🇨🇦/🇺🇸... Excellent sunset photo Henry. I think I like it because of the darkness of the walls of the loch. There's MYSTERY there... not JUST a sunset! Cheers, bro!
Yeah I agree with you , after sunset the colors are always awesome and mesmerizing one , i shot lot pictures after the sunset 🎉 that is my favourite times always , thanks for wonderful pictures bro 🎉
What wonderful views you showed from the summit of Red Pike oh and your photos were excellent by the way😃. Don’t think I will get up there so looking forward to future vlogs where I can see what I have missed.
what a pleasure it is on a Thursday evening to sit and watch the latest Henry Turner video, great to see more of that trademark "HENthusiasm" each week
This was quintessential Henry Turner content. A little rain, moody skies, of course sheep, and then in typical fashion, through a lot of perseverance, a great shot in spite of hitting the summit a little behind schedule. Well done!
Fantastic sunset picture. Really love it. I’ve got a waterfall near me which is similar in so far as a bit messy. Been numerous times and never managed to get a picture I’m happy with!!
Brilliant views mate, Such a stunning place I was going to the Lakes this summer but other stuff got in the way so next summer here I come. a Huge like from me.
Thanks Henry for telling us about the Simon Reeves programme about The Lakes. I watched the first episode yesterday. It was a great insight into the diversity of the area around the National Park. I found it quite emotional in places. Seeing the struggling young sheep farmer (incredible). The lovely Galloway cattle and the beautiful Herdwicks. The contrast of the touristy areas, second homes against the backdrop of the poorer areas like Barrow. It was truly eye opening. Simon Reeves is passionate about what he does, as are you. The enthusiasm of you both is very inspiring.
Great work as always Henry… you seem to make taking photographs so effortless! I would love to do some of the Wainwrights at some point in the future… keep it going my friend!!
Nice again, your vlogs always have so much positive energy and you lety the surroundings complete that nicely ! It makes me wanna get out more also and take the camera with me (although there are no mountains near where I live). Enjoy and I like the photoshop site
Yes - the Lake District videos by Simon Reeve are great. Whilst he shows the pictorial beauty of the Lakes, the message I take from him is that the Lakes often show severe enviromental damage. Overgrazing by cute-looking sheep, lack of tree cover, poor vegetation contributes a lot towards lack of biodiversity and increased flood risk. Anyway, whilst we still have the Lakes, it's great to see you explore the fells and be inspired by Wainwright...
2 beautiful images Henry, you absolutely nailed the waterfall in my opinion. Good lesson in persistence as well with the after sunset colour as I’ve leaned that lesson a few times especially walking back and turning round and setting up the camera again for an encore
There’s quite a lot of volcanic dust and gas in the upper atmosphere of the northern hemisphere at the moment. Not just because of Iceland and La Palma - others around the northern Pacific rim have been busy, too. The result could be some very colourful sunsets & rises for a few months.
Hi Henry, what a cracking day out, and a well earned brew at the top. Both images are absolutely marvellous, Red Pike .. one definitely to remember. I also watch all of Simon Reeves' series on the beeb (the latest being on the Lakes as you say) , and agree it is both entertaining, educational and poignant in equal measure. Good to see you're back on top form, after you had an outbreak of the infinite mucus engine .. and hope the suggestion about hot chocolate, peach schnapps and marshmallows was useful.
Thank you for another quality video Henry. I always look forward to your channel each week. This week’s video was therapy for me after a really challenging and exhausting week. Two amazing and beautiful images. The magnificent and magical and waterfall and the blue hour with those clouds that looked like a heavenly city. Exquisite! Pure artistry.
One of your best yet Henry. Love to watch in real time as you hone in all your skills. Great video. Awesome edits. Spectacular photos. And as always a genuine, positive spirit. Keep crackin' on my friend.
