Looks like you are having a fantastic time in South America. I'm enjoying your journey and images along the way. The group are very fortunate to have you as their guide Thomas!
As an Argentine, you have no idea how happy I am that you have known a small part of my country. And there are landscapes for all tastes: mountains; forests; waterfalls; swamps; Beaches; big cities; to the flattest desert in the world (and white). You have all those possible photos. And if you came to Buenos Aires, as a follower of your channel, I would really like to meet you.
I've learned a lot from you Tom, now is my chance to give back! In an automobile, in very cold wet snowy weather, to keep your windows free of all moisture; this is how: Fresh air, not recirculated, heat on, AC on, either Defrost and feet, or just Defrost, and of course fan on.
Thanks, Tom, really enjoyed this video. The view of those mountains in the glacier venue was superb. It's a lot of fun following your adventures in Patagonia. Of course, I've heard what a fantastic place it is for landscape photograph, but I've never seen it like this-wonderful! Looking forward to the next one. Cheers.
You are welcome, gracias por tus palabras hacia mi país, espero puedas tener la oportunidad de visitar otras locaciones. Saludos desde el norte argentino.
Thank you so much for sharing your video. I understand your happiness when you were there. I felt the same both times I visited the Perito Moreno Glaciar. It is one of those places that is so magical it can make you feel awesome even in the worst of weathers.
Superb image. I found it very hard to actually picture the Perito Moreno, given how limited the angle from platform is. But it was gloriously sunny when I visited it ... in November.
Excellent! I was at the Omculgee Nat'l Monument in Georgia, USA a few days ago, and my first instinct was to photograph the most common viewpoint, but after I photographed it, I realized there were many more photographs to be made, so I shot some lesser photographed areas and captured some great images.
Well done Thomas, cool location, great to see the weather playing ball today! compilation slideshow at the end of this trip?...,please! see you next time Del.
I love that image at 5.49, and your words preceeding it. I'm currently living in NZ and the iconic shots have been done to death, not to say I won't grab mine but I much prefer to go for these types of photographs.
For the past few weeks or so I just haven't been able to watch your videos but today I made a point to watch it and it does make me feel very peaceful. It did bring a smile on my face and thank you!! The video is just amazing
Incredible conditions Tom, and those mountain peaks were so gorgeous. I love it when the conditions come together like that. Best of luck to you and the rest of the tour group. 👍
I love this subject. I'll be headed to Iceland in mid/late June and am hoping to capture those hidden/less identifiable scenes away from what so many others are already mastered. Great topic, Tom.
Truly love that picture Thomas, such a eye opener when most people impulse is to photograph the glacier, you find a hidden gem somewhere else. really does feel like a painting. Cheers
Great video, it's really cool getting 3 different views with your channel, Brendons and Greggs, really awesome. great image as well!!! Glad your HAPPY!!!
wow man Congratulations, I am from Argentina i was there in 2009 and enjoyed a lot make pictures. now I living in Germany and trying to do my best following your tips.
it's totally important to get your own perpesctive and views on a popular location. I like to browse Flickr and see what people have shot then I go and try to find something they haven't. makes for better photos!
great content once again Thomas. I was actually looking at jeff taking a photo and then sort of praying for a good shot. Love that moment when you take a shot and pray for the best. Can't wait for your next upload.
Wow what a place and weather behaving way better than back here in SE England.. The collaboration works so well as we get to see vlogs from 3 of you :-)
Thanks for all your nice videos, stories and tellings I enjoy following your channel. About taking not the iconic shot - I basically agree, but maybe you are there to enjoy the place and you'll create memories. So why not taking the iconic shot and than for sure as well the other shots as.
Loving this series buddy. And the image, very nice. Painting indeed :) Just saw my first glacier as well recently on Svalbard, Spitsbergen. I just love the blue in the ice, very pretty. And speaking of pretty. That's a pretty bird!
