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@@adamjuckesphoto thank you so much mate. Means a lot 😊

@@DomBarker cheers dom

@@StefanCrysell that’s great. Hope it goes well 😊

@@mikephelpswildlifephotography thank you mate. Really appreciate it 😊

@@ianwilsonwildlifephotography thanks so much. Yeah the organised trips can be super useful to avoid wasting time if you’re looking for wildlife so highly recommended them. Do the research of course. Check out Apex Adventures with Adam Juckes and Mike Phelps as they will be running the same Mull tour I went on 👌🏼

@@AndyGreenWildlife thanks for your reply Andy and yes will check out the Apex tour come the time. Looking forward to the next Wildx podcast. 😀👍

@ super. Thank me mate

@@danwillis_photography cheers Dan. Lots more to come. Glad you enjoyed it mate

Ah that’s great to hear. Thank you

Thank you man. Appreciate it mate 😊😊

Hi mate. It’s slightly different but using a brush mask you can highlight the area you want and then just play with the highlight and shadows sliders. For me it’s not as fine as Photoshop as you have keep changing sliders etc rather than just “painting” with a brush in photoshop

Thank you mate! 🎉

Cheers mate. yeah brilliant day

@@mikephelpswildlifephotography thank you mate. Yeah such a powerful tool

Thanks so much mate. Really appreciate it, enjoying producing these videos

@@PetOnRUclips oh that’s very common unfortunately, they always arrive as you leave 🤦‍♂️😂 sometimes you have to wait 6/7 hours 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Ah thank you very much, really appreciate it 👌🏼

Thanks so much mate. Glad you enjoyed it 😊😊😊

@@flightographist ah ok, yeah dark morning approach is always best really to try not to disturb 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 sounds like a good setup

@@AndyGreenWildlife Yes, I can approach through an old growth forest and get to the shoreline but they cruise it so any movement and they leave for another unknown perch. At this point, it seems they might be more conducive to my presence in a kayak so I'm going to try camo on the boat as well as a shore blind. The benefit of the kayak is I can see the shoreline area where they may be burrowed.

@@daviddecourcy5644 thank you so much. Oh that’s great, yeah seems like such a long time when they perch and you are holding your breath! 😊😊

@@AndyGreenWildlifeit’s like the world stands still. Love the podcast also. 🎉 can’t wait for more videos

@@daviddecourcy5644 thank you so much David. Glad you’re enjoying the pod. Lots more videos to come!!

Thanks so much Richard, yeah quite a thrill. I haven’t had that chance much no. I have a slightly different location I’m going to try where I know they are quite successful at catching fish so fingers crossed!

@@Karkawry1970 great advice. I noticed this just this morning and have found another spot that could work. Thank you

Thanks mate. Ah great, I’d love to photograph a belted kingfisher 👌🏼

Thanks so much John

@@mikephelpswildlifephotography thank you mate. Yeah always tricky with kingfishers so was great to have it land 😊

Thanks as always mate 😊❤

Hear ya think will not try for king fishers. Take pictures of beautiful nature

@@jameshchetwyndjr9739not sure what you mean but definitely great to take picture of nature 😊

Chap had two years If I have ten minute good. Lot to take pictures of. Get what I can

@@AndyGreenWildlife clear strait foward advice thanks

@@ajc1482 yep for sure. Good advice.

Thank you. Definitely do, they will try new perches if one is put out 😊 good luck!

@@wolfamri hey Wolf. Thanks so much. I’ll certainly drop you a note over on Instagram 👌🏼

Apologies Tony. Knew I’d forgotten something

@@tim.poirier thanks so much 🤩

Thanks for the comment. Yep ideally out of the wind would be good for sure where possible. Thanks for stopping by 😊

@@Ryanswildlifephotography ah that’s great, thank you so much Ryan. If you’re looking at tours for next year definitely connect with Adam and Mike, they are running Mull again for 2025 through their new Apex Adventure Tours brand and have 3 consecutive dates running. Really appreciate the comments mate

@@AndyGreenWildlife Thanks mate !!! Have already bookmarked their link and will be getting in touch for sure. Just looks breathtaking !!!

