Everything is glued together so amazingly refreshing, Music, video editing, commentary, helpful tips and off course the Breathtaking photos, the one with the little pool is my favourite with a contrast of all the colours coming together.Thanks for sharing!
Some cracking B-Roll video in there Gary, loving that location, which I think would look incredible with a real stormy sky behind it. As always some stunning photography, but I'm not going to comment on the legs!!!!
Amazing pics. Hard work this vlogging. Drone shots, panning time lapses and then multiple gears and microphones to film capturing the images. And all this carried during a hike with overnight sleep in the car park. Thank you for creating and posting these videos🙏🙏
I really enjoyed this tutorial. It really helped to listen to your thought process as you look around for the best foreground interest to go with Blackchurch rock. Very helpful! Amazing rock and it did look like a large iron. Thank you!
Late to the party here but I've only just discovered your channel. 😃 I'll tell you the same thing I told my partner: I will not be limited by the arbitrary constraints others voluntarily inflict upon themselves for one nonsense reason or another.. I will go out and take six hundred pictures if I want. I will mix and match genres, slipping from landscape to street to wildlife and not bat an eye. I would rather go home with an over abundance to choose from than regret all the images I could have took....and didn't. Not every image needs to be award winning. I find beauty everywhere, including in the ordinary. And for me, photography is 100% about finding that beauty.
Of course you can’t take too many photos of a subject! I look forward to all your videos. Devon looks incredible !! My wife and I are thinking about going to Ireland and England next year. We might have to go see Devon. Keep the videos coming!!
Brilliant video and great pictures. It's a lovely location but I found it's not the easiest place to photograph, probably just me. And yes 'quite slippy'. North Devon has a stunningly rugged coastline with lots of small harbours. I'm planning to photograph it all from the Somerset Exmoor border to the Cornwall border and started exploring some remote parts of the South West Coast path first. Enjoy. Grab a decent pasty too.
Wow, you put a lot of hard work into this video and it shows. Thanks for giving me 22 minutes to unwind and see a place I would otherwise never see. Your photos are great and never too many. Nice work!
Thanks for that, Gary. I found the same problem with sunlight entering the viewfinder. The 1Dx has a mechanical shutter to close the viewfinder but with my 5D3 my wife made me a small blackout bag that just slips over the hotshoe and covers the viewfinder. Works a treat.
I live in Utah. I take quite a few . Because we are surrounded by mass landscapes. So I don't think you can take too many when you are surrounded by great landscapes. Great vid Gary.
Great location, which I photographed for the first time just over a year ago before the first lockdown hit us. It's a real challenge to get an image of the water running up the channels and being able to see through both holes in Blackchurch Rock, which I failed at miserably as that relies on being there at the exact right moment. However, really like your image with the rockpool in the foreground. Somewhat surprised that this was your first ever visit to Devon, which has some really great locations.
I can't believe that we had never been there. Lived in Cornwall most of my life and had heard of Hartland and BlackChurch Rock but never visited it. James and I are going back there sometime as it isn't too far to travel. Your photos are stunning as always. Looking forward to seeing the other videos.
Brilliant and beautiful. Wish I’d known about this location 30 years ago when we last visited Devon and Cornwall. There was a great pub over by Welcombe Mouth as I recall. Which reminds me we haven’t seen your drinking buddies in a long time…. As I remember there were some terrific brew pubs in the south. Starting with the Anchor in Peranthnew? And working around the coast. Hope you have a chance to check them out and report back….
Great video! Amazing location ! Having sunrise backlight could have been a breath taker. About many pictures: I thought that was the idea of a photography )) as long as you get least one decent shot outta it. Cheers!
Why does people says you take too many photos??? Don't forget it: Is your channel, are your photos, are your rules. in fact, your photos are splendid and I supposed everyone here enjoy them. Thanks for your content, is really inspire! Cheers!!
