Wow Richard, I’ve just been exploring remote parts of the Pilbara for some landscapes and haven’t had any connect. When I came into reception a notification for your video popped up and what an awesome surprise. Thanks so much for your kind words mate. This is a beautiful part of Tassie and your images capture it beautifully, they really are terrific. Thank you for the shout out, I’m so pleased you made it down to that location. Safe travels and I’ll speak to you soon! 👍
Hey Andrew, thanks heaps for having a look. I had to mention you seeing as I copied your composition ..!! We'll have to have that catch up sometime soon.
Richard High time a book was launched not only showing your images, but the skills you are showing to us in word format. Excellent Videos, Thankyou so much, no Thankyou VERY much.
The beautiful photos journey continues. Very great photos Richard. The 35 shoots pano is awesome. Really, really impressive. Great work. Greetings from Italy.😊😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Absoluty a magnificent video . Enjoy it very much.. thats oranges stones so beautiful. All.the plces and epics sunsets shots..just congratulations for been there.
You weren’t kidding! That last shot was beautiful! Never give up! Keep persevering with your photography! You never know when Mother Nature decides to give you a treat!
Fantastic set of images, captured a good lot of detail in those rocks and dedicated enough to go out there and take some more when the conditions improved.
Hi Richard great as ever, in your closing monologue with the Hazards behind you is that bay called Wine Glass Bay ! My overriding memory was a food truck in a car park on the peninsula which did fried seafood in a paper cone ! Jesus mate there was enough to feed the forty thousand myself and my wife had ordered one each !!!! 😂😂😂
Great scenary as usual. It struck me how good the infrastructure in Tasmania and Australia is, most of these places have nice pathways and good parking.
Incredible images Richard including the sunset seires. Great things happen when you persist and continue the ultimate pursuit. Loving the tassie series so far and @Andrewmarr is definitely one of an amazing landscape photographer from Perth.
I think that 35 shot pano is probably my favorite shot of yours. Really awesome, especially with the difficulty factor. Agree with you about Andrew. You and him are the main two photographers I follow and I have learnt so much from both of you. Loved this series of videos. Thankyou as always.
Hi Richard! Amazing pictures as always. I learn a lot with your Nightscape pictures. Wish i could travel some day "down under" and experience the same passion you transmit in your vidéos. Félicitations !!! Greetings from France. Laurent
That 35 shot pano…wow 🤩 You’ve really captured the magic of Freycinet Richard! Beautiful images as always!…Would you believe that I was there over the summer and forgot to pack my memory cards 🤦🏻♀️
Richard, you make everything look awesome in your photography, awesome images, glad you got the milky-way in the end, wish the core rose that high up here in England.
Just watching this guy is a journey, and a meditation in itself. Many thanks for teaching us the Night photography Richard. Love and respect from India :)
Amazing series Richard, very inspiring. Loved the message in particular about not giving up, you just never know what the night will bring. I spent a night out a few months ago trying to capture the Aquarids meteor shower. Forecast was for a few hours of almost completely clear skies which just didn't happen. Instead had a massive bank of cloud park itself to the north, right in the Aquarids radiant. Not one meteor shot for the night, but got to witness one of the most amazing sunrises I've seen in years as the rising sun set the sky on fire against that very bank of cloud blocking the northern sky.
Thanks a lot mate. Yes I encountered my fair share of clouds on this trip but overall it was pretty good. Just a little glimpse of Orion setting in the west.
I love this Tasmania series!! Even with cloudy skies you got amazing shots. And your video production and scripts are the best of TH-cam!! All my support to your work, Richard. Thanks for another wonderful episode.
Beautiful night-cap shots of setting sun and incredible panos. Just goes to prove that you can still create inspiring photos when the weather gods do not cooperate. Enjoying your Tasmania adventure very much.
Amazing, inspiring, and teaching as always. I just want to point out the moment when you spoke about the people being everywhere and then the two come into your shot and walk away without you noticing while actually talking about it. Hillarious! :-)
Haha, yes it was funny seeing that when I edited the video. It wasn't my intention to block the pathway for very long . .I just took the chance when there was a break. Thanks again for watching.
