Cracking video, mate. I’m so glad that others bothered to make videos, because I was a lazy arse yet I still have these videos to look back on as a fond reminder. And I have to say, you absolutely must print that fabulous 16:9 from Tulla. Amongst a batch of excellent images, that was the real standout one for me. 🙂👍
absolutly brilliant Jamie. the images you captured are stunning. glad you all had a great time and made it half way up the, as Gary called it The Bastard. 👌👍
Thank you for producing such great videos; beautifully filmed and your presence is very calming...Your pictures are outstanding too of course. As some others have said, it's a good job there are people like yourself who make the effort to make these, not only very entertaining but a great incentive to get out there and take some shots.
Thank you John, that’s really nice of you to say and much appreciated. I’ve not managed to film much lately but I’ll be out again soon with more content
Loved the images of the pines with the lake ,very painterly , beautiful. Been to the area several times but weather has always let me down….it’s a long trip but certainly from the images you captured it looked worthwhile. Thankyou Jamie.
Thanks Steven. I was certainly worth the long trip. We had a fantastic weekend and enjoyed some beautiful early morning conditions, especially that morning at Loch Tulla
Great vlog of your weekend away with the lads, 👍😂. You captured some great images and the one at 12:30 was the stand out winner for me. I'm looking forward to watching the PubCast vlog, 👍. Cheers Mate for sharing and take care, 👍 📸
An enjoyable watch,and some fine images...you showed great restraint in not sharing any of the shenanigans that I am sure went on! Looking forward to seeing what the others post,and the Pubcast,which I hope saw the light of day!
A lot of great photos from that trip, the black and white images and the panorama from Loch Tulla especially. Next time go for at least a week or two, there's so much to explore!
Nice little trip away with the boys. Watched the Pubcast yesterday and looked like you all had a fun time. Great lot of images. Taking off for a weeks bush walking and photography. Rain predicted for nearly every day but it is what it is. Hope I get a couple good images too ...
Amazing images! Especially the panoramic at 10:50 and also the two pine trees after that - you seem to have a knack of finding some really interesting characters. I reckon the island in that shot could work quite well as a separate 4x5 image too.
Good to see you back in action. Stunning location and great chat as always, but you've left me with a real hankering for some crisps. I wonder where the nearest shop is that might be open...😂
Some cracking images J, especially the black and white shots. What a fantastic weekend we all had and I hope this is the first of many Jolly boy outings 🍺
Some stunning images and to see the constant smile on your face - so great to see. The Tullah images were just beautiful, espoecially 10:48 Seeeing you stood on the side of what I believe is Lochan na h-Achlaise brought back memories for me of my 1st trip to Scotland.. I had done those trees at Tullah and then up onto Rannoch Moor to this lochan. Lost some filters within 20 mins never to be found again - but it didnt spoil the trip. The background is Black mount I think. What a way to finish the trip.. a great watch and can't wait to see everyone elses videos too.. Gaz will have 6 vlogs out of this trip I reckon 🤣 atb Al
Thanks mate, I really appreciate that. I was really looking forward to Tulla/h and it didn’t disappoint. I just loved that morning, and was really happy to come back with an image to remember it by that I was happy with. Brilliant weekend and yes Gaz was a vlog monster, and I’m really looking forward to seeing his series!!
Think you got it right when you used the word "majesty" about the area Jamie - such a brilliant part of the UK and thanks for sharing some of that with us. Glad you enjoyed the weekend so much, you have some great images to remember it by - and well worth that very long drive to be there ! 👌👍
I was seriously taken aback with the views John. Gary and I sat on the side of that mountain just taking it all in….wonderful weekend. Thanks as always for watching
Some lovely shots jamie . Stayed at Loch Awe hotel with Lochs & glens holidays twice now & thinking of going back this year . Great area from your shots of the castle ,the hotel was across the loch from where you where ( im guessing ) .Not to keen on how you edited some of you 16x9 .( might be my Mac but they looked too warm) Hope you dont mind be saying. Glad you had a great trip, the photography report is wonderful ,so much so ,i watched it twice LOL , Look forward to see what the rest of the gang turned out ,if they have vlogged it, Stay safe , Back to the Fens :)
Thanks Roger. I graded a few of them purposely as I wanted that warm, painterly feel. No problem if they didn’t appeal to you. As you say, back to the Fens now!!
