Hi Adam. This was a masterpiece. Hang in there. I’m now 65 years old, struggle with chronic back pain, and have battled sciatic nerve issues. But I’ve also lost 25 pounds (US, not sterling 😉), and have made peace with the fact that while it take me longer now to get to where I want to go, I still get there. I still explore remote, isolated canyons in Zion National Park and mountain tops close to home. I find lots of inspiration in your videos. Thanks for all you do.
Making a living from photography can't be easy and I admire anyone who does. In my 80th year and having the luxury of photographing for pleasure, the motivation to get out is of paramount importance. The joy of immersing oneself in the landscape and scoping out compositions (without a camera) is useful because we can always go back, with a better understanding of the environment sharpening our intentions. The transience of images on social media should not deter us from the importance of capturing a moment. Printing adds permanence and pleasure. The challenge to the art of photography has never been greater, yet one image can offer so much joy to so many. I'm a great admirer of your work, your honesty and enthusiasm, Adam. All the best for 2024.
Good morning Adam. Thank you for getting out. I love the magic of my camera in hand being outdoors. I recently in 2023 moved to the UK from Germany. I am an American who is fortunate to spend most of my adult life working in Europe. I love my photos and printing on my cannon 1000 pro. I recently traveled up to the Lake District over a long weekend and absolutely loved the big trails. I got to the top of Helvellyn but got socked in with a heavy fog . I did get some crazy good photos. I am planning trips to the north over my long holiday (American) weekends. I will be keeping an eye out for you on the trail and if I ever see I would certainly say hi! My photography has brought me to a very similar journey over the years. My UK experience so far… yeah I am bummed by the lack of „right of passage“. On mainland Europe the right of passage across the land really opened up the opportunity. The UK and the U.S. are very similar in the way property is treated. Keep getting out and keep moving.
Adam, you touch my heart and my creative spirit every time I watch one of your videos. I too have gotten overwhelmed by so much work out there on social media, AI created and AI enhanced, that I have pretty much stopped looking at all social media, including much of what is on UA-cam these days. It just makes me unmotivated to create some times. Listening to you has made me realize, that I too need to believe, that printing is the way to keep the soul of creating photographic art going. I haven’t produced much lately due to a battle with mental illness and chronic illnesses (RSV). As a matter of fact, I don’t think I have been out at all in the past year. What has kept me creative is listening to you and a very limited few UA-camrs and being creative as best I can at home or very close to home. Your conversations regarding printing is one of the ways I try to stay creative. I have gone back to may images from the past as well as ones I have managed to take close to home and started printing them out. Not huge prints at all, maybe a few, but mostly just small prints of images I have gathered over the years and never printed. Printing has been a blessing and has become my connection to my chosen art form. While I recover from my illnesses and am able to get out more, I plan on printing as much as I can going forward. I’m not necessarily interested in showing my work but it fills a large need I have right now and it’s mostly do to your content regarding printing. I thank you and bless you for your presence in my life.
I follow dozens of photography channels on UA-cam, but none do I look forward to watching more than yours, Adam. You speak from your heart. And no one makes me feel more understood as a photographer than you - it is not the "hows" of photography that matters, the techniques, the gear; it's the "whys". Why do we take photographs? Why do we share them? Why do we get up at stupid-o-clock to haul our arses up a mountain in the cold and wet? It begins in love - a love for the exquisite beauty and majesty that we find in the natural world. It is our love for the world that drives our need to capture its beauty in a photograph. And our love for others that drives our need to share it -- to find communion with others in their wonderment at the beauty that we have experienced. Thanks for sharing, Adam, and all the best for the new year!
