Lovely shots again! I have stayed on the Uists in my van last 2 years, if you go again get over to Vallay island , you have to walk over when the tide is out and it has a huge ruined house on it, very photogenic!
Damn Henry, the emotions you portray in your films! You make it seem so effortless when the majority of us mere mortals just fumble around trying to capture that perfect image 👌
Don't forget Henry that variety is the spice of life! I love the photos you took/take! I think we tend to take places for granted, so we don't appreciate how beautiful they are! Keep up the great blogs! Coming to the USA anytime soon?
Sadly, one of your fellow TH-camrs, Andrew Ditton, has announced he to move away from North Uist to care for his family in the south-east. Looks an amazing place!
Spectacular! These images are some of my favorites of yours ever! What amazing work and what an amazing location. I honestly don’t know how you even get yourself back to your van. I’d want to just pitch the tent right there on the beach and listen to those waves all night long.
Whilst Luskentyre is awesome, I think we’ve seen so many videos from various photographers that it’s nice to see some different places. Awesome shots 👍🏻
Beautiful tour/experience you have given us. I also must say if photography ever leaves your desire, IMO your voice would be great for voiceovers of tours (national geographic style) or documentary type shows.
Hi Henry, I'm so glad you got to the Uist's, been visiting there myself over the last dozen years on and off, one of the most idyllic places in my books, far from the madding crowd, weather so changeable, and a variety of landscapes to keep anyone busy, absolutely superb photos as usual, I'm glad you are as enthused about the place as I am, keep up the fantastic work!
Hi Henry, I think these are some of your best photos I’ve seen and I’m putting Uist on my must visit list for my next trip in Scotland. Keep up the good work 👍
Glad you're enjoying Scotland again Henry, stunning shots on Uist, the one with the black lines in the sand for me is the best of an excellent bunch. Some calendar shots in there mate. 👍😎
Wish that i had known that you were here as i would have come had a chst with you,i live in Lochmaddy and been following your videos for a while now,glad thst you enjoyed our Islands,they truly are a magical place,no matter the weather,i normally run around with an F4 x400 mm lens on a Canon camera but perhaps you have persuaded me to invest in a lens for landscape,lol,i fo have the nifty 50 but suspect i could do better,with a wider lens,good work Henry.
Uist is to me the most beautiful of the Hebridian isles. But I'm biased as have family from there and have been going out since I was in my teens. You've captured it really well.
Fantastic video with fabulous images the last couple with those amazing rocks !! Delighted your having a great trip ! a awning would be a nice upgrade to the the blue jay !
Another outstanding video Henry, and really beautiful images, Uist is on the list to visit, the only islands left that me and the better half want to visit
@@HenryTurnerphoto Henry, I really enjoy your channel, among a number of landscape photography channels, although I wouldn't consider my self a landscape photographer. I have Scottish heritage so take a lot of pleasure in seeing the locations, although it's extremely unlikely I'll ever get to that side of the world... For the remote that dropped, salt water is an enemy of exposed contacts. I recommend that you open the control end and see if any water has penetrated. If it's dry breathe a sigh of relief and move to the other end. If it's wet inside flush with distilled water as you want to remove the salt, then with something like isopropyl alcohol. and wipe the outside with a cloth dampened with water, then IPA (and I'm not referring to the ale!). By the look of things the other end is Nikon DC2, so the contacts are inside the plug. If it got dunked repeat the distilled water followed by IPA flush. I've had to deal with a few bits and pieces that have been dipped in the sea and even gold contacts will show signs of corrosion after a while. I read somewhere, years ago, that if you drop a camera or suchlike in the sea the best thing to do is to immediately flush it with plain, preferably distilled or deionised , water as it's already wet and you need to get rid of the salt. Good luck with the remote. Keep up the good work and maintain your enthusiasm - it's infectious!
Wow, fab shots and location. Watching you on those beaches is just like watching me when I'm out on the beaches near me 😂. Those colours in the rocks are similar to a beach called Man Sands near me. Maybe you need a spare remote like I have as I'm always getting mine soaked. Look forward to your next video. Regards Steve
Another good one Henry! As usual you captured some great shots, but to be honest I'd watch your videos anyway just for the scenery and the video of thes wonderful places. I love the remote Scottish beaches. 👍
Watching you from the US Arizona desert, with today's high temp of 112f, and seeing you along the surf makes me so envious of your trip. Great photographs.
Crossing the pond is a dream I don't think I'll see come true. Always wanted to see my mother's birthplace, Swansea Wales, and tour the isles. I'll just have to settle for my desert landscape and live that part vicariously through your lens. Don't get me wrong, AZ is a paradise of it’s own lol. As always, awesome video sir, thank you so much for sharing!
Fantastic video yet again. The Uists are utterly incredible, just hope hope the motor home army don't spoil it!!! We're heading back to Scotland in a couple of weeks following a successful weekend car camping for the first Time in the Moffatt Hills (have you been to the Grey Mare's Tail waterfall and Loch Skeen? This next trip will, for us, be about our photography for which you have been one of main inspirations. Just keep up your amazing journey, please 😊😊😊
Brilliant photos Henry, glad you've made it out to the Uists! I hope to go there one day, so far I've only explored mainlaind Scotland and a bit of Skye. Living the dream!
Once again, a great video with beautiful images. Your attitude and enthusiasm are a welcome alternative to so many others that, while still interesting, just seem to go through the motions. Love watching your channel.
Interesting location Henry... enjoyed the variety of pics...I thought it was supposed to be summer over there, but no swimmers or surfers .... cheers from Australia 🦘🦘😊
Hi Henry, another grand day out and thanks for sharing ... nice to see that we can spend thousands on camera gear yet a 10p showercap can be the difference ! More super photography again and what a marvellous location. Thanks again for another adventure.
Another great video Henry. I have been to many of the beaches in the north of Scotland but never there. You captured some fantastic image's and the colour's in the rocks were amazing. Look forward to the next one.
what a lovely collection of images Henry, if an environment such is this was made for anyone, then it would definitely be you as your work really shows of the true beauty of the place. Dont know if you have had your op yet, but if so, I hope the recovery is going ok for you
I’ve been following you on YT since you were just getting started and you are really making some quality content sir! Really enjoyed this. Killer video work and you got several wall hangers here!
I keep being told that if I say "one more shot" anymore, I will be walking home..... lol I seem to see one more thing each time I think I am done. Another great video and another sight added to my bucket list.
Thank you for another great video from a wonderful location, Henry! It's so beautiful there! Love the images, some of them have a nice abstract feeling to it, stunning!
Question re the use of a tripod in the surf--when I do this, and the surf comes in over the tripod's feet, my long exposures go blurry since the tripod ends up sinking a bit into the sand during the exposure. How do you prevent that? Also, further to an earlier video of yours in which you say "don't buy a wireless remote shutter release, they're a waste of money" (or words to that effect), mine has never fallen into the water, since it lives safely in my pocket while the bit on the camera is tightly connected to the hot shoe...
Henry....don't be obsessed with the notion of "foreground". The wavey drift lines in the sand, to me, deserved to be their own image from both a very high angle and also a low angle that had the lines bleeding into the edge of the frame.
Cheers Henry, it’s Sean in Atlanta! Cheeseburger? A man after my own gizzard! Scotland is a very magical and beautiful country! The UK is really a special part of the world! So, I am curious. You said the first night you got two images. How many images did it take to get those two keepers? I often take a couple of images with changing my EC with each one. Inquiring minds want to know… hahaha, excellent video, my friend! Be safe! Sean
Lovely shots again!
I have stayed on the Uists in my van last 2 years, if you go again get over to Vallay island , you have to walk over when the tide is out and it has a huge ruined house on it, very photogenic!
Oh yes!
Damn Henry, the emotions you portray in your films!
You make it seem so effortless when the majority of us mere mortals just fumble around trying to capture that perfect image 👌
Haha thanks a lot
Thank you Henry-Scotland deserves you!
The latest Oxford dictionary defines enthusiasm as Henry Turner. The location brought out the best in you.
Love the way you have used such wonderful texture of the landscape along with the light, you bring out the life of the landscape “sublime” 👍
Don't forget Henry that variety is the spice of
life! I love the photos you took/take! I think we tend to take places for granted, so we don't appreciate how beautiful they are! Keep up the great blogs! Coming to the USA anytime soon?
Stunning Henry! 🤗🙌😘🥰🙌🙌🙌💙🩵💙🎼☕️🌊🚙🌅📷🥇🏆
Thank you!
Coastal photography is indeed a somewhat calming experience when you see the final.image. wel done Henry.