@@Ryanswildlifephotography great to hear mate. Definitely do that. Have just subscribed to you too. Looking my forward to following your progress 👌🏼👌🏼

@@AndyGreenWildlife Ahhhh thanks mate, really appreciate it!

@@isaacroberts3689 thank you. Yep that’s the original Stitches and Steel. Hard to get to be honest as it’s discontinued I think now.

Thanks so much. All in all I think we’ve spent roughly about £14k for everything I reckon mate.

@@AndyGreenWildlifebrilliant price really 😎

@@thegardenpizzeria really been absolutely worth it. Would have liked to do more myself but just didn’t have the time and they did a great job.

@@AndyGreenWildlife Love the build mate, how long did it take them to complete the conversion?

@@Carsandscenes Thanks so much mate, they quoted 6-8 weeks, I think ours took 7.

Thank you so much matey moo ❤

Thanks mate. The main thing I needed was to be able to have a daily driver as well as a camper so the size works well for me 😊

@@AndyGreenWildlife yeah i get it. mine is a bit big as a daily driver…

Thank you mate! Yeah just a little overview 😊

Thank you mate 😊

@@robrippers8896 hey there, thank you so much for this and that’s very interesting, I’m sorry you had that experience. I have certainly heard people mention a couple of different guides that have been underwhelming, would be very interested to know if they are the same as yours. Of course, if you know an area well and are confident then doing it yourself is sensible but an expert on the island should have something to offer and at the very least shouldn’t be condescending or rude, that’s just basic manners! My no1 thought I would echo from the video, if you can get some first hand reviews/testimonials from people you trust about a guide, you’ll hopefully avoid any disappointment like this. Thanks so much for the comment.

@@wildlifedreams2537 Estonia sounds fantastic! What wildlife is best there?

@@DalsPhotography-Daniela yeah if you can do it yourself and be confident to get the photos you want then go for it, if you can get a guide to help then that would be awesome. I agree, photography from a boat was really cool

@@AndyGreenWildlife Thanks Andy for having the grace to reply and be a nice human being :)

Thank you, yes exactly the issue. Without prior experience or knowledge of a specific location it’s really hard to get the best results photographically

@@beldin1301 yep definitely, as well as car hire for the duration and to be honest it’s the knowledge that’s priceless for a successful photo trip too 😊

@@mikephelpswildlifephotography thank you mate. Yeah was a super day 😊😊😊

@@JamesLeithart thank you mate. Yeah was so happy with them!

@@debraoconnorphotography thanks so much, glad you liked it and you’ve been following Adam too 😊 yep one bit of kit I completely forgot was my mic setup! 🤦‍♂️

@@jaycee6996 it all about your personal preference and experience I guess. I’m from the South East and didn’t find the travel cost to Mull particularly eye watering but I did go out of my way to talk to others on the trip and share the journey etc. In terms of cost, again that’s all about your own preference. When I take into consideration the accommodation, all food and drink, 2 charter trips, car hire and then the hosts time and imparted knowledge and expertise and what I got out of the trip, I was happy with the cost. If you know the area, have done it before, are aware of the wildlife and how to behave around it etc then yep, do it yourself for less for sure.

You can also spend a lot more on a photo trip like this. In comparison this trip is a bargain.

@@richardfink7666 agree Richard thank you. Have been offered and found lots of trips across the uk that were more and seemed to be offering less.

@@AndyGreenWildlife Just 2 examples: 4 days on Vancouver Island 14.000 euros; 5 days polar bears in Canada approx. 30.000 euros! In addition, there is the journey to Canada.

@@richardfink7666 wow you’d really want to see Polar Bears for that money!