Loving the photos of the ancient trees , they are beautiful . There are older parts of the Forest of Dean Gloucestershire here in the uk . That are like where you are . Autumn/Fall are the best times to go . With outstanding bracket fungus . Moss etc . I have totally lost my photo mojo with the pandemic. Only yesterday I got my gear out . Charged batteries. Gave my gear a clean . Thank you Adam for some inspiration. Regards Martin UK
What an amazing forest! I had heard of Mossome Grove before but it shocked me that it is such a busy area because I though the location of it was hidden from the public! Thanks for the video!
Perfect timing to watch this video. Headed to the Hoh in the next couple of days. I've been a few times so nice to hear you talk about revisiting places and finding different conditions. Thanks for taking us along.
Wow Adam!! Them woods looks amazing and that pano shot made my heart smile.. I love this video, So relaxing and informative. Keep up the Hard Good Work and Keep them videos Coming :)
Poor Brian. Brian’s get the blame for everything! Brian’s around the world must unite especially if they are Landscape Photographers. I must admit though as a fellow Brian Landscape Photographer our snoring is something special on a whole new level!
It never ceases to amaze me how you can pull these fabulous shots out of such chaos. And it also amazes me that the tree limb can handle the snow load! The torque on that limb to tree junction- not to mention the roots- has to be enormous.
Hi Adam great video fabulous tree in a fabulous location I find that when you get so much moss of different shades and textures and a wonderful carpet of foliage it really does give separation giving gorgeous shots those trees could tell a story or two many thanks Adam for a great video
Loved this lyrically beautiful Forest vlog Adam. 18:42 “Subterfuge” two trees presents a ravishing magnetism of forces. When i’m feeling flush defiantly going to pocket this Gibbs print. ;)
Fantastic photowork, with compositions and light. :-) - How about to plant a person there, or a group of persons standing thight to each others, that looking at the branch? To show the scale of branche better -Would it be nice with a extra point of interest, or a noise?
I thought all the images where good, but the last one by far the best, giving some justice to the branch's size. Thanks for the video and the work you put into it.
Poor Brian :) Nice hat with a Polish flag on it. Interesting the quote is very similar to our national saying about one of our old kings. Simplified it also says he left Poland better than it was before. King's name was Casimir III the Great. Thanks for the episode :)
I loved your final shot of the branch. What a spectacular branch! I once found a lovely branch that was about 50 ft. and hung across a small river. I got a good photo of it, but when I went back to it for fall color, it was gone. I found it a short distance downstream along the river bank. It was sad, but I am thankful to have gotten my one shot of it.
That's a cool tree! I have one in my area, but it doesn't have the moss. I was going to photograph it today, but the area was flooded getting to it. Thanks!
Beautiful location, very jurassic. Please do go back Adam to that branch when the furns get higher, I think with a big of fog too it'll be a mind blowing shot. Thanks.
Great video! I had seen the outstanding images on flickr and started imagining a story around them while waiting for the corresponding video to learn a bit about the creation process. The video did not disappoint. As always, I am amazed by the amount of thought and attention to detail you put into each image you create. I sure wish I had more of your paitence and methodical approach while in the field :)
Great video, love some good the banter between friends :D. Also, the big branch shot is really really nice. Even the composition, light and colors from vlogging camera looks spectacular.
Great shots at a great spot. If I ever make it to Vancouver Island I'm gonna be running around trying to witness all the spots you've documented, they look fantastic.
Intreeging video..Leaft me enlightened.. No doubt photography allows you to branch out on many a topic & not be rooted to one spot, I'll be watching for further developments..
Truly spectacular trees and wonderful images as always Adam. You are the master at this type of photography which is one of the hardest photography disciplines in my opinion. Noise cancelling snoring, interesting concept, lol. Cheers.
Liking this video Adam. Living on VI we have tons of these moss laden trees close by, and I've always wanted to photo these, especially the trees with licorice ferns growing on them. Nice tip about the CP filter and the pano aspect. Like the filter holder you have; leather Kase is awkward to use. Do you see benefits to that rubber Kase filter hood? Best ...
I can never get enough of your backlit mossy trees! That one tree with the branch looks crazy. I think it's leaning on another tree at its far end; otherwise, it seems to defy all laws of physics.
Absolutely beautiful area. As always it looks like a fun time. Have you heard of or seen the Secret Waterfall on Vancouver Island? I seen a picture of it in a waterfall group on Facebook and thought of you.
Fabulous woodland. Sitka Spruce in it's natural environment is a joy to behold unlike the poor buggers that are planted 2x2m on the Western side of the UK. Thanks again Adam.