Love how you can end a poetic description of the spectacular Uist landscape…. With a cheeseburger 🍔 …. Brilliant 😀
Sadly, one of your fellow TH-camrs, Andrew Ditton, has announced he to move away from North Uist to care for his family in the south-east. Looks an amazing place!
Wow! Henry, what brilliant images. I have to say, "you are, where I 'd like to be". That's my sort of place. Well done Quick Brew! 👍
Many thanks!
Spectacular! These images are some of my favorites of yours ever! What amazing work and what an amazing location. I honestly don’t know how you even get yourself back to your van. I’d want to just pitch the tent right there on the beach and listen to those waves all night long.
Thank you very much!
Whilst Luskentyre is awesome, I think we’ve seen so many videos from various photographers that it’s nice to see some different places. Awesome shots 👍🏻
@8.30 Henry that sand in the ball joint of your tripod man!!!!!
Fantastic video, I especially loved the shot with the beautiful rocks in the foreground,awesome day image 👏
Aaaah, that's one of my favourite beaches on the Outer Hebs, love the sand patterns shot that's a smart image 👍
Beautiful shots Henry and what a location my wife and I have a three week trip around Scotland next year can't wait to see the amazing landscape.
Wow that 2nd one (job done) 👌👌👌
Stunning location and images. Love your channel Henry. It’s a real tonic. Thank you
Your videos always make my day! This one knocked it out the park. Stunning images (as always- but even more stunnier!). 😊
Look forward to your weekly travels Henry👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Absolutely stunning
Beautiful tour/experience you have given us. I also must say if photography ever leaves your desire, IMO your voice would be great for voiceovers of tours (national geographic style) or documentary type shows.
That landscape reminds me of the German island of Sylt. One of my favorite places on this earth. 🥹
Sorry all I can see is Henry on the beach cosplaying a Turtle with his backpack cover on. 😅
Top drawer Henry keep 'em' coming.
Absolutely love your enthusiasm!!!
Great Shots buddy , I love it , mesmerizing compositions . Wishes from India 🇮🇳.
Lived there back in the 90s and unfortunately I was more into climbing and fishing than photography back then. Must get round to going back sometime.
Some great pictures Henry, so lucky to visit some great places.
That portrait shot at 9:20.... absolutely fantastic - thumbs up!
Thanks!
Hi Henry, I'm so glad you got to the Uist's, been visiting there myself over the last dozen years on and off, one of the most idyllic places in my books, far from the madding crowd, weather so changeable, and a variety of landscapes to keep anyone busy, absolutely superb photos as usual, I'm glad you are as enthused about the place as I am, keep up the fantastic work!
Hi Henry, I think these are some of your best photos I’ve seen and I’m putting Uist on my must visit list for my next trip in Scotland. Keep up the good work 👍
Wow, that’s a superb location, matched by the update and the results are stunning. 👍👏
Many thanks!
Excellent video great scenes
Settling down to my tea and a Henry Turner video 👍
or with a glass of wine ;-)
Okay I've watched it before! I'll probably watch it again before heading up to Scotland again.
Glad you're enjoying Scotland again Henry, stunning shots on Uist, the one with the black lines in the sand for me is the best of an excellent bunch. Some calendar shots in there mate. 👍😎
Thanks John yeah that’s my fav too. Hope you are well 👍🏼👍🏼
Wish that i had known that you were here as i would have come had a chst with you,i live in Lochmaddy and been following your videos for a while now,glad thst you enjoyed our Islands,they truly are a magical place,no matter the weather,i normally run around with an F4 x400 mm lens on a Canon camera but perhaps you have persuaded me to invest in a lens for landscape,lol,i fo have the nifty 50 but suspect i could do better,with a wider lens,good work Henry.
Some wonderful images there Henry. Many thanks for sharing them with us.
Many thanks
I've never been over to Uist, looks fantastic, and those rocks - truly amazing!
Yes it’s wonderful!
Uist is to me the most beautiful of the Hebridian isles. But I'm biased as have family from there and have been going out since I was in my teens.
You've captured it really well.
Cheers!
@@HenryTurnerphoto did you look for the Uist Sculpture trail?
My favourite is Sanctuary as the background is belting.
Hi Henry. Stick some Velcro on a tripod leg, and the remote! You can unplug it from the camera and it stays where you need it.👍
Cool idea
Fantastic video with fabulous images the last couple with those amazing rocks !! Delighted your having a great trip ! a awning would be a nice upgrade to the the blue jay !