I love geology. That slanted layered rock makes me wonder. Nice that you can still get up after kneeling on rock for a few minutes. I'm not capable of that anymore(well, not without moaning and all).
Another great video, Gary. If I may offer a wee tip: I noticed you kneeling on the rocks. As a military man I've been issued with a set of knee pads; out with the camera once I was kneeling down to set the tripod low and wished I had my knee pads with me. They've been an integral part of my kit since. Your knees will thank you.
You can never take too many images! This one was awesome Gary really enjoyed it, glad you did not fly the drone through the rock. Stunning location and perfect images. Thanks for sharing
Loving some of the shots. If you love taking photos then “ without stating the obvious” you just can’t take too many. Some great shots and the vids not too shabby either. Polarised rock shots look fab. Just one thing - keeping your feet dry! Now that’s just not on. MJ
Too many pictures? Naw. My favorites almost always seem to be the first few, but you never know until later on the big screen. Iron? Yah. Legs? Some men are meant for kilts and shorts… some aren’t. I have no bragging or criticizing rights there mate. I never crop in camera there is so often different compositions I didn’t initially see. Brilliant and wonderful images Gary.
Great content and beautiful images, thanks for sharing. Never too many pictures, I always thought I was doing something wrong by shooting lots of different photographs when at a photogenic location (when I see pro photographers on TH-cam going out with the intention of shooting one or two images) but, as you say, I just love taking pictures.
While viewing the video, I felt like I was actually there. Great experience. Gary, I have been watching lot of your videos these days and your style of explaining composition and other things is really very good. A lot to learn from... Thanks a ton
I love to take many images. Spot on Gary with all the shots! This was a fantastic video!! From a location I’ve wanted to go to for along time. Wonderful photography Gary!! Also perfect for ironing my shirts, but I’ve been told I need to iron my shirts over a wok... 🤣
Brilliant, Gary! Love it :) Back in the field and the educational thought process is valuable. Natural, down to earth, easy to digest, applicable to all. Bang on! Cheers!
Great stuff, Gary. As always. Love they location and images you were able to get. Also like the new look to the video. Keep’em coming and take as many pictures as you want. 👏🏻👏🏻
When I made night photos with my DSLR I used to use a blob of Blu-Tak over the eye-piece to block the light. The next camera had a shutter over the eye-piece and I don't have that problem with mirror less. Each photo builds on the previous, nothing like watching the evolution of "working the shot."
I love your patience Gary. I love to just work a location and let it flow. If you ever re-visit there, the other side of Blackchurch Rock is wonderful too and the rocks are really dramatic.
I occasionally have that same issue with the sun coming over my shoulder creating rear-flare (?) on the images. I now carry a small black cloth (~ 12x24) and a couple of wood clothes line clips to hold it in place from any wind. The reason for the length is to not only block the viewfinder, but also the landscape filters from that same strong light as I did get some 'flare' from them one time also. Doesn't weigh much so why not?
People tend to have an opinion on everything. You do it your way, they can do it their way. I love the pace in your videos. No stress and great fotos 😍👍📷
A Tip: I always wind some duct tape on one of the legs of my tripod. One of the often uses for this is, to use a small portion of the duct tape to close the viewfinder during a long exposure (your issue of stray light solved...). It has many other uses as well - I even once did a 1-hour star trail photo by taping a small portion of a stick to the shutter button in bulb mode because I forgot to bring my remote release cable.
I remember commenting on them legs along time ago when you were in the Lake District & you took off your shoes & socks, rolled up the trousers to get in the lake. I was in Exmoor last week & cut the holiday short after 4 days of cloudless blue sky. Nice to see you down in my part of the country Gary. Maybe you made it to Nuns Cross Farm Eh! The reference to the iron was a flat iron or am I showing my age.... Maybe when I am up on Exmoor in October I will have a venture to this location. Stay safe my friend & thank you.
