I love my telephoto lenses. Picking out bits and pieces means you get more value from your day. A dozen different shots instead of one wide angle shot.
No one needs medication or counselling for depression. Just watch Henry and you’ll always feel your spirits lifted. Plus he doesn’t know how to take a bad photo🤗
@@FernandoJamesFX Perhaps you can signpost us to your body of work as you seem to have a strong opinion about Henry's abilities so must be talking from a position of experience. Also be interested to know what your definition of Professional Landscape Photographer is
@@FernandoJamesFX And I suppose you're an amazing photographer, of course you are. Henry has loads of enthusiasm, takes the trouble to get out there and produce some fantastic vlogs. Positivity is needed in our likes not negativity.
Fuck dude. If you judge someone by his $$$ crap stuffs that’s meant your shit $$$’ 5 or 10K for the photography is nothing just shit, you know fuck of the photography, you know just shit. lol With love from Russia
I've been a big fan of my old 70/200 for landscapes not only for the details you can pick out, but also the zoom compression they create. Fab video as ever, I wish my aching knees could carry my fat body up some of these hills, fells and mountains.
Follow a lot of landscape photographers and photographers on youtube, but you have quickly become my favorite. Your attitude and personality really come through on your videos! Keep up the good work!
Another great episode of your photographic life.. Thank you Henry My favourite image of the shoot has to be the sunset... Love the light sandwiched between the dark shadowed land and those moody looking clouds.. Absolutely 'Top Drawer'...
Your right Henry, So many choices to point a long lens at. Another stunning location with viewing to please just about everyone. Thanks for sharing again Henry. Stay safe 😷🇦🇺 13/214
Funny story about Bassenthwaite Lake.. I once went canoeing on there as a kid. Now, as a wheelchair user, I would normally use a stabilized canoe, ( I say 'normally', I haven't been canoeing for years, I'm too old and decrepit for those kind of shenanegins these days!) Anyway, on this occasion I thought I was in a stabilized canoe and I wasn't! And to cut a long story short, I ended up capsizing said canoe and and 'taking a nice leisurely swim in the lake'. Bloody freezing it was! Nearly took my breath away! Right. Now I've told you the funny story, back to the photography.. The point you made about your telephoto lens is precisely why my favourite lens is my 18-200mm f5.6-6.3. It covers all my bases. Yes, it's not the sharpest tool in the box, but it's its versatility that is its selling point.
WOW. What a View you had the pleasure of seeing. Would love to have experienced it with you. Your enthusiasm is very infectious and it's always great to watch your endeavors. Great video. And amazing scenery. Thanks for sharing.
Only found your channel a month or so ago but it’s my go to channel when I have a spare few mins and I patiently wait for new content. I’ve just gone back to the very beginning and am working my way back through to current and even in the early days your enthusiasm comes through, maybe not as much as now but it was there. And it’s infectious, so thank you for your time and ability and most of all for talking us through each pic, I feel I’ve learnt so much since I started watching 👍
WOW!! JUST....WOW. Stunning scenery and what a sunset. Cracking photos young Henry. Especially love the pano with the light; that's a keeper. I really love this wainwright set. Thanks Henry for making these spectacular videos.
you inspire to just focus on the scenery and make us forget to think about getting better gear. After following you, i found a new sense of enjoyment shooting with telephoto lenses such as 55 - 200 and even my kit lens, 18 - 140. And TBH, it was all in the mindset to go and heat better gear though the current one still does the job and does it well.
Best photography channel on TH-cam, keep up the great work Henry! What a treat to get that notification when you post the vids. Best wishes from Canada
Fell number 13 was lucky for us, wasn't it ... what a grand day out Henry. I particularly liked the pano of the larger fells at the end, and the sunset was far from shabby too. Nice pub quiz question earlier in the video. I did enjoy the analogy about the telepehoto lens, its a bit like cropping a photo but without losing any detail. As ever, great Henthusiasm .. roll on Wainwright number 14 .. and maybe a cameo of the latest steed?
