This is why Wildlife Photography is SO HARD | Gone Feral SE2 E03
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Sometimes you can do everything right, but luck just doesn't seem to be on your side...
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Just found this channel! Love seeing others adventure and their trials and failures in wildlife photography as well. Good stuff boys!
Can’t believe how good this channel is, currently binge watching everything. Thank you.
Just got a link to your channel. Enjoyed your attempts to photograph the otters. Your interview with your friend taught me about a species of eagle that I didn't know about. Your white tail resembles our Bald eagle, which is our national bird. I have been watching eagle for a good 40 years and it never gets old. Our eagles were on the brink of extinction due to a pesticide being used in farming. Luckily it was ban in the 1970's and with excellent management the eagles have made a beautiful recovery. Enjoyed your show and looking forward to more episodes. Good Adventures from America.
Fantastic video! Bloody loved it, quality of the video is superb this is gonna be massive soon📸
boom... awesome... Thanks to YT for recommending something brilliant.
Awesome channel :) Gonna spend my Saturday watching your films :)
Nice video guys! I enjoyed watching your trip.
I just came across your videos while sitting in the airport waiting for my flight home and you are both very informative and entertaining presenters. I will definitely be subscribing to your channel and look forward to seeing more of your videos.
Beautiful otters. Amazing work!
This is nostalgic because my father and I used to crouch in the same way to find the best positions for birding.
You guys deserve so much more sub. Keep up the good work guys!
Incredible work guys
Whaouuhhh !!!
Great Video !
Great stuff guys - want to try to get a decent wild Otter image in 2022 and great tips in here - congrats!
Similar story here in Finland with first shooting the white-tailed eagles and then realising what we had done. Luckily all of them weren't killed and with conservation efforts especially from 70s onwards we now have 500 pairs. Last year they were also nesting very near Helsinki city, it was amazing. Unfortunately they didn't use the same nest this summer.
Now there's so many eagles that it shows in our eider population and some people have been suggesting shooting eagles again. To save the eiders? Yes but only for them to be able to shoot the eiders when their population grows.. 🙄 I guess you just need to be able to shoot stuff no matter what.
Thanks for another great episode. I really have to visit Scotland, looks amazing!
big up lord of the eagles
Great Video! I really enjoyed it!
I’ve just found your channel and as someone who’s just getting into wildlife photography, I absolutely love this video. It’s got everything, education, adventure, otters, and entertainment. Consider me subscribed!
Great video, Gents! Nice adventure, wonderful imagery - very fun. Looking forward to more. Didn’t even know crocs had attack mode!
No idea how I've missed you guys. This was neat. Subscribed and time to go through the back log.
This is so sweet, you two are so charming!
Pirate Dogs! Wicked video guys I'm new to your channel and staying tuned, thanks for sharing
I love this style! Hilarious but educational
Just found your channel. In my humble opinion the best wildlife films on TH-cam. Well done guys. Fantastic.
When you started playing with the otter crap, I hit the like button. It almost felt like satire. I could see Leslie Nielsen doing it. Still watching...
Everything were so beatiful. The passion, footages and pictures are so nice to watch!
So hard photographing wildlife as a pair/group of people. The extra movement and communication sounds/movements between people are so much more noticeable to wildlife than a solo person moving quietly and observing 'outwards'.
Well said!
Love your work guys. Shows like these keep me motivated to photograph wildlife.
As a wildlife photographer (passionate) I feel the joy, the disappointment, the waiting, the tracking sometimes etc! Really cool video! :)
electric bird thing. LOL You guys kill me.
Brilliant, love everything about this
Wow this episode was beautifully composed! I’m so happy found your channel and can’t wait to see more.
For the otters, you lads need to get in a couple of kayaks.
Harry, it’s the noise from those crocs… ;)
Great video so far, you guys deserve so many more subs and views! The videography is amazing and the educational tidbits are great as well, told in a fun way 😁
Very good video and a high quality one
Rarely we see such high quality edits , beautifully made videos
Thank you for such beautiful work that u have put in which was a joy to watch
Only just found this on youtube. Great fun, entertaining but also informative excellent work.
Just found your channel guys and i can that this channel will grow fast! Beautiful and well presented video!
Another belter chaps! Top work 🦦
Lads that was EPIC!!!! just stumbled across your channel, really enjoyed that 😉👌 ..... Have another well earned Subscriber and keep up the great work.... JP
Cheers JP - glad you enjoyed it!
@@GoneFeralUK Just going to wade through the rest of them now, beats whats on the normal telly channels by lightyears! 😂😉
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Wow love this video guys. This is the first thing I'm seeing from you but it is realy great. I'm just starting with creating vlogs so I know how difficult it is but you make it so professional. I'm gonna watch all your old stuff to now 😀
Great video guys! Really like the “vlog” style combined with interview and education.. Keep it up and this will be a succes.
