A timely "dig in the ribs" from Colin Prior at the end, regarding what a world-class landscape that is. I live an hour and a half away and don't go there nearly enough! That's definitely going to change.
Stunningly beautiful , thank you gentleman for not only sharing such amazing landscapes but also sharing your feelings & need to experience such wonders & photograph them. I cannot tell you the joy I receive from watching this type of video. Its highly unlikely that I will ever get to photograph this beautiful landscape but I will enjoy photographing what I can when I can.
Well done Sigma for putting these together. Unlike the terrible soaps and reality celeb tv that we have to dodge every week, I’d happily watch more of these. A big round of applause from me 👏👏
Agreed. As I delve deeper into landscape photography I'm coming to realise it's like photographing wildlife; the more you understand your subject and its behaviour, the better the shots you're likely to achieve.
Sat here with a big smile on my face watching these two architects of photography at it - the banter tween um makes this so much more. Who wants main stream TV I say to my freinds - this is so much more. Thx Sigma, Joe & Colin - a great watch n listen... a special big up for the film crew too. regards Alan
Joe's image wins it for me. He has filled the frame with that fantastic light and really embraced the atmosphere of the place. I love Colin's image too because of the contrast between the cool shady foreground and the warmth beyond. Again, a delight to see these two masters swap thoughts. Well done Sigma.
Spent two days wandering round that very patch of ground a few months ago and am going back in a few weeks. The top two landscape photographers from the UK.
This is like Mozart and Beethoven having a blether. Two artists sharing a passion for a location and remarkable skill, but with different styles and approaches. Joe Cornish really is the master of "taming the complex". Look at the way those grasses and rocks form an s-curve leading your eye into the picture and eventually towards the cloud-shrouded Cul Mor on the left, before you're inevitably attracted to the peak of Stac Pollaidh and then head down the RH slope before coming full-circle. Colin Prior is of course the master of panoramas. Would be interesting to know why he chose a vertical shot on this occasion. Lens choice perhaps, driven by the need to showcase those two particular lenses?
Hi Bob, not sure how often Joe reads these comments but I know what it is so I'll answer for him! It's an Arca Swiss C1 Cube Classic. Cheers! Tim@Sigma
Great to see two masters chewing the fat over some spectacular scenery, very enjoyable, Joe, Colin. Thanks Sigma!
A timely "dig in the ribs" from Colin Prior at the end, regarding what a world-class landscape that is. I live an hour and a half away and don't go there nearly enough! That's definitely going to change.
Stunningly beautiful , thank you gentleman for not only sharing such amazing landscapes but also sharing your feelings & need to experience such wonders & photograph them. I cannot tell you the joy I receive from watching this type of video. Its highly unlikely that I will ever get to photograph this beautiful landscape but I will enjoy photographing what I can when I can.
Well done Sigma for putting these together. Unlike the terrible soaps and reality celeb tv that we have to dodge every week, I’d happily watch more of these. A big round of applause from me 👏👏
Thanks Simon! We'll get on with planning the next one! Cheers
Colin Prior - Legend.
Hear hear Frances! Thanks for tuning in 👍
What a cracking watch.
I first visited Coigach in 1966 and have been back regularly ever since. Definitely my favourite part of Scotland for scenery.
Agree Alan, it's incredible! Amazing views once you get up on the hills too. Thanks for watching! Tim@ Sigma
More of this please, a great watch again. Also, love sigma.
I appreciate the knowledge of geology.
Agreed. As I delve deeper into landscape photography I'm coming to realise it's like photographing wildlife; the more you understand your subject and its behaviour, the better the shots you're likely to achieve.
Thanks Sigma, great video!!
Thanks for watching Alberto!
I love seeing these two out together! Very different from the usual photography RUclips videos, and really enjoyable
Sat here with a big smile on my face watching these two architects of photography at it - the banter tween um makes this so much more. Who wants main stream TV I say to my freinds - this is so much more. Thx Sigma, Joe & Colin - a great watch n listen... a special big up for the film crew too. regards Alan
What a great series, like the photographic equivalent of Gone Fishing! Two master photographers together, I could watch hours of this...
Interesting that you say that - we actually used Gone Fishing as a model for the format of this. Glad that's come across! Thanks for the comment!
Joe's image wins it for me. He has filled the frame with that fantastic light and really embraced the atmosphere of the place. I love Colin's image too because of the contrast between the cool shady foreground and the warmth beyond. Again, a delight to see these two masters swap thoughts. Well done Sigma.
come on buddy it wasn't a competion no medles just two guy out having fun
Cheers Huw, yeah both very nice shots in their own right. Hopefully we can do a second series at a different location soon.
@@stevenwhite921 100% agree sir. But that image of Joe's is a such a belter of a picture!
Just subscribed so I don't miss the next installment. Wonderful!
Both of these guys , I have books by both . The key to the magic kingdom
Spent two days wandering round that very patch of ground a few months ago and am going back in a few weeks. The top two landscape photographers from the UK.
Ah yeah it's amazing country isn't it. And you pretty much get it to yourself even in the height of summer! Thanks for watching Paul!
Priceless
Thanks Eliezer!
This is like Mozart and Beethoven having a blether. Two artists sharing a passion for a location and remarkable skill, but with different styles and approaches.
Joe Cornish really is the master of "taming the complex". Look at the way those grasses and rocks form an s-curve leading your eye into the picture and eventually towards the cloud-shrouded Cul Mor on the left, before you're inevitably attracted to the peak of Stac Pollaidh and then head down the RH slope before coming full-circle. Colin Prior is of course the master of panoramas. Would be interesting to know why he chose a vertical shot on this occasion. Lens choice perhaps, driven by the need to showcase those two particular lenses?
Great stuff.
Cheers Lindsay!
Loving this series. Listening to two greats bouncing ideas and opinions off each other is compelling viewing. Beautifully shot video.
Thanks so much John! Really appreciated 👍
Great show!
Thanks Kai!
Excellent
Cheers Ian 👍
Superb video! I was lucky enough to go there for 2 weeks this summer and couldn't get enough of the scenery. My photos barely did it justice.
Ah awesome! Hope you didn't get eaten by the midges! It's a truly fantastic landscape if you get some good light.
@Sigma UK as long as there's a breeze the midges don't make an appearance!
Wouldn’t you love to spend time photographing with these two , especially as we’re about the same age
I'm sure they'd oblige - for a price!
Joe, just wondering what type of levelling head you are using
Hi Bob, not sure how often Joe reads these comments but I know what it is so I'll answer for him! It's an Arca Swiss C1 Cube Classic. Cheers! Tim@Sigma
@@sigmauk Thanks a lot for the info. A great series of videos
This is my dream,now i start with bridge camera
Sigma U.K videos, featuring so few Photos from these Photographers is a little surprising.
Thanks for sharing Sigma
Cheers David and thanks for tuning in!