Good to see you made it to Scotland, lots of lovely images here but one that stands out is at 12:30 - a superb mono image. I think you need a week up here to get at least one good day of light, but you did well in just 3 days. Thanks. PS I have spent hours cloning out the pylons on Kilchurn Castle and it never looks right, you did very well.
Thanks Keith, that one framed really nicely. If we had got to the castle earlier I think we would have perfect reflections however you’ll need to watch the Pubcast on Tour episode to find out why we didn’t 😁
What a weekend that was! Absolutely stunning images Jamie, those black and white images from the first evening were beautiful, and all the images from Loch Tulla were excellent, fantastic work! S
So glad you enjoyed it and the photo's are probably more representative of the usual weather than anything you could have taken a week later in glorious sunshine 😎. Shots of hills lost in the cloud standing in damp clothes and wet feet usually sums up the experience. I hope the camping wasn't too rigorous. So many glens are 'spoilt' by powerlines, eventually you've just got to work with them and incorporate what you can't hide. The loch (no idea what the thing you put keys in to open a door that you kept referring to had to do with it 😊) next to the A82 is Loch Ba, the shallowest Loch in Scotland with an average depth of about 2 ft, you can wade to the islands in the summer. I hate to point this out (but I will anyway ... because I do to everyone that says it) the mountain you shot from the River Coupall cascades is Stob Dearg (something like 'the gatepost'). Buachaille Etive Mor & Beag are the walls of Lairig Gartain, the hanging valley, behind the mountain. - if I only had a pound for every time I'd said that 😉. Pity you only had a long weekend. I should have pointed out the Lochan's Trail a short walk out of Glencoe village, there's some classic shots there, re John McKenna's vlog: ruclips.net/video/LikCqHxmrtM/видео.html&ab_channel=JohnMcKennaPhotography Hope to see you north again at some point.
Iain, the next time you moan at me about the lack of silver birches and decent woodland around you remind me to share how many times I wanted Gary to stop the car whilst driving alongside Loch Lomond on the way back….there looked some beautiful oak woodland along there! I thoroughly enjoyed my weekend and the camping was challenging but fun! I wish you had educated me on the name of that mountain before we went - it would have made me look so much more intelligent ( which is a very hard to to!)
Thoroughly enjoyed this Jamie ,brought back some great memories 👌 You're absolutely spot on with your description of the locale, whichever way you turn there's something to shoot 👍 Fabulous selection of images but the Loch Tulla ones ......awesome 👌👌 The location with all the rocks was ( I think) Lochan na h-achlaise ...I can't pronounce it either 😅
Certainly looks like you all had a great weekend and as you said thats the most important thing, good to see Sam join you and what a stunning area. There are so many images in this video i really liked a pleasure to watch. Seeing you and Gary at the end half way up a mountain brought back some memories of when i was fitter obsessed with getting to the top only to find no view at all , some of the best views were from the journey up or down and rarely from the summit and what a view you had stunning.
Cheers Lee. To be fair the guys at the top didn’t really get a much different view to us, and I was more than happy to keep Gary company and enjoy the view with him
Hahaha. The railings at Kilchurn are new. The electicity pylons are not. They're always a point of discussion. Leave them in and someone comments that you should clone them out. Clone them out and someone comments that they've been removed... Just can't win!.. Beautiful location, though.
Yes not ideal but easy enough to clone out. I don’t get bothered with those who say they should stay. It’s my picture not theirs! Thanks for watching Andrew
I have something negative to say, sorry. You're slide shows are a little too fast. You're images have a breadth and depth that's hard to take in on a cellphone. I get in, I'm looking around then all of a sudden I'm in a completely different place. It's jarring, I'm old. Loved the rest of it though.
