Its fascinating how one can be in picturesque places yet have difficulties with compositions. You can drink water from babbling brooks, simply strain it through your tee shirt, lens cloth or any similar fabric. Its not the safest, however it is better than suffering from dehydration. The images at the end are INCREDIBLE, further enhanced with the pulsating catchy music; as always, a most enjoyable video.
Glad you enjoyed my country. Mull is nice but would definitely visit somewhere different for first few visits. Really loving that you guys are doing this. The different perspectives make the videos even more interesting than their normal high standard. Do come back soon ;)
The shot from inside the cave is awesome... But I agree, in South Africa, we too don't get those mossy stone walls and the overhanging trees and lush old forests... Super jealous! Thanks for sharing, Nick.
I think you should be proud of all these photos even though you think they are not up to standard. I bet most of your viewers like me would die to take photos like this. We follow to learn and you are all doing great at teaching us by sharing your insight with us. Keep up the good work and keep those videos coming. At least I enjoy this and it keeps me motivated to get better as a photographer.
Sometimes the walk in or hike can be more fun than the actual photography once you arrive and for that it can't ever be a waste of time or journey. A lot of great images in there and good to hear you enjoyed your time over here in Scotland.
Take a look at your arch shots again in 2-3 weeks and I am betting you will like them better. They are very good shots. Meanwhile, being a wildlife photographer, I would have been happy shooting the Mountain Goats the whole time. Thanks for another fun video, Nick.
Nick I have to disagree! You took great photos of that arch! I saw Tom's video and that he didn't take any pictures at all but you managed to get great results! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 (As you did with that sunset 😉) The final photo show is awesome as well! Looks like it has been a marvellous trip!
Thank you Nick... your one of my new favorite follows. I seem to relate to your type photography and I find it easier to learn from you. I can't wait to see more from you.
Great set of videos and images. Have really enjoyed watching these. I have watched these in parallel with Tom Heaton’s videos. Interesting to see how you both interpret each location, and your approach. Look forward to watching more.
Nice video Nick. I appreciate your honesty regarding your concern about the length of the hike, sketchy trail sections and running out of water. Though I am surprised that no one offered to share their water.
Nick look into filtering straws they are light weight and in a bind as long as you have a water source available the filter in those will clear all the shit out and give you fresh water
Filters are obviously favourite, but I've drunk directly from streams on Skye for over a decade, without going ill. (I usually walk/climb away from anywhere remotely busy)
Nice images, and what a beautiful place to explore. Heads up from an avid hiker, start your hydration at least 6 hours before taking in water on a regular basis. 2 reasons for this is it lubricates your body and pretty much eliminate any chance of cramping. Also if you start well hydrated you can carry less water. Being hydrated and keeping hydrated is easier than trying to rehydrate from dehydration. Less headaches means better focus. Also not eating inside 2hrs before hand makes it easier to hike due to the body not trying to break down food while you climb hills.
Brilliant video mate. I almost peed with the voice pitch effect. Yeah we were in a pretty rough state on that hike back and I'll never forget that stretch of certain death on the trail. You got some killer shots. Can't wait to do it all again soon ;)
Loved the video & the shots! Here’s a tip for the future, the water in Scotland is generally clean enough to drink unfiltered. However if you’re not sure, look for where it runs through the sphagnum moss. This acts as a natural filter & you’ll have no nasty after effects when you drink it!
Nick, just watched your video , you are a funny dude!! That's why I enjoy watching your videos, you're really down to earth and a great Photographer!! Regards, Paul M.
Great photos from the entire trip INCLUDING of the arch...I particularly like the one with the wild flowers in the foreground...and the beautiful woodland at the end. Awesome stuff!!
Great series of vlogs. IV now seen a few of your videos, I can’t believe I had not subscribed up till now. Can’t wait to get stuck in on your back catalog
Fantastic Nick... very adventurous indeed. Not every venture turn out to be rewarding photographically and that is why photography is so enticing and challenging. Fabulous to see all 4, the best in the business together.
Dr Ramakrishnaiah H. I had the same thought when he said “we don’t have stone walls like this back home!” My house is surrounded by 150+ yr old stone walls!
