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Love those natural looks Mali. I think the phrase you was looking for was ' the conditions are conducive to the pictures I wish to capture' though I could be wrong.😇
Some of those trees are absolute stunners. Just being in nature eases the soul. I spent ten minutes yesterday just looking at how beautiful a blackthorn tree was all covered in sloes, which reminded me I needed to buy some gin.
Sloe gin takes at least two months to make and that tree was a couple of miles away. I'll be raiding some local blackthorns in my village as soon as I get a big bottle of aqua vita.@@MaliDaviesPhotography
Some beautiful beech captures in there! You ever walked up the duddon gorge from seathwaite? ... theres a nice wee circuit there there and some rather characterful trees amongst the giant boulders ... a more back of beyond place and enjoyable because of that
Another great video Mali. An interesting woodland. You manage to get great compositions of the trees in a cluttered environment and make it look easy. Brilliant image's as usual mate. Catch you on the next one.
Wow Mali, some stunning trees,fantastic location, difficult to pick a favorite, but for sure you succeeded in capturing the best of the location the way you intended, great job, if I had to pick a couple of stands outs for me would be "Making peace" and "Gripped" Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful shots, 18.09 my favourite. Just to think that the humble Yew tree was used to help kill thousands, now it stands in peace. If you're ever up my way I will show you a Beech Tree to blow your socks off (massive), oh and a Swamp Cyprus, not many of those in North Yorkshire.
I often wondered why they grew in church yards and gravy yards. After visiting here I’d looked into the yew tree and why churches only to discover what you say. The toxicity of the tree is bonkers! I’d love to see the Beech tree Ian, hopefully can get some time over your neck of the woods. Thanks so much for watching.
Fantastic photographs Mali but what makes your videos warm is your altruism, your honesty, your believability. Being awestruck by nature for its own sake is pure delight. Thank you. Sincerely, thank you.
With all the terrible events that's happening in the world at the moment, it makes you thankful for the sanctity that photography can bring and likewise Mali, it's good to get the soul energised by being out with the camera. Lovely images my friend and glad to see the rejuvenation of your spirit amongst the woodland
Couldn’t agree more. This was filmed along time ago, I felt some positivity would be good and to put it out anyways. Thanks very much for watching as always and your kind words. 👍
I could have stood where you did and not seen the wood for the trees! Cracking shots Mali, and I've been inspired to get up early and head out on Tuesday morning and seek some peace and tranquility in some nearby woodland. Thanks for the kick up the backside 🙂. I would go tomorrow but the car is in for a service.
It’s comments like this Mark that make what I do worth while, along side the photography if anything I do inspires, wow means so much. Have a great shoot Tuesday, no matter the weather just breathe shoot and feel free. Thank you
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Beautiful images Mali ❤
Thank you so very much
What woodland 🥰and nothing wrong with being self-indulgent when you find a place like that 👍🏻 fill your boots time ready for when the gof appears 😉📷👍🏻
Big thanks Darren 😍👍
‘Gripped’ is farking brilliant! 👍👏👏👏👏
Hehe thanks very much Mark
Excellent blend of photography, poetry and excitement 👏👏👏
Very kind Will, poetry though? I wasn’t aware hehe 😜 😍👍 thank you
Glad you got there. Thanks for your kind words. 🙏
Hey thanks for watching Mike, a wonderful place!
Beauty shots, beauty place! And nice to see a fella my age getting out there. Great results!
Love those natural looks Mali. I think the phrase you was looking for was ' the conditions are conducive to the pictures I wish to capture' though I could be wrong.😇
Thanks for watching Andrew 😁👍
Breathe and Making peace, both amazing images, thanks for sharing those images with us.
Very kind, thank you so much for watching
Something ain’t right
I’m gonna get myself
I’m gonna get myself
I’m gonna get myself connected
You know it makes sense Mali
I ain’t gonna go blind! Haha top man. Thanks Phil.
Mali does like a bit of wood 😂 cracking images mate 👌👍👍👍
😂😁👍 thanks Brian
Thank you Mali for this wonderful video. I never tire of woodland photography. So beautiful and your images are fantastic!
Thank you for watching and your support, very kind Barb and I’m so glad you liked it.
Another great video finished off with some stunning photos.
Thank you so very much John
You have made some gorgeous images, Ali, and the vlog is really inspiring. I love watching you enjoying being out and about with your camera.
Huge thanks David for your kind comment and taking the time to watch
one word mate "spectacular"
Too kind but I’ll take it, thank you very much.
Thank you Mali......
Some of those trees are absolute stunners. Just being in nature eases the soul. I spent ten minutes yesterday just looking at how beautiful a blackthorn tree was all covered in sloes, which reminded me I needed to buy some gin.
Haha I hope you had a sloe gin. Thank you so much Iain 👍
Sloe gin takes at least two months to make and that tree was a couple of miles away. I'll be raiding some local blackthorns in my village as soon as I get a big bottle of aqua vita.@@MaliDaviesPhotography
It looks like a wonderful piece of woodland. I hope you manage to get back there with some of that elusive mist.
Thank you Damian, I havnt been back yet and yes, my goodness this place in mist would be so special. Thanks so much for watching.
Some wonderful woodland images Mali...loved the vlog!
Thank you Neil! I’ll take that bud. Really enjoying your nightscapes, very inspiring.
Inspired energised and wanting to go back to the woods that’s me after watching this excellent video buddy
Big thanks buddy! Hope it’s not to wet in your woods 😁👍
Some beautiful beech captures in there! You ever walked up the duddon gorge from seathwaite? ... theres a nice wee circuit there there and some rather characterful trees amongