I visited Vancouver Island 2 years ago and spent time on the West Coast and visited Avatar forest. It was a beautiful area and we camped right on the beach at Pacheedaht Campground. love spending time along the shore lines and near water wherever I go. So many areas of western Canada yet to see.
All I can say is WOW on that waterfall shot. The Cedar is a cool shot because you've really captured the ominous nature of it compared to the surrounding environment. Love the tree in the lake as well. Cheers.
Adam - love your videos. Thank you very much for the hard work that you put into these. You and the F4 group are such an inspiration and so much fun to follow.
Just beautiful, Adam.. Really enjoy every one of your videos and one day, I'll be on one of your excursions. I've signed up for your newsletters. Thank you for all that you share with all of us.
Obviously, your photography is awesome, in the true sense of the word, but I love your music choices - always very well suited to the video - thank you.
I have seen you take the small tree with Gavin and others - I believe it was foggy then. Of the two shown, much prefer the second one with the ripples. Gorgeous image. You really have inspired me to try to get out more into woodland. Hoping to get to either the Wyre Forest or Forest of Dean in a few weeks as well as a trip down to Burnham Beeches and will have many of your images in mind as I try to compose. Thank you again and keep up the great work.
Oh my ! Fairy Lake ~ xoxo ~ We have camped here for 30 years and have witnessed the growth of this magical Hemlock and it never fails to excite our souls ~ we also had the great occasion to swim with the Steelhead when they were landlocked in an offshoot of the lake ~ Supernatural BC is EVERYTHING to us ~ Many Blessings to you and All your Relations, from Victoria BC ~
Neat story about the salmon, that would be very exciting indeed. Yes hard to believe that the Fairy lake tree is over thirty years old. Now perhaps you can answer a question that has been bugging me for some time. Is the conifer a hemlock or Douglas fir? I'm not terribly great at identifying trees. Thanks!
Me too. I'm watching many of Adam's videos now for the second or maybe third time, not in a row, but since they we published. Not only to re-appreciate the unpresidented content, but also to be reminded of what filter setup he uses for his Nikon 14-24 f2.8. It's my favorite landscape/seascape lens, but I've yet to get a filter kit for it. Hard for me to choose between the several offerings now available.
Many thanks, Adam, wonderful video. I love these beautiful trees and your excursion through the west coast of BC. I just subscribed and look forward to future videos. Cheers. Bob
Port Renfrew, I am in love with this place those trees on the Big Rock. Absolutely gorgeous. My wife and I have always been in love with Canada and it's our dream location in the world to go too. Has a Scottish feel to it and reminds of the poet Robert Service and his great works. I would just love to be on a workshop here...
I like Port Renfrew, still has a wild feel to it. I offer a small workshop in April to the area but it's just over a weekend, perhaps sometime down the road? Thanks again for your comments Allan.
I love the breakthrough photography filters. I have a 6 stop magnetic filter which is just amazing, no colourcast which I love.Will definitely be purchasing more soon. As usual great photos Adam 😀
dude , you take some stunning images, have checked out your website too and you have some pretty terrific images on there ... hope your you tube channel grows ...
One of your best vlogs so far Adam, what a fantastic location! I loved the image of the "Hemlock" out in the lake, it's a superb image and a keeper for sure👍. I would imagine you could spend weeks exploring that forest, do you have to be aware of any dangers there? Take care on your travels and I look forward to the next instalment.🍀👍
So this brings up a question I often have. I often encounter really large, nicely shaped, tree bottoms. Not wanting to try to include the entire tree, I try to find a portion of the bottom section to shoot. It often ends up looking "chopped off" because, well, because it is. Any tips or suggestions on how to decide how much to include to help make the shot look a little more complete?
Not really Philip, it really depends on how the trunk relates to the rest of the scene, the shape, size and so on. I actually just put together a short video that I try to explain how to portray scale, perhaps it will help a little, not sure. Cheers!