That was very enjoyable. I love seeing the same expedition from your different viewpoints. The pictures are excellent, but more important ( to me, anyway) each of you comes over as very engaging men, each different, but each very worth watching.
My brother and I got lost in Clark Dry Lake at night out in the Borrego Desert in California and we walked for about 6 miles with no water to get back to the car. Needless to say we were scared, and very very parched 😂 I feel you Nick
That photo when the sun just shines through along that bent tree is just so beautiful. I think you got some really good shots on that trip, maybe for you it is a bit hard to see. Also the arch photos are great, even though I understand that composition issue. Sometimes landmarks like that one are just to big or prominent to be captured properly. What shot hit me the most is the one when you take the photo of the arch with the surrounding cage, so good. Have a good trip home or wherever you go, Nick! :)
Just stunning images . Love watching all your adventures,maybe even one day you all will grace the shores of our beautiful New Zealand . Would love to see how you would capture it. Keep shooting. Donna
Another superb video Nick, really enjoyed your Scotland series. I shot those caves a few years a go and don’t think photos ever do the place justice but as you say it’s all about the adventure. It’s a stunning place nonetheless. I’m surprised you didn’t venture up to the Torridon or Sutherland mountains whilst you were here. So much to explore in Scotland, every area has something different.
Loved the reality of landscape photography. Sometimes it is a long hike through beautiful country and that is all it is. As a fellow "man of girth" I can tell you do the hikes now as when you are over 60 the response to a proposed long hike is likely to be...roll over and have a snooze.
you 4 rock.. love you guys and content. love seeing the different views and images for you guys. always great content. enjoy these very much... its not always about the the photography.. its the friendships, the memories that matter.. if you get great photos, then fantastic.. but its the memories that will last you a lifetime!! stay safe
Mull is stunning been camping there a few times 👌 it's beautiful plan to go back..... Infact you've walked along the same beach I did..... Calgary beach was my favourite with blue skies friends said it looked like Australia 👌 epic
Excellent, old bean!! Funny, I think my video, Tom's and I suspect his lordship all have the same conclusion, nice hike BUT? We'll just have to blame his Portlyness, haha
Those goats rock! That whole experience for you guys was worth the trip. The four of you bring a quite diverse vision to the mix both with your individual styles, interests and most certainly, personalities. Thanks for for bringing us all along for the ride.
I've really enjoyed following you on you Scottish adventure. I still love the rock pool image the best but Dayum the last Woodland shot it fabulous. Safe journey home. Thank you for sharing.
You are a great photographer, Nick. But if there's anything that make you stand out head and shoulders above the other ones on TH-cam, it's your great music and your fine instict on where to put it in your videos. You just have to love "real" guitar music...
One of the goats had a beard nearly as big as yours... How you keep a straight face with Adam and Gavin around I don't know! Safe home Nick, you'll always be welcome in Scotland.
Nick, for a purpose of hydration I bought a tiny water filter Sawer Mini Filter SP128. Again you have to have some source of fresh water, not salty anyway, but you mentioned you had some springs and waterfalls. Such water will be cleaned 99.99% from chemistry and bacteria. I just returned from my trip to Yosemite and tested this filter by using water from Merced river - great economy on weight, and I never had any diarrhea or other bad consequences.. I bought that filter for my upcoming Iceland trip to highlands and I'm glad I had a chance to test the filter in the field first. Satisfied 100%
only if your walking through ditches and gravel pits the whole way! It wasn't so much the distance.. it was the scree slopes and boulder hopping,... and then doing it in the dark on the way back that got me.
I love it (especially the music). My favorite shots were throughout minute 14, especially the one with the two boats at 14:17. I can tell it was a fulfilling adventure!
Awesome video Nick. Brave to hike, especially the do or die sketchy bit, good grief that looked scary. Some great images, for me, the boats and the mossy trees with good light. Thank you for taking us with you on this journey.
Fab video footage and music is brilliant with the scenes. You got some awesome shots Nick, fair play to you for trekking that big hike to the arch, you got there and you got some gorgeous shots of it. Love all the images you've captured. Looking forward to the next one as always 😊
"Discovered" you last week while researching my trip to the Hebrides. Since then I have started viewing your back-catalogue. So refreshing to watch and listen to you; above a growing number of 'echo chambers' on YT. You are one of a few WYSIWYG photographers out there.... long may it last, keep up the good work :)
I know you guys struggled at the Lair (light, skies etc) but you still came away with some decent shots. One of you couldn't be bothered to do so. I mean rock pools can be taken anywhere 😱
Great video Nick. Ask Tom about his hiking straw filter which you can use to drink water straight from a stream, so you don't have to worry about running short on a hike in the future. The slide show at the end was awesome 👌
You need to get out to New England for stone walls, though despite the humidity we do have a bit more lichen than moss. I'm thinking a backpacking water filter may be my next purchase.
Brilliant , loved every moment of your 4 video's Nick ,this one especially , perhaps it was just me , but there seemed to be so many lovely looking locations where I would have had to just stop and make a couple of Images , having said that , the Arches came out beautiful , could easily have went the other way had there not been that lovely light ,
Hi Nick, Great vid and photos as always. As others have said, a water filtering device is gold. I have two types: A LifeStraw brand hard case bottle A Katadyn BeFree soft bottle ( foldable) Check them both out, but the Katadyn is easily stash able in your bag, as mine always is. I drink from streams with these often, and never had an ill effect.....
Awesome series Nick... u are giving me courage and inspiration to do tougher hikes because i am close to 300 (may be more i don’t know😀) pounds....lol...awesome photos by the way.
Rakesh, I too suffer with the weight issue. I'm sure I am older than you. One word of encouragement, is don't wait to lose the weight. I waited too long and I am now paying the consequences. I cannot even consider such a hike. I love photography, but my physical condition has made landscape photograph (opportunities) limited.
Hi Nick, a fantastic set of videos from Scotland 😃 and you’ve not only taken some great photos, but you’ve clearly enjoyed the company too 😊 Maybe next time, go with someone who’s a better map reader and can work out those hiking distances eh 🙈😂😂
I am going to try to get to that place next time I get to Mull. If you could maybe let us know where to start off from great photos and great fun video
Great video Nick. I can totally relate as to the effects that gravity and landscape play on we who are cylindrical. Watching you guys hike reminds me of the pleasure I felt hiking what was supposed to be a 3k hike to an ice cave...substitute k for miles though. See you in October.
Great video Nick buy you a sawyer squeeze and if you runout of water you can filter some. I never leave home without it when I go hike and it’s cheap and doesn’t add really any weight to your bag.
Great Video Nick and fantastic photos. Nick you need to come to N.E. United States (New England) if you want to see stone walls. We've got plenty of them. Thanks again for sharing your trip.
As others have said-life straw never hike without it! I'm pretty sure Thomas has one he should have shared! You do need to come east, rock walls, old ships Maine would love to have you visit! ( well really I don't know if the state cares, but I would enjoy a photo trip with you to some of our great locations !)
Hey Nick. Unlike 'The Master Photographer', you got some great images on that trip. I have been following TH and AG for quite a while and have now subscribed to your channel as well. Love the music and the editing you did on this one.
The Carsaig Arches at Malcolm’s Point on An t-Eilean Muileach is a long hard hike for anyone and can be a wee bitty dodgy at times. Well done, great Vlog.
You always seem to be able to get good photos, regardless of the conditions. Love them all, but especially that last one of the mossy forest with the white tree trunk in the foreground.
Second the Sawyer Filter suggestion. As an avid backpacker, it's a lifesaver. Hope you get a chance to play with the new Sony 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 when it comes out to the public. See how that compares with your 100-400mm GM.
I bought a Lifestraw for the exact reason you should consider getting one......you can drink right out of stream without worrying about if you'll get sick and fill your drawers. It is small and you can carry around your neck or keep it in your bag.
Its fascinating how one can be in picturesque places yet have difficulties with compositions. You can drink water from babbling brooks, simply strain it through your tee shirt, lens cloth or any similar fabric. Its not the safest, however it is better than suffering from dehydration. The images at the end are INCREDIBLE, further enhanced with the pulsating catchy music; as always, a most enjoyable video.