Great day out with the camera! Love the chilled approach...! The final shots are awesome... Also really appreciate the long exposure lines of step like blocks in the sea very much! 🧡🧡
No, you can never take too many pictures. However I have to take a lot more than you do to get any worth keeping, but like you, I love taking pictures. Another class vlog and 13 epic images, wonderful stuff. I paricularly like the B&W Long Exposure shots.
I really liked the second one in the series and also the last b/w image. I think I'll get out the technology and start looking for a date and time for a sunrise through the arches which is compatible with a suitable tide time. Many thanks for the inspiration. Stay safe and well.
In my opinion, it does not matter about the volume of images, if they are all quality like yours. Thanks for sharing your craft in a laid back and plain language manner Gary!
Wow! Gary,you really are the Master! I’ve recently subscribed and started following you on here,going back through your earlier catalogue up to date. I find all of your images to be so ‘tastefully’ composed and adore everything that you have put on here. You have inspired me to take up Photography again and after seeing you at work, this time I hope to have some kind of understanding of what I am doing!😂 Thank you and take care. Kind regards. Alan.
Thanks Gary, it is always a pleasure to discover all those wonderful places through your photograph eye.
Cheers 👍👍
Images are stunning as always Gary , what a fab location looks gorgeous . Thanks for sharing you always give 100% 👍
Many thanks 👍👍
Dish-de-lish as the Master would say, love watching your videos Gary and beautiful photos 👍🏻
Thank you Joy 👍👍
Everything is glued together so amazingly refreshing, Music, video editing, commentary, helpful tips and off course the Breathtaking photos, the one with the little pool is my favourite with a contrast of all the colours coming together.Thanks for sharing!
Good Morning from New Zealand, Great BlackChurch rock Vlog, I really enjoyed it, thanks for sharing, Have a great weekend
Thank you! You too! 👍👍
Some cracking B-Roll video in there Gary, loving that location, which I think would look incredible with a real stormy sky behind it. As always some stunning photography, but I'm not going to comment on the legs!!!!
lol Cheers Steve 👍👍
The master at work, superb. Cheers Gary thanks for sharing this.
Many thanks 👍👍
Amazing pics. Hard work this vlogging. Drone shots, panning time lapses and then multiple gears and microphones to film capturing the images. And all this carried during a hike with overnight sleep in the car park. Thank you for creating and posting these videos🙏🙏
You can't take too many when they are incredible. Love watching a master at his craft and love that rock.
Many thanks 👍👍
Terrific images here Garry. Great work mate. Oh, and you can never take too many images.
Beautiful location Gary and a fine rock that Blackchurch Rock in Devon. 👌👌
I really enjoyed this tutorial. It really helped to listen to your thought process as you look around for the best foreground interest to go with Blackchurch rock. Very helpful! Amazing rock and it did look like a large iron. Thank you!
Thanks Melissa 👍👍
Most informative and enjoyable video, Gary. Love the shots - never too many.
Another great vlog Gary please keep them coming
Thanks 👍
Seriously Gary ~ you are soooooo good at this. Thank you for all of it.
It’s amazing work Gary you one and only I like to watch your setting beautiful world thank you Gary Temor
What a fantastic location Gary. Love the images. Never too many mate 👍😊
Another brilliant vlog. Your images are simply stunning. Thank you for sharing
Great video as always Gary, looking forward to the next location 👍
Great video, well produced, with some great images as well, nothing not to like, well done
Late to the party here but I've only just discovered your channel. 😃 I'll tell you the same thing I told my partner: I will not be limited by the arbitrary constraints others voluntarily inflict upon themselves for one nonsense reason or another.. I will go out and take six hundred pictures if I want. I will mix and match genres, slipping from landscape to street to wildlife and not bat an eye. I would rather go home with an over abundance to choose from than regret all the images I could have took....and didn't. Not every image needs to be award winning. I find beauty everywhere, including in the ordinary. And for me, photography is 100% about finding that beauty.
