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Nice compositions, however some but not all pictures when displayed magnified show very strange artifacts. I'm not completely sure if it is just a video compression related (I view video at 1440p60), but it looks to me like artifacts from focus stacking. At 19:03 7:34 and 9:04.

Very nice work Sir. I Hope to experiment using your examples in the parks around my city this spring when there's more green available

Enjoyed that mate.Happy new year.Need to catch up soon,been too long….👍

Gorgeous pictures. Love me a mossy woodland

My dad said the very same words to me after the festive season. I have always appreciated his wise words, and am now 70 years old but man he got it right. Think positive you have and need your job holidays aren’t everything we all need the money and security so as when the good times come along we will appreciate them more. They have stood me in good stead since. Not only are your photos a pleasure to look at, but you throw in good advice as well Sir.

Nice to see you out and about Ian- I bought myself a new 16-35mm f2.8 lens - can't wait to get out and use it - as you say work gets in the way

Happy new year to you too Ian! Beautiful scenery and nice video and photographs as always!

Some nice images

Wow. Plenty of motion in those shots Ian. And burst mode really came into its own. Well done mate.

Well done Ian for finding something to take pictures of in this winter of awful light.

Happy New Year Ian, great to see you back . Great shots of crashing waves. Bristol channel is great for its big waves.

Awesome sea conditions at Watchet and a great angle to shoot from. It looked fun. I’ve only ever seen it calm and done long exposure. Now it’s on my bucket list for storms.

Thank you, at last someone explains the basics in plain English. Always wanted to give it a go but found it daunting. But now I have a better idea 💡

would be great to see the pre and post processed images?

Great shots and love the editing, maybe a video on your technique would be good

Some quite dramatic images there Ian nice to see you stayed quite local too - Happy New year mate

Wow! Awesome!

Good to see you back out with the camera Ian, you've captured some great waves there. Happy New Year.

Great to see you back Ian with some fantastic shots

Good to have you back gaffer, and some great photos of the coast. Happy New Year to you and all of your subscribers Sir.

Truly awesome pictures Ian!!

Here in Belgium, we don't have such wild sea...great pictures, Ian!!!

Great images. Good to see you back

Some really nice images there Ian.

Some nice shots mate….been a while since we were taking hundreds and hundreds of photos in a day….

Nice video and some great images Ian. How fantastic to have a camper van as a base when out and about! 😊

I love the woods but the rubbish and bags of dog shit left by these ignorant feckers really piss me off

Back in my film days. I would during the winter , be looking for trees that looked like black lightening reaching up. There was a tree, on the dark gray evening sky, that looked like black lightening. There was no way to get a photo ...Very busy road. So I would watch out for trees that looked like lightenng.

Nice captures. For me, water has to look wet. I tried long exposure many times. Some end up looking " dry " . Others look like " ice ".

No they aren't neccessary for any photography

some nice shots there i take it you walked upstream from the bridge

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Lovely spot that.Gets better the further up you go….See you soon mate.👍

Some lovely shots Ian, Autumn seems to be a bit late this year especially over here in Norfolk. I think the polariser is essential especially where water is concerned, but also great for making those colours pop.

Great video and photos as always. :) For me polarizing filters are one of my most important tools for landscape photography, only exceptions being low light, wanting to retain certain natural light and reflections or using an ultrawide lens. They should also be avoided for panorama shots, but I don't do those (yet). They make your shots (and skies) pop more, in a natural way, which saves a ton of time and effort in post-processing, and remove unwanted reflections which is practically impossible to do in post-processing. Love them.

Fingle Bridge is beautiful. The pub does great food too. Not far from Castle Drogo.

Love Robbers Bridge

It’s fantastic there. Things have changed now they ask that you don’t enter the wood anymore. So it’s a little bit harder to get your shots

Horner woods are beautiful, we go there quite often. Great little tearoom there too

This is my local go to place.

Thank you, it’s a type of photography I’m really keen to get into, your video has been really helpful

Thanks for taking us along on your woodland photo shoot 👍 thx for the tips and insights

Good to se you out and about again Ian, things dont always go to plan. Look forward to your next video.

Buddy , why would the images when clicked with phone camera looks soo small , while when we observe with eyes it looks decent, is there any way to click same size image as our eye see's

5 mins down the road from me....Took images of wild garlic in the spring there...Looked at the waterfalls close to the bridge lots of times...will scramble down there soon...happy to join you !

Nice video Ian- I love to got to Tarr Steps on Exmoor for a similar experience

Another great one from you Sir. Doesn’t matter how often you post a video, all that matters is the fact that you are alright and we are all happy when ever you post.

Great video Ian ,really enjoyed it.👌👌

Always an early morning mate….when we left yesterday at about midday that car park was rammed…..enjoyed this one mate.👍🏻

As they say: it's about the journey, not the destination, but sometimes the journey isn't too pleasant either. Don't beat yourself up about it: you'll get them next time. :) Very nice photographs as always and loved seeing you out and about again and the beautiful location you visited here. :)