Glad you enjoyed my country. Mull is nice but would definitely visit somewhere different for first few visits. Really loving that you guys are doing this. The different perspectives make the videos even more interesting than their normal high standard. Do come back soon ;)
The shot from inside the cave is awesome... But I agree, in South Africa, we too don't get those mossy stone walls and the overhanging trees and lush old forests... Super jealous! Thanks for sharing, Nick.
Loving the last photo of the trees and all that juicy green moss and lovely sunlight . . . beautiful pic!
I think you should be proud of all these photos even though you think they are not up to standard. I bet most of your viewers like me would die to take photos like this. We follow to learn and you are all doing great at teaching us by sharing your insight with us. Keep up the good work and keep those videos coming. At least I enjoy this and it keeps me motivated to get better as a photographer.
I think the mossy woodland photos are just fantastic. That looks like it was a fantastic trip with some great guys.
Sometimes the walk in or hike can be more fun than the actual photography once you arrive and for that it can't ever be a waste of time or journey. A lot of great images in there and good to hear you enjoyed your time over here in Scotland.
Absolutely wonderful trip Sir! Thanks so much for bring us along!
Take a look at your arch shots again in 2-3 weeks and I am betting you will like them better. They are very good shots. Meanwhile, being a wildlife photographer, I would have been happy shooting the Mountain Goats the whole time. Thanks for another fun video, Nick.
Nick I have to disagree! You took great photos of that arch! I saw Tom's video and that he didn't take any pictures at all but you managed to get great results! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 (As you did with that sunset 😉)
The final photo show is awesome as well!
Looks like it has been a marvellous trip!
Thank you Nick... your one of my new favorite follows. I seem to relate to your type photography and I find it easier to learn from you. I can't wait to see more from you.
Great set of videos and images. Have really enjoyed watching these. I have watched these in parallel with Tom Heaton’s videos. Interesting to see how you both interpret each location, and your approach.
Look forward to watching more.
I liked this very much, good photos, good music and obviously, good times!
A great video, Nick...and we saw something quite rare in it - sweat on Gavin's brow!!
Nice video Nick. I appreciate your honesty regarding your concern about the length of the hike, sketchy trail sections and running out of water. Though I am surprised that no one offered to share their water.
Nick look into filtering straws they are light weight and in a bind as long as you have a water source available the filter in those will clear all the shit out and give you fresh water
I bought Sawer Mini Filter. Worked for me in Yosemite - I drank water from Merced river
Filters are obviously favourite, but I've drunk directly from streams on Skye for over a decade, without going ill. (I usually walk/climb away from anywhere remotely busy)
Nice images, and what a beautiful place to explore. Heads up from an avid hiker, start your hydration at least 6 hours before taking in water on a regular basis. 2 reasons for this is it lubricates your body and pretty much eliminate any chance of cramping. Also if you start well hydrated you can carry less water. Being hydrated and keeping hydrated is easier than trying to rehydrate from dehydration. Less headaches means better focus. Also not eating inside 2hrs before hand makes it easier to hike due to the body not trying to break down food while you climb hills.
Love Love Love all the images you captured on this trip...my favourite has to be those gorgeous mossy trees. Cheers
Awesome video as always Nick. Thank you!
Beautiful shots from Scotland, Nick.
Thanks Nick for another great vlog. Cheers!!
What fun... if you 4 ever put on a joint workshop... just say'n. Great shot @ 8:30, and the closing shots! simply fantastic work Nick!!
Great selection of shots, well done Nick 📸👍
Brilliant video mate. I almost peed with the voice pitch effect. Yeah we were in a pretty rough state on that hike back and I'll never forget that stretch of certain death on the trail. You got some killer shots. Can't wait to do it all again soon ;)
Loved watching your travels through Scotland and looks like you guys had a blast. Hope you're back here soon to discover more :-)
I loved you face and Tom's face when you fell in the peat bog!! 🤣
I love the woodland photography amazingly beautiful
Loved the video & the shots! Here’s a tip for the future, the water in Scotland is generally clean enough to drink unfiltered. However if you’re not sure, look for where it runs through the sphagnum moss. This acts as a natural filter & you’ll have no nasty after effects when you drink it!