No need to apologise Matt, I appreciate the feedback. I do try to give each shot enough time on screen, however sometimes if I’m not wholly happy with the image I may cut it short!! I’ll take note for the next edit
Cracking video, mate. I’m so glad that others bothered to make videos, because I was a lazy arse yet I still have these videos to look back on as a fond reminder. And I have to say, you absolutely must print that fabulous 16:9 from Tulla. Amongst a batch of excellent images, that was the real standout one for me. 🙂👍
Cheers mate. I have plans for printing things…well I guess I’m in the right industry 😊
Excellent, painterly images. Fabulous!
Many thanks Rupert
What an amazing place Jamie. It was a pleasure to watch.
It certainly is Vlad, thanks for watching
absolutly brilliant Jamie.
the images you captured are stunning.
glad you all had a great time and made it half way up the, as Gary called it The Bastard.
👌👍
Thanks Gary, much appreciated 👍
Beautiful photos! I suppose if you want beautiful photos stand somewhere beautiful. Excellent video too.
Absolutely Ian, it was a privilege to shoot such a beautiful landscape. Thanks for your retweets on Twitter also 👍
Looks like you gents had a great time and in a stunning location as well. You got some cracking images Jamie.
Thanks Susan, we had such a good time
I enjoyed the images Jamie and it was great to see you guys out and about. Many thanks for the vlog and kind regards - Robin
Thanks Robin, thoroughly enjoyable weekend
Thank you for producing such great videos; beautifully filmed and your presence is very calming...Your pictures are outstanding too of course. As some others have said, it's a good job there are people like yourself who make the effort to make these, not only very entertaining but a great incentive to get out there and take some shots.
Thank you John, that’s really nice of you to say and much appreciated. I’ve not managed to film much lately but I’ll be out again soon with more content
Loved the images of the pines with the lake ,very painterly , beautiful. Been to the area several times but weather has always let me down….it’s a long trip but certainly from the images you captured it looked worthwhile. Thankyou Jamie.
Thanks Steven. I was certainly worth the long trip. We had a fantastic weekend and enjoyed some beautiful early morning conditions, especially that morning at Loch Tulla
Great vlog of your weekend away with the lads, 👍😂.
You captured some great images and the one at 12:30 was the stand out winner for me.
I'm looking forward to watching the PubCast vlog, 👍.
Cheers Mate for sharing and take care, 👍 📸
Cheers Rob, hope you’re well mate 👍
@@JamieOverland all good thanks Mate, hope the same for you, 👍📸
Brilliant images mate job to pick a favourite looks like a great weekend you need to enjoy times like this photos and vlogs don't really matter Burt
It was a brilliant weekend, thanks as always Burt
Some really nice images. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Darren, appreciate the comment
An enjoyable watch,and some fine images...you showed great restraint in not sharing any of the shenanigans that I am sure went on! Looking forward to seeing what the others post,and the Pubcast,which I hope saw the light of day!
Thanks Neil. I’ll leave that to Gary….I think he might have a few vlogs to share 😉
Nice one, I am so jealous definitely on the bucket list to visit. Thanks
It’s a wonderful place Alex and I certainly recommend a visit. One the best places for landscape photography I’ve been to
Glad you and the Boys had a good time. Nice to see you taking some BW Jamie
I always think BW and atmosphere. ✔👍
Thanks - yes pleased with those monos 👍
A lot of great photos from that trip, the black and white images and the panorama from Loch Tulla especially.
Next time go for at least a week or two, there's so much to explore!
Such a stunning landscape Russ, as you know I’m sure. I’ll definitely be back again and this time will know our way around a bit better
Wow.
Wow indeed 😁
Nice little trip away with the boys. Watched the Pubcast yesterday and looked like you all had a fun time. Great lot of images. Taking off for a weeks bush walking and photography. Rain predicted for nearly every day but it is what it is. Hope I get a couple good images too ...
