning
I have to say Tom was right- I am impressed! Bats, ivy, grubs and all- I was glued to the screen- loved it! The big takeaway for me is that I am definitely looking in all the wrong places. Great Job!
Cheers to you
I'm also one of the people directed here by Thomas and I'm glad I came. I love the YT photographers with the laid back style like yourself, Thomas and Adam Gibbs. Also being a Yorkshire lad in exile (Thailand) makes me appreciate your content delivery.
Loved the last shot of the pine cones and the swirling patterns they make. I'm blown away by the amount of fine detail you're getting. 👍
I too found you via Thomas Heaton. So glad I did. Excellent content from a Naturalist and Photographer. I’m looking forward to future videos.
i just love that you show your pictures matted....so impact-full
I have to thank Mr. Heaton as well. Before I knew a stitch about composition, I went for photos like yours. I’m always head down in the floor of the forest or taking shots of trees all grouped together as they were meant to be (even though this was a plantation). You’re helping me learn how to do it better. Thank-you. Lovely music, good video, and really appreciate your joy of and fascination with nature.
Three cheers to Thomas Heaton for what you did for a fellow photographer! In my opinion, Simon is one of my favorite photographers on You Tube and he has opened my eyes to seeking out smaller compositions and I need it. I am from the States and I live in the Mojave Desert and certainly do not have woodlands (us in the States call it a forest) to photograph. The desert has a lot to photograph but watching Simon for a long time, he has taught me to compose in my eye things around me that I have not given much attention to until now. Thanks Simon and this post really shows how you can take a small piece of land and found beaty in it. Look forward to all of your post.
Thanks a bunch Greg for being a great supporter of the channel. I think we just have to make the best of what we have available to us and you seem to be on board with that now!
Yes I'm another one to visit you though Thomas Heaton you deserve it keep up the good work
Happy for you Simon with the channel explosion. You offer not just the photography but the knowledge of the nature around us. Good, strong images, especially the last one of the pine cones. 👍👍
Thanks James. Your comment means a lot. I had wondered whether some would feel aggrieved because I have had a leg up and not grown organically as I suppose we should really. I'm dead pleased but a little daunted by it! I hate pressure! The cones at the end were my favourite of the day too!
I too am one of your new followers after Thomas Heaton’s introduction and I thank him for that. I only wish I could have found your channel sooner as I find your knowledge and appreciation of nature both instructional and inspirational. Thank you so much.
You deserve people to know about you ,Well done Thomas
Most people don´t watch the ground were they going. You do, you see and make wounderful images :-)
A very pleasing, "low key", relaxed style [Ignore the perceived "pressure"!]
Culminating with some superb images.
Thank you.
Congratulations on the increased subscribers. Well deserved!
Like others have said, I’m grateful that T.H. suggested people check out your channel. Your videos are excellent. I’m really enjoying going back to your older videos too. You are a natural teacher, and the time you take to make botanical and environmental observations makes it a really rich experience. Of today’s images, the last one and the panorama of the pines were my favourite. Congratulations on your sudden jump in followers. It’s well-deserved.
Yes thanks to Thomas Heaton for pointing out your channel. So well done. Photos were great as always and I especially love the second one from the end.
Glad you enjoyed it
Pre-Heaton follower. Stay the course. Agree with so many other comments here.
I concur with the others... I'm so glad Heaton pointed to your video. I enjoy your style and ease moving through a scene.
Heaton sent me here. Very glad he did.
Thank you Simon for the joy of seeing you at work. This is certainly one of the most exciting finds in my wilderness of utube university on Photography. Well, I was following Thomas Heaton for some years but I just happened to find you on my own just today. It may well be a result of watching Thomas too often but this was in deed one of most delightful videos and I'm just going to watch a few more. I'm also into photography: all sorts of things from the age of 14 or so which is a long time ago with very simple equipment in the early days. I'm going to learn a lot from watching your videos and for that I'm most grateful for sharing your joy with us all - the mere mortals in love with the world and light. Keep well and wish you good health and long years with us all.
Awe thanks for that heart warming message. So glad we folks on the channel found you too. Enjoy the films.
Hello, I'm also here after Mr Heaton recommendation and I don't regret for a second. I really love all the content here and I will stay for good. I am Forester and landscape architect from my studies so everything that you say about nature, plants, animals is very close to me and very interesting really. I hope your channel will grow and grow. Best wishes to you and your work.
Loved the pine cones. They looked like they'd been sprinkled with gold dust.
The panoramic is beautiful!
After he mentioned your channel I binge watched almost all your videos. I am so happy I found your channel... it got me motivated to get back out in the woods walking and taking photos.
That is brilliant Mike. thank you!
Congratulations Simon. You have earned the viewers and deserve many more!
Lovely woodland video, favourite shot was the last one of all the fir cones. Lovely contrast of light and shadows on the various cones 👏👏
Congratulations "Hi very inspiring video Simon. Love amazing images and woodland photography. 👍❤
You continue to inspire me Simon. Thank you. Your increase in subscribers is very well deserved. Best regards - Robin
Very well deserved and very kind of Thomas to spotlight your channel, you always put out very good content, now I will go back and continue watching.
Hope it was worthwhile John. Yes the recent growth has been incredible. I have much to live up to now!
That last shot was beautiful, well worth the time to find it. Well done. Pete
Loved this video and the way you describe the nature elements of the compositions you took and shared 😊👍
That stand of trees simply stunning Simon and pressure what pressure you nailed it. Congrats.
I always feel the pressure Paul. Cheers again.
Beautiful discovery - Thanks Thomas! Thanks Simon!