3 Travelers currently the Sony RX100V excellent all around except for audio. I just ordered an Osmo pocket so we’ll see how that works out. Should be using it within the next few weeks
@@QuietLightPhoto Thanks Adam.....I would ask you about the camera quality of osmo pocket when you get that. well i'm watching your videos like TV series...literally you make amazing videos.
new subscriber. The root system turned out pretty good. I am envious of your location, that environment is my favorite. Living in the southern US, I don't get that very much although there are some similarities in the Great Smokies and the Appalachians. I would love to photograph in Vancouver but would probably need a guide. Any suggestions?
Thanks for subscribing, Steve! I love Vancouver Island. Not quite the epic scenery that you find in the Rockies but I just love exploring the region, especially old growth forest. Again, if you're interested in checking out Vancouver Island and need a guide I might be able to help. You can contact me through my website at www.quietlightphotoadventures.com Thanks!
Hey Adam, I was wondering what kind of rubber boots are you wearing? I am looking to buy a pair, they are good for hiking and walking into mud or water?
I use a brand called Muck Boots, here is a link www.muckboots.com/edgewater-ii-4031#92=21 they also make an insulated winter boot thta looks interesting. Only thing I'm not keen on with the boots is that the sole is not that good on slippery rocks.
I visited Vancouver Island 2 years ago and spent time on the West Coast and visited Avatar forest. It was a beautiful area and we camped right on the beach at Pacheedaht Campground. love spending time along the shore lines and near water wherever I go. So many areas of western Canada yet to see.
Es un lugar maravilloso y espectacular,gracias por esta leccion de fotografia.
All I can say is WOW on that waterfall shot. The Cedar is a cool shot because you've really captured the ominous nature of it compared to the surrounding environment. Love the tree in the lake as well. Cheers.
Excellent moss on the toque at 12:02 ;)
So glad I found your channel, I'm now binge watching your videos and enjoying every one of them.
That's a good sign to be binge watched, haha. Thanks, April!
Adam - love your videos. Thank you very much for the hard work that you put into these.
You and the F4 group are such an inspiration and so much fun to follow.
Beautiful shots love your work.
Just beautiful, Adam.. Really enjoy every one of your videos and one day, I'll be on one of your excursions. I've signed up for your newsletters.
Thank you for all that you share with all of us.
Really enjoy your channel and eagerly await new videos. I like how this gave much more context and cinematography than previous ones.
Loved the nursery log shot
Thanks, Shane!
What a lovely tree, great shots! 👍
Obviously, your photography is awesome, in the true sense of the word, but I love your music choices - always very well suited to the video - thank you.
Great video Adam, just came back from there a month ago. Can't wait to go back!
That was awesome and my photo nerv is all itchy now.
Keep snapping!
I have seen you take the small tree with Gavin and others - I believe it was foggy then. Of the two shown, much prefer the second one with the ripples. Gorgeous image.
You really have inspired me to try to get out more into woodland. Hoping to get to either the Wyre Forest or Forest of Dean in a few weeks as well as a trip down to Burnham Beeches and will have many of your images in mind as I try to compose.
Thank you again and keep up the great work.
Oh my ! Fairy Lake ~ xoxo ~ We have camped here for 30 years and have witnessed the growth of this magical Hemlock and it never fails to excite our souls ~ we also had the great occasion to swim with the Steelhead when they were landlocked in an offshoot of the lake ~ Supernatural BC is EVERYTHING to us ~ Many Blessings to you and All your Relations, from Victoria BC ~
Neat story about the salmon, that would be very exciting indeed. Yes hard to believe that the Fairy lake tree is over thirty years old. Now perhaps you can answer a question that has been bugging me for some time. Is the conifer a hemlock or Douglas fir? I'm not terribly great at identifying trees. Thanks!
Gorgeous scenery & images Adam! Thanks for sharing 😀👏👏
This was my second time watching. Love it! Thank you.
Thanks, Martha!
Me too. I'm watching many of Adam's videos now for the second or maybe third time, not in a row, but since they we published. Not only to re-appreciate the unpresidented content, but also to be reminded of what filter setup he uses for his Nikon 14-24 f2.8. It's my favorite landscape/seascape lens, but I've yet to get a filter kit for it. Hard for me to choose between the several offerings now available.
Many thanks, Adam, wonderful video. I love these beautiful trees and your excursion through the west coast of BC. I just subscribed and look forward to future videos. Cheers. Bob
Thanks, Bob!