Hope you have a great time Mark, thanks for taking the time to watch and comment
Amazing images! Especially the panoramic at 10:50 and also the two pine trees after that - you seem to have a knack of finding some really interesting characters. I reckon the island in that shot could work quite well as a separate 4x5 image too.
Thanks. Really enjoyed that morning by the Loch. A stunning location
Notwithstanding the lack of close up trees, that was a wonderful vlog Jamie. Thanks for sharing your view of the weekend.
Thanks Brian, and thanks for watching. Was a special weekend
Very enjoyable.
Thanks
Good to see you back in action. Stunning location and great chat as always, but you've left me with a real hankering for some crisps. I wonder where the nearest shop is that might be open...😂
Thanks Jonathan. It was a great trip for sure. Hope you found your crisps 😀
Nice one Jamie must have been such a difference from the fen’s good to see you didn’t come away empty handed.
Just a bit Trevor! Amazing place and somewhere I’ll return to for sure
Some cracking images J, especially the black and white shots. What a fantastic weekend we all had and I hope this is the first of many Jolly boy outings 🍺
Thanks mate. Already looking forward to the next trip. Good times 🍺👍
Nice video as usual Jamie. Slightly jealous as Glenco is on my bucket list for photography. Probably not in a tent though.
Far from luxury accommodation but it was all part of the weekend experience 👍
Some stunning images and to see the constant smile on your face - so great to see. The Tullah images were just beautiful, espoecially 10:48 Seeeing you stood on the side of what I believe is Lochan na h-Achlaise brought back memories for me of my 1st trip to Scotland.. I had done those trees at Tullah and then up onto Rannoch Moor to this lochan. Lost some filters within 20 mins never to be found again - but it didnt spoil the trip. The background is Black mount I think. What a way to finish the trip.. a great watch and can't wait to see everyone elses videos too.. Gaz will have 6 vlogs out of this trip I reckon 🤣 atb Al
Thanks mate, I really appreciate that. I was really looking forward to Tulla/h and it didn’t disappoint. I just loved that morning, and was really happy to come back with an image to remember it by that I was happy with. Brilliant weekend and yes Gaz was a vlog monster, and I’m really looking forward to seeing his series!!
I'm aiming for at least 8 Al ;-)
Think you got it right when you used the word "majesty" about the area Jamie - such a brilliant part of the UK and thanks for sharing some of that with us. Glad you enjoyed the weekend so much, you have some great images to remember it by - and well worth that very long drive to be there ! 👌👍
I was seriously taken aback with the views John. Gary and I sat on the side of that mountain just taking it all in….wonderful weekend. Thanks as always for watching
Some lovely shots jamie . Stayed at Loch Awe hotel with Lochs & glens holidays twice now & thinking of going back this year . Great area from your shots of the castle ,the hotel was across the loch from where you where ( im guessing ) .Not to keen on how you edited some of you 16x9 .( might be my Mac but they looked too warm) Hope you dont mind be saying. Glad you had a great trip, the photography report is wonderful ,so much so ,i watched it twice LOL , Look forward to see what the rest of the gang turned out ,if they have vlogged it, Stay safe , Back to the Fens :)
Thanks Roger. I graded a few of them purposely as I wanted that warm, painterly feel. No problem if they didn’t appeal to you. As you say, back to the Fens now!!
Great vid. I bet it didnt take you long when you got back home to to head straight for the woods.........👍
To be honest Pete the main thing I was looking forward to was my bed!! The woods can wait till another day!
That second image mate, is stunning! All the others are pretty damn good too. Great weekend, great company and great times!
Cheers mate. Such a great weekend and looking forward to the next trip 👍
Good to see you made it to Scotland, lots of lovely images here but one that stands out is at 12:30 - a superb mono image. I think you need a week up here to get at least one good day of light, but you did well in just 3 days. Thanks. PS I have spent hours cloning out the pylons on Kilchurn Castle and it never looks right, you did very well.