Do you get leeches and tics? How do you deal with them? A lot of places I've been too in forest you end up covered in leeches if you stand still for more than 5 minutes
Wow, that tree was amazing; absolutely "mossome"! But then, I think all those old growth forests out there pretty mossome. Looked pretty hairy getting in there though. Eeesh! Thanks as always for the video, and for coming clean to your comp-stomping Brian. The first step is admitting it. 😅
Is the free end of the branch resting on a tree, getting some support? Else, it is in jeopardy of breaking off for sure. Please take us back from time to time. It’s an unusual sight.
Wholly Cats..there are a lot of comments. All I want to know is are you guys parking lot camping? was it off season? and is the fellow sleeping in a tent on asphalt? inquiring minds want to know.
I have to ask and WOULD LOVE TO SEE A VIDEO ON THE SUBJECT ONE DAY: with the light coming and going so fast why don't you shoot handheld more often... therefore allowing you to capture more images? Surely you can hold the camera sturdy enough vs. faffing around with a tripod all the time ...??...
Well, in most cases forests are dark and require long shutter speeds. So hand holding is not ideal. Plus in many cases the compositions that I look for are done with intent, meaning I ENJOY the process of setting up a tripod and scrutinizing a scene. If you watch my videos on a regular basis this is what my channel is about. Lastly shooting MORE doesn’t equate into nothing more than having to sift through a lot of similar photos. Do I handhold? Absolutely! Check out my recent videos from Antarctica. But for the most part I’ll continue FAFFING about with my tripod.
@@QuietLightPhoto thanks Adam for the feedback!!! I watch everyone of your videos and LOVE them. In summary, I think you are saying you like the process more vs. handheld. I completely get that. Now that the virus has finished you should come to New Zealand 🇳🇿 and bring your tripod for some great photo opportunities 😀 👍
I am thinking that huge looooong branch is actually a tree trunk that split maaaaany years ago and is now growing sideways... my fear is the IG may discover this magnificent specimen and use it as a sidewalk and destroy the beauty...
Loving the photos of the ancient trees , they are beautiful .
There are older parts of the Forest of Dean Gloucestershire here in the uk .
That are like where you are .
Autumn/Fall are the best times to go .
With outstanding bracket fungus . Moss etc .
I have totally lost my photo mojo with the pandemic.
Only yesterday I got my gear out .
Charged batteries. Gave my gear a clean .
Thank you Adam for some inspiration.
Regards Martin UK
Adam, All the world is green over there! beautiful photos, ciao!
What an amazing forest! I had heard of Mossome Grove before but it shocked me that it is such a busy area because I though the location of it was hidden from the public! Thanks for the video!
23:07 that’s a LOT of acoustic guitar tops!
And unfortunately a lot of old growth being cut down to accommodate that market.
I loved this week's show - thank you....
You need to leave the loudmouth behind. Beautiful images though, good to see the distraction didn't affect your thought process.
Good times had by all! Spot on dude!
Cheers, mate!
Beautiful scenery ! Keep it on ! Greetings from Austria
I'm glad I saw this version first not Gavin on about the biggest appendage Amanda's seen.
OH, stunning trees and area by the way.
That's one amazing branch! Holy dooley that's huge. So much moss and ferns too. My kinda spot.
Perfect timing to watch this video. Headed to the Hoh in the next couple of days. I've been a few times so nice to hear you talk about revisiting places and finding different conditions. Thanks for taking us along.
Wow Adam!! Them woods looks amazing and that pano shot made my heart smile.. I love this video, So relaxing and informative. Keep up the Hard Good Work and Keep them videos Coming :)
Poor Brian. Brian’s get the blame for everything! Brian’s around the world must unite especially if they are Landscape Photographers. I must admit though as a fellow Brian Landscape Photographer our snoring is something special on a whole new level!
I did enjoy this. Several really pleasing compositions and I particularly like what you chose tor your last conversation by the giant branch
Great images Adam last one the best
It never ceases to amaze me how you can pull these fabulous shots out of such chaos. And it also amazes me that the tree limb can handle the snow load! The torque on that limb to tree junction- not to mention the roots- has to be enormous.
That last image certainly gave the branch justice. Capturing the scale can be daunting and discouraging. As usual… you work it and then nail it!
I saw this tree on your Flickr page the other day. Love the perspective. It reaches out to grab the viewer.
Hi Adam, I have been watching your videos for a long time, the photos you took here are some of my favourites that I have seen you take. Awesome..
magnificent photos in a really beautiful area. Hope it stays for years to come. Great vlog as usual.