Many thanks!
Another outstanding video Henry, and really beautiful images, Uist is on the list to visit, the only islands left that me and the better half want to visit
Lovely pics Henry, let’s hope we see more from you in the Uists 👍
Thank you!
Not sure if you have had you op, hope so and very best wishes for a speedy recovery. Great video as always👍
Class mate! Down the remote shutter went just as the water came in 😆
Horrible it was. Didn't;t fancy popping down when sand was beneath. It's alright fortunately haha
@@HenryTurnerphoto Henry, I really enjoy your channel, among a number of landscape photography channels, although I wouldn't consider my self a landscape photographer. I have Scottish heritage so take a lot of pleasure in seeing the locations, although it's extremely unlikely I'll ever get to that side of the world...
For the remote that dropped, salt water is an enemy of exposed contacts. I recommend that you open the control end and see if any water has penetrated. If it's dry breathe a sigh of relief and move to the other end. If it's wet inside flush with distilled water as you want to remove the salt, then with something like isopropyl alcohol. and wipe the outside with a cloth dampened with water, then IPA (and I'm not referring to the ale!). By the look of things the other end is Nikon DC2, so the contacts are inside the plug. If it got dunked repeat the distilled water followed by IPA flush.
I've had to deal with a few bits and pieces that have been dipped in the sea and even gold contacts will show signs of corrosion after a while.
I read somewhere, years ago, that if you drop a camera or suchlike in the sea the best thing to do is to immediately flush it with plain, preferably distilled or deionised , water as it's already wet and you need to get rid of the salt.
Good luck with the remote. Keep up the good work and maintain your enthusiasm - it's infectious!
8:05 was that a seal or a piece of seaweed?
What an epic start to the video. Hooked instantly although every video is epic. I look forward to Thursdays. Cheers again Henry
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful! Scotland has so much to offer a photographer! Well done!
Couldn't agree more!
Stunning images..some of your best ever?
The veins of quartz in those rocks at the final beach were amazing. Such a wonderful foreground.
Wow, fab shots and location. Watching you on those beaches is just like watching me when I'm out on the beaches near me 😂. Those colours in the rocks are similar to a beach called Man Sands near me. Maybe you need a spare remote like I have as I'm always getting mine soaked. Look forward to your next video. Regards Steve
Cheers!!
Another good one Henry! As usual you captured some great shots, but to be honest I'd watch your videos anyway just for the scenery and the video of thes wonderful places. I love the remote Scottish beaches. 👍
Enjoyed that. Nice story telling and some lovely images 👍
Many thanks!
Another great video and photographs!!!
And the music is fantastic too!!!
Cheers!!
Watching you from the US Arizona desert, with today's high temp of 112f, and seeing you along the surf makes me so envious of your trip. Great photographs.
Thank you 😊
Gorgeous photos as always, but ohhhhh - I love those webbed footprints in the sand!!
Thanks a lot, something a bit different with that one haha
Different enough that I stopped the video for a closer look!
Wow, some amazing seascapes, I have to admit I love the sea, tranquil, majestic and wild all at the same time. well done.
Many thanks!
Brilliant photos on this adventure Henry!! Excellent location. All the best Graham.
Many thanks!
Crossing the pond is a dream I don't think I'll see come true.
Always wanted to see my mother's birthplace, Swansea Wales, and tour the isles.
I'll just have to settle for my desert landscape and live that part vicariously through your lens.
Don't get me wrong, AZ is a paradise of it’s own lol.
As always, awesome video sir, thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks!
Fantastic video yet again. The Uists are utterly incredible, just hope hope the motor home army don't spoil it!!! We're heading back to Scotland in a couple of weeks following a successful weekend car camping for the first Time in the Moffatt Hills (have you been to the Grey Mare's Tail waterfall and Loch Skeen? This next trip will, for us, be about our photography for which you have been one of main inspirations. Just keep up your amazing journey, please 😊😊😊
Hope you have a good one! I haven’t been round there yet!
@@HenryTurnerphoto ah, I like the "yet" 😁😁😁
Really enjoyed your video Henry! Fabulous images, so beautiful! Keep up the great posting!
Many thanks!
Brilliant photos Henry, glad you've made it out to the Uists! I hope to go there one day, so far I've only explored mainlaind Scotland and a bit of Skye. Living the dream!
You should!