Great video Tom :) What an interesting drive from Chile into Argentina. Scenery is just mind blowing. And that glacier is just unreal, I think I could stare at it all day. The noise it makes as the ice is calving is quite eerie but amazing too & quite a spectacle to see. Love the image you got, colours in the trees are superb & that soft light on those snowy peaks! Glad you're happy & having such a cool time :)
Living the dream Thomas, living the dream. Well done young man you’re a fresh breath of inspiration to young & old (me) alike. Thank You from Amble Northumberland 👍
Stunning place and that shot of the reflection in the CPL was the icing on the cake. What a place you have me wanting to go now. Great video and The glacier sounds Are amazing! gotta admit I'm a little jealous think al watch it again now keep up the great work and I'm already looking forward to the next one.
Wow, that composition does looks like a Bob Ross painting, truly beautiful! I'm sure others have mentioned what I'm about to say and I know things change, but does anyone else besides me miss Thomas signature saying "absolutely stunning!"? I know others picked it up and were saying it, but it really is a Thomas saying and it just seems to fit best when he says it ☺. As always, thanks Thomas for the cool video and gorgeous picture.
Just breathtaking photo, Thomas! The mist and the mountains blending together so softly and well, you nailed the description of it! Thank you so much for sharing this image! BTW, potentially, you may have captured a guy peeing in 1:55
Really good content and topic here Thomas. It's so easy to snap a photo of the same thing everyone else does, but a little more inspection of the landscape and time taken to look at details and you can come away with a way better photograph.
I heard that bobs paintings are not as detailed as you think when you get up close to them... But to add Thomas kinkade was amazing as well. Worth a goole search lol
Literally sounds like thunder due to the acoustic of the mountains in the background. Other glaciers in Argentina aren't like that. Perito Moreno is special. That ice wall reaches 70 meters in heigth.
Stunning location great vids mate loving yours and gregs not seen Brendan's yet but will get to them nice to see different takes on same adventure cherd
Hey Tom. This has to be one of your best series of videos yet, congratulations. Ps. You are At World’s End, taking pictures to one of the wonders of the world, shooting from a deck, under a roof and then you complain about the internet being slow???! What a diva! Just joking, I love your work!
Wow. Lucky man. Always wanted to go to South America, i guess I've still got my life to live but you have given me some great ideas of where to go. That galcier looks 👌
This place is magic, and the sound of the glacier cracking is phenomenal. Once you visit El Calafate, don't forget to visit El Chaltén too. One week of daily hike is not enough in El Chaltén.
gutted I wont be at any of your forthcoming talks due to work commitments. Given some of the places you've been to this year, I can see another great calendar in the making
Getting stuck on built up viewpoints with numerous other shooters at a tourist location is my idea of hell, not even worth taking out the camera for me. What I am intrigued by is the workmanship attained with piles of filters and the Canon. I would expect problems like loss of contrast and color but Heaton is very natural with the filter rig. I imagine he can't see a thing in the viewfinder hence live view. To his credit even when the shooting is absolutely mundane I enjoy the storytelling. This is hard work and I sympathize with having to make something out of not very much.
I know what you mean about iconic views. I'm off to Iceland in 3 months and I'm on a couple of "visit Iceland" FB pages. If I see one more pic of Kirkjufell with that bloody waterfall in the foreground, I think I'm gonna scream 🤣. I'm deffo going to shoot a different view of this iconic mountain
Although I agree with looking for more than just the "iconic" locations. I think the idea of trying to be "original" can make your photos looks forced when you are purposely chasing that. I thinking instead of trying to be original be genuine. Make images that are genuine to your vision and how you feel. Some of them may not be original and look similar to other work and some of it will look very unique but it in either case will still capture images that are true to your vision. Love seeing your work!
Your image indeed looks just like a Bob Ross painting :-) .Absolutely beautiful. Do you also have some pictures of the glacier? If so, will you post them on Instagram? Cheers
Hi. Excellent video as always. One question, if I may be so bold? Could you do a video on your workflow? How you download, where to, onto what, where you keep them etc, how you catalogue them, how you get them into LR etc? It could be interesting for those who are competent photographers but come from a film background... PS. Sorry if I have missed one you have already done on this. Keep up the good work.
With the huge dynamic range of newer cameras and their ability to recover highlights and shadows do you see grad nd’s losing their place in a photographers kit bag?
I love your mental approach to photography and your ever smiling face.
Love the reminder to keep looking and to look for the shot and not just settle for the common one.
Looks like you are having a fantastic time in South America. I'm enjoying your journey and images along the way. The group are very fortunate to have you as their guide Thomas!