Nick, just watched your video , you are a funny dude!! That's why I enjoy watching your videos, you're really down to earth and a great Photographer!! Regards, Paul M.
Great photos from the entire trip INCLUDING of the arch...I particularly like the one with the wild flowers in the foreground...and the beautiful woodland at the end. Awesome stuff!!
Great series of vlogs. IV now seen a few of your videos, I can’t believe I had not subscribed up till now. Can’t wait to get stuck in on your back catalog
Fantastic Nick... very adventurous indeed. Not every venture turn out to be rewarding photographically and that is why photography is so enticing and challenging. Fabulous to see all 4, the best in the business together.
Dr Ramakrishnaiah H. I had the same thought when he said “we don’t have stone walls like this back home!” My house is surrounded by 150+ yr old stone walls!
That was very enjoyable. I love seeing the same expedition from your different viewpoints. The pictures are excellent, but more important ( to me, anyway) each of you comes over as very engaging men, each different, but each very worth watching.
My brother and I got lost in Clark Dry Lake at night out in the Borrego Desert in California and we walked for about 6 miles with no water to get back to the car. Needless to say we were scared, and very very parched 😂 I feel you Nick
That photo when the sun just shines through along that bent tree is just so beautiful. I think you got some really good shots on that trip, maybe for you it is a bit hard to see. Also the arch photos are great, even though I understand that composition issue. Sometimes landmarks like that one are just to big or prominent to be captured properly. What shot hit me the most is the one when you take the photo of the arch with the surrounding cage, so good. Have a good trip home or wherever you go, Nick! :)
A fantastic adventure and some great photos.
that was an excellent video and your photos are superb. Each one deserves to be printed and studied in its detail. love it.
Just stunning images . Love watching all your adventures,maybe even one day you all will grace the shores of our beautiful New Zealand . Would love to see how you would capture it. Keep shooting. Donna
The photo with the see cave would look amazing as a night photo with the stars and the sharp edges of the see cave
Another superb video Nick, really enjoyed your Scotland series. I shot those caves a few years a go and don’t think photos ever do the place justice but as you say it’s all about the adventure. It’s a stunning place nonetheless. I’m surprised you didn’t venture up to the Torridon or Sutherland mountains whilst you were here. So much to explore in Scotland, every area has something different.
Loved the reality of landscape photography. Sometimes it is a long hike through beautiful country and that is all it is. As a fellow "man of girth" I can tell you do the hikes now as when you are over 60 the response to a proposed long hike is likely to be...roll over and have a snooze.
Thanks for coming to Scotland Nick. You really suit each other. Your images are awesome and a masterclass on how to shoot Scotland. 👏👌
you 4 rock.. love you guys and content. love seeing the different views and images for you guys. always great content. enjoy these very much... its not always about the the photography.. its the friendships, the memories that matter.. if you get great photos, then fantastic.. but its the memories that will last you a lifetime!! stay safe
Mull is stunning been camping there a few times 👌 it's beautiful plan to go back..... Infact you've walked along the same beach I did..... Calgary beach was my favourite with blue skies friends said it looked like Australia 👌 epic
Excellent, old bean!! Funny, I think my video, Tom's and I suspect his lordship all have the same conclusion, nice hike BUT? We'll just have to blame his Portlyness, haha
haha yeah, we could have had our toes digging into a white sand beach that night if it wasn't for his highness :)
Those goats rock! That whole experience for you guys was worth the trip. The four of you bring a quite diverse vision to the mix both with your individual styles, interests and most certainly, personalities. Thanks for for bringing us all along for the ride.
I've really enjoyed following you on you Scottish adventure. I still love the rock pool image the best but Dayum the last Woodland shot it fabulous. Safe journey home. Thank you for sharing.
Well done for doing the hike. Looked pretty strenuous but your shots were great.
