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I really couldn't be doing these videos, David - I'll leave it to the experts like yourself. Thanks for all your graft.

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Really lovely images, David.

I like the Birch image. Thanks for sharing

Lovely colours David. I think that the Lakes are at their best when covered in their autumnal colours. Thanks for the video.

sorry " Halt this decay"

You achieved some nice Images David, It's a shame that Tarn Hows is only a shadows of itself as it was some 30 years ago with all the beautiful trees now gone and more dying each year, I cannot fathom why the National Park has not tried to haunt this decay, It's such a shame, great Video as are all your Videos, regards, Colin.

I like the last two images.. To bad the sky wasn't more interesting for the others. Thanks for sharing

You are making amazing video content. I just watched the video and your video quality is appreciable. I am so impressed by your content, I was analyzing your channel and noticed that You are struggling with video views and video ranking. May I share some tips on how you can achieve your goals?

Between 8 - 14! I usually go for F11.

Been to Johnny Wood a number of times; never disappoints. I've also been over High Doat and down the other side to Scaleclose Force - that's worth a look if you ever do this again. I'm not sure if it is the way that RUclips presents your images, but they always appear very saturated? The greens are very vivid and the browns, reds and yellows etc almost clipping? If you compare the colours on the video footage to that of the stills hopefully you will see what I'm seeing. Just thought you should be aware. Looking forward to being in your area in a weeks time and spending a week indulging in some photography!

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I thought the boulder image worked particularly well, David. The slight overexposure produced a more muted, film-like effect. Enjoyed the video and congratulations on reaching 750 subs.

I can remember taking the same image of that exact wall - not too successfully - Another relaxing video - cheers

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So nice.❤

So nice photography ❤. Ghulam Rasool Hashtnaghar from Pakistan.I love landscape photography.keep it up and enjoy.

All depends on the density of the Forest , location ... and the weather .. was out up the local woods F9-11 i used Top Drawer

Great video! And you look cheerful mate! Yealous on the fact that you guys have actual waterfalls there!

I love photographing in the woodlands. It offers the greatest variety of possibilities for you to make the picture want. Meaning if you want to blur the foreground or the background, then do it. I think there is no fixed aperture for the woodland, and in your conclusions I think you come to that point. The picture is in the eye of the beholder. Have you tried "focus stacking"? The camera takes a series of pictures from foreground to the background and then you stitch them together on the computer. The resulting picture is quite amazing. Sadly my camera can't do this. Please keep making these videos. I admire what you are doing. Keep up the GREAT work! Cheers from British Columbia Canada!

I think the answer to your question is that it will vary according to the subject. If you were photographing a single leaf on a branch then you'd probably open the lens and blur out the background, whereas for a scene like your first composition you'd close it down to capture everything sharp. I liked the second image, but the processing jarred - there was no need to de-saturate so hard - just back the luminosity of the greens off a bit and you'd have been fine. The dead tree I'd have ignored - the sky is just too distracting - and the hanging branch tree again I'd have cut the sky out of the frame. You can't just pull the highlights back because all the software will do is turn them grey. I've wombled through Ashness woods many times - the walk down to Watendlath Beck is lovely in the autumn, and if you carry straight on over the Beck then you can get to Shepherds Crag which is another lovely spot. I'm back in your area in a couple of weeks time and very much looking forward to it.

PS I am your 750th subscriber. Original target met. 1000 next.

I liked the photo of the dead tree and the last one with the path. However on the last one, as you said, the light was not consistent. Looking at the images on the IPad screen it was quite hard to be sure of the clarity anyway. Probably much easier to determine an opinion on a big PC screen.

I am not much of a woodland photographer mainly because I have yet to "see" a subject that I could capture a descent composition. The images that are most appealing from others all have a distinct separation from the subject and the background whether that be to just a less cluttered scene or a fog that disguises or completely hides the clutter, and great lighting conditions is always a plus. I envy and applaud those that put in way more effort than I do to accomplish the feat of capturing pleasing woodland scenes. Thanks for sharing

Beautiful Timelapse. Love the vibes of the town

Nice them limey I was there 2 weeks ago spot on photos 📸 😊

A really lovely video. I thought the vertical pano was really effective. I must have a try myself when I go to Lewis and Harris in a couple of weeks.

Nice images and video David, thank you for posting. I think that the vertical pano worked quite well. Cheers.

Great photos, early Autumn colours looking ideal, especially with the Rowan berries. I've walked down that path once but after a long day and didn't take any photos. A tilt shift lens is great for panos (vertical and horizontal) - only problem is they're chuffin' expensive!

My favorite conditions for waterfall photography. Mostly cloudy or overcast. I will shoot taller falls in a vertical or "vertorama" if the surrounding area is not so interesting.Thanks for sharing

Lovely video and and shots thank you sir the best to you and yours.

Nice them limey lovely shots 😊

Great video. Bit sketchy though at the end there! Cheers mate!

Absolutely fantastic 👏👏👏 i camp at rukins regularly and have many videos and pictures of all the waterfalls here

That was a grand day out! Made me think about the amount of gear to take for trips where I'm walking long distances or steep climbs. Tendency to take too many lenses just in case then never use half of them..... and the weight can become very significant😆. Great ridge walking up there and there's nothing wrong with resting your eyes for a while in conditions like that. I thought that the pano composition with the drystone wall at 0930 looked really good.

You missed the iconic Tommy statue literally 200 yards from where you were

I have to say that when you outlined your intended route in your intro, I was immediately struck by the enormity of the task - not least because it included walking practically the length of Ennerdale (and back) as well. No disrespect, but that would be a real schlep for a twenty-year old. Great effort though, and lovely images again.

Nice views from up there. Thanks for sharing

That was a fair old walk and I think that you did well with the light conditions. One thing that I've learnt being a solo walker is to know your limits - you can have a goal but pushing on regardless is not a good thing. It's always better to get down and give a go another day. Great to see you back on your home ground. Thanks for the video.

Of the four pillbox and castle images I think that I prefer the first one. I agree with you about height, even raising or lowering your tripod by just one section can have a dramatic effect on your image. When I look for the best spot to take an image from I try to also vary the height at which I am looking. Thanks for the video.

Nice video and images David especially that first one of the stack. Thanks for the upload.

Looks like a nice little area for a mooch around. Thanks for the videi.

Always nice to see a different perspective David. Thanks.

Some lovely images David from a lovely place. One of my favourite places especially in autumn, in fact my current desktop background image is an autumnal images taken from above the larger of the two reservoirs. It's a little bit more popular now with photographers since the advent of vlogging I think. Thanks for the video. Cheers.

Fantastic 😊

Great video and advice 🙂👍

Very enjoyable and informative. The WW2 Bunker and Castle tells a story of a defensive position, well done. Keep up the good work.