Mr. Heaton, I want to say thank you so much for creating such contents every single day. You inspired me, thank you.
As an Argentine, you have no idea how happy I am that you have known a small part of my country.
And there are landscapes for all tastes: mountains; forests; waterfalls; swamps; Beaches; big cities; to the flattest desert in the world (and white). You have all those possible photos.
And if you came to Buenos Aires, as a follower of your channel, I would really like to meet you.
I like this: seeing three different perspectives of each day from you, Brendan and Greg on your photo workshop. It's really cool.
I've learned a lot from you Tom, now is my chance to give back! In an automobile, in very cold wet snowy weather, to keep your windows free of all moisture; this is how: Fresh air, not recirculated, heat on, AC on, either Defrost and feet, or just Defrost, and of course fan on.
Had to pause just to say, how awesome was that reflection in the CPL. 😍
That could be a very nice picture to take ;)
Hey Thomas. Not yet the stunning and wild Patagonia I was expected to see. Hope you'll find incredible landscape soon...
Thanks, Tom, really enjoyed this video. The view of those mountains in the glacier venue was superb. It's a lot of fun following your adventures in Patagonia. Of course, I've heard what a fantastic place it is for landscape photograph, but I've never seen it like this-wonderful! Looking forward to the next one. Cheers.
You are welcome, gracias por tus palabras hacia mi país, espero puedas tener la oportunidad de visitar otras locaciones. Saludos desde el norte argentino.
Thank you so much for sharing your video. I understand your happiness when you were there. I felt the same both times I visited the Perito Moreno Glaciar. It is one of those places that is so magical it can make you feel awesome even in the worst of weathers.
Superb image. I found it very hard to actually picture the Perito Moreno, given how limited the angle from platform is. But it was gloriously sunny when I visited it ... in November.
Excellent! I was at the Omculgee Nat'l Monument in Georgia, USA a few days ago, and my first instinct was to photograph the most common viewpoint, but after I photographed it, I realized there were many more photographs to be made, so I shot some lesser photographed areas and captured some great images.
Lovely landscape, and that Andean condor was a real treat.
Really would love to have that image hanging on my wall for inspiration - always capturing such beautiful images, Tom!
Well done Thomas, cool location, great to see the weather playing ball today! compilation slideshow at the end of this trip?...,please! see you next time Del.
Great episode Thomas! Hope you enjoy and have a great time in my beautiful country! 🇦🇷❤️
I love that image at 5.49, and your words preceeding it. I'm currently living in NZ and the iconic shots have been done to death, not to say I won't grab mine but I much prefer to go for these types of photographs.
For the past few weeks or so I just haven't been able to watch your videos but today I made a point to watch it and it does make me feel very peaceful. It did bring a smile on my face and thank you!! The video is just amazing
Fantastic as ever Tom! With beautiful scenes and captures. Much peace and love.
Thanks for coming, Thomas!
Lucas, from Argentina.
Incredible conditions Tom, and those mountain peaks were so gorgeous. I love it when the conditions come together like that. Best of luck to you and the rest of the tour group. 👍
This video made me so happy, thanks for sharing your happiness with the rest of us.
I love this subject. I'll be headed to Iceland in mid/late June and am hoping to capture those hidden/less identifiable scenes away from what so many others are already mastered. Great topic, Tom.
Truly love that picture Thomas, such a eye opener when most people impulse is to photograph the glacier, you find a hidden gem somewhere else. really does feel like a painting. Cheers
Great video, it's really cool getting 3 different views with your channel, Brendons and Greggs, really awesome. great image as well!!! Glad your HAPPY!!!
wow man Congratulations, I am from Argentina i was there in 2009 and enjoyed a lot make pictures. now I living in Germany and trying to do my best following your tips.
You made it to Argentina! Please come back next year, I'd love to sign up for a Workshop with you. Saludos desde Buenos Aires
it's totally important to get your own perpesctive and views on a popular location. I like to browse Flickr and see what people have shot then I go and try to find something they haven't. makes for better photos!
great content once again Thomas. I was actually looking at jeff taking a photo and then sort of praying for a good shot. Love that moment when you take a shot and pray for the best. Can't wait for your next upload.