Another set of amazing images. That branch is incredible. There is nothing supporting it? Wow!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Amazing woodland . Lovely relaxing pace as ever
Absolutely amazing location and your photos certainly did it justice, lovely light and compositions.
My favorite shot is the one at the end with the two of you standing under the big branch.
Hi Adam great video fabulous tree in a fabulous location I find that when you get so much moss of different shades and textures and a wonderful carpet of foliage it really does give separation giving gorgeous shots those trees could tell a story or two many thanks Adam for a great video
Excellent. The ‘branch’ looks like a failed (fallen) limb. A previously upright stem that has fallen in the past but still living.
Awesome those trees! The photos turned out great, as always! Inspiring!
Loved this lyrically beautiful Forest vlog Adam. 18:42 “Subterfuge” two trees presents a ravishing magnetism
of forces. When i’m feeling flush defiantly going to pocket this Gibbs print. ;)
Fantastic photowork, with compositions and light. :-) - How about to plant a person there, or a group of persons standing thight to each others, that looking at the branch? To show the scale of branche better -Would it be nice with a extra point of interest, or a noise?
Very beautiful images ❤️ Thank you very much Adam!
I thought all the images where good, but the last one by far the best, giving some justice to the branch's size. Thanks for the video and the work you put into it.
Class shots Adam, tks for sharing !
Beautiful! What a wonderful world we live in filled with glory! Isaiah 6:3!
That was a great shot of you two under the big branch. 👌👌👌
Just imagine how many Instagram models with bizarrely large hats took pictures of this branch, while standing on it...
Poor Brian :) Nice hat with a Polish flag on it. Interesting the quote is very similar to our national saying about one of our old kings. Simplified it also says he left Poland better than it was before. King's name was Casimir III the Great. Thanks for the episode :)
You really show them woods of really well buddy! The last image really edges it just
Thank you Adam. We’ll done.
I loved your final shot of the branch. What a spectacular branch! I once found a lovely branch that was about 50 ft. and hung across a small river. I got a good photo of it, but when I went back to it for fall color, it was gone. I found it a short distance downstream along the river bank. It was sad, but I am thankful to have gotten my one shot of it.
Wow! I’m surprised no one has propped it up with a wooden stilt like they do for many really old oaks.
Gorgeous photos! Such beautiful fluffy trees 😁🌿
My thoughts exactly!
I thought the same, can easily shop out the support. It'll be safer and last a lot longer for many people to enjoy.
That's a cool tree! I have one in my area, but it doesn't have the moss. I was going to photograph it today, but the area was flooded getting to it. Thanks!
Beautiful location, very jurassic. Please do go back Adam to that branch when the furns get higher, I think with a big of fog too it'll be a mind blowing shot. Thanks.
Absolutely gorgeous shots!
Fantastic forest. Lovely photos and video Adam 📷👍🏼
21.03 This was the first time I realized the size of that branch. I thought I understood throughout the video - I was wrong. Just amazing.
Terrific shots Adam and you have so many fabulous places over there that it would drive me mad trying to find them 😊
Awesome photos as usual. Do you ever give any of us locals directions to your locations.
Enjoyed the video Adam...wonderful photography!
What a beautiful part of the world
Thank you Adam. 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
Hi Uncle G! How's little Clintus doing? Never seen such moss. Good show
Very good ---- looks like a great moss grove .
Great video!
I had seen the outstanding images on flickr and started imagining a story around them while waiting for the corresponding video to learn a bit about the creation process. The video did not disappoint. As always, I am amazed by the amount of thought and attention to detail you put into each image you create. I sure wish I had more of your paitence and methodical approach while in the field :)
Interesting as always Adam, pity about those noisy people in the area.
Guess you can’t control everything.
Stay safe 🇦🇺
Very beautiful forest❤️✊🏼
Great video, love some good the banter between friends :D. Also, the big branch shot is really really nice. Even the composition, light and colors from vlogging camera looks spectacular.
Great shots at a great spot. If I ever make it to Vancouver Island I'm gonna be running around trying to witness all the spots you've documented, they look fantastic.
Thanks, Seth!
Intreeging video..Leaft me enlightened..
No doubt photography allows you to branch out on many a topic & not be rooted to one spot, I'll be watching for further developments..
Truly spectacular trees and wonderful images as always Adam. You are the master at this type of photography which is one of the hardest photography disciplines in my opinion. Noise cancelling snoring, interesting concept, lol. Cheers.
Wow what a branch. That looks like something you’d see on an oak tree not a maple. So cool to see! Love the video, great as usual.
Glad you enjoyed it
outstanding footage.. very nice well done guys. enjoyed
Thanks for the visit
@@QuietLightPhoto pleasure great watch. now subscribed.. thanks
That's wonderful!