Henry your enthusiasm really puts a smile on my face, and you are often rewarded with stunning conditions and capture them beautifully. In my short time as an amateur photographer, if there is one thing I have learnt from you professionals it is this. When you have run out of wide angle vistas, look closer. Pick out interesting features within that grand vista, a telephoto will always be in my bag 😉👍
Another great location & video... yes I enjoy using my 28-300mm lens for landscapes so I understand your comments... great pics... thanks for sharing..😀
I always liked my 55-300, too. Originally I bought it for my D80, but I couldn't use it with my D800e for years now. So I recently bought a beautiful used D7200. Indeed a great combination
Another 'belter' Henry! Just love the 'sun starburst' image in a wonderful setting. You've certainly made the most of the present unsettled and variable weather in the UK. Thanks for posting, Andy
Great video, thanks. The windmills are sad to me, but they are a reality of today so they are appropriate subjects to appear in photographs. Beautiful shots.
Another brilliant video! Your hat says "Right Play" but it should say "Right Place" [and maybe also "Right Time"!] - neither of which happen by accident. Delighted your planning and efforts worked out and resulted in such stunning shots!
What a fantastic vlog. ! I have read through a lot of the comments and there is not much more can be said, everyone is in agreement that you are providing excellent entertainment for us all. Not only is your mastery of producing the videos but the content is always fantastic and you give much useful and practical advice as possible which helps us all learn. Being one of your 50k subscribers is one of the best moves I have made to improve my photography and your eagerness and passion for your walks and your photography shine through and get passed on to us. Thank you Henry for what your doing for me and my photography. Keep it up 👍😄
I’ve only recently come across your Channel Henry, and I’m hooked, your passion as well as your ability is very inspiring! I’m a complete novice, but love taking Landscape pictures as well, and I’ve found your videos a great help, in how I look and plan things. Thank You 😉
Thanks for reminding me of my long lens. It has been languishing in my camera bag lately! Also, I live near a wind farm at the base of a mountain, and, I too like to include it in my photos, much to the dismay of my son who “hates the ugly things”! Long exposures of wind turbines is a blast😁. Love the sunset...but who wouldn’t!
I shoot telescopic landscapes a lot, mostly with an EF Canon 70-200 F/4L. Now that I've migrated to mirrorless, I'm budgeting for Canon's RF 100-500 F/5.6-7.1L, which I hear is brilliant for multiple purposes. That final image is brilliant, worth the wait.
That one is now on the Lake District bucket list...stunning view of the Scarfell range and our favourite mountain Great Gable...class video Henry, so well put together!
I love those classic storybook fields. To have the water, hills and mountains too, make for million dollar photographs or paintings. You’ve encouraged me to to use my telephoto in new ways and I see the benefits. My only worry is my 70-300mm is making an odd noise when it expands and retracts. Maybe some sand got in it? Anyway, love the sights and your more than grand photos. Take care!
I absolutely love my 70-200 f4 for landscape photography. I find myself using it more than any other lens. I'm really excited to get the 200-500 f5.6 next, it's heavy, but the possibilities should be fantastic. Great work, Henry.
Absolutely love the last pano and sunset shots. You seem to have a great skill in being able to visualize what the finished phots are going to look like. This is what is inspiring me. Thanks again for another great day out both for the hike and the photography, keep living the dream Henry, you deserve it.
Another quality video Henry. Really, really enjoying your adventures just keep on doing what you do best, loving this series. Entertainment, educational, and fun to watch. Inspirational stuff and brilliantly presented. I am already looking forward to your next adventure, inspirational.
Thank you for the enthusiasm and inspiration....... after having a hell of a time dealing with my parents sudden dementia onset, with them having to leave their own home next Tuesday to go into care. I feel like your enthusiasm and inspiration is what I need right now, to get myself back into something I enjoy, but still have so much to get to grips with technically. From The other side of the Bowland fells in Lancashire to you a big THANK YOU
Love you Henry. Watching your Vlogs has really helped me get through this past year. Given me lots of inspiration for my journey with photography, and I'm saving up to hopefully book a one to one with you later in the year.
Wow, that sunstar image.. So stunning!! Also the image with the wind turbines turned out great! I do still like the wind turbines, I just wish they wouldn't completely surround us with them here in Holland. No matter where you look, they are everywhere.. A bit less would have done it..