Couldn't agree more :)
Of course you can’t take too many photos of a subject! I look forward to all your videos. Devon looks incredible !! My wife and I are thinking about going to Ireland and England next year. We might have to go see Devon. Keep the videos coming!!
Brilliant video and great pictures. It's a lovely location but I found it's not the easiest place to photograph, probably just me. And yes 'quite slippy'. North Devon has a stunningly rugged coastline with lots of small harbours. I'm planning to photograph it all from the Somerset Exmoor border to the Cornwall border and started exploring some remote parts of the South West Coast path first. Enjoy. Grab a decent pasty too.
You've made me hungry now :) Cheers 👍👍
Another gem, never to many landscape images.
Fabulous location.Thanks for another super video.
Great video Gary, thank you. Fabulous photos too 😀
Talk about leading lines. Excellent video and great photos!
Wow, you put a lot of hard work into this video and it shows. Thanks for giving me 22 minutes to unwind and see a place I would otherwise never see. Your photos are great and never too many. Nice work!
You definitely put a lot of work into this video and it is much appreciated. It's always a good day when I see that you have posted.
Very kind, Vera. Thank you 👍👍
Thanks for that, Gary. I found the same problem with sunlight entering the viewfinder. The 1Dx has a mechanical shutter to close the viewfinder but with my 5D3 my wife made me a small blackout bag that just slips over the hotshoe and covers the viewfinder. Works a treat.
Your work is simply breathtaking.
And the way you put your vlogs together honestly captures your trip to its fullest. Stunning.
Richie. X
Your Awesome Gary, Very Inspiring ,Splendid Job.
great job, fantastic place and images, i love yor work, the best reference. congratulations. thanks
I live in Utah. I take quite a few . Because we are surrounded by mass landscapes. So I don't think you can take too many when you are surrounded by great landscapes. Great vid Gary.
Great location, which I photographed for the first time just over a year ago before the first lockdown hit us. It's a real challenge to get an image of the water running up the channels and being able to see through both holes in Blackchurch Rock, which I failed at miserably as that relies on being there at the exact right moment. However, really like your image with the rockpool in the foreground. Somewhat surprised that this was your first ever visit to Devon, which has some really great locations.
Will be in Devon early June so thanks for the location idea Gary. I'll take my wellies!
Amazing images, I really admire your work and the way in which you share your knowledge, Thank you.
Great set of pictures and stunning vlog Gary, being only a 10 minute drive for me I should go there more often,
Cheers Simon 👊🏻👍🏻😄
Thanks 👍
Loved the wide view image at 7:47
Cheers Keith 👍👍
Great video Gary I’m down that way in August so I will use your tips on this video can’t wait to see where you go next in Devon
Many thanks 👍👍
Another superb video. You may take lots of shots ,but the end results are some fantastic images. 👍
I can't believe that we had never been there. Lived in Cornwall most of my life and had heard of Hartland and BlackChurch Rock but never visited it. James and I are going back there sometime as it isn't too far to travel. Your photos are stunning as always. Looking forward to seeing the other videos.
Many thanks Claudia 👍👍
Brilliant and beautiful. Wish I’d known about this location 30 years ago when we last visited Devon and Cornwall. There was a great pub over by Welcombe Mouth as I recall. Which reminds me we haven’t seen your drinking buddies in a long time…. As I remember there were some terrific brew pubs in the south. Starting with the Anchor in Peranthnew? And working around the coast. Hope you have a chance to check them out and report back….
What a fantastic place! And great pics!
Great video! Amazing location ! Having sunrise backlight could have been a breath taker.
About many pictures: I thought that was the idea of a photography )) as long as you get least one decent shot outta it.
Cheers!
Awesome video I really appreciate all your hard work compilng these absolutely magnificent
Great one Gary loved the set up on your location
Smashing video. That rock pool did look good
stunning images & boss location, learning a lot from your vlogs 🍻 Gary
Lovely images. All I can say about the dress code is that you were the smartest looking guy stood on that rock that day. Love your work.