I can relate to the land-inaccessibility frustrations. Here in the US (at least where I am in the mostly-flat south) there's no "BLM" -- Bureau of Land Management -- land, i.e., no public land outside a few virtually identical state parks. All land is either municipal, private, industrial, commercial or right-of-way. Rural land is virtually all corporate-scale massive farms (thousands of acres) or densely undergrown national forest. Even when a nice scene (rarely) presents itself, it's inaccessible unless you have owner permission. So I keep going back to "my" same public places over and over... Who knows, maybe that's a good discipline, helping to further develop my photographic skills. Great video, beautiful images -- keep 'em coming!
Nice one Adam. Glad to hear you say it’s all about being outside. I’m not a fan of channels sitting at desks in front of a computer 😊. Landscape photography is about the great outdoors 👍
For me, I like street photography because I've always loved the idea of sudden little vignettes of human interaction. I grew up among model-making, comics etc. But I love your idea of making your editing den less comfy! And you're one of my very favourite UA-camrs, along with Gareth Danks etc.
Another great video Adam. On the point of how photography can aid military veterans in coming to terms with their experiences is very powerful, and is something that I've often thought myself. As a veteran (not sure I like that word!) myself, I've met a few men and women who have put themselves into the front line and struggled with the outcome. Although I do feel we should recognise that many emergency service personnel have suffered similar personal life experiences that deserves to be recognised in the same way as military. Being outside in nature is great, whatever helps you get there is up to the individual. For the majority of people watching this video, it's photography, and that's what gets us out. As we say this side of the border, "Lang May Yer Lum Reek", all the best, look forward to seeing your work in 24.
It's not just me who struggles to get motivation to get out and about. You're right, though being out in countryside is where we all feel better and photography is a great way to not only appreciate the outside but enjoy it.. Thanks to your chanel and messages I for one will be outside as much as possible.
Love your reflections, honestly and vulnerability. Great to see how photography ignites passion and joy in an authentic way. Many thanks for sharing your journey and work.
Here in BC, Canada during the winter it’s really difficult to access locations during the winter. Planning on going out with my snow shoes today. Thanks for the extra motivation Adam!
Thanks Adam, and Happy Mew Year to you. It’s been great revisiting some of your highlights of 2023. I wish you and your family all the very best for 2024.
Many thanks for this video, I agree so much with your comments especially about getting out and connecting with nature, it always lifts my spirits and helps me forget the aches & pains. Loved that first image, beautiful
Thank you! You have been a big inspiration for me over the last year or so, I've started my own photography journey about 6 months ago after watching your videos I'm so looking forward to some dryer weekend so I can get out and about more
Always interesting and thought provoking Adam, thanks for the inspiration to 'just get out' and also to print (for the first time) in 2023. Have a happy and peaceful new year.🙏
Nice positive video Adam. A lot of work went into that, well done.
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Despite I already watched all these videos throughout the year, it was an absolute joy to watch them again. I love the passion, the joy and of course the scenery. Thanks and I wish you the best in 2024.
The weather in your April clip has me nervous about visiting Scotland in March 😂 edit- oh, by the way, you were totally correct to get the hell off that hill. As I like to say, "The Mountain will be there tomorrow"... But you won't be, if you get struck by lightning.
Brilliant Adam, What a great adventure through the year. Like you i lost my moji in photography last year and only got out a few times. This year i hope it will change and i will make it. At the beginning the image of the water around the rock's the first one was my favourite. Definitely a very wise decision to get away from the thunder and lightning. Throughout the year you have captured some fantastic image's. Look forward to seeing your next video.
Great year end synopsis Adam. Your videos are always so positive and full of inspiration. No matter what the landscape or weather throws at you, you always seem to find the brighter side of the situation. And you produce stunning images along the way to boot! Best wishes for a happy and productive new year!
Absolutely love this video and the messages also. Very inspiring. I found I could relate to so much, especially with going out and cracking on with landscape photography. You are very inspiring and it's a massive talent that you have, You also take a superb photograph 😊. Keep going please Adam. You inspire more people than you think. Thank you.
This is very inspiring, Adam. Thank you for the passion and humanity you've injected into all the videos you've made throughout the year. All the best for 2024, mate.