Thanks once again for this episode Richard. I can see you struggled with the Milky Way photos given the number of images you need to take to capture the scene. I actually liked the blue hour images of the lighthouse and walkway the best revealing some great colours
Hallo Richard, another great video of your journey. besides the photos, I loved the twwo guys in the background after you just complained about too many people, and even more their diappearance timing was awesome :-P Greetings from the northern hemisphere
Incredible shots there Richard especially some of the earlier ones with colour in the sky. Really loved how you make the rocks and dull green bush pop. As always you have inspired me. Thank you
Good to see the cloud finally cleared for you mate! Loving this virtual trip around Tassie with you. I'm sure I speak for everyone, in thanking you for amazing content. 👌
G'day Richard Absolutely brilliant photography mate. I think you should be called Richard 'Duracell Bunny' Taitti. Because you never give up, and your artistic photos are the result! Keep on going mate. Greg
Loving the Series Richard, great detail and adapting for the conditions. There are crocodiles, sharks, snakes, deadly spiders, blue bottles, but they are all just tame compared to those “ man eating” mosquitoes
Really enjoyed the video, and epic shots as always. Shows just a bit of what is surely a lot of effort and dedication you have to create the images and share your adventures with us. I find myself checking google maps from half a world away to get a better idea where you are shooting.
Wow Richard your images in this video are amazing, I would love to know how you edited that 30 + image panorama it looked awesome. Loving this series awesome work mate.
Richard - your 35 shot panorama blew me away. This is breathtaking 👍 Love your videos ! May I ask you what brand of box you have on the roof of your car ? Stay safe !
Thanks a lot for watching pakri. I bought the box from Anaconda. See here: www.anacondastores.com/camping-hiking/equipment/storage-repair/dune-4wd-95l-storage-box/BP90167089
Umm, Richard, you got a LOVELY live shot of my sister Mel, but you seemed to have left me out of the equation. Although we LOVED meeting you that day AND getting that photo with you, why don't you like me? Absolutely awesome nightscapes though. A little bit different to the shots we got.
Oh Val . .I actually didn't have any other video footage of the 2 of you. You must have been behind the camera at that stage. It was lovely meeting you both that day .. and I wasn't complaining about you guys getting in the way ..!!! You should send that photo to me at some stage .. it will help me remember our very brief but enjoyable time together.
Exceptional video again Richard, as I commented on F/B that 35 shot pano is up there with the Mt Hope pano you did a while back, both absolutely stunning images. You are also right about the work of Andrew Marr, his landscape work is brilliant. As an aside, what the hell is wrong with people to give this video a thumbs down ? You go out of your way to give us magic shots and helpful information and anonymous cowards pull stunts like that ! That's the downfall of the internet I guess, it allows people the chance to be a...well, "dick" just because the opportunity presents itself. Get some discipline. Keep up the great work Richard, I'm sure I'm not alone in appreciation of your content, kudos to you.
Thanks so much my friend. I worked out long ago that there seem to be people out there who make it their mission to be negative about everything .. .regardless of topic. Appreciate your support greatly.
@@nightscapeimages.richard and thankfully the Positive vibes between Richard, his friends, TH-cam supporters and avid watchers will always rise above. Great video journey and fabulous warm energy Panos Richard. Thanks again
Hi Richard. I'm really enjoying this series, very much worth the wait. My neighbours are from Strahan, did you get over there? I have to say, you are so dedicated to even the finer points of your storytelling, it is so commendable! Sacrificing yourself to the mosquitoes just for B-roll, or is that "bug-roll" now? :)
Haha, thanks a lot Bob. I suppose I did sacrifice myself a little bit but I had to tell that part of the story. As you can imagine I was attacked the whole time when shooting the shots of the car driving through the forest. Always appreciate your support.
Thanks a lot Jason. For this shot I went portrait but often I'll go horizontal. It depends how much foreground or sky I want to include. Both work well.
Hay Richard Amazon makes these great usb charged bug zapper and light, when ever i go out in swamp to shot milky way i take a few of these i put one hanging in car one in the back and save the others for after when i drive home . light is low and can be on in car with out a problem they fit in your camera bag. i also go a 2 person weather bug pod easy up easy down i can sit in and have yum balls hang bug light still operate camera bug free. ok maybe im a sissy but why be eaten!