Great Video, love your style and passion for wildlife photography. 👍
Enjoying your videos. What brand of pants do you guys use?
Great video. I'm glad you didn't go over to Mull as the otters there are under pressure from the number of 'photographers' now visiting thanks to sites being publicised mainly on social media, the last two or three years in particular. When you see a dozen people stood in a semi circle around an otter on the shoreline that's just wrong but seemingly it's the picture that matters most to these people, not the welfare of the wildlife.
No doubt, wildlife landscape and macro are extremely challenging. Anyone can take a picture of a smiling person, pretty simple with today's technology.
Amazing video lots of effort put into this
Awesome video 🙌. Love that place. Can you tell me where it was filmed? Thank you
Me too!! Subscribed 🤞🤙
Another great watch!
wow amazing
Hello what kind of tripod are you using with the telephoto lenses? The zoomed in shots are very smooth
Vinten vision 20, 150mm bowl 👍🏻
Me: 4:22 OMG this image is AMAZING!
Gone Feral: It's nothing special it's just OK.
Me: *getting inferiority complexes*
Here in the USA as you know Bald Eagles have made an amazing come back. In my area we have over 4,000 nesting pairs and I photograph these eagle every year during there nesting season. they are not disturbed at all by people.
Another great episode! :)
Impressive determination, respect to you both. So please I found your channel. 👏👏📸
Oystercatcher for the win!
Some wildlife photographers have zero skills in stalking animals to get close enough.
Many of them totally harass the very animals they are trying to photograph.
They should use a ground blind at the very least. A photographer should never be intrusive in the environment where they work.
It's about your photos not about someone making a video of you trying to get your photo.
I think with nest disturbances, it's a catch 22, If you make people aware there are nests in the area, it makes people aware and puts them at threat, By not telling anyone, people don't know and are oblivious. I'm aware of 3 Osprey nests in Scotland and I don't share the details with anyone. Really enjoyed interview with the fellow Scot!
This is a superb film guys. New subscriber here.
Good video
another super vid lads
A early lesson on last few whilst I go fishing....stay as quiet as you can. This also applies to wildlife photography and evenmoreso, you want to experience the scenery without stumbling across the hoofs of solo!!
Seems like a lot of fun, pics weren't great but it's nice to be on a trip with a mate.
Cool show, I am glad I found you 2 chaps and I think I'll stick around :) ... You must convince me to subscribe :), but I'll give you a like for this episode... Cheers.
What’s the bag Harry is using?
nice information n good channel u have i am from pakistan
Great video! New subscriber! Here in the US west the Bald Eagle has made an amazing recovery after years on the endangered list. Rooting for your White-tailed population.
Nice one guys. Just found your channel. You might enjoy some my wildlife vlogs from Zambia!! Keep the content coming.
Just buy army grade ghillie suits and wrap your camera and lens with branches and leaves and your wildlife photography will become as easy as portrait photography.
Take this advice from Sergey Gorshkov, Morten Hilmer, Ingo Arndt and so on...
So how does it taste?
Great fun video , drink a few pints of Guinness the night before , lie down on the shore the next morning and have a bit of a sleep with a big sack thrown over yous for cover , and let them come to you , keep low , very low , and don’t be in a hurry , well done 👍
love here tight sub
Waiting again
White tails at etive? seriously? Need to get back up there to catch a shot of them and maybe the otters thanks for that. Subscribed for that alone well done.
Very ncie
Greetings! I just stumbled across your channel, and all-in-all I quite enjoyed this video. I do hope you can avoid running with the video camera in the future, though. As a chronic migraine sufferer, that section of the video made me a bit sick. Still, kudos!
what about the rest of the crew ? how everybody behind the cameras stay so close to you and quiet ?
its called mirrorless !!!!!
That bought back memories of stalking otters on Mull. I worked out I had between 10-15 seconds to move when they dived😂 Just had your channel come up so subbed for more, great video guys👍👍
In my opinion far too much hype for far too less content....your style of photography may be pleasing for others but for me it seems too hectic and too loud.
This would have been a better video without the needless profanity.
Similar story here in Finland with first shooting the white-tailed eagles and then realising what we had done. Luckily all of them weren't killed and with conservation efforts especially from 70s onwards we now have 500 pairs. Last year they were also nesting very near Helsinki city, it was amazing. Unfortunately they didn't use the same nest this summer.
Now there's so many eagles that it shows in our eider population and some people have been suggesting shooting eagles again. To save the eiders? Yes but only for them to be able to shoot the eiders when their population grows.. 🙄 I guess you just need to be able to shoot stuff no matter what.
Thanks for another great episode. I really have to visit Scotland, looks amazing!
Why have you copied someone else's comment?