I have the d7200, 16-35 F4 and for the same reason as you say Henry, I got the 70-200 F4, yes it is more expensive then the 55-200 but the combo is amazing.
Another great vid. Can’t believe it’s 13 Ws already. I’m with you on the lens choice. I find I’m using the 55-300 for most of my photography. I particularly like the bokeh you can achieve with it.
The last couple of images were really nice mate, like the pano a lot and the sun star worked out really well , beautiful light in the end. Take care mate
My hiking lens is a Sigma 18-250 3.5 - 5.6 I like being able to go from wide angle to telephoto in one lens a versatile lens. I have always used a telephoto in my landscape pictures
Once again, well done lad! Absolutely gorgeous location and the sun, clouds, and all else seemed to favour you that day. The sunburst was exquisite and that pano was top drawer. We need to get you to "supernatural" British Columbia one of these days. I can only imagine your excitement at photographing this place. Cheers Henry!
Great one Henry. For me, those wind turbines tell a great positive story about us and the land. That shot would have looked one hell of a lot worse if it had a coal-fired power plant belching smoke into the air.
Always love your enthusiasm about nature. Great video. As to telephoto lenses I heartily agree. I shoot a Canon T6s AP-C and my Tamron 18-400 pretty much lives on it. So many possibilities! I also carry a 50mm prime and a couple wide angles. Beautiful shots Henry, especially that last one.
I love my telephoto lenses. Picking out bits and pieces means you get more value from your day. A dozen different shots instead of one wide angle shot.
Always brightens my day when I see a new video from Henry!
Thanks for the support :)
@@HenryTurnerphoto Congrats on 50K!
No one needs medication or counselling for depression. Just watch Henry and you’ll always feel your spirits lifted. Plus he doesn’t know how to take a bad photo🤗
@@FernandoJamesFX Perhaps you can signpost us to your body of work as you seem to have a strong opinion about Henry's abilities so must be talking from a position of experience. Also be interested to know what your definition of Professional Landscape Photographer is
@@FernandoJamesFX And I suppose you're an amazing photographer, of course you are. Henry has loads of enthusiasm, takes the trouble to get out there and produce some fantastic vlogs. Positivity is needed in our likes not negativity.
Fuck dude. If you judge someone by his $$$ crap stuffs that’s meant your shit $$$’ 5 or 10K for the photography is nothing just shit, you know fuck of the photography, you know just shit. lol With love from Russia
@@scotty4418 He's just trolling. Don't dignify with a reply.
@@stevemozzie6497 Don't waste your time on a troll.
I've been a big fan of my old 70/200 for landscapes not only for the details you can pick out, but also the zoom compression they create.
Fab video as ever, I wish my aching knees could carry my fat body up some of these hills, fells and mountains.
Follow a lot of landscape photographers and photographers on youtube, but you have quickly become my favorite. Your attitude and personality really come through on your videos! Keep up the good work!
Thanks 👍
Ditto 👍
Good tip for the star burst, thank you. Great sunset shot.
The PANORAMA 😮 stunning
Lovely shots, lovely views. Your enthusiasm and joy are great to see.
The two photos at the end are "complete class." Well done.
Thank you Henry you make me smile absolutely stunning sun set ❤
You're up there with the best of the photographers/vloggers Henry. Your content, images, advice and presentation is spot on. Loved the pano.
Thanks a lot Ian
that last image is just jaw dropping superb!
Another great episode of your photographic life.. Thank you Henry
My favourite image of the shoot has to be the sunset... Love the light sandwiched between the dark shadowed land and those moody looking clouds.. Absolutely 'Top Drawer'...
Thanks so much :)
Your right Henry, So many choices to point a long lens at.
Another stunning location with viewing to please just about everyone.
Thanks for sharing again Henry.