Port Renfrew, I am in love with this place those trees on the Big Rock. Absolutely gorgeous. My wife and I have always been in love with Canada and it's our dream location in the world to go too. Has a Scottish feel to it and reminds of the poet Robert Service and his great works. I would just love to be on a workshop here...
I like Port Renfrew, still has a wild feel to it. I offer a small workshop in April to the area but it's just over a weekend, perhaps sometime down the road? Thanks again for your comments Allan.
Really great video Adam - I could't believe that little three in the lake, wow! In about a months time I'll be in Victoria, can't wait!
How was your trip to Victoria?
Great photo! I love this video and thank you for the great content!
So magical 😱☺️
Great vlogs.
Je vous remercie, vos travaux sont très interessants et pleins d´histoires. Vos regards nous emmènes dans des Photos très fortes. Compliments.
Merci, Lasnier Jean Luc!
Wonderful! I added your video to my "Tree Documentaries" playlist
Hey, thanks, Nigel!
I love the breakthrough photography filters. I have a 6 stop magnetic filter which is just amazing, no colourcast which I love.Will definitely be purchasing more soon.
As usual great photos Adam 😀
Awesome video Adam!
Thanks,Khoi!
dude , you take some stunning images, have checked out your website too and you have some pretty terrific images on there ... hope your you tube channel grows ...
Great! thanks, Guy! well, as long as people are interested I'll keep posting videos. Thanks again.
One of your best vlogs so far Adam, what a fantastic location!
I loved the image of the "Hemlock" out in the lake, it's a superb image and a keeper for sure👍.
I would imagine you could spend weeks exploring that forest, do you have to be aware of any dangers there?
Take care on your travels and I look forward to the next instalment.🍀👍
Haha, thank you for that!👍
Well done video, and amazing place!
Cheers, thanks for the feedback.
Going back to those early videos. Still find them fresh and inspiring. How many likes I can give? ;)
So this brings up a question I often have. I often encounter really large, nicely shaped, tree bottoms. Not wanting to try to include the entire tree, I try to find a portion of the bottom section to shoot. It often ends up looking "chopped off" because, well, because it is. Any tips or suggestions on how to decide how much to include to help make the shot look a little more complete?
Not really Philip, it really depends on how the trunk relates to the rest of the scene, the shape, size and so on. I actually just put together a short video that I try to explain how to portray scale, perhaps it will help a little, not sure. Cheers!
hey Adam!! which camera are you using for vloging? Is it DSLR or any other?
3 Travelers currently the Sony RX100V excellent all around except for audio. I just ordered an Osmo pocket so we’ll see how that works out. Should be using it within the next few weeks
@@QuietLightPhoto Thanks Adam.....I would ask you about the camera quality of osmo pocket when you get that. well i'm watching your videos like TV series...literally you make amazing videos.
@@3travelers Thanks!
new subscriber. The root system turned out pretty good. I am envious of your location, that environment is my favorite. Living in the southern US, I don't get that very much although there are some similarities in the Great Smokies and the Appalachians. I would love to photograph in Vancouver but would probably need a guide. Any suggestions?
Thanks for subscribing, Steve! I love Vancouver Island. Not quite the epic scenery that you find in the Rockies but I just love exploring the region, especially old growth forest. Again, if you're interested in checking out Vancouver Island and need a guide I might be able to help. You can contact me through my website at www.quietlightphotoadventures.com Thanks!
that link doesn't work, is it correct? Never mind, "photo" was left out.
sorry, missed part of it www.quietlightphotoadventures.com
Hey Adam, I was wondering what kind of rubber boots are you wearing? I am looking to buy a pair, they are good for hiking and walking into mud or water?
I use a brand called Muck Boots, here is a link www.muckboots.com/edgewater-ii-4031#92=21 they also make an insulated winter boot thta looks interesting. Only thing I'm not keen on with the boots is that the sole is not that good on slippery rocks.
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Are you a part 107 drone pilot?
No, were not regulated by the FAA in Canada
@@QuietLightPhoto I am Part 107 pilot, you do really good drone footage btw. Very clean!
@@oregoncoastexploredoffical Thanks!