Thanks Adam for sharing that, it was brilliant. I thought the tree in the snow with the mist was awesome , great work mate ps: All the very best for 2024
Come to Germany. My guess is, here it's more densely populated with even more fences and more prohibited areas :) Landscape photography for me is an excuse to get out as often as possible and it also is my greatest motivation to get out.
I'm only 20 minutes in and I remember seeing these videos at the start of the year and they are so inspiring. It was a tough start to 2023 battling with my mental health and getting out to just take pictures, which meant I couldn't put together my 2024 calendar. It's videos like yours, Adam, that bring back motivation and the enjoyment in photography. I, also, liked going to the Joe Cornish gallery for inspiration but unfortunately that closed just before Christmas. Looking forward to your videos of 2024 😊. Thank You.
What a great film Adam. Interesting, emotional, inspiring, and of course, enjoyable. You should be proud of this one because I think it puts the mainstream TV channels to shame. All the best for 2024.
my eye went straight towards those ships, and that's a good thing, YES you may have wanted my focus on the rocks, but the ships were the "characters" in your story here I felt. Glad you didn't remove them. I have a question for you, When you look at photos you took a long time ago at first glance, do you initially see something that you didn't while taking it? For example, one day you might look at this photo the way I did and see a story.
2023 was a year of doubt and elation, and a few headless chicken moments. Out of it all Adam, you have captured some really beautiful images. Looking forward to seeing more in 2024. Happy New Year Adam, stay safe 🇦🇺
@Firstmanphotography ur videos and photos make it look awesome keep up the good work I do enjoy watching your content as it inspires me to get out with my own camera
Thank You Adam for this past year of photography videos. Your zeal in constantly striving and improving your landscape photography has been an inspiration to many of us who when they can, get out there an experience the joy you definitely display in your photography efforts. Also you showed me how satisfying it is to take the time to print many of the images I was pleased to shoot. Happy New Year from the Gulf Coast of Texas!
You are not alone in your frustration about having no access to the land. Even in the American west it can be difficult. Yes, there are National Parks and State Parks, but often you see something, maybe a tree or group of trees that you would like to get closer to, but they are behind fences with "no trespassing" signs. And here you can't be sure that someone won't come after you with a gun.
Hi. You are spot on with the notion that getting out into the countryside with your camera is what it is all about. The challenge of producing good images adds to the experience and sometimes gives some satisfaction when you feel that you have captured that beautiful moment. You produce not just stunning images but thought provoking and inspiring videos. I am really looking forwards to seeing a lot more in 2024. Happy New Year!
Hi Adam I've been recently diagnosed with eyesight glycoma issues, I remember your video on your eyesight issues and was wondering if you had any advice on how you've coped and any gear etc you may have looked at that may help us going forward. Much apreciated Den.
Hi amazing video, some stunning shots. I just wondering, considering your back issues have consider switching to om-d e-m5 one len set up with their brilliant stabilization which means you could ditch the tripod. Or the new nikon z f with 8 stops of stabilization with nikon 24-200 again allowing you to ditch the tripod. Anyway look forward to your adventures in 2024. Happy New year😊
Awesome video Adam. I'm fairly new to photography (landscape and wildlife) and I am learning so much from your videos. You're definitely a photographer I look up too and aspire to be at that level one day. I also live very close to the beach in the 'A cold start to spring' section so I'll apologise now in case there's ever some crazy lad saying hello if you're in that area again 🤣
Never mind what's out there, you do what you do because it's what you like to do. On wednesday with Storm Gerrit I couldn't get out of the car but even shooting things I wouldn't normally shoot through the windows, I was alive! So keep going out there, set a challenge, maybe take a printer up a hill,,, oops, that was epic, stupid, but epic 🙂 Here's to a great 2024
During extremely cold weather, how do you protect your cameras from condensation? I am afraid to tke my camera outdoor... I'm in Alaska and it is -6° F right now. There are beautiful pictures to be taken, I'm just afraid to take my camera outdoor
This is usually only a problem if you’re coming out of warm conditions into cold. I transport my camera gear in the boot of the car and by the time I get it out, everything is cold anyway so there’s no condensation.