Stay safe 😷🇦🇺 13/214
Funny story about Bassenthwaite Lake.. I once went canoeing on there as a kid. Now, as a wheelchair user, I would normally use a stabilized canoe, ( I say 'normally', I haven't been canoeing for years, I'm too old and decrepit for those kind of shenanegins these days!) Anyway, on this occasion I thought I was in a stabilized canoe and I wasn't! And to cut a long story short, I ended up capsizing said canoe and and 'taking a nice leisurely swim in the lake'. Bloody freezing it was! Nearly took my breath away! Right. Now I've told you the funny story, back to the photography.. The point you made about your telephoto lens is precisely why my favourite lens is my 18-200mm f5.6-6.3. It covers all my bases. Yes, it's not the sharpest tool in the box, but it's its versatility that is its selling point.
Oh Henry! That last one is pure class, mate. What a gorgeous day and what a fantastic countryside, absolutely beautiful. Rather enjoyed this one.
WOW. What a View you had the pleasure of seeing. Would love to have experienced it with you. Your enthusiasm is very infectious and it's always great to watch your endeavors. Great video. And amazing scenery. Thanks for sharing.
You did it again Henry, 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😊 thank you so much for sharing your adventures with us.
Congrats to 50' subscribers 🍾 well earned.
Thank you so much 😀
The pano at 16.22 is brilliant!! Weill done yet again!! Out!
Only found your channel a month or so ago but it’s my go to channel when I have a spare few mins and I patiently wait for new content. I’ve just gone back to the very beginning and am working my way back through to current and even in the early days your enthusiasm comes through, maybe not as much as now but it was there. And it’s infectious, so thank you for your time and ability and most of all for talking us through each pic, I feel I’ve learnt so much since I started watching 👍
Thanks Phil, much appreciated!!
I don’t know which is better, your images or your infectious enthusiasm!
Amazing Sir , and thank you for sharing your lovely video with us 👍 Tam.
Thanks Henry for another inspiring video. Your love of photography and creation is heart warming. You never fail to bring a smile to my face.
My pleasure!
WOW!! JUST....WOW. Stunning scenery and what a sunset. Cracking photos young Henry. Especially love the pano with the light; that's a keeper. I really love this wainwright set. Thanks Henry for making these spectacular videos.
you inspire to just focus on the scenery and make us forget to think about getting better gear. After following you, i found a new sense of enjoyment shooting with telephoto lenses such as 55 - 200 and even my kit lens, 18 - 140. And TBH, it was all in the mindset to go and heat better gear though the current one still does the job and does it well.
Best photography channel on TH-cam, keep up the great work Henry! What a treat to get that notification when you post the vids. Best wishes from Canada
Thanks a lot Paul
Fell number 13 was lucky for us, wasn't it ... what a grand day out Henry. I particularly liked the pano of the larger fells at the end, and the sunset was far from shabby too. Nice pub quiz question earlier in the video. I did enjoy the analogy about the telepehoto lens, its a bit like cropping a photo but without losing any detail. As ever, great Henthusiasm .. roll on Wainwright number 14 .. and maybe a cameo of the latest steed?
The views of the Lake District are stunning. I am completely moved. You are so lucky to be able to wander there whenever you like.
Henry your enthusiasm really puts a smile on my face, and you are often rewarded with stunning conditions and capture them beautifully. In my short time as an amateur photographer, if there is one thing I have learnt from you professionals it is this. When you have run out of wide angle vistas, look closer. Pick out interesting features within that grand vista, a telephoto will always be in my bag 😉👍
That pano is proper tasty! Love the red glow the setting sun casts, really special.
That sun star shot was outrageous Henry! That’ll make a mean print! Happy days. Great adventure! Best wishes Henry
Another great video Henry. And that pano...!
Another great location & video... yes I enjoy using my 28-300mm lens for landscapes so I understand your comments... great pics... thanks for sharing..😀
Top draw again Henry, nice new soundtrack too.
Thank you Henry, class and enthusiasm. A pleasure to watch and learn.
I always liked my 55-300, too. Originally I bought it for my D80, but I couldn't use it with my D800e for years now. So I recently bought a beautiful used D7200. Indeed a great combination
I had 55-300mm and replaced it with my new 70-300mm AF-P, and can tell you its way better... I realy love this lens.
Wow, That Sun Star image is class🔥 📸🙂🌄
Epic view! l liked your last two images very much.