You are a great photographer, Nick. But if there's anything that make you stand out head and shoulders above the other ones on TH-cam, it's your great music and your fine instict on where to put it in your videos. You just have to love "real" guitar music...
Just goes to show the majority of the time our personal limitations are in our mind. Great video and well done!
One of the goats had a beard nearly as big as yours... How you keep a straight face with Adam and Gavin around I don't know! Safe home Nick, you'll always be welcome in Scotland.
Really great videos ... I enjoy everyone of them and look forward to the next one.
Nick, for a purpose of hydration I bought a tiny water filter Sawer Mini Filter SP128. Again you have to have some source of fresh water, not salty anyway, but you mentioned you had some springs and waterfalls. Such water will be cleaned 99.99% from chemistry and bacteria. I just returned from my trip to Yosemite and tested this filter by using water from Merced river - great economy on weight, and I never had any diarrhea or other bad consequences.. I bought that filter for my upcoming Iceland trip to highlands and I'm glad I had a chance to test the filter in the field first. Satisfied 100%
Like walking from Dayton to Dixie. Piece of cake, Nick!
only if your walking through ditches and gravel pits the whole way! It wasn't so much the distance.. it was the scree slopes and boulder hopping,... and then doing it in the dark on the way back that got me.
beautiful, thanks for sharing with us.
"Sometimes the adventure is the entire point" Awesome philosophy and my sentiments exactly. Enjoyed that :) Cheers.
You might want to consider a small water purifier when you have fresh water available. Big value, small weight.Enjoyed the video very much!
I love it (especially the music). My favorite shots were throughout minute 14, especially the one with the two boats at 14:17. I can tell it was a fulfilling adventure!
Awesome video Nick. Brave to hike, especially the do or die sketchy bit, good grief that looked scary. Some great images, for me, the boats and the mossy trees with good light. Thank you for taking us with you on this journey.
Fab video footage and music is brilliant with the scenes. You got some awesome shots Nick, fair play to you for trekking that big hike to the arch, you got there and you got some gorgeous shots of it. Love all the images you've captured. Looking forward to the next one as always 😊
"Discovered" you last week while researching my trip to the Hebrides. Since then I have started viewing your back-catalogue. So refreshing to watch and listen to you; above a growing number of 'echo chambers' on YT.
You are one of a few WYSIWYG photographers out there.... long may it last, keep up the good work :)
I know you guys struggled at the Lair (light, skies etc) but you still came away with some decent shots.
One of you couldn't be bothered to do so. I mean rock pools can be taken anywhere 😱
Great video Nick. Ask Tom about his hiking straw filter which you can use to drink water straight from a stream, so you don't have to worry about running short on a hike in the future. The slide show at the end was awesome 👌
I actually had a life straw.. but left it in my luggage! thanks man.
@@NickPage Ah bummer
You need to get out to New England for stone walls, though despite the humidity we do have a bit more lichen than moss.
I'm thinking a backpacking water filter may be my next purchase.
Yes, I had the same thought about stone walls. Here in northern Vermont, and over in the Adirondacks, they are everywhere.
Brilliant , loved every moment of your 4 video's Nick ,this one especially , perhaps it was just me , but there seemed to be so many lovely looking locations where I would have had to just stop and make a couple of Images , having said that , the Arches came out beautiful , could easily have went the other way had there not been that lovely light ,
glad i found your channel. iv seen this trip from thomas' point of view so its cool to see it from yours.
Nick, you need a LifeStraw in your pack! Great video and interesting to see the same trip from the viewpoint of different photographers.
I had one.. but I left it in my luggage.. ugh!
Hi Nick,
Great vid and photos as always. As others have said, a water filtering device is gold.
I have two types:
A LifeStraw brand hard case bottle
A Katadyn BeFree soft bottle ( foldable)
Check them both out, but the Katadyn is easily stash able in your bag, as mine always is.
I drink from streams with these often, and never had an ill effect.....
Great video. Do come back; we'll be delighted to show you some other awesome places further up north!
Awesome series Nick... u are giving me courage and inspiration to do tougher hikes because i am close to 300 (may be more i don’t know😀) pounds....lol...awesome photos by the way.