What happened to Britain's right to roam laws? That is something I've always enjoyed about the UK. The problem you describe is ten fold worse in Canada.
such a wonderful journey thank ttouso much ! it also exhibits your talents and consistency in vision and ability to communicate the emotions of the moment while remaining human
Absolutely! Really makes you appreciate that food is literally the energy source that keeps us functioning. It’s also amazing how hot food raises the spirits even more.
Nothing like a road trip to a new location to reinvigorate your photography.
Hi Adam. This was a masterpiece. Hang in there. I’m now 65 years old, struggle with chronic back pain, and have battled sciatic nerve issues. But I’ve also lost 25 pounds (US, not sterling 😉), and have made peace with the fact that while it take me longer now to get to where I want to go, I still get there. I still explore remote, isolated canyons in Zion National Park and mountain tops close to home. I find lots of inspiration in your videos. Thanks for all you do.
Making a living from photography can't be easy and I admire anyone who does. In my 80th year and having the luxury of photographing for pleasure, the motivation to get out is of paramount importance. The joy of immersing oneself in the landscape and scoping out compositions (without a camera) is useful because we can always go back, with a better understanding of the environment sharpening our intentions. The transience of images on social media should not deter us from the importance of capturing a moment. Printing adds permanence and pleasure. The challenge to the art of photography has never been greater, yet one image can offer so much joy to so many. I'm a great admirer of your work, your honesty and enthusiasm, Adam. All the best for 2024.
Thank you, David. Your comment was a pleasure to read. Hope you have a Happy New Year.
I like the way you put these clips together showcasing 2023. The pictures were both wonderful and powerful. See you in 2024. 🎉
Good morning Adam. Thank you for getting out. I love the magic of my camera in hand being outdoors. I recently in 2023 moved to the UK from Germany. I am an American who is fortunate to spend most of my adult life working in Europe. I love my photos and printing on my cannon 1000 pro. I recently traveled up to the Lake District over a long weekend and absolutely loved the big trails. I got to the top of Helvellyn but got socked in with a heavy fog . I did get some crazy good photos. I am planning trips to the north over my long holiday (American) weekends. I will be keeping an eye out for you on the trail and if I ever see I would certainly say hi! My photography has brought me to a very similar journey over the years. My UK experience so far… yeah I am bummed by the lack of „right of passage“. On mainland Europe the right of passage across the land really opened up the opportunity. The UK and the U.S. are very similar in the way property is treated. Keep getting out and keep moving.
Be the hero of your own story.
Thank you much, Adam.
I needed to hear that.
Adam, you touch my heart and my creative spirit every time I watch one of your videos. I too have gotten overwhelmed by so much work out there on social media, AI created and AI enhanced, that I have pretty much stopped looking at all social media, including much of what is on UA-cam these days. It just makes me unmotivated to create some times. Listening to you has made me realize, that I too need to believe, that printing is the way to keep the soul of creating photographic art going. I haven’t produced much lately due to a battle with mental illness and chronic illnesses (RSV). As a matter of fact, I don’t think I have been out at all in the past year. What has kept me creative is listening to you and a very limited few UA-camrs and being creative as best I can at home or very close to home. Your conversations regarding printing is one of the ways I try to stay creative. I have gone back to may images from the past as well as ones I have managed to take close to home and started printing them out. Not huge prints at all, maybe a few, but mostly just small prints of images I have gathered over the years and never printed. Printing has been a blessing and has become my connection to my chosen art form. While I recover from my illnesses and am able to get out more, I plan on printing as much as I can going forward. I’m not necessarily interested in showing my work but it fills a large need I have right now and it’s mostly do to your content regarding printing. I thank you and bless you for your presence in my life.
