Loved your shots and a big thank you for revealing the locations in this Glen, if I should ever get a chance to go there, then that's were I'll head to.
Grateful for your guidance and inspiration, Karl, in advance of our September 2024 trip to the area. Appreciate your natural enthusiasm, too. Great compositions and exposures.
I’m so glad to see this! I was there three months ago and that location was one I looked forward to seeing. Absolutely stunning 360 views. Did not disappoint.
I had the good fortune to have a one to one photography tutorial with Karl in Glencoe. Very professional and I learned so much. The area is a landscape photographers dream.
Beautiful work, thank you for sharing these special places. My wife and I are visiting Scotland this summer and this will definitely be one of our stopping points, camera (and tripod) in hand. Thank you!
Hi Karl, currently sat in your cafe looking at the images. Great work. Up here on a photography trip photographing and vlogging and have been to three of these locations today. Thanks for the guide. Also photographed the Cauldron this morning although I overshot it and photographed one of the falls further up. Epic morning of light. And the coffee and toastie were awesome!
That old shot was great... cant see it working well now! Id shot that waterfall you said you had never seen anyone shoot... It was poor light though so I have it planned in for my march trip... booked myself into the Kingshouse as a treat for 2 nights! Planning my 3 days hence why im binging on your vids! Really Helpful!
Glen Etive is wonderful. I’ve never managed all the way to the Loch though. Your second image that you never see, well, I’ve got it. On my web site under “Touched by Light”. Not the best crop though on that site. I am back in that area later this week. The scenery will be different as it’s still summer but I hope to get some good shots. Hope you don’t mind but I’m also going to do a couple of 5 locations videos from there. Great images you got, really liked the last one. Very nice. Also the best, Alastair.
Thanks for this Karl. I drove down Glen Etive for the first time last October and stopped at 3 of the locations you did. I didn't spot the path down to Lochan Urr so will look at this when in Glencoe next month. I saw the bothy with cars parked and had to immediately dismiss it but how interesting to see it from before the renovation work. Far better for a Togs perspective. I did note a couple of lone trees near the bothy/Car park which make a good shot with the Loch in the background. I also gather it's a good location to see deer by the road side but when I was there they were all in an Estate field. Thanks again for the work you put into these.
Thanks Karl, nice to see the glen, I've given it a miss for a while because of all the work going on and the potholes. I never go down in the Summer, and love it out of season. You caught the spots l like to go to, but l also like to get down on to the boulder beds and take pics looking up at the peaks. The beautiful colours of the boulders give a nice leading eye to the peaks. A plus is my dog gets a nice swim while l look for a shot 😄 l can feel a trip coming on 👍Thanks again Alioban
Loved the shot at Lochan Urr. I've been there a few times. One year I left my umbrella there, next year I returned and found it at the dense rhododendrons. There is a 'monster' in Lochan Urr. 🙂the Direach Ghlinn Eitidh.
Thank you, Im visiting this week, so appreciate this excellent video. I visited the "bond" location last year, but missed out on all the views you have kindly highlighted here. This time I won't! Also excellent camera work and music!
Hi Karl great video, i know its a year old but just watched it. been to all the locations years ago apart from Loch urr. One stunning location along the Etive road is at these cords 56.619055, -4.925220. Climb the fence and its a bit of a scramble down to the pool below.
@@PaulMessenger thanks for the heads up. I will definitely check that spot out next time I’m out on my own. I do love finding a new location, so cheers
Hi Karl, it`s been a while since we met in your hardware store where you helped me to get my tripod working again. I enjoyed my trip to Glencoe and Glen Etive very much and I am looking forward to coming back soon. During my visit I drove past this little bothy but did not see that fantastic shot. What a pity. And I knew that there was a shot at Lochan Urr but I looked from the wrong direction. A bit further up nearby the construction base camp and the bridge there is a lonely tree that makes for a good shot. It is somewhere around the James Bond parking spot - I guess within 300m. Right hand side on the hill when you look down towards Loch Etive. Unfortunately, I do not have a picture because the conditions weren't right when I was there. But you will surely know where to look ;) Thanks so much for this video.
@@glencoephotography1 Hi Karl, yes my tripod worked brilliantly during my whole trip (and still does). I am looking forward to seeing your shot of the tree 😇
What a fantastic adventure! Your photos are magnificent! The skies and light really cooperated and your composition and exposure skills really brought it together! Bravo! Thanks for taking me along!
Superb Karl. Great footage of a stunning area. You can spend a whole week down there and still not see everything you want. Unfortunately, the last time I went down there, it was June and it was like Blackpool. Far too many folk about and the single track road was like the M6 on a Friday afternoon.