Why does people says you take too many photos??? Don't forget it: Is your channel, are your photos, are your rules.
in fact, your photos are splendid and I supposed everyone here enjoy them. Thanks for your content, is really inspire! Cheers!!
What a lovely location Garry , and you certainly made the most of it , quality Images as per usual , can't wait to see the next vlog ,
I love geology. That slanted layered rock makes me wonder. Nice that you can still get up after kneeling on rock for a few minutes. I'm not capable of that anymore(well, not without moaning and all).
Same as me Jeff; Hartland Point is spectacular as well. I live in Devon and these locations are on my doorstep..
All that time spent was well worth it, stunning images and as always, a great film. Thank you Gary.
I remember the steam train on the viaduct. Too many pictures back then I thought. I liked every one.
There is defenitely a huge iron, I can see it. Nice work and there are never to many pics. Thank you for your hard work.
Beautiful images mate, stunning.
Thanks Gary, keep up the great work.
Love the one with the tide pool, beautiful colors!
Another great video, Gary.
If I may offer a wee tip: I noticed you kneeling on the rocks. As a military man I've been issued with a set of knee pads; out with the camera once I was kneeling down to set the tripod low and wished I had my knee pads with me. They've been an integral part of my kit since. Your knees will thank you.
Fabulous adventure Gary!
Great location, stunning shots and one hell of a video, all by a top man. (but those pins.....)
lol Cheers Ian 👍👍
keep taking lots of shots your work is awesome
You can never take too many images! This one was awesome Gary really enjoyed it, glad you did not fly the drone through the rock. Stunning location and perfect images. Thanks for sharing
Loving some of the shots. If you love taking photos then “ without stating the obvious” you just can’t take too many.
Some great shots and the vids not too shabby either. Polarised rock shots look fab. Just one thing - keeping your feet dry! Now that’s just not on. MJ
Great images... the car park is not an overnight car park!!
Wide angle paradise .. you're a lucky man Gary :-)
“Simply Stunning’ Gary, wish I could pop in the car and go down to the South coast, so many beautiful scenes to try and capture
Too many pictures? Naw. My favorites almost always seem to be the first few, but you never know until later on the big screen. Iron? Yah. Legs? Some men are meant for kilts and shorts… some aren’t. I have no bragging or criticizing rights there mate. I never crop in camera there is so often different compositions I didn’t initially see. Brilliant and wonderful images Gary.
Great content and beautiful images, thanks for sharing. Never too many pictures, I always thought I was doing something wrong by shooting lots of different photographs when at a photogenic location (when I see pro photographers on TH-cam going out with the intention of shooting one or two images) but, as you say, I just love taking pictures.
You aced it again, time for a beer 🍺
Always beer-o-clock :) Cheers 👍👍
While viewing the video, I felt like I was actually there. Great experience. Gary, I have been watching lot of your videos these days and your style of explaining composition and other things is really very good. A lot to learn from... Thanks a ton
Patience, persistence and perseverance pays dividends. Love the images. Especially the b&w’ s. Congratulations 👏
I love to take many images. Spot on Gary with all the shots! This was a fantastic video!! From a location I’ve wanted to go to for along time. Wonderful photography Gary!! Also perfect for ironing my shirts, but I’ve been told I need to iron my shirts over a wok... 🤣
Brilliant, Gary! Love it :) Back in the field and the educational thought process is valuable. Natural, down to earth, easy to digest, applicable to all. Bang on! Cheers!
Great stuff, Gary. As always. Love they location and images you were able to get. Also like the new look to the video. Keep’em coming and take as many pictures as you want. 👏🏻👏🏻
When I made night photos with my DSLR I used to use a blob of Blu-Tak over the eye-piece to block the light. The next camera had a shutter over the eye-piece and I don't have that problem with mirror less.