👏👏 Awesome once again Henry. Always look forward to the notification of a new vlog. An inspiration for me to get off my backside, get out more and take more shots. Massive thanks. 👍
I am finding your VLOGs excellent viewing and learning tool. The question I like to ask: when taking a picture do you zoom out say to 200mm then zoom backward to 35mm until you get the picture you are looking for? Once again continue what you are doing. Deffo have the right format
Hi Henry, great video, love the waterfall, and yes, you're absolutely right about hanging around after the sunset. I like taking shots of the surrounding area in the soft low light. I particularly enjoy "scaling mountains with you cos at 69 I would find them difficult to master now. So thanks for taking me with you. Hope you had a good cuppa up there and am now going to look at your prints. Take care.
The waterfall is so ethereal looking.. loving how the shapes of the rocks come through the curtain of water. Stunningly colourful afterglow of the sunset. Super cloud formations.. Henry, thank you for another great photographic/hiking adventure..
Another brilliant shared (with us) expedition. The last shot was breathtaking (and the waterfall was pretty damned fine!). I've said it before - but I do really like your choice of music. It adds such atmosphere and at times poignancy. As usual, after watching the video I just want to get out there! Hope you got model release for the scratchy Herdwicks. Keep up the great work!
Crackin video, Henry. Your unbridled enthusiasm is inspiring. It makes me wish I was young and fit enough to go to places like this. Keep 'em coming mate.
Fantastic video and images. With regard to the first image (of the waterfall), stupid question...is it possible to do a vertical panorama as opposed to a horizontal panorama so as to get more of the waterfall in shot? Cheers.
Yes , there’s a chance for shots 20-30 minutes after the sunset. Still it was a really wicked view even with that fading light. Thanks for sharing your adventure’s Henry. Stay safe 🇦🇺 31/214.
Great video Henry, as someone else said, I wish I was younger so that I could get to scenes like you, also your tips/explanations help me achieve a better photo, which I would have not been able to do without your knowledge. Much appreciated Henry🙏🏻
Hi Henry, your great videos in the wet encourage me to go out when normally I wouldn't. Does it always rain in the UK? We're having an unusual wet summer her in Australia better than 🔥 we had last year keep up the great work
Hello there my good sir! How are you? A question for you.. is the red in the rocks of Red Pike caused by the amount of clay in the rocks or is it some other chemical reaction 'or summat'? You probably haven't got a clue and are probably thinking " How the heck do I know, I only climb and photograph the damn things! What am I The National Geographic?!" LOL
I have a question Henry You say that you normally are heading back down before it gets dark . What steps do you take for your own personal safety and well being . Do you tell anyone where you are . Keep safe. Rich m
Thanks again for all the support! Pease see my prints page here if you are interested 🙏🏼: www.henryturnerphotography.co.uk/prints
Stunning images Henry. Your channel gets better every time. Not one vlogger does a video like yours don't change a thing bud.💪
Thanks again for another amazing video, you don't just entertain us , but fill us full of awesome photos and enthusiasm.
Post sunset is always the best! 👌
🇨🇦/🇺🇸... Excellent sunset photo Henry. I think I like it because of the darkness of the walls of the loch. There's MYSTERY there... not JUST a sunset! Cheers, bro!
Beautiful images Henry love your videos always look forward to them keep them coming stay safe
Do a “what’s in your bag” and “equipment doesn’t matter” then do a “show your desk and computer setup”
Lovely video Henry so pretty, hope you got back down safe was a high mountain,
Great video again mate, what a picture to end it! Fantastic.
Top shelf again. Great video and amazing images👍👍
A pair of cracking images Henry 👌 📷
Yeah I agree with you , after sunset the colors are always awesome and mesmerizing one , i shot lot pictures after the sunset 🎉 that is my favourite times always , thanks for wonderful pictures bro 🎉
Henry, you never fail to put a smile on my face with your enthusiasm and passion for the lakes and photography. Have a great week.
You are a muse of the lake district. Keep the hard work up.
Just love your pma and enthusiasm great VT and an amazingly beautiful after sunset composition ‘top draw’
Thanks for the heads up on Simon Reeves, thought I’d set record. Brilliant blog and images as usual.
Top draw video Henry...hope you enjoyed your tea on the summit and your batteries for your head torch were fully charged for the hike back downhill
Henry, you are truly one in a million and we're all lucky to have ya'. Thanks for what you do my friend.