Hi Karl, that was a wonderful video and the locations were superb. I really liked your phot from the archives of the both at the bridge, definitely much nicer back then and the black and white worked perfectly. I have subscribed, I thought I had done a while back but obviously not but it’s done now and I am just about to watch the Assynt landscapes. Thanks again for the video and all the interesting information that you gave us , it was brilliant 😁👍
Thanks for watching. I get asked a bit for camera settings but to be honest I’m at F11 and iso 100 . The rest simply depends on the light and location at the time so I don’t see how they help anybody else. I hope that helps. Thanks again for watching.
I do love Glen Etive, it’s definitely more of an autumn or winter drive to explore for me, have found myself in Glen Orchy a bit as well, some nice spots there as well, some lovely locations you have highlighted there Karl.
Really enjoyed the video and very useful too as I am currently in Glencoe! You might have mentioned that the cascades in the Allt a'Bhiorain that flows under the bridge just by Gualachulain bothy is a good (and easy) subject to photograph too.
Was in Glen Etive last week (on one of my regular trips from York) and did all the shots on here apart from Loch Etive at the very bottom of the road. I'd actually done Lochan Urr in February last year and ended up falling in the Lochan when trying to make my way around the shore. It was in front of the bushes and you begin to sink pretty quickly round there. I was glad to have a branch or two to hang on to! But I was much more cautious this time and am very happy with the shots I got. I did call in to the Ballachulish visitor centre last week too. It's like a Tardis. You were working on the screen at the very front of the building otherwise I would have said hello. But I didn't want to disturb you!!! Really enjoy your videos so thank you.
Very adventurous and also truly inspirational to get out there and do something with life. Sometimes I feel like I lost the spirit of getting out there and instead got stuck in a big town and just work and work and work. So thank you for creating this video and sharing such an experience with all of us. Wish you all the best :)
Loved this vid, I will be checking your others, shots were inspirational, but one little criticism, can you give us details of lens and shot details please.
As been said previously this is one of my favourite places, once spent a week here in Glencoe and in Glen Etive in particular, just seeking out images a wonderful area, a pity its so popular, you hope you get lucky with few people, and to do that its early mornings, can you stay overnight in the carpark at the bottom of the Glen where you took that last image ? regards, Colin.
Cheers again for Glen Etive Karl, great shots, and the B+W shot was exquisite. I may have asked you this before, have you been up to the Robbers waterfalls?
Hi Karl another great guide to Glen Etive. Congratulations on the 1k subs 👍 I've actually taken a photo from that location where you said nobody else has got a photo from but I think I may have seen you point that one out on a previous video 🤔 ☺ No visit to Glencoe for us this year (we had a weeks holiday the past 2 years) but we're off to Skye at the end of March. Have you done a site guide for that location? I'll check your archive. Thanks again for the very precise instructions on this video there's definitely a couple of new locations for when we do return to Glencoe
Oh there is a nice waterfall just up to the right of the road at the lay-by before the bond stop... and one to the right of the road midway between the bond stop and the car park for the famous Glen Coe waterfall...
Thanks for watching. All the locations are pretty obvious when you drive down there. They are all close to the road so you should have no trouble finding them. Plus it’s good to explore a little as well and see what crops up. Good luck
thanks for the video - only comment is that I don't actually know where you are... you talk about a bridge, but where is it...I know Loch Etive area, but where specifically...cheers
Yep. I cropped the rock out in the end as I preferred a landscape orientation. I cut that bit out of video as it was getting too long. Well spotted though. Thanks for watching.
@glencoephotography1 I've a keen interest in photography. Planning a week or 10 days road trip in the new year from Ireland and was looking up places to go. The choices are numerous so I think I'll concentrate on one area.
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Loved your shots and a big thank you for revealing the locations in this Glen, if I should ever get a chance to go there, then that's were I'll head to.
Grateful for your guidance and inspiration, Karl, in advance of our September 2024 trip to the area. Appreciate your natural enthusiasm, too. Great compositions and exposures.
I’m so glad to see this! I was there three months ago and that location was one I looked forward to seeing. Absolutely stunning 360 views. Did not disappoint.
I had the good fortune to have a one to one photography tutorial with Karl in Glencoe. Very professional and I learned so much. The area is a landscape photographers dream.
Excellent vlog Stunning locations absolutely beautiful. Cannot wait to come up there and get some of these lovely images.❤
Thank you for this, Glen Etive is incredibly Beautiful
Some great locations. I'll put these on my list for my visit in September 2023.
Thank you for sharing these beautiful locations
Pleasure to watch you videos especially when you give exact locations
Beautiful work, thank you for sharing these special places. My wife and I are visiting Scotland this summer and this will definitely be one of our stopping points, camera (and tripod) in hand. Thank you!
It is my favorite location in Scotland. Thanks for the beautiful shots👍🏼
Another cracking video Karl with super locations 👍🏻
Absolutely stunning images
Such an articulate man with words and pictures. I'd be happy with just one of those 👌
Fantastic locations, thanks for bringing them to our attention.