I follow dozens of photography channels on UA-cam, but none do I look forward to watching more than yours, Adam. You speak from your heart. And no one makes me feel more understood as a photographer than you - it is not the "hows" of photography that matters, the techniques, the gear; it's the "whys". Why do we take photographs? Why do we share them? Why do we get up at stupid-o-clock to haul our arses up a mountain in the cold and wet? It begins in love - a love for the exquisite beauty and majesty that we find in the natural world. It is our love for the world that drives our need to capture its beauty in a photograph. And our love for others that drives our need to share it -- to find communion with others in their wonderment at the beauty that we have experienced.
Thanks for sharing, Adam, and all the best for the new year!
I can relate to the land-inaccessibility frustrations. Here in the US (at least where I am in the mostly-flat south) there's no "BLM" -- Bureau of Land Management -- land, i.e., no public land outside a few virtually identical state parks. All land is either municipal, private, industrial, commercial or right-of-way. Rural land is virtually all corporate-scale massive farms (thousands of acres) or densely undergrown national forest. Even when a nice scene (rarely) presents itself, it's inaccessible unless you have owner permission. So I keep going back to "my" same public places over and over... Who knows, maybe that's a good discipline, helping to further develop my photographic skills.
Great video, beautiful images -- keep 'em coming!
I was a little worried about a one hour video, but it definitely didn't seem too long. Great recap.
Nice one Adam. Glad to hear you say it’s all about being outside. I’m not a fan of channels sitting at desks in front of a computer 😊. Landscape photography is about the great outdoors 👍
Indeed. Lots more “outside” in 2024.
For me, I like street photography because I've always loved the idea of sudden little vignettes of human interaction. I grew up among model-making, comics etc. But I love your idea of making your editing den less comfy! And you're one of my very favourite UA-camrs, along with Gareth Danks etc.
Another great video Adam. On the point of how photography can aid military veterans in coming to terms with their experiences is very powerful, and is something that I've often thought myself. As a veteran (not sure I like that word!) myself, I've met a few men and women who have put themselves into the front line and struggled with the outcome. Although I do feel we should recognise that many emergency service personnel have suffered similar personal life experiences that deserves to be recognised in the same way as military. Being outside in nature is great, whatever helps you get there is up to the individual. For the majority of people watching this video, it's photography, and that's what gets us out. As we say this side of the border, "Lang May Yer Lum Reek", all the best, look forward to seeing your work in 24.
It's not just me who struggles to get motivation to get out and about. You're right, though being out in countryside is where we all feel better and photography is a great way to not only appreciate the outside but enjoy it.. Thanks to your chanel and messages I for one will be outside as much as possible.
Love your reflections, honestly and vulnerability. Great to see how photography ignites passion and joy in an authentic way. Many thanks for sharing your journey and work.
I really enjoyed this one. Not only is an excellent recap but your passion is coming through so well.
Here in BC, Canada during the winter it’s really difficult to access locations during the winter. Planning on going out with my snow shoes today. Thanks for the extra motivation Adam!
What a fantastic year and thanks as always for sharing. Onwards to an even better 2024 and look forward to seeing what it brings you.
Thanks Andy. Much appreciated
Thanks Adam, and Happy Mew Year to you. It’s been great revisiting some of your highlights of 2023.
I wish you and your family all the very best for 2024.
Epic footage……👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 All the best for 2024 📸📹🎥📽️🎞️
Many thanks for this video, I agree so much with your comments especially about getting out and connecting with nature, it always lifts my spirits and helps me forget the aches & pains. Loved that first image, beautiful
Thank you for all your content on UA-cam it’s been inspiring, honest, Motivational and true, all the best for next year, Mike
A fantastic film Adam.. I can recall most of the segments but that didn't detract from the overall enjoyment, well done and thank you.