Rakesh, I too suffer with the weight issue. I'm sure I am older than you. One word of encouragement, is don't wait to lose the weight. I waited too long and I am now paying the consequences. I cannot even consider such a hike. I love photography, but my physical condition has made landscape photograph (opportunities) limited.
Hi Nick, a fantastic set of videos from Scotland 😃 and you’ve not only taken some great photos, but you’ve clearly enjoyed the company too 😊 Maybe next time, go with someone who’s a better map reader and can work out those hiking distances eh 🙈😂😂
I am going to try to get to that place next time I get to Mull. If you could maybe let us know where to start off from great photos and great fun video
Great video, lovely scenery, great bunch of guys - what more could you want (ok, better light, but you can't have it all 😁).
The photos of the arch were awesome.
Wonderful photos as always, and love these "the four photo lads" adventures.
Great video Nick. I can totally relate as to the effects that gravity and landscape play on we who are cylindrical. Watching you guys hike reminds me of the pleasure I felt hiking what was supposed to be a 3k hike to an ice cave...substitute k for miles though. See you in October.
Nick, it looks like the whole trip was successful. The photos you shared were beautiful.
Just drink the water from the falls or streams running from the hills. Love the shots from the Bluebell Forest area, stunning backlit shots.
Yeah drink from the waterfalls, I've done it lots of times
Great video Nick buy you a sawyer squeeze and if you runout of water you can filter some. I never leave home without it when I go hike and it’s cheap and doesn’t add really any weight to your bag.
Nick check out the Sawyer mini water system, minimal weight and can help you out in those situations (won't work with seawater though!!)
The Micro Squeeze is even better than the Mini.
Great Video Nick and fantastic photos. Nick you need to come to N.E. United States (New England) if you want to see stone walls. We've got plenty of them. Thanks again for sharing your trip.
Totally .. it's about the adventure over the photography.. ;)
Great video and just love your photos
You need a swayer water filter for your camera pack man! They are life savers, super small and easy to pack.
As others have said-life straw never hike without it! I'm pretty sure Thomas has one he should have shared! You do need to come east, rock walls, old ships Maine would love to have you visit! ( well really I don't know if the state cares, but I would enjoy a photo trip with you to some of our great locations !)
Love the shipwrecks and twisted trees
Great photo Nick I cant wait to see your next Journey trip
Hey Nick. Unlike 'The Master Photographer', you got some great images on that trip. I have been following TH and AG for quite a while and have now subscribed to your channel as well. Love the music and the editing you did on this one.
The Carsaig Arches at Malcolm’s Point on An t-Eilean Muileach is a long hard hike for anyone and can be a wee bitty dodgy at times. Well done, great Vlog.
made even more fun when walking back in the dark ! Thanks John
Great video Nick! Glad you enjoyed the tiny corner of Scotland you got a chance to explore.
I am a rock lover and love photography .... That looks so awesome to be there. Thank you for sharing.
All your photos are beautiful.
glade you enjoyed scotland its a lovely country
You always seem to be able to get good photos, regardless of the conditions. Love them all, but especially that last one of the mossy forest with the white tree trunk in the foreground.
Second the Sawyer Filter suggestion. As an avid backpacker, it's a lifesaver. Hope you get a chance to play with the new Sony 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 when it comes out to the public. See how that compares with your 100-400mm GM.
Great vlog... Excellent images.. you do inspire... Good seeing your adventure via different objectives.. yet to see Adams and Gavin.. thanks again
You put the effort in and came away with some great photos and memories. Particularly like the boats and backlite bluebell wood.
I love the videos man! I’ve been watching your channel for years now and I’m always inspired by how you get out there and explore new areas
I bought a Lifestraw for the exact reason you should consider getting one......you can drink right out of stream without worrying about if you'll get sick and fill your drawers. It is small and you can carry around your neck or keep it in your bag.
Man Nick, your videos are most movie-like of all you bunch, I like that direction.
Thanks John.. slowly trying to improve the story telling. there was some pretty shotty camera work in this one, my gimbal broke right before the hike
Thanks, Nick.