We’re heading to Scotland for the month of August. We’ll definitely add this to our list.
Karl, Thanks for another great video. Fern is the star I hope she gets a treat :).
Hi Karl, currently sat in your cafe looking at the images. Great work. Up here on a photography trip photographing and vlogging and have been to three of these locations today. Thanks for the guide. Also photographed the Cauldron this morning although I overshot it and photographed one of the falls further up. Epic morning of light. And the coffee and toastie were awesome!
Hey Dave, great to meet you in my gallery. Glad the toastie was good. Sounds like you had better light than we did. Thanks for watching.
Good location--I was there 30 years ago with my wife from America.
Beautiful road.
lovely vlog and I'm super excited to be heading to Glen Coe and Skye in April
I was fortunate enough to photograph that Bothy a few years ago. It was alot nice back then. Great job Karl. Love your work.
Enjoyed that Karl. Few pointers for whenever I return to the area.
That old shot was great... cant see it working well now! Id shot that waterfall you said you had never seen anyone shoot... It was poor light though so I have it planned in for my march trip... booked myself into the Kingshouse as a treat for 2 nights! Planning my 3 days hence why im binging on your vids! Really Helpful!
Glen Etive is wonderful. I’ve never managed all the way to the Loch though. Your second image that you never see, well, I’ve got it. On my web site under “Touched by Light”. Not the best crop though on that site. I am back in that area later this week. The scenery will be different as it’s still summer but I hope to get some good shots. Hope you don’t mind but I’m also going to do a couple of 5 locations videos from there. Great images you got, really liked the last one. Very nice. Also the best, Alastair.
Superb Photography amd I will visit - so beautiful
Thank you Karl i enjoyed this video as i love Glen Etive and i didn’t know you could get to the lochan, beautiful shot and reflections by the way 👏🏻
Thanks for this Karl. I drove down Glen Etive for the first time last October and stopped at 3 of the locations you did. I didn't spot the path down to Lochan Urr so will look at this when in Glencoe next month. I saw the bothy with cars parked and had to immediately dismiss it but how interesting to see it from before the renovation work. Far better for a Togs perspective. I did note a couple of lone trees near the bothy/Car park which make a good shot with the Loch in the background. I also gather it's a good location to see deer by the road side but when I was there they were all in an Estate field. Thanks again for the work you put into these.
Nice tour of Glen Etive 👍 up in Glencoe next weekend and will definitely check Glen Etive with my camera
Thanks Karl, nice to see the glen, I've given it a miss for a while because of all the work going on and the potholes. I never go down in the Summer, and love it out of season. You caught the spots l like to go to, but l also like to get down on to the boulder beds and take pics looking up at the peaks. The beautiful colours of the boulders give a nice leading eye to the peaks. A plus is my dog gets a nice swim while l look for a shot 😄 l can feel a trip coming on 👍Thanks again Alioban
Enjoyable video. Brought back memories of my visit there. If I recall I might have a shot of that "Funny" mountain in my archives
We love Glen Etive but avoid it May through to September as it becomes more we’ll know. Good vlog thanks for sharing.
amazing location !! nice shoot´s !!
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Loved the shot at Lochan Urr. I've been there a few times. One year I left my umbrella there, next year I returned and found it at the dense rhododendrons. There is a 'monster' in Lochan Urr. 🙂the Direach Ghlinn Eitidh.
Thank you, Im visiting this week, so appreciate this excellent video. I visited the "bond" location last year, but missed out on all the views you have kindly highlighted here. This time I won't! Also excellent camera work and music!
Hi Karl great video, i know its a year old but just watched it. been to all the locations years ago apart from Loch urr.
One stunning location along the Etive road is at these cords 56.619055, -4.925220.
Climb the fence and its a bit of a scramble down to the pool below.
@@PaulMessenger thanks for the heads up. I will definitely check that spot out next time I’m out on my own. I do love finding a new location, so cheers
ill defo be shooting these spots nice one
Hi Karl, it`s been a while since we met in your hardware store where you helped me to get my tripod working again. I enjoyed my trip to Glencoe and Glen Etive very much and I am looking forward to coming back soon. During my visit I drove past this little bothy but did not see that fantastic shot. What a pity. And I knew that there was a shot at Lochan Urr but I looked from the wrong direction.
A bit further up nearby the construction base camp and the bridge there is a lonely tree that makes for a good shot. It is somewhere around the James Bond parking spot - I guess within 300m. Right hand side on the hill when you look down towards Loch Etive. Unfortunately, I do not have a picture because the conditions weren't right when I was there. But you will surely know where to look ;)
Thanks so much for this video.
Thanks for that. I hope your tripod held out. Thanks for the heads up about the loan trees. I will take a look next time. Thanks so much for watching.