Wow Richard, I’ve just been exploring remote parts of the Pilbara for some landscapes and haven’t had any connect. When I came into reception a notification for your video popped up and what an awesome surprise. Thanks so much for your kind words mate. This is a beautiful part of Tassie and your images capture it beautifully, they really are terrific. Thank you for the shout out, I’m so pleased you made it down to that location. Safe travels and I’ll speak to you soon! 👍
Hey Andrew, thanks heaps for having a look. I had to mention you seeing as I copied your composition ..!! We'll have to have that catch up sometime soon.
@@nightscapeimages.richard sounds great, I’ll get in touch when I’m back
That 35 shot panorama was the definition of dedication! Well done on a great shot!
Thanks a lot for your comments Daniel, really appreciate you watching.
Another brilliant video just posting my comments as I watched a number of episodes in a batch. Loved the pano over the rocks.
Thanks a lot Ian. It was certainly a challenging night with the wind and clouds but in the end i was quite happy with what i got.
Oh, I’m so glad we will have more of these to look forward to!
Thanks so much Andrea. I have a total of 10 episodes from Tasmania.
@@nightscapeimages.richard Woo hoo!!
The journey continues with so many amazing capture’s! Thank you for sharing with us.
Yes it's an amazing place John
Thanks again for all your efforts to share your experiences with us. 🇨🇦
You're welcome Spence. Thanks so much for tuning in again.
I really like your honest and authentic way of telling about your photo journeys. As always great images. Thank you Richard.
Thanks a lot for tuning in Tom, it means a lot.
Nice work Richard - Coles Bay is awesome and I’ve been to that lighthouse. Bloody mosquitos 🦟 they are full on there. Pano turned out awesome 👍🙏
I love travelling with you especially when I don't have to experience the mosquitos in real time...
Haha, well I don't blame you for that John ...!!! Thanks for watching.
So totally amazing and beautiful and breathtaking… as usual ! 🤩😻🤩
You're very kind . .as usual Carole.
Richard
High time a book was launched not only showing your images, but the skills you are showing to us in word format.
Excellent Videos, Thankyou so
much, no Thankyou VERY much.
I really appreciate your kind words Keefy. I'd love to put out a book but at this stage it looks like a pretty expensive exercise.
Another great video. This Tasmanian series is just outstanding!
Thanks so much David. I have plenty more to come as well.
Finally got round to watching this, the third shot was epic 6 shot pano great work Richard. The Coles bay images again superb mate. Thanks mate.
Thanks heaps for watching Jeremy mate, really appreciate it.
The beautiful photos journey continues.
Very great photos Richard. The 35 shoots pano is awesome. Really, really impressive. Great work. Greetings from Italy.😊😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much for watching Antonio, really appreciate it.
Absoluty a magnificent video . Enjoy it very much.. thats oranges stones so beautiful. All.the plces and epics sunsets shots..just congratulations for been there.
Yes it's a beautiful place to visit and take photos Luis, thanks for watching.
Stunning shots, as always, Richard! Thanks for sharing your trip and these amazing views!
I really appreciate your comments Scott, thanks heaps for watching.
Absolutely magnificent images.
I'm pleased you enjoyed it Adam.
Thanks Richard. Loving these and looking forward to the next. Great work as usual mate. Keep safe and well in these strange times.
Really appreciate you watching John.
Blown away with your images Richard, great to be able to wander along with you. Looking forward to the next one, clear skies mate.
Thanks very much Michael, I always very much appreciate your comments.
Loved the series Richard and the images were stunning. Thank you for sharing them with us you are an incredible photographer.
You are very kind indeed. Thanks for watching.
Many thanks again Richard, such a remarkable video. I am amazeded at your zest and enthusiasm for you work.
I'm so pleased you liked it Francis, thanks so much.
Gorgeous scenery. Loved the captured images and it's cinematics.
As always I very much appreciate you watching.
You weren’t kidding! That last shot was beautiful! Never give up! Keep persevering with your photography! You never know when Mother Nature decides to give you a treat!
That is so true Boplt. Thanks a lot for watching.
Those night shot pano's were amazing. Thanks for posting.
Thanks very much Orion, really appreciate you watching.
Great photos Richard, you are making me homesick, can't wait to get back down to Tassy
I'm with you Kim . .. I can't wait to get back down there either.
Andrew marr is a great photographer as are yourself,beautiful scenery and magical photos. Thankyou yes my day is now complete
I'm glad you enjoyed the video Phillip. Yes Andrew is a good friend of mine and I admire his work greatly.
loving this series of your travels in Tasmania what a beautiful place which youve shown off in the most fantastic way
I appreciate you watching Phill, thanks so much.