What wonderful views you showed from the summit of Red Pike oh and your photos were excellent by the way😃. Don’t think I will get up there so looking forward to future vlogs where I can see what I have missed.
Another great video Henry, love your work!
what a pleasure it is on a Thursday evening to sit and watch the latest Henry Turner video, great to see more of that trademark "HENthusiasm" each week
This was quintessential Henry Turner content. A little rain, moody skies, of course sheep, and then in typical fashion, through a lot of perseverance, a great shot in spite of hitting the summit a little behind schedule. Well done!
Fantastic sunset picture. Really love it. I’ve got a waterfall near me which is similar in so far as a bit messy. Been numerous times and never managed to get a picture I’m happy with!!
Brilliant views mate, Such a stunning place I was going to the Lakes this summer but other stuff got in the way so next summer here I come. a Huge like from me.
Blast photo! Beautiful!
Beautiful images Henry! 🙏🧡
Superb photos Henry !!
Thanks Henry for telling us about the Simon Reeves programme about The Lakes. I watched the first episode yesterday. It was a great insight into the diversity of the area around the National Park. I found it quite emotional in places. Seeing the struggling young sheep farmer (incredible). The lovely Galloway cattle and the beautiful Herdwicks. The contrast of the touristy areas, second homes against the backdrop of the poorer areas like Barrow. It was truly eye opening. Simon Reeves is passionate about what he does, as are you. The enthusiasm of you both is very inspiring.
Lovely shots Henry!
Great work as always Henry… you seem to make taking photographs so effortless!
I would love to do some of the Wainwrights at some point in the future… keep it going my friend!!
Do you have a head torch for getting back? You don't do it by starlight do you?
Love your videos love your enthusiasm
Nice again, your vlogs always have so much positive energy and you lety the surroundings complete that nicely ! It makes me wanna get out more also and take the camera with me (although there are no mountains near where I live). Enjoy and I like the photoshop site
Great stuff Henry! Thanks!
Yes - the Lake District videos by Simon Reeve are great. Whilst he shows the pictorial beauty of the Lakes, the message I take from him is that the Lakes often show severe enviromental damage. Overgrazing by cute-looking sheep, lack of tree cover, poor vegetation contributes a lot towards lack of biodiversity and increased flood risk. Anyway, whilst we still have the Lakes, it's great to see you explore the fells and be inspired by Wainwright...
Very beautiful second picsart.
Again such a stunning location.. Love the waterfall! The last picture is absolutely stunning!
Awesome pics Henry! Love that late sunset! Thanks!
Fantastic again Henry!
🐏 glad that sniffle has gone. Waterfall photo is stunning.
Yep ~ I often see ‘out there’ as a photo but it’s just not happening in my camera .
2 beautiful images Henry, you absolutely nailed the waterfall in my opinion. Good lesson in persistence as well with the after sunset colour as I’ve leaned that lesson a few times especially walking back and turning round and setting up the camera again for an encore
There’s quite a lot of volcanic dust and gas in the upper atmosphere of the northern hemisphere at the moment. Not just because of Iceland and La Palma - others around the northern Pacific rim have been busy, too. The result could be some very colourful sunsets & rises for a few months.
As always top drawer and fantastic photos - a great to start my day, thank you Henry
Awesome vid as always Henry. You've become my go-to landscape vlogger (sorry Tom H, you've been overtaken!)
Hi Henry, what a cracking day out, and a well earned brew at the top. Both images are absolutely marvellous, Red Pike .. one definitely to remember. I also watch all of Simon Reeves' series on the beeb (the latest being on the Lakes as you say) , and agree it is both entertaining, educational and poignant in equal measure. Good to see you're back on top form, after you had an outbreak of the infinite mucus engine .. and hope the suggestion about hot chocolate, peach schnapps and marshmallows was useful.
Great video, well done
Hey Henry. I hope you enjoyed your tea in such a stunning location. Two fabulous photos, thanks again mate. :-)
Absolutely stunning waterfall image at the beginning Henry. Watching through the now.
Thank you for another quality video Henry. I always look forward to your channel each week. This week’s video was therapy for me after a really challenging and exhausting week. Two amazing and beautiful images. The magnificent and magical and waterfall and the blue hour with those clouds that looked like a heavenly city. Exquisite! Pure artistry.