@@glencoephotography1 Hi Karl, yes my tripod worked brilliantly during my whole trip (and still does). I am looking forward to seeing your shot of the tree 😇
What a fantastic adventure! Your photos are magnificent! The skies and light really cooperated and your composition and exposure skills really brought it together! Bravo! Thanks for taking me along!
Superb Karl. Great footage of a stunning area.
You can spend a whole week down there and still not see everything you want.
Unfortunately, the last time I went down there, it was June and it was like Blackpool. Far too many folk about and the single track road was like the M6 on a Friday afternoon.
Hi Karl, that was a wonderful video and the locations were superb. I really liked your phot from the archives of the both at the bridge, definitely much nicer back then and the black and white worked perfectly. I have subscribed, I thought I had done a while back but obviously not but it’s done now and I am just about to watch the Assynt landscapes. Thanks again for the video and all the interesting information that you gave us , it was brilliant 😁👍
Enjoyed your tips for Glen Etive its on my list when I visit Scotland next, it would be nice to see your camera settings etc added to each image.
Thanks for watching. I get asked a bit for camera settings but to be honest I’m at F11 and iso 100 . The rest simply depends on the light and location at the time so I don’t see how they help anybody else. I hope that helps. Thanks again for watching.
I do love Glen Etive, it’s definitely more of an autumn or winter drive to explore for me, have found myself in Glen Orchy a bit as well, some nice spots there as well, some lovely locations you have highlighted there Karl.
Really enjoyed the video and very useful too as I am currently in Glencoe! You might have mentioned that the cascades in the Allt a'Bhiorain that flows under the bridge just by Gualachulain bothy is a good (and easy) subject to photograph too.
Was in Glen Etive last week (on one of my regular trips from York) and did all the shots on here apart from Loch Etive at the very bottom of the road. I'd actually done Lochan Urr in February last year and ended up falling in the Lochan when trying to make my way around the shore. It was in front of the bushes and you begin to sink pretty quickly round there. I was glad to have a branch or two to hang on to! But I was much more cautious this time and am very happy with the shots I got. I did call in to the Ballachulish visitor centre last week too. It's like a Tardis. You were working on the screen at the very front of the building otherwise I would have said hello. But I didn't want to disturb you!!! Really enjoy your videos so thank you.
Very adventurous and also truly inspirational to get out there and do something with life. Sometimes I feel like I lost the spirit of getting out there and instead got stuck in a big town and just work and work and work. So thank you for creating this video and sharing such an experience with all of us. Wish you all the best :)
Loved this vid, I will be checking your others, shots were inspirational, but one little criticism, can you give us details of lens and shot details please.
awesome video. subbed and liked.
As been said previously this is one of my favourite places, once spent a week here in Glencoe and in Glen Etive in particular, just seeking out images a wonderful area, a pity its so popular, you hope you get lucky with few people, and to do that its early mornings, can you stay overnight in the carpark at the bottom of the Glen where you took that last image ? regards, Colin.
Cheers again for Glen Etive Karl, great shots, and the B+W shot was exquisite. I may have asked you this before, have you been up to the Robbers waterfalls?
Hi Karl another great guide to Glen Etive. Congratulations on the 1k subs 👍 I've actually taken a photo from that location where you said nobody else has got a photo from but I think I may have seen you point that one out on a previous video 🤔 ☺ No visit to Glencoe for us this year (we had a weeks holiday the past 2 years) but we're off to Skye at the end of March. Have you done a site guide for that location? I'll check your archive. Thanks again for the very precise instructions on this video there's definitely a couple of new locations for when we do return to Glencoe
Great. Thanks so much. Yep check out my last 3 vlogs before this and you will see my Skye vlog. Stunning part of the world.
Oh there is a nice waterfall just up to the right of the road at the lay-by before the bond stop... and one to the right of the road midway between the bond stop and the car park for the famous Glen Coe waterfall...
Thanks. i haven’t been down to those two for a while so will head down soon. Thanks for the heads up
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Beautiful but where I can find exact locations ?
Thanks for watching. All the locations are pretty obvious when you drive down there. They are all close to the road so you should have no trouble finding them. Plus it’s good to explore a little as well and see what crops up. Good luck
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thanks for the video - only comment is that I don't actually know where you are... you talk about a bridge, but where is it...I know Loch Etive area, but where specifically...cheers
You set up portrait for pic 3 with the rock as leading foreground but the image was in landscape without the rock🤔
Yep. I cropped the rock out in the end as I preferred a landscape orientation. I cut that bit out of video as it was getting too long. Well spotted though. Thanks for watching.
@glencoephotography1 I've a keen interest in photography. Planning a week or 10 days road trip in the new year from Ireland and was looking up places to go. The choices are numerous so I think I'll concentrate on one area.
I love your scottish accent...🤣
@@cmanstaines my Birmingham one is much better 😂😂