Bonjour Paul. Merci pour vos images magnifiques. Je suis heureux d'avoir découvert votre chaine TH-cam. Il y a vraiment de belles photos et cela donne envie de voyager. @ bientôt. Hello Paul. Thank you for your wonderful images. I am glad to have discovered your TH-cam channel. There are really nice pictures and it makes you want to travel. @ soon.
@@paulcomptonpdphotography lol no mate we were in the red scoda yeti as you were just across the bridge at the small waterfalls looked like you were all having a great day All the very best
the crazy group of photographers on tour again. Taking nice photos in good weather is easy. Taking good photos in bad weather is an art that you have once again succeeded in doing. Greetings from Germany also at Mrs. C.😉🙋♂️
Length and time of the video's don't matter you keep shooting and we will keep watching! Scotland and Glencoe always delivers no matter what your capabilities in photography are or what equipment you use places like Glencoe are just wonderful to see. You done brilliant in the rain and the pictures you showed us were well worth the effort, you must have been very tired at the end of the day. Does anybody live in Blackrock cottage these days? In days gone by all the best settings for you camera and where to stand were written on the Rock nearby! Yes a wonderful place to be with a camera! Roll on part two. Thank you and Mrs C for taking us with you again.
Like long video. Love the location with a good pictures .and the best photo from your video is Mrs C & you show the love to is.ssy hello to your wife please. Thank you again from Amnon in NYC.
First class video, Paul. It reminds me of my stay at the Kings House Hotel in 2019. Unfortunately, the weather was too good. 10 days of bright blue skies and almost no clouds ;-(( Many greetings Wolfgang
Excellent despite the weather Paul. I once asked another photographer in the Coe where the classic spot was for the "Buckle" waterfall, he said park by the bridge you can't miss where all the tripod feet have stood! By the way I visited the Welsh Slate Mill near Tremadoc the other day, classic and had a wet walk up to the quarry
This was so good that even though it was 35 minutes long I've now watched it twice. Awesome images from a stunningly picturesque part of the world and I suspect that one might make it into your next years calendar. ELVA (EPIC Landscape Vlogtogrophy Adventures) 📷🥇👍
Yes location location locations as they say but I cant say much more than what has been said already just "Fabulous" 30 mins 60 mins 90 mins dosnt matter as the content is full of great shots and facts ,Look forward to day 3.
One complaint, that big pointy mountain is not called the Buchaille Mountain! It is called Stob Dearg, pronounced Stop Jerrack. It has a Sister mountain called Stob na Broige. These two mountains make up what is called the Buchaille Etive Mor. Pity the weather was not a bit kinder. Getting further down Loch Etive then looking back up Glen Etive can be an awesome sight. Still, you managed to pull some shots out of the bag.
@@paulcomptonpdphotography I know, it's bloody annoying, because enough people call it by the wrong name it sticks. Bit like the letter H, even news readers say haitch, it's not it's Aitch! but so many get it wrong and they think they're right.
Good shots all round considering the conditions. What you were actually shooting was Stob Dearg above the Coupall falls. The Buachailles (the Shepherds, plural ) form the side walls of the glen that the Coupall flows out of slightly further north (the MacIains kept their cattle up there, hence shepherds). I got one of my favourite shots of my youngest daughter gathering Bog Myrtle (midge repellant) with crepuscular rays streaming over the Stob (means 'stick' but probably the concept of a gatepost of an entranceway is appropriate) late one summer evening. Don't worry about the length of videos when you're covering multiple sites, if it was just one site it might seem long.
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Great vlog Paul, loved your image at 32.40 outstanding!
Awesome, thank you!
ace
👍
Very nice video. I'm always connect with you💜💜💜
Many many thanks
Bonjour Paul.
Merci pour vos images magnifiques. Je suis heureux d'avoir découvert votre chaine TH-cam.
Il y a vraiment de belles photos et cela donne envie de voyager.
@ bientôt.
Hello Paul.
Thank you for your wonderful images. I am glad to have discovered your TH-cam channel.
There are really nice pictures and it makes you want to travel.
@ soon.
Bonjour Hello.... thank you i hope you stay around
Great videos of some of my favourite areas in the Uk.
oh defo
Good video Paul and pleased to see you are putting the locations on the screen 📷👍
More to come! mate
Great images loved the ones of the deer by you and Mrs C dose not matter how long video is enjoying watching them such a beaurifull place
it was a good one she did well
Hi mate. Awesome set of shots. Fantastic when the water is flowing well
Yes, thanks
Nice one Paul, was a very wet but awesome day, lovely photos from Denise and your good self.
Yes it was
Another quality video👍 thanks again for the wtw’s locations👍
Glad you enjoyed
Great creative shots in not so great conditions!
Glad you like them!