Wow what a place and weather behaving way better than back here in SE England.. The collaboration works so well as we get to see vlogs from 3 of you :-)
sweeet! you can really feel the happiness in these videos. That photo is spectacular!
Fantastic video of a stunning location. Beautiful images.
Thanks for all your nice videos, stories and tellings I enjoy following your channel.
About taking not the iconic shot - I basically agree, but maybe you are there to enjoy the place and you'll create memories. So why not taking the iconic shot and than for sure as well the other shots as.
Looks like a great trip! Excellent advice on what pictures to take.
Loving this series buddy. And the image, very nice. Painting indeed :) Just saw my first glacier as well recently on Svalbard, Spitsbergen. I just love the blue in the ice, very pretty. And speaking of pretty. That's a pretty bird!
Nice to hear that you are happy! Thanks!
Great video Tom :) What an interesting drive from Chile into Argentina. Scenery is just mind blowing. And that glacier is just unreal, I think I could stare at it all day. The noise it makes as the ice is calving is quite eerie but amazing too & quite a spectacle to see. Love the image you got, colours in the trees are superb & that soft light on those snowy peaks! Glad you're happy & having such a cool time :)
Epic video. Somehow I always feel relaxing watch your video. It must be the background music, the landscape and your voice.
Living the dream Thomas, living the dream. Well done young man you’re a fresh breath of inspiration to young & old (me) alike.
Thank You from Amble Northumberland 👍
Epic location Thomas, looking forward to the rest! Stay safe.
Congratulations, Chris Waistle. Wonderful video. Thank you.
Seriously beautiful! Looks like you are all having loads of fun. Bring on the next episode :)
Stunning place and that shot of the reflection in the CPL was the icing on the cake. What a place you have me wanting to go now. Great video and The glacier sounds Are amazing! gotta admit I'm a little jealous think al watch it again now keep up the great work and I'm already looking forward to the next one.
Fabulous! Great Vlog Thomas!
OMG! That’s an Andean condor, I believe? You captured on video. AMAZING.
What a stunning location Thomas and beautiful photos.
Thanks buddy
Fawning ....
Amazing luck with both the weather and the Andean Condor sighting!
Wow, that composition does looks like a Bob Ross painting, truly beautiful! I'm sure others have mentioned what I'm about to say and I know things change, but does anyone else besides me miss Thomas signature saying "absolutely stunning!"? I know others picked it up and were saying it, but it really is a Thomas saying and it just seems to fit best when he says it ☺. As always, thanks Thomas for the cool video and gorgeous picture.
Bob Ross is horrible.
Just breathtaking photo, Thomas! The mist and the mountains blending together so softly and well, you nailed the description of it! Thank you so much for sharing this image! BTW, potentially, you may have captured a guy peeing in 1:55
B E A U T I F U L. FANTASTIC. AWESOME......... Great video. Photo was Gorgeous. Can't wait for Wednesday's video. Stay safe and enjoy.
This is exactly what I've been looking for. Welcome home, Thomas!
Cooool! I'm a fan, from Argentina :)
Really good content and topic here Thomas. It's so easy to snap a photo of the same thing everyone else does, but a little more inspection of the landscape and time taken to look at details and you can come away with a way better photograph.
Gregg is killin it with that footage! Great video. Keep it up.
Yeah...there's no topping Bob Ross painted mountain tops! lol, great episode Tom!
Brent Hall YES BOB!!
Bob Ross one of our masters!
I heard that bobs paintings are not as detailed as you think when you get up close to them... But to add Thomas kinkade was amazing as well. Worth a goole search lol
Factoid: Bob Ross lived in Muncie, Indiana (USA). About 1 hour from where I live.
Awesome atmosphere. Trying to imagine how it would feel to be there and see it for real.
That glacier sound! Is amazing!!
Literally sounds like thunder due to the acoustic of the mountains in the background. Other glaciers in Argentina aren't like that. Perito Moreno is special. That ice wall reaches 70 meters in heigth.
Amazing (cold) place, with an top notch Image!
Enough photography! Now we want to see your paintings!!!