Love the detail, colour & dynamic range in the panos, the rocks look amazing, great shots and video. Thanks again :)
Thanks so much for having a look Alan, really appreciated.
Fantastic set of images, captured a good lot of detail in those rocks and dedicated enough to go out there and take some more when the conditions improved.
Thanks as always Three-phase. The rocks down there are amazing for sure.
Hi Richard great as ever, in your closing monologue with the Hazards behind you is that bay called Wine Glass Bay ! My overriding memory was a food truck in a car park on the peninsula which did fried seafood in a paper cone ! Jesus mate there was enough to feed the forty thousand myself and my wife had ordered one each !!!! 😂😂😂
Haha, sounds like a great memory Doug . .No that's Coles Bay. Wineglass Bay is on the other side of the mountains in the background.
Great scenary as usual. It struck me how good the infrastructure in Tasmania and Australia is, most of these places have nice pathways and good parking.
Thanks a lot David. Yes I think we often take these things for granted.
Hi Richard. You never disappoint, you have some beautiful shots.
Thanks so much for your comments Ivan, I really appreciate it.
Brilliant video, Richard! Awesome shots! So inspiring!
Thanks again for watching Chris
Incredible images Richard including the sunset seires. Great things happen when you persist and continue the ultimate pursuit. Loving the tassie series so far and @Andrewmarr is definitely one of an amazing landscape photographer from Perth.
Thanks very much for your very encouraging words of support Virat.
I think that 35 shot pano is probably my favorite shot of yours. Really awesome, especially with the difficulty factor.
Agree with you about Andrew. You and him are the main two photographers I follow and I have learnt so much from both of you.
Loved this series of videos. Thankyou as always.
Thanks a lot for that Mark. It took some effort to shoot that one ..!!! Yes Andrew is a really great photographer and a good bloke.
Hi Richard!
Amazing pictures as always. I learn a lot with your Nightscape pictures. Wish i could travel some day "down under" and experience the same passion you transmit in your vidéos.
Félicitations !!! Greetings from France. Laurent
Thanks so much for your kind words of encouragement Laurent, I appreciate it.
That 35 shot pano…wow 🤩 You’ve really captured the magic of Freycinet Richard! Beautiful images as always!…Would you believe that I was there over the summer and forgot to pack my memory cards 🤦🏻♀️
Oh no .. you'll have to get back there ..!!! Thanks as always for watching.
Richard, you make everything look awesome in your photography, awesome images, glad you got the milky-way in the end, wish the core rose that high up here in England.
Thanks a lot Suzanne. It gets a whole lot higher than that as well a bit later in the year.
@@nightscapeimages.richard jealous much
Just watching this guy is a journey, and a meditation in itself. Many thanks for teaching us the Night photography Richard. Love and respect from India :)
Many thanks indeed Nitish. I appreciate your comments.
First out of the blocks! Another great video Richard and hats off for the big pano @ 19:00 👏👏👏
Thanks a lot Paul. It was a struggle but I got there in the end.
Yeah this image at time 16 sec I had been there . Thank you for your video remind me of memory Richard.
It's a beautiful spot.
Another magic episode Richard. Loved the six stack shot of Orion mate. 👍
Yes I love that one as well Carl, thanks a lot for watching.
Amazing series Richard, very inspiring. Loved the message in particular about not giving up, you just never know what the night will bring. I spent a night out a few months ago trying to capture the Aquarids meteor shower. Forecast was for a few hours of almost completely clear skies which just didn't happen. Instead had a massive bank of cloud park itself to the north, right in the Aquarids radiant. Not one meteor shot for the night, but got to witness one of the most amazing sunrises I've seen in years as the rising sun set the sky on fire against that very bank of cloud blocking the northern sky.
Yes you are right Dominic. Sometimes the wait is worth it. Good that you got the sunrise at the end.
Great result for your perseverance
Thanks so much for watching Daniel
Good to see you also get cloud sometimes too great pics and loved seeing orion again
Thanks a lot mate. Yes I encountered my fair share of clouds on this trip but overall it was pretty good. Just a little glimpse of Orion setting in the west.