Enjoyed watching that Paul looks like you had a fantastic day, your images were great 👍
It was so much fun
Fabulous!!!
thank you
Passed you all this morning on our way into Glen etive road, was a bit wet and cold but you guys and gals looked like you were having a great time
i bet you was the car that splashed us haha
@@paulcomptonpdphotography lol no mate we were in the red scoda yeti as you were just across the bridge at the small waterfalls looked like you were all having a great day
All the very best
wicked give us a beep next time or stop and say hi
the crazy group of photographers on tour again. Taking nice photos in good weather is easy. Taking good photos in bad weather is an art that you have once again succeeded in doing.
Greetings from Germany also at Mrs. C.😉🙋♂️
Hi Hans, hope you are keeping safe and well 😊
@@denisecompton1454 yes, i'm fine and i'm always looking forward to your videos😉
hi Gremany, it was a challenge
I thought the pano was stunning 👍
your welcome
Length and time of the video's don't matter you keep shooting and we will keep watching! Scotland and Glencoe always delivers no matter what your capabilities in photography are or what equipment you use places like Glencoe are just wonderful to see. You done brilliant in the rain and the pictures you showed us were well worth the effort, you must have been very tired at the end of the day. Does anybody live in Blackrock cottage these days? In days gone by all the best settings for you camera and where to stand were written on the Rock nearby! Yes a wonderful place to be with a camera! Roll on part two. Thank you and Mrs C for taking us with you again.
some people dont like longer ones haha
Great video Paul. Who cares if these videos are 30 mins or 2 hours long, i'll be happy watching them.
some people do lol
Like long video. Love the location with a good pictures .and the best photo from your video is Mrs C & you show the love to is.ssy hello to your wife please. Thank you again from Amnon in NYC.
Glad you enjoyed it, HI NYC maybe one day ill make it there
First class video, Paul.
It reminds me of my stay at the Kings House Hotel in 2019.
Unfortunately, the weather was too good. 10 days of bright blue skies and almost no clouds ;-((
Many greetings
Wolfgang
Worth watching my old ones
Brings back some great memories 🥰 went through a few coats that day lol, great images of the Buachalle 👍
better that than goats
Красота потрясающая!
hi
That looks like a lot of fun in the rain! Such a beautiful place, time wasn’t an issue, I just enjoyed the journey 👍🏻🇦🇺👍🏻
Great locations, thanks for using what three words.
haha it was good fun
any time
Excellent despite the weather Paul. I once asked another photographer in the Coe where the classic spot was for the "Buckle" waterfall, he said park by the bridge you can't miss where all the tripod feet have stood! By the way I visited the Welsh Slate Mill near Tremadoc the other day, classic and had a wet walk up to the quarry
good on ya mate, yep there has been many photos taken there
What an epic vlog Paul, captured so much of day 2, brought back some great memories, some awesome images too 👍
Absolutely roll on next year
Just need a new photographic accessory now....a van!
100% it works for me
We don't mind if your videos are an hour long either. Great scenery, great photography
i may get to an hour yet haha
This was so good that even though it was 35 minutes long I've now watched it twice. Awesome images from a stunningly picturesque part of the world and I suspect that one might make it into your next years calendar. ELVA (EPIC Landscape Vlogtogrophy Adventures) 📷🥇👍
twice haha your mad
Great video, I’m not sure about the colours in the Fuji. I think I preferred your images when you shot on Cannon.
i am playing with the colours these days warming them up..
Paul, I have no issues with the length of your vlogs.
Good to know! thanks
Yes location location locations as they say but I cant say much more than what has been said already just "Fabulous" 30 mins 60 mins 90 mins dosnt matter as the content is full of great shots and facts ,Look forward to day 3.
thnk you so much
One complaint, that big pointy mountain is not called the Buchaille Mountain! It is called Stob Dearg, pronounced Stop Jerrack. It has a Sister mountain called Stob na Broige. These two mountains make up what is called the Buchaille Etive Mor. Pity the weather was not a bit kinder. Getting further down Loch Etive then looking back up Glen Etive can be an awesome sight. Still, you managed to pull some shots out of the bag.
i think everyone calls it the Buchaille mountain haha
@@paulcomptonpdphotography I know, it's bloody annoying, because enough people call it by the wrong name it sticks. Bit like the letter H, even news readers say haitch, it's not it's Aitch! but so many get it wrong and they think they're right.
ooooppps thats me haha
@@paulcomptonpdphotography not anymore, you're a reformed man, and don't forget it's could have, not could of lol.
Sorry missed these old comment replies
Good shots all round considering the conditions. What you were actually shooting was Stob Dearg above the Coupall falls. The Buachailles (the Shepherds, plural ) form the side walls of the glen that the Coupall flows out of slightly further north (the MacIains kept their cattle up there, hence shepherds).
I got one of my favourite shots of my youngest daughter gathering Bog Myrtle (midge repellant) with crepuscular rays streaming over the Stob (means 'stick' but probably the concept of a gatepost of an entranceway is appropriate) late one summer evening.
Don't worry about the length of videos when you're covering multiple sites, if it was just one site it might seem long.
haha you know me i always get something wrong, most people call it the buchaille mountain