Thanks Keith, that one framed really nicely. If we had got to the castle earlier I think we would have perfect reflections however you’ll need to watch the Pubcast on Tour episode to find out why we didn’t 😁
What a weekend that was! Absolutely stunning images Jamie, those black and white images from the first evening were beautiful, and all the images from Loch Tulla were excellent, fantastic work! S
Cheers Sam. Was great to share your company also mate. Speak soon!
So glad you enjoyed it and the photo's are probably more representative of the usual weather than anything you could have taken a week later in glorious sunshine 😎. Shots of hills lost in the cloud standing in damp clothes and wet feet usually sums up the experience. I hope the camping wasn't too rigorous.
So many glens are 'spoilt' by powerlines, eventually you've just got to work with them and incorporate what you can't hide.
The loch (no idea what the thing you put keys in to open a door that you kept referring to had to do with it 😊) next to the A82 is Loch Ba, the shallowest Loch in Scotland with an average depth of about 2 ft, you can wade to the islands in the summer.
I hate to point this out (but I will anyway ... because I do to everyone that says it) the mountain you shot from the River Coupall cascades is Stob Dearg (something like 'the gatepost'). Buachaille Etive Mor & Beag are the walls of Lairig Gartain, the hanging valley, behind the mountain. - if I only had a pound for every time I'd said that 😉.
Pity you only had a long weekend. I should have pointed out the Lochan's Trail a short walk out of Glencoe village, there's some classic shots there, re John McKenna's vlog: ruclips.net/video/LikCqHxmrtM/видео.html&ab_channel=JohnMcKennaPhotography
Hope to see you north again at some point.
Iain, the next time you moan at me about the lack of silver birches and decent woodland around you remind me to share how many times I wanted Gary to stop the car whilst driving alongside Loch Lomond on the way back….there looked some beautiful oak woodland along there! I thoroughly enjoyed my weekend and the camping was challenging but fun! I wish you had educated me on the name of that mountain before we went - it would have made me look so much more intelligent ( which is a very hard to to!)
@@JamieOverland Just keep driving. Leave all the good stuff to the locals 😉
Thoroughly enjoyed this Jamie ,brought back some great memories 👌 You're absolutely spot on with your description of the locale, whichever way you turn there's something to shoot 👍
Fabulous selection of images but the Loch Tulla ones ......awesome 👌👌
The location with all the rocks was ( I think) Lochan na h-achlaise ...I can't pronounce it either 😅
Thanks Lynne. I had binged your videos up to the trip as it happens. What a place!! Will definitely return but not in midge season
Certainly looks like you all had a great weekend and as you said thats the most important thing, good to see Sam join you and what a stunning area. There are so many images in this video i really liked a pleasure to watch. Seeing you and Gary at the end half way up a mountain brought back some memories of when i was fitter obsessed with getting to the top only to find no view at all , some of the best views were from the journey up or down and rarely from the summit and what a view you had stunning.
Cheers Lee. To be fair the guys at the top didn’t really get a much different view to us, and I was more than happy to keep Gary company and enjoy the view with him
Hahaha. The railings at Kilchurn are new. The electicity pylons are not. They're always a point of discussion. Leave them in and someone comments that you should clone them out. Clone them out and someone comments that they've been removed... Just can't win!.. Beautiful location, though.
Yes not ideal but easy enough to clone out. I don’t get bothered with those who say they should stay. It’s my picture not theirs! Thanks for watching Andrew
I have something negative to say, sorry. You're slide shows are a little too fast. You're images have a breadth and depth that's hard to take in on a cellphone. I get in, I'm looking around then all of a sudden I'm in a completely different place. It's jarring, I'm old. Loved the rest of it though.
No need to apologise Matt, I appreciate the feedback. I do try to give each shot enough time on screen, however sometimes if I’m not wholly happy with the image I may cut it short!! I’ll take note for the next edit