Good trip overall, Paul! Great long exposure shot. Love Vancouver Island and I'm in Washington State so not too far away. Just got my passport renewed so no excuse not to get up there!
Another great video! I'm curious, I see Sony camera body and Sony lenses in your equipment list, but have never seen you photographing with anything other than the GFX system. Not that it matters much, just wondering. 🙂
Hello Paul, did you recover? I´m not sure. Image 2 is a great one, but i´m struggling with image 1. It could be a great one too, because the foreground and the background are really awesome. But there´s this boring midground. Why didn´t you level youre tripod to half of the height? This would have fixed your problem and there´s more of the background and sky to be seen. Hope your next images will be on your usual and sophisticated level again. Greetings from Bernd from Germany.
I have enjoyed this mini series with yourself and Adam , and again some lovely Images , looking forward to your trip to Glencoe ,
Enjoyable watch . Thanks 👍🙂
Good trip overall, Paul! Great long exposure shot. Love Vancouver Island and I'm in Washington State so not too far away. Just got my passport renewed so no excuse not to get up there!
Beautiful location, worth the walk, good video friend. 12:40.
I really like your last 2 shots Paul, thank you for sharing . Hans
@@hjheister Thank you 😁✌️
Great video. Looking forward to see Glen Coe 😊
Most excellent
Another great video! I'm curious, I see Sony camera body and Sony lenses in your equipment list, but have never seen you photographing with anything other than the GFX system. Not that it matters much, just wondering. 🙂
@@tomheim9516 Thanks so much yeah I need to update that. I used to use a Sony before I switched to the fujifilm system 😁✌️
@ Oh, ok. Makes sense. I made the same switch. Sony to GFX, then added Fuji X. Really happy with both.
That certainly looked like a jungle
@@DarrenJSpoonley haha it sure was 🤣
Hello Paul, did you recover? I´m not sure. Image 2 is a great one, but i´m struggling with image 1. It could be a great one too, because the foreground and the background are really awesome. But there´s this boring midground. Why didn´t you level youre tripod to half of the height? This would have fixed your problem and there´s more of the background and sky to be seen. Hope your next images will be on your usual and sophisticated level again. Greetings from Bernd from Germany.