Each photo builds on the previous, nothing like watching the evolution of "working the shot."
Great shots and liked the BNW most !!
🇨🇵 Bonjour,
Magnifique, c'est du beau boulot ! 👍
I love your patience Gary. I love to just work a location and let it flow. If you ever re-visit there, the other side of Blackchurch Rock is wonderful too and the rocks are really dramatic.
Final image is spectacular
I occasionally have that same issue with the sun coming over my shoulder creating rear-flare (?) on the images. I now carry a small black cloth (~ 12x24) and a couple of wood clothes line clips to hold it in place from any wind. The reason for the length is to not only block the viewfinder, but also the landscape filters from that same strong light as I did get some 'flare' from them one time also. Doesn't weigh much so why not?
People tend to have an opinion on everything. You do it your way, they can do it their way.
I love the pace in your videos. No stress and great fotos 😍👍📷
Great images Gary and a fantastic location. I managed to get there between lockdowns last year and planning a re-visit to the area this year.
A Tip: I always wind some duct tape on one of the legs of my tripod. One of the often uses for this is, to use a small portion of the duct tape to close the viewfinder during a long exposure (your issue of stray light solved...). It has many other uses as well - I even once did a 1-hour star trail photo by taping a small portion of a stick to the shutter button in bulb mode because I forgot to bring my remote release cable.
I remember commenting on them legs along time ago when you were in the Lake District & you took off your shoes & socks, rolled up the trousers to get in the lake. I was in Exmoor last week & cut the holiday short after 4 days of cloudless blue sky. Nice to see you down in my part of the country Gary. Maybe you made it to Nuns Cross Farm Eh! The reference to the iron was a flat iron or am I showing my age.... Maybe when I am up on Exmoor in October I will have a venture to this location. Stay safe my friend & thank you.
Thank you Nicky. I didn't go to Exmoor as it happens :)
Great day out with the camera! Love the chilled approach...! The final shots are awesome... Also really appreciate the long exposure lines of step like blocks in the sea very much! 🧡🧡
Great video loved the slow exposure black & white i don't think it really matters how many you take its good to have difference composures
No, you can never take too many pictures. However I have to take a lot more than you do to get any worth keeping, but like you, I love taking pictures. Another class vlog and 13 epic images, wonderful stuff. I paricularly like the B&W Long Exposure shots.
Great content as always Gary, the last shots are stunning, especially the rock pool ones, you make it all look so easy, top man 👍
Spot on Gary. Great production this and makes me wish I could emulate your work
Love it. Thank you
You can’t beat working the location gary
Some stunning images Gary, you can never take too many images when there that good 👍 Enjoyed watching.
I really liked the second one in the series and also the last b/w image. I think I'll get out the technology and start looking for a date and time for a sunrise through the arches which is compatible with a suitable tide time. Many thanks for the inspiration. Stay safe and well.
In my opinion, it does not matter about the volume of images, if they are all quality like yours. Thanks for sharing your craft in a laid back and plain language manner Gary!
Only 13! Just love your enthusiasm and passion. You are such an inspiration to many of us following you
Keep it up Gary . Rocking the shorts too 🤟🤟
No such thing as too many photos. Lovely photos!
Many thanks! Nuns Cross Farm Eh!
Beautiful images as usual of a fabulous subject. You can never take too many shots in my opinion, you never know which one will be a gem 😉👍
you can NEVER take too many images. I would like to think that was true, but you have to set limits. great video 2x👍
Wow! Gary,you really are the Master!
I’ve recently subscribed and started following you on here,going back through your earlier catalogue up to date.
I find all of your images to be so ‘tastefully’ composed and adore everything that you have put on here.
You have inspired me to take up Photography again and after seeing you at work, this time I hope to have some kind of understanding of what I am doing!😂
Thank you and take care.
Kind regards.
Alan.
All my hard work is worth it just for your comment. Thank you xx