Went to Glencoe for the first time last year absolutely loved it. Im planning on being there this year when the snow arrives to do some photography. Always enjoy watching your videos Karl👍.
Another great video Karl, I watched with great interest specially because we will be staying in Onich from the 5th October and Glen Etive is on my to do list, as is Loch Torren, we've been to Glencoe many times, usually during the winter months so this will be the first time in October, keep up the great work and video's, I really enjoy watching them.
Hi Karl, I really enjoyed your latest video in Glen Coe, very atmospheric. I took your advice and simplified my bag after my day with you. The filters are great. Thanks again for all the inspiration.
@@BrianWelshPhotography I forgot to put an update in the video. I’m nearly finished. It’s gone well . I will pop an update in my next video. Thanks for reminding me.
Another great video Karl. The tips, hints and knowledge you gave me in June has been invaluble! Still on the hunt for the decent filters, and since the trip I haven't tightened the filters so much it's impossible to get off. I am headding back up to Mull in May so will be back in Glencoe! :)
Great video Karl, the waterfall location down Glen Etive was like a picture postcard last week. Just a quick question, what model is your drone please. 👍
@@peternickols2687 thanks peter. I have just upgraded to a DJI air 3 but this video was on my old Mavic 2 pro. Unfortunately it’s been crashed too many times and is flying in a drunken stupor now. Thanks for watching
Karl - can I be hugely cheeky and ask if there is an any way to know just where on the Glen Etive road that Skyfall was shot. Up in Glencoe with my wife for a day next month. Please forgive my cheek - I am an avid watcher (and subscriber of your videos!).
@@cliveingram9840 Hi Clive. Yes the Skyfall shot is easy to find. Drive down the glen until you see a bridge in the distance then look to you right and you will see an odd lone tree a bit off the road. The lay-by opposite the tree has now been tarmac . That’s the skyfall location. Dalness further down was the Fleming estate which is why James Bond’s dad was Andrew bond from Glencoe. Thanks for watching. 👍👍
hahaha the american thing is so true, i'm on the west coast and over here people wear $1500 rainjackets to get a cup of coffee from the corner. now imagine what they pack for trips.
Nice to see your back Karl … great video and brilliant images as always 👍
Thanks for another great video!
Enjoyed the video as usual Karl.
You had some fantastic conditions that day.
Great image's as usual.
Catch you on the next one.
Glencoe is mesmerising....The haunting history is in my soul..
Went to Glencoe for the first time last year absolutely loved it. Im planning on being there this year when the snow arrives to do some photography.
Always enjoy watching your videos Karl👍.
Inspiring images Karl. I am driving up to Glencoe next weekend.
Another great video Karl, I watched with great interest specially because we will be staying in Onich from the 5th October and Glen Etive is on my to do list, as is Loch Torren, we've been to Glencoe many times, usually during the winter months so this will be the first time in October, keep up the great work and video's, I really enjoy watching them.
@@davebrown6860 autumn is much better than winter. The colours in the right light are amazing. Thanks for watching.
Hi Karl, I really enjoyed your latest video in Glen Coe, very atmospheric. I took your advice and simplified my bag after my day with you. The filters are great.
Thanks again for all the inspiration.
Nice one Karl, will hopefully back in the Glen at the end of October.
Great video and images Karl, looking forward to meeting up with you for a tour in a few weeks time
good to see your bk in about it Karl ..hows the camper coming along ..
@@BrianWelshPhotography I forgot to put an update in the video. I’m nearly finished. It’s gone well . I will pop an update in my next video. Thanks for reminding me.
@@glencoephotography1 nice 1 ..look fwd to seeing it
Another great video Karl.
The tips, hints and knowledge you gave me in June has been invaluble! Still on the hunt for the decent filters, and since the trip I haven't tightened the filters so much it's impossible to get off. I am headding back up to Mull in May so will be back in Glencoe! :)
@@Boiga. enjoy Mull. Shame about the filter. Keep wiggling it!!!
Great video Karl, the waterfall location down Glen Etive was like a picture postcard last week. Just a quick question, what model is your drone please. 👍
@@peternickols2687 thanks peter. I have just upgraded to a DJI air 3 but this video was on my old Mavic 2 pro. Unfortunately it’s been crashed too many times and is flying in a drunken stupor now. Thanks for watching
Beautiful work as always, Karl! Your videos just make me look forward even more to my trip back to Glencoe Valley next fall 😊
Karl - can I be hugely cheeky and ask if there is an any way to know just where on the Glen Etive road that Skyfall was shot. Up in Glencoe with my wife for a day next month. Please forgive my cheek - I am an avid watcher (and subscriber of your videos!).
@@cliveingram9840 Hi Clive. Yes the Skyfall shot is easy to find. Drive down the glen until you see a bridge in the distance then look to you right and you will see an odd lone tree a bit off the road. The lay-by opposite the tree has now been tarmac . That’s the skyfall location. Dalness further down was the Fleming estate which is why James Bond’s dad was Andrew bond from Glencoe. Thanks for watching. 👍👍
@@glencoephotography1 you are a true star Karl. Thank you so much for taking the time to get back to me. Clive (PS have a great evening).
Get some shots of the deer during this rutting season. Now that would be interesting!
Should have been up on the tops for Saturday sunrise! You missed a mega sunrise inversion
@@Olly. yes I saw that and was itching to get out. I hope you got an amazing shot. This is the time of year for inversions. Thanks for watching.
hahaha the american thing is so true, i'm on the west coast and over here people wear $1500 rainjackets to get a cup of coffee from the corner. now imagine what they pack for trips.