Happy new year, Adam. Nice memories of 2023, Cheers from down under.
Thank you!
You have been a big inspiration for me over the last year or so, I've started my own photography journey about 6 months ago after watching your videos I'm so looking forward to some dryer weekend so I can get out and about more
Those photos in the first 8 minutes of this video are STUNNINGLY beautiful! I just had to provide this comment now... ok, back to the video!
Thank you so much. Appreciate your time too.
Always interesting and thought provoking Adam, thanks for the inspiration to 'just get out' and also to print (for the first time) in 2023. Have a happy and peaceful new year.🙏
Nice positive video Adam. A lot of work went into that, well done.
Despite I already watched all these videos throughout the year, it was an absolute joy to watch them again. I love the passion, the joy and of course the scenery.
Thanks and I wish you the best in 2024.
The weather in your April clip has me nervous about visiting Scotland in March 😂
edit- oh, by the way, you were totally correct to get the hell off that hill. As I like to say, "The Mountain will be there tomorrow"... But you won't be, if you get struck by lightning.
Super video, talk about "f8 and be there" and you were.
Thank you so much
Brilliant Adam,
What a great adventure through the year.
Like you i lost my moji in photography last year and only got out a few times.
This year i hope it will change and i will make it.
At the beginning the image of the water around the rock's the first one was my favourite.
Definitely a very wise decision to get away from the thunder and lightning.
Throughout the year you have captured some fantastic image's.
Look forward to seeing your next video.
Great year end synopsis Adam. Your videos are always so positive and full of inspiration. No matter what the landscape or weather throws at you, you always seem to find the brighter side of the situation. And you produce stunning images along the way to boot! Best wishes for a happy and productive new year!
props adam - love the positivity to end the year
Happy New Year Adam. Another great video. All the best for 2024.
Absolutely love this video and the messages also. Very inspiring. I found I could relate to so much, especially with going out and cracking on with landscape photography. You are very inspiring and it's a massive talent that you have, You also take a superb photograph 😊. Keep going please Adam. You inspire more people than you think. Thank you.
This is very inspiring, Adam. Thank you for the passion and humanity you've injected into all the videos you've made throughout the year. All the best for 2024, mate.
Happy new year pal atb for 2024 🎉 thanks for your videos this year and all your help 😊
Thanks Adam for sharing that, it was brilliant. I thought the tree in the snow with the mist was awesome
, great work mate
ps: All the very best for 2024
Come to Germany. My guess is, here it's more densely populated with even more fences and more prohibited areas :)
Landscape photography for me is an excuse to get out as often as possible and it also is my greatest motivation to get out.
Another great video, thanks for sharing!!
Great video good luck to you all the best.. 📸
I'm only 20 minutes in and I remember seeing these videos at the start of the year and they are so inspiring. It was a tough start to 2023 battling with my mental health and getting out to just take pictures, which meant I couldn't put together my 2024 calendar. It's videos like yours, Adam, that bring back motivation and the enjoyment in photography. I, also, liked going to the Joe Cornish gallery for inspiration but unfortunately that closed just before Christmas. Looking forward to your videos of 2024 😊. Thank You.
What a great film Adam. Interesting, emotional, inspiring, and of course, enjoyable. You should be proud of this one because I think it puts the mainstream TV channels to shame. All the best for 2024.
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my eye went straight towards those ships, and that's a good thing, YES you may have wanted my focus on the rocks, but the ships were the "characters" in your story here I felt. Glad you didn't remove them.
I have a question for you, When you look at photos you took a long time ago at first glance, do you initially see something that you didn't while taking it? For example, one day you might look at this photo the way I did and see a story.
Superb video. Thanks 👍🙂
Hello Adam, greetings from the state of Texas, USA! I loved this video, as it was so inspirational! Have a happy and blessed New Year!