Another 'belter' Henry! Just love the 'sun starburst' image in a wonderful setting. You've certainly made the most of the present unsettled and variable weather in the UK. Thanks for posting, Andy
Henry, what a stunning video. The pano made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck! Awesome!
Great video, thanks. The windmills are sad to me, but they are a reality of today so they are appropriate subjects to appear in photographs. Beautiful shots.
So beautiful! Thank you for sharing your passion with us.
Thumbs up - OF COURSE I enjoyed it! Ullock Pike is a gem of a climb.
Mate that pano at the end, wow. It doesn't get much better than that.
Love yer passion mate............I’m learning heaps from these videos.....Cheers from NZ
Great photos, the last one I like the most. 👍
Take a bow! Absolutely gorgeous images.
Thank you Richie :)
@@HenryTurnerphoto stunning views and you captured them beautifully.
Another brilliant video! Your hat says "Right Play" but it should say "Right Place" [and maybe also "Right Time"!] - neither of which happen by accident. Delighted your planning and efforts worked out and resulted in such stunning shots!
What a fantastic vlog. ! I have read through a lot of the comments and there is not much more can be said, everyone is in agreement that you are providing excellent entertainment for us all. Not only is your mastery of producing the videos but the content is always fantastic and you give much useful and practical advice as possible which helps us all learn. Being one of your 50k subscribers is one of the best moves I have made to improve my photography and your eagerness and passion for your walks and your photography shine through and get passed on to us. Thank you Henry for what your doing for me and my photography. Keep it up 👍😄
I’ve only recently come across your Channel Henry, and I’m hooked, your passion as well as your ability is very inspiring!
I’m a complete novice, but love taking Landscape pictures as well, and I’ve found your videos a great help, in how I look and plan things. Thank You 😉
Thanks for reminding me of my long lens. It has been languishing in my camera bag lately! Also, I live near a wind farm at the base of a mountain, and, I too like to include it in my photos, much to the dismay of my son who “hates the ugly things”! Long exposures of wind turbines is a blast😁. Love the sunset...but who wouldn’t!
That’s a good cup of tea Henry! Superb n awesome
Inspiring as always, beautiful images, especially the sunset one
I shoot telescopic landscapes a lot, mostly with an EF Canon 70-200 F/4L. Now that I've migrated to mirrorless, I'm budgeting for Canon's RF 100-500 F/5.6-7.1L, which I hear is brilliant for multiple purposes.
That final image is brilliant, worth the wait.
That one is now on the Lake District bucket list...stunning view of the Scarfell range and our favourite mountain Great Gable...class video Henry, so well put together!
Awesome shots there Henry, great job!!! Many congrats!!! Got my like!!! consistency , consistency!!! mate
I love those classic storybook fields. To have the water, hills and mountains too, make for million dollar photographs or paintings. You’ve encouraged me to to use my telephoto in new ways and I see the benefits. My only worry is my 70-300mm is making an odd noise when it expands and retracts. Maybe some sand got in it? Anyway, love the sights and your more than grand photos. Take care!
I like how the sunset light picks out the peaks in the second from last shot. The clouds and bottom third offer a nice contrast/framing. Great work!
Thanks a lot!!
I absolutely love my 70-200 f4 for landscape photography. I find myself using it more than any other lens. I'm really excited to get the 200-500 f5.6 next, it's heavy, but the possibilities should be fantastic. Great work, Henry.
I got my tamron 150-600 vc and its incredible for nikon
@@MW-ty1dv absolutely, multitasking for sure.
Absolutely love the last pano and sunset shots. You seem to have a great skill in being able to visualize what the finished phots are going to look like. This is what is inspiring me. Thanks again for another great day out both for the hike and the photography, keep living the dream Henry, you deserve it.
The way you show the landscape is like I’m really there. Great video
Thanks 👍
Henry i saw your channel and i was like this is the perfect channel for me! As we have the same last name! 👍👍
Superb photos Henry, especially the last one of the sunstar.
Another quality video Henry. Really, really enjoying your adventures just keep on doing what you do best, loving this series. Entertainment, educational, and fun to watch. Inspirational stuff and brilliantly presented. I am already looking forward to your next adventure, inspirational.