Once again, a great video with beautiful images. Your attitude and enthusiasm are a welcome alternative to so many others that, while still interesting, just seem to go through the motions. Love watching your channel.
Interesting location Henry... enjoyed the variety of pics...I thought it was supposed to be summer over there, but no swimmers or surfers .... cheers from Australia 🦘🦘😊
Cheers, yes it was really quiet here!
So Henry, was it raining on the beach or were you just protecting from sea spray ? Love the image @12:25.... so good.
Great set of photos Henry, I think the last one aced it though!!
Cheers!
Hi Henry, another grand day out and thanks for sharing ... nice to see that we can spend thousands on camera gear yet a 10p showercap can be the difference ! More super photography again and what a marvellous location. Thanks again for another adventure.
Thanks 👍
Beautiful shots Henry! Once again, a pleasure to follow along on your adventure! Appreciate your upbeat attitude and enthusiasm! Cheers!
Thank you very much!
How dare you steal my Uists, 😊 good on you, lovely video, I’m there again in October so 🤞 for the the weather and light.
Another great video Henry.
I have been to many of the beaches in the north of Scotland but never there.
You captured some fantastic image's and the colour's in the rocks were amazing.
Look forward to the next one.
Many thanks!
I’d gladly hang any of those shots on my wall. Mesmerising!
Thanks Graham, I was really happy with the images from this video!!
what a lovely collection of images Henry, if an environment such is this was made for anyone, then it would definitely be you as your work really shows of the true beauty of the place. Dont know if you have had your op yet, but if so, I hope the recovery is going ok for you
Many thanks mate
I think your seascape photos are my favorites. Thanks again for a terrific video!
Glad you like them and thanks a lot!
I’ve been following you on YT since you were just getting started and you are really making some quality content sir! Really enjoyed this. Killer video work and you got several wall hangers here!
Thanks mate
Cracking video, love your work, keep it up! 😊
Thanks! 😀
La hermosa Escocia , espero un día visitar con mi cámara esas hermosas tierras , muy buen trabajo disfrútalo Henry
Wow what a location. So many great shots! Was this before or after your operation? Se eypu next week! Grt guidi
Those lines are fantastic. It wasn’t only luck tho 👌🏽
Turner I a half shell
Never a dull moment Henry, your emotions and your photography are class.🙂
I keep being told that if I say "one more shot" anymore, I will be walking home..... lol I seem to see one more thing each time I think I am done. Another great video and another sight added to my bucket list.
Thanks 🙏🏼
Thank you for another great video from a wonderful location, Henry! It's so beautiful there! Love the images, some of them have a nice abstract feeling to it, stunning!
very inspiring videos, keep up the good work Henry!
I appreciate that!
Epic
Oooh I could live there with just my camera, small house with a log fire and my dog.
The dream!
Great shots Henry. Looks like it was an awesome destination and an amazing adventure. Love your work. keep on going
Question re the use of a tripod in the surf--when I do this, and the surf comes in over the tripod's feet, my long exposures go blurry since the tripod ends up sinking a bit into the sand during the exposure. How do you prevent that? Also, further to an earlier video of yours in which you say "don't buy a wireless remote shutter release, they're a waste of money" (or words to that effect), mine has never fallen into the water, since it lives safely in my pocket while the bit on the camera is tightly connected to the hot shoe...
Another great Video with great seascapes.
Glad you like them!
👍📷😎🏴
Henry....don't be obsessed with the notion of "foreground". The wavey drift lines in the sand, to me, deserved to be their own image from both a very high angle and also a low angle that had the lines bleeding into the edge of the frame.
need to wash that remote in fresh water
Cheeseburger in Paradise
No such thing as no skill!!(re the wavy ripples!)- the skill is being out there and seeing what is there.
Are you aware that you are qualified to take on photo students?
Cheers Henry, it’s Sean in Atlanta! Cheeseburger? A man after my own gizzard! Scotland is a very magical and beautiful country! The UK is really a special part of the world!
So, I am curious. You said the first night you got two images. How many images did it take to get those two keepers? I often take a couple of images with changing my EC with each one. Inquiring minds want to know… hahaha, excellent video, my friend! Be safe!
Sean
I try my best to take a minimal amount of shots, I’m not sure why as I’m shooting digital haha
@@HenryTurnerphoto Yeah, I am sometimes guilty of taking multiple photos because they are free, so to speak, and I’m a bit of a perfectionist…