Thanks David. Same to you and I always love hearing from the good people of Texas.
2023 was a year of doubt and elation, and a few headless chicken moments.
Out of it all Adam, you have captured some really beautiful images.
Looking forward to seeing more in 2024.
Happy New Year Adam, stay safe 🇦🇺
Joys of living in Scotland
Scotland is undoubtedly beautiful. I hope this video shows northern England has a thing or two to offer also.
@Firstmanphotography ur videos and photos make it look awesome keep up the good work I do enjoy watching your content as it inspires me to get out with my own camera
Thank You Adam for this past year of photography videos. Your zeal in constantly striving and improving your landscape photography has been an inspiration to many of us who when they can, get out there an experience the joy you definitely display in your photography efforts. Also you showed me how satisfying it is to take the time to print many of the images I was pleased to shoot. Happy New Year from the Gulf Coast of Texas!
You are not alone in your frustration about having no access to the land. Even in the American west it can be difficult. Yes, there are National Parks and State Parks, but often you see something, maybe a tree or group of trees that you would like to get closer to, but they are behind fences with "no trespassing" signs. And here you can't be sure that someone won't come after you with a gun.
Think the Reverend from Caddy Shack and his amazing 9 holes of golf.
Hi. You are spot on with the notion that getting out into the countryside with your camera is what it is all about. The challenge of producing good images adds to the experience and sometimes gives some satisfaction when you feel that you have captured that beautiful moment. You produce not just stunning images but thought provoking and inspiring videos. I am really looking forwards to seeing a lot more in 2024. Happy New Year!
Hi Adam I've been recently diagnosed with eyesight glycoma issues, I remember your video on your eyesight issues and was wondering if you had any advice on how you've coped and any gear etc you may have looked at that may help us going forward. Much apreciated Den.
Happy New Year
Hi amazing video, some stunning shots. I just wondering, considering your back issues have consider switching to om-d e-m5 one len set up with their brilliant stabilization which means you could ditch the tripod. Or the new nikon z f with 8 stops of stabilization with nikon 24-200 again allowing you to ditch the tripod. Anyway look forward to your adventures in 2024. Happy New year😊
Awesome video Adam. I'm fairly new to photography (landscape and wildlife) and I am learning so much from your videos. You're definitely a photographer I look up too and aspire to be at that level one day. I also live very close to the beach in the 'A cold start to spring' section so I'll apologise now in case there's ever some crazy lad saying hello if you're in that area again 🤣
Never mind what's out there, you do what you do because it's what you like to do.
On wednesday with Storm Gerrit I couldn't get out of the car but even shooting things I wouldn't normally shoot through the windows, I was alive! So keep going out there, set a challenge, maybe take a printer up a hill,,, oops, that was epic, stupid, but epic 🙂
Here's to a great 2024
Thanks Andrew. Really appreciate your time and encouragement in 2023.
During extremely cold weather, how do you protect your cameras from condensation?
I am afraid to tke my camera outdoor... I'm in Alaska and it is -6° F right now. There are beautiful pictures to be taken, I'm just afraid to take my camera outdoor
This is usually only a problem if you’re coming out of warm conditions into cold. I transport my camera gear in the boot of the car and by the time I get it out, everything is cold anyway so there’s no condensation.
But bringing it back Indoors is what I am afraid of. I cannot leave my equipment in my truck due to theft problems
What happened to Britain's right to roam laws? That is something I've always enjoyed about the UK. The problem you describe is ten fold worse in Canada.
the vital importance of capturing images that please you and help you grow
such a wonderful journey thank ttouso much ! it also exhibits your talents and consistency in vision and ability to communicate the emotions of the moment while remaining human
isn't it amazing how freaking great 'lousey food' can taste when you're freezing your ass off on top of a mountain ?
Absolutely! Really makes you appreciate that food is literally the energy source that keeps us functioning. It’s also amazing how hot food raises the spirits even more.