One of your best yet Henry. Love to watch in real time as you hone in all your skills. Great video. Awesome edits. Spectacular photos. And as always a genuine, positive spirit. Keep crackin' on my friend.
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Awesome once again Henry. Always look forward to the notification of a new vlog. An inspiration for me to get off my backside, get out more and take more shots. Massive thanks. 👍
Good video Henry, as always. Glad you're feeling well again. What a place to have a brew mate, that's living the dream.
🙂 Hi again Henry! Another good video out in the hills 👍
Awesome second shot also Henry, stunning scenery and sky.
I am finding your VLOGs excellent viewing and learning tool. The question I like to ask: when taking a picture do you zoom out say to 200mm then zoom backward to 35mm until you get the picture you are looking for? Once again continue what you are doing. Deffo have the right format
Top draw mate.
Hi Henry, great video, love the waterfall, and yes, you're absolutely right about hanging around after the sunset. I like taking shots of the surrounding area in the soft low light. I particularly enjoy "scaling mountains with you cos at 69 I would find them difficult to master now. So thanks for taking me with you. Hope you had a good cuppa up there and am now going to look at your prints. Take care.
The waterfall is so ethereal looking.. loving how the shapes of the rocks come through the curtain of water.
Stunningly colourful afterglow of the sunset. Super cloud formations..
Henry, thank you for another great photographic/hiking adventure..
Stunning mate, loved the waterfall, I’m only half way through but top drawer so far
Great images again mate and love your enthusiasm no matter what the weather, gives me some motivation.
Nice waterfall photo.
Thats a beautiful sky
Another brilliant shared (with us) expedition. The last shot was breathtaking (and the waterfall was pretty damned fine!). I've said it before - but I do really like your choice of music. It adds such atmosphere and at times poignancy. As usual, after watching the video I just want to get out there! Hope you got model release for the scratchy Herdwicks. Keep up the great work!
Crackin video, Henry. Your unbridled enthusiasm is inspiring. It makes me wish I was young and fit enough to go to places like this. Keep 'em coming mate.
Fantastic video and images. With regard to the first image (of the waterfall), stupid question...is it possible to do a vertical panorama as opposed to a horizontal panorama so as to get more of the waterfall in shot? Cheers.
Yes , there’s a chance for shots 20-30 minutes after the sunset.
Still it was a really wicked view even with that fading light.
Thanks for sharing your adventure’s Henry.
Stay safe 🇦🇺 31/214.
Great video Henry, as someone else said, I wish I was younger so that I could get to scenes like you, also your tips/explanations help me achieve a better photo, which I would have not been able to do without your knowledge. Much appreciated Henry🙏🏻
Long descent in the dark I guess , back to Buttermere ?
Wow thats high.
Hi Henry, your great videos in the wet encourage me to go out when normally I wouldn't. Does it always rain in the UK? We're having an unusual wet summer her in Australia better than 🔥 we had last year keep up the great work
Hey Henry, how is the Z7 doing? I'm on the edge of selling my d7200, maybe a good YT about th epro's and cons about the d7200 vs z7? :D
Hello there my good sir! How are you? A question for you.. is the red in the rocks of Red Pike caused by the amount of clay in the rocks or is it some other chemical reaction 'or summat'? You probably haven't got a clue and are probably thinking " How the heck do I know, I only climb and photograph the damn things! What am I The National Geographic?!" LOL
Sheeps are funny.
Sheep don't make that noise!
Last time I did red pike I couldn't see jack shit..........
If you can't see Jack when you're up there, get him to stand closer ;-)
@@steveboys5369 LOL. There were 4 of us....was a laugh..sat there with our butties stuffing our faces.
I watched the entire video but it never explained why you stay after sunset?
I have a question Henry
You say that you normally are heading back down before it gets dark .
What steps do you take for your own personal safety and well being .
Do you tell anyone where you are .
Keep safe.
Rich m
Great shots. Have to laugh at your sheep obsession, I have 10 pet sheep and they are the biggest pains in the bum, they think they are part human.
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