I love this Tasmania series!! Even with cloudy skies you got amazing shots. And your video production and scripts are the best of TH-cam!! All my support to your work, Richard. Thanks for another wonderful episode.
Very kind of you my friend. I really do appreciate the support.
Beautiful night-cap shots of setting sun and incredible panos. Just goes to prove that you can still create inspiring photos when the weather gods do not cooperate. Enjoying your Tasmania adventure very much.
Thanks very much Bob, appreciate your comments.
Amazing, inspiring, and teaching as always. I just want to point out the moment when you spoke about the people being everywhere and then the two come into your shot and walk away without you noticing while actually talking about it. Hillarious! :-)
Haha, yes it was funny seeing that when I edited the video. It wasn't my intention to block the pathway for very long . .I just took the chance when there was a break. Thanks again for watching.
The consummate pro yet so down to earth. A treasure.
Thanks so much for your encouraging comments, really appreciated.
Really enjoying this series Richard. Saturday morning and a cuppa, great way to ease into the weekend.
Good on you Kevin .. sounds like a great idea ..!!!
Thanks once again for this episode Richard. I can see you struggled with the Milky Way photos given the number of images you need to take to capture the scene. I actually liked the blue hour images of the lighthouse and walkway the best revealing some great colours
Thanks a lot Peter. It was just that the clouds and wind were so fierce for much of the night. Glad you enjoyed the episode.
Loved your b-roll and also your landscape shots.
Thanks very much Andreas, really appreciated.
Magnífico.
Thanks again Rogerio
Hallo Richard,
another great video of your journey.
besides the photos, I loved the twwo guys in the background after you just complained about too many people, and even more their diappearance timing was awesome :-P
Greetings from the northern hemisphere
Haha, yes I had no idea they were there waiting for me to finish my speech ..!!! Thanks again for watching.
Great work again Richard.
I really appreciate you watching Roy
Incredible shots there Richard especially some of the earlier ones with colour in the sky. Really loved how you make the rocks and dull green bush pop. As always you have inspired me. Thank you
I'm so pleased you liked the video Mark, thanks a lot for your comments.
Good to see the cloud finally cleared for you mate! Loving this virtual trip around Tassie with you. I'm sure I speak for everyone, in thanking you for amazing content. 👌
It's my pleasure Mick, I'm very pleased your enjoying the road trip mate.
G'day Richard
Absolutely brilliant photography mate.
I think you should be called Richard 'Duracell Bunny' Taitti. Because you never give up, and your artistic photos are the result!
Keep on going mate.
Greg
Good on you Greg. I wanted to make sure I had something to show for all that effort . .in the end I think I did.
@@nightscapeimages.richard .you definitely did. I think it was one of the best photos that I have seen.
Fantastic place, fantastic shots! Great job, Richard! What place in world you are dreaming to shoot?
Thanks so much for watching. I don't know really .. I enjoy anywhere with mountains I suppose.
Nice shots Richard. Endless rain here.
We've also had lots of rain these past 2 weeks Bruce. Thanks for watching.
Love it... It's been a while since I have watched your videos. Still great as usual. Keep it up... Excellent work too
Thanks so much for tuning in Mike, really appreciate it.
Loving the Series Richard, great detail and adapting for the conditions. There are crocodiles, sharks, snakes, deadly spiders, blue bottles, but they are all just tame compared to those “ man eating” mosquitoes
GREAT Shots Richard
Really pleased you like it Jeff, thanks a lot as always.
Fantastic as usual mate ...
Thanks very much Tim, appreciate you watching mate.
Really enjoyed the video, and epic shots as always. Shows just a bit of what is surely a lot of effort and dedication you have to create the images and share your adventures with us. I find myself checking google maps from half a world away to get a better idea where you are shooting.
Thanks very much for watching again Gary. I really appreciate your support my friend.
Wow Richard your images in this video are amazing, I would love to know how you edited that 30 + image panorama it looked awesome. Loving this series awesome work mate.
Thanks heaps as always Brad. I did have a few issues with that large pano and had to resort to using PtGui to get the stitching right.
I’m enjoying your Tassie tour. Thanks! But wouldn’t that be “a roo in the headlights”? 😉
Haha .. very true indeed Alan . .lots of those critters around these parts as well. Thanks for watching my friend.
Richard - your 35 shot panorama blew me away. This is breathtaking 👍
Love your videos !