Beautiful video! Keep it up Thomas
Really liked the soft light on the mountains and the detail it showed 👍🏻
amazing place Tom,great photos as usual
Amazing picture and location ! As usual fan of your video and work
Thomas, that image is awesome, has everything, colour, drama and brilliant composition. I think i need that print. 😁
Really? Not being sarcastic?
John Smith why would i be being sarcastic, everyone has their own taste, my taste just happens to be that image.
Stunning location great vids mate loving yours and gregs not seen Brendan's yet but will get to them nice to see different takes on same adventure cherd
Hey Tom. This has to be one of your best series of videos yet, congratulations.
Ps. You are At World’s End, taking pictures to one of the wonders of the world, shooting from a deck, under a roof and then you complain about the internet being slow???! What a diva!
Just joking, I love your work!
Looks fantastic, would be easy to be overcome with the beauty of Chile and Argentina.
Wow. Lucky man. Always wanted to go to South America, i guess I've still got my life to live but you have given me some great ideas of where to go. That galcier looks 👌
This place is magic, and the sound of the glacier cracking is phenomenal. Once you visit El Calafate, don't forget to visit El Chaltén too. One week of daily hike is not enough in El Chaltén.
Lucky you 😊, when I was at the same place back in 75 all of those roads were gravel 😂.
But the scenes are stunning aren't they ?
@Thomas
- Keep up the great work!
- While you are there, pls make some shots of the nightsky, would really appreciate it!
Another fantastic addition , beautiful.
The landscape look amazing!!
Looks like your having fun. Going to have to join you one day
That yerba mate rig looks nice!
So good!!!! :)
Man, your videos are getting better and better! Now you are like Matti Hapoja an year ago! :)
Glacier looks amazing.......great video
I get inspired every video man. Absolutely stunning👌
Thank you for being such an inspiration
Hello Thomas, Lucky Man living the Dream - traveling the World and meeting likeminded people....
But Thomas there's no big tree with a couple of friends! nice shot, love the way the clouds are drifting off the peaks.
Thanks for sharing beautiful location
gutted I wont be at any of your forthcoming talks due to work commitments. Given some of the places you've been to this year, I can see another great calendar in the making
Welcome to our country!!
I'd LOVE to buy a print of that photo!!!
Absolutely stunning! Would love to shoot there
Insane Pic! Thomas, really beautiful! This must be an great place at this nationalpark!
Getting stuck on built up viewpoints with numerous other shooters at a tourist location is my idea of hell, not even worth taking out the camera for me. What I am intrigued by is the workmanship attained with piles of filters and the Canon. I would expect problems like loss of contrast and color but Heaton is very natural with the filter rig. I imagine he can't see a thing in the viewfinder hence live view. To his credit even when the shooting is absolutely mundane I enjoy the storytelling. This is hard work and I sympathize with having to make something out of not very much.
Wow that was a great shot!
I know what you mean about iconic views. I'm off to Iceland in 3 months and I'm on a couple of "visit Iceland" FB pages. If I see one more pic of Kirkjufell with that bloody waterfall in the foreground, I think I'm gonna scream 🤣. I'm deffo going to shoot a different view of this iconic mountain
Love that image!
Another great video Thomas... awesome
Although I agree with looking for more than just the "iconic" locations. I think the idea of trying to be "original" can make your photos looks forced when you are purposely chasing that. I thinking instead of trying to be original be genuine. Make images that are genuine to your vision and how you feel. Some of them may not be original and look similar to other work and some of it will look very unique but it in either case will still capture images that are true to your vision. Love seeing your work!
Your image indeed looks just like a Bob Ross painting :-) .Absolutely beautiful. Do you also have some pictures of the glacier? If so, will you post them on Instagram? Cheers
Hi. Excellent video as always. One question, if I may be so bold? Could you do a video on your workflow? How you download, where to, onto what, where you keep them etc, how you catalogue them, how you get them into LR etc? It could be interesting for those who are competent photographers but come from a film background... PS. Sorry if I have missed one you have already done on this. Keep up the good work.
what is the music playing from 2:06 ? PLS
Enjoyed the video as usual. Great location.
The weather looked a little dodgy at the beginning but man, that location turned out great! Looking forward to more.
With the huge dynamic range of newer cameras and their ability to recover highlights and shadows do you see grad nd’s losing their place in a photographers kit bag?