Many thanks!
That's an incredible branch/tree.. I gotta make my way out there some day.
Liking this video Adam. Living on VI we have tons of these moss laden trees close by, and I've always wanted to photo these, especially the trees with licorice ferns growing on them. Nice tip about the CP filter and the pano aspect. Like the filter holder you have; leather Kase is awkward to use. Do you see benefits to that rubber Kase filter hood? Best ...
The rubber lens hood isnt ideal but it is better than none at all.
Brilliant weekend mate, video & images say it all.
More adventures to come, & more snoring 😴 🔈 😂👍
Absolutely, hehe
I can never get enough of your backlit mossy trees! That one tree with the branch looks crazy. I think it's leaning on another tree at its far end; otherwise, it seems to defy all laws of physics.
Nope, nothing holding it up
@@QuietLightPhoto wow, that's really amazing!
God this makes me miss home so much. The trees out here in Newfoundland just don't cut it.
Absolutely beautiful area. As always it looks like a fun time. Have you heard of or seen the Secret Waterfall on Vancouver Island? I seen a picture of it in a waterfall group on Facebook and thought of you.
Fabulous woodland. Sitka Spruce in it's natural environment is a joy to behold unlike the poor buggers that are planted 2x2m on the Western side of the UK. Thanks again Adam.
Oooh!!! Who's the cutie at marker 11:45 that walks into frame for a few seconds?!?! You guys are all great, but I don't recognize him!
IG @ericthiessen_photography our fearless guide
@@QuietLightPhoto I'll check out his page, thanks!
Well, sure you headed into the woods, but what woods were they?
“it’s huge” that’s what she said .. 😂😅🤣😁. boom boom
Water pressure keeps it up.
Magnificent images Adam.I wonder just how old some of those beautiful old tree are 💚
The spruce probably a few hundred years old
@@QuietLightPhoto They could tell a few stories for sure 💙Cheers Adam 🥂
Do you get leeches and tics? How do you deal with them? A lot of places I've been too in forest you end up covered in leeches if you stand still for more than 5 minutes
Not so much on the Island. I have never found ticks or leeches here. Other parts of BC do have ticks and leeches though
how old do you think that old big dead tree is?
No idea, it’s still living!
The long branch needs a person in the background for scale.
Wow, that tree was amazing; absolutely "mossome"! But then, I think all those old growth forests out there pretty mossome.
Looked pretty hairy getting in there though. Eeesh!
Thanks as always for the video, and for coming clean to your comp-stomping Brian. The first step is admitting it. 😅
Yes it's a work in progress.
@@QuietLightPhoto haha 😂
Is the free end of the branch resting on a tree, getting some support? Else, it is in jeopardy of breaking off for sure. Please take us back from time to time. It’s an unusual sight.
No support
Wholly Cats..there are a lot of comments. All I want to know is are you guys parking lot camping? was it off season? and is the fellow sleeping in a tent on asphalt? inquiring minds want to know.
I have to ask and WOULD LOVE TO SEE A VIDEO ON THE SUBJECT ONE DAY: with the light coming and going so fast why don't you shoot handheld more often... therefore allowing you to capture more images? Surely you can hold the camera sturdy enough vs. faffing around with a tripod all the time ...??...
Well, in most cases forests are dark and require long shutter speeds. So hand holding is not ideal. Plus in many cases the compositions that I look for are done with intent, meaning I ENJOY the process of setting up a tripod and scrutinizing a scene. If you watch my videos on a regular basis this is what my channel is about. Lastly shooting MORE doesn’t equate into nothing more than having to sift through a lot of similar photos. Do I handhold? Absolutely! Check out my recent videos from Antarctica. But for the most part I’ll continue FAFFING about with my tripod.
@@QuietLightPhoto thanks Adam for the feedback!!! I watch everyone of your videos and LOVE them. In summary, I think you are saying you like the process more vs. handheld. I completely get that. Now that the virus has finished you should come to New Zealand 🇳🇿 and bring your tripod for some great photo opportunities 😀 👍
Does Brian have a TH-cam channel?
th-cam.com/users/BriBarnhamPhotography
I am thinking that huge looooong branch is actually a tree trunk that split maaaaany years ago and is now growing sideways... my fear is the IG may discover this magnificent specimen and use it as a sidewalk and destroy the beauty...
I suspect so as well
Nice stuff and commentary. Except about the snoring. No one likes their snoring broadcast to the world, a second time. lol
Might be best to refrain from using live sound during workshops or in crowds while you are explaining your compositions. Minor distraction.
Everyone was excited!