May I ask you what brand of box you have on the roof of your car ?
Stay safe !
Thanks a lot for watching pakri. I bought the box from Anaconda. See here: www.anacondastores.com/camping-hiking/equipment/storage-repair/dune-4wd-95l-storage-box/BP90167089
Umm, Richard, you got a LOVELY live shot of my sister Mel, but you seemed to have left me out of the equation. Although we LOVED meeting you that day AND getting that photo with you, why don't you like me? Absolutely awesome nightscapes though. A little bit different to the shots we got.
Oh Val . .I actually didn't have any other video footage of the 2 of you. You must have been behind the camera at that stage. It was lovely meeting you both that day .. and I wasn't complaining about you guys getting in the way ..!!! You should send that photo to me at some stage .. it will help me remember our very brief but enjoyable time together.
Just kidding Rich. We enjoyed our brief time with you too and appreciated you taking the time out to take our photos for us!
Exceptional video again Richard, as I commented on F/B that 35 shot pano is up there with the Mt Hope pano you did a while back, both absolutely stunning images. You are also right about the work of Andrew Marr, his landscape work is brilliant.
As an aside, what the hell is wrong with people to give this video a thumbs down ? You go out of your way to give us magic shots and helpful information and anonymous cowards pull stunts like that ! That's the downfall of the internet I guess, it allows people the chance to be a...well, "dick" just because the opportunity presents itself. Get some discipline.
Keep up the great work Richard, I'm sure I'm not alone in appreciation of your content, kudos to you.
Thanks so much my friend. I worked out long ago that there seem to be people out there who make it their mission to be negative about everything .. .regardless of topic. Appreciate your support greatly.
@@nightscapeimages.richard and thankfully the Positive vibes between Richard, his friends, TH-cam supporters and avid watchers will always rise above. Great video journey and fabulous warm energy Panos Richard. Thanks again
@@arniet1 Thanks again Arnie
Hi Richard. I'm really enjoying this series, very much worth the wait. My neighbours are from Strahan, did you get over there? I have to say, you are so dedicated to even the finer points of your storytelling, it is so commendable! Sacrificing yourself to the mosquitoes just for B-roll, or is that "bug-roll" now? :)
Haha, thanks a lot Bob. I suppose I did sacrifice myself a little bit but I had to tell that part of the story. As you can imagine I was attacked the whole time when shooting the shots of the car driving through the forest. Always appreciate your support.
Классно 👍!!!!!!
Thanks for watching my friend.
Another awesome video. When you shot that epic 35 shot panorama did you go portrait or is it always best to go horizontal when you pan around?
Thanks a lot Jason. For this shot I went portrait but often I'll go horizontal. It depends how much foreground or sky I want to include. Both work well.
Hi Richard,
Thanks for another episode.
Are you using Ps to stitch the pano?
Thanks a lot for watching. I usually do use photoshop but this one didn't work in photoshop so I use PtGui.
@@nightscapeimages.richard Thanks Richard. Your work is awesome as always.
On the 35 shot pano, did you stitch each row then stitch the three resulting shots or were you able to stitch them all at once?
I stitched them all at the same time. The 3 extras are for the top corners.
For those 35-shot panorama, were those single shots in portrait or landscape mode, Richard?
These were all single shots in portrait mode.
I got some nice panos of The Hazards but they don't compare with your night panos.
It's a gorgeous spot Scott, very scenic and beautiful for sure.
Hay Richard Amazon makes these great usb charged bug zapper and light, when ever i go out in swamp to shot milky way i take a few of these i put one hanging in car one in the back and save the others for after when i drive home . light is low and can be on in car with out a problem they fit in your camera bag. i also go a 2 person weather bug pod easy up easy down i can sit in and have yum balls hang bug light still operate camera bug free. ok maybe im a sissy but why be eaten!
Thanks a lot for your suggestion Brandi . .I'll check it out.
I just sent you an email mail.
@@brandigonwa7848 Thank you
Do you need a panaromic head for the panning for vertical rows on top part?
I refer to those nodal axis plates!
I don't use a panorama head.
Ok, I also want to do it more simple. With wide angle it can cover the top easily .
@@graemechow88 Yes that's right.
8:24 Hilarious
Haha, yes proves my point very nicely ..!!!!
@@nightscapeimages.richard Exactly. Thanks for leaving that bit in. Made my day