So pleased to see your awareness of bat usage of ivy and highlighting it for those who may to otherwise be aware of this! Another brilliant and informative video Simon 👍👌
After watching you from the very beginning Simon, really pleased you are gaining more exposure and followers. Your style is quite personal building upon your extensive knowledge of nature and the environment, certainly adds to the photography content. Also highlighting the NW of the UK is nice to see. Excellent :-)
Your'e a trooper Richard, thank you.
Glad to know I was one of the new subscribers who came from Heaton’s channel. I’ve been looking for a nature photographer who didn’t only shot landscapes. You’re it! You see really beautiful small shots in the forest. I too like to find such shots.
Congratulations on doubling your subscribers. Whilst Tom Heaton has directed many of them they wouldn't have subscribed if they hadn't liked what they saw. Thoroughly deserved thumbs up from TH. Keep up the great work and thank you for opening my eyes to the small but beautiful scenes that you can find to photograph.
Beautiful capture of what Nature shared this day. No pressure, we are all along for the ride in this lovely life. Snap shot on!
Very inspiring video. The last shot was beautiful
Definitely the acorns the shot of the day and something I will be looking out for. Keep well buddy
I, too, was directed to your channel through Thomas Heaton and am thankful for it. I love your thought process when coming up with compositions and appreciate your lessons on nature and wildlife. Like you, I love getting close to find nature's little treasures. So happy to watch you work!
Some cracking images fella love the last one 👍
Stay save 📷👍
I really enjoy woodland photography myself, and I am learning from you .Looking forward to the next installment.
Stunning work ,,stunning place !!!!!! GOD BLESS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I came here a week ago because of Heaton. Very informative stuff.
Another Thomas Heaton referral here. Loved all of your abstract close-up images. Your panorama was really nice as well but your close-ups really stood out to me.
After watching Heaton's video I was inspired to come look at your channel. Now a subscriber to your channel. I went out the same day to my local woods and exposed new areas and came up with a few new locations to photograph. Thank you for your inspiration. I am a retired wedding photographer of 35 years and I started my journey as a photographer shooting small details of landscapes and now returning to my first love of photography.
Many thanks Patrick. Glad to have you here.
I’m one of your original subscribers who has been watching your videos for some time now. Your knowledge of the flora of the area close to your home and how it influences your images is so inspiring, as well as your ever positive attitude. Bravo!
Thank Marilyn for your continued support.
I'll be honest, I only found my way here via Thomas Heaton but I'm glad I did. I really enjoy your calm, relaxing photographic journeys and the way you spot the shots that others might miss. It's the way I try to approach my own nature photography, so I'm enjoying catching up with your library of videos for some great tips. Beautiful images in this particular video, especially the exquisite detail in the pine cone shots.
I stumbled upon Thomas Heaton after Henry Turner, another outstanding landscape photgrapher, mentioned him in one of his episodes. Now, I’m a new subscriber of your thanks to Heaton!
Nice images, Simon. A nice walk in the woods. Enjoyed it and learned. Thanks.
It's great that you find beauty in the most banal environments. 👏🙌
The praise was well deserved! Glad I learned of your channel. (These were all great images.)
I came here because of Heaton's mention, and am happy to have found your fantastic channel!
Beauty in the simple. I also got directed to you by TH and I am thankful that he did. Love your takes on how to find gorgeous images in the clutter and the simple. Cheers,
3rd image was my favourite. Stunning, lovely work.
Thank you so much 😀
I am just in awe... Never in my life would I have expected to gasp at pine cones. Specifically that first one surrounded by the needles. Every single image from this video is just breath taking. So happy to have found your channel.
Absolutely love your images Simon
That's fantastic on the viewers.. well deserved.
Great video and stunning images. 👍
What a could see of your van.. it does look nice..
Thanks Craig 👍
Well done Simon. Congrats on your UA-cam boost in subscribers!
I love the mix of big and small scenes in nature that you see and capture Simon. I've loved connecting to your videos and images. It is a real gift into the world and into the photography world. THANK YOU - I can appreciate the sense of oh oh, there's more watching now too.
Thank you Denise. I appreciate it very much!
You totally deserve it Simon. Master of the intimate landscape :)
Thanks Simon. I do still enjoy the bigger scenes and nearly always set out to do these first, but conditions force me to the smaller scenes most of the time. I like to adapt with the day.
Beautiful images 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
The images are just wonderful; moving and instructive in a way that leaves one with a larger appreciation of the natural world. Very fine!!!
That’s very kind of you Joseph
I am so pleased your work has been credited by Heaton, I love your videos and the way you find beauty in the most sublime places. Going to watch that video now as been working hard in the Highlands and not had time to watch my favourite UA-camrs.
Thank you so much 😊 and enjoy!
I'm one of those who found your channel through Thomas Heaton. Well deserved boost IMO, and super impressed how you create images from nothing (I would have found).
I heard about you on a video by Thomas H, I’m one of the new subscribers from Canada. I really enjoy your approach to photography. I’ll watch your older videos over the coming weeks and look out for new videos. I actually went out for some woodland photography today because of you and Thomas. Keep them coming.
Nice one Neil. Hope you got lucky!
I find all your images truly inspirational 🙏
Thank you Simon for sharing your walk I in the woods with us. I enjoy your eye for detail. The nodal rail made me wonder when I saw it but as you explained it I remembered hearing about that a long time ago. One thing I hadn't heard about before is the phone app that shows you what the scene looks like with different lenses. That's something I've wished for and now I know there is one. Thank you again!
I'm grateful to T.H. for introducing me to your channel and to you for creating such excellent content!
Glad you to have you here Melani. Yes, that app does save a lot of messing about.
Well deserved attention Simon...
I really enjoyed the video Simon. I love how you see possibilities in things that most of us just pass by. Thanks for sharing!!
Another very pleasant walk in the woods and some very nice images. Congratulations on the many new subscribers. They'll enjoy your videos.