Neat trick with the thumb !! must give it a try !
As always your passion is so infectious!!
Thank you so much!
Another great video Henry. When you mentioned Siloth, brings back memories of the holiday there 2 years ago in august. 👍👍.
Great views and photos.
Top notch Henry! Absolutely love the sun set shot.Reminds me of Doughton Park back home on one of my favorite evening hikes.
Great scenery and location, expertly described, along with superb images to it show, the final pano and setting sun are stunning! 👏🏻👏🏻
I like your work bro. Such an Inspiration. From Africa. We appreciate you. 🙏
You use your equipment so differently than I do. Likely because I’m not climbing hills and my FF 70-300 is massive and heavy. Inspiring to watch.
Thanks Henry. Awesome views. Next video in the new Silver Bullet :)
Such amazing views. I adore your work xx
Fabulous Henry. One of your best.
Thank you for the enthusiasm and inspiration....... after having a hell of a time dealing with my parents sudden dementia onset, with them having to leave their own home next Tuesday to go into care. I feel like your enthusiasm and inspiration is what I need right now, to get myself back into something I enjoy, but still have so much to get to grips with technically.
From The other side of the Bowland fells in Lancashire to you a big THANK YOU
Those final 2 images were simply stunning Henry and congratulations on the 50k, it's well deserved for all the work you put into to your channel
Many thanks!
Love you Henry. Watching your Vlogs has really helped me get through this past year. Given me lots of inspiration for my journey with photography, and I'm saving up to hopefully book a one to one with you later in the year.
Love Henry’s videos, takes some great pictures
More cracking photographs Henry, and your passion and enthusiasm is second to none mate. Already looking forward to the next video. :-)
Fantastic photos Henry , really enjoyed the video
Wow, that sunstar image.. So stunning!! Also the image with the wind turbines turned out great! I do still like the wind turbines, I just wish they wouldn't completely surround us with them here in Holland. No matter where you look, they are everywhere.. A bit less would have done it..
Lol... Just discovered your channel yesterday. Have been watching your videos ever since. Awesome stuff.
Glad you like them!
Really going to have a gap to fill after your quest to walk and photo the “Waimwrights” is finished. Another excellent video with lovely photos.
I have the d7200, 16-35 F4 and for the same reason as you say Henry, I got the 70-200 F4, yes it is more expensive then the 55-200 but the combo is amazing.
Another great vid. Can’t believe it’s 13 Ws already. I’m with you on the lens choice. I find I’m using the 55-300 for most of my photography. I particularly like the bokeh you can achieve with it.
#13 looks like #1 !! Great video.
Excellent story and photos! Thanks, Henry, for giving the name of the fell in the description. Will try to find the hike in W’s books now😄
The wind turbines and the curious comms tower are actually on the top of Moota. :-)
Loved it cheers mate
The last couple of images were really nice mate, like the pano a lot and the sun star worked out really well , beautiful light in the end. Take care mate
My hiking lens is a Sigma 18-250 3.5 - 5.6 I like being able to go from wide angle to telephoto in one lens a versatile lens. I have always used a telephoto in my landscape pictures
Just beautiful!
Growing fast, congrats Henry!
Once again, well done lad! Absolutely gorgeous location and the sun, clouds, and all else seemed to favour you that day. The sunburst was exquisite and that pano was top drawer. We need to get you to "supernatural" British Columbia one of these days. I can only imagine your excitement at photographing this place. Cheers Henry!
Great one Henry. For me, those wind turbines tell a great positive story about us and the land. That shot would have looked one hell of a lot worse if it had a coal-fired power plant belching smoke into the air.
Great video again sir, your knowledge of the area is amazing. The photographs look awesome.
Always love your enthusiasm about nature. Great video. As to telephoto lenses I heartily agree. I shoot a Canon T6s AP-C and my Tamron 18-400 pretty much lives on it. So many possibilities! I also carry a 50mm prime and a couple wide angles. Beautiful shots Henry, especially that last one.
Congratulations on 50k I’ve been watching you from the very start now on to the 100k 😀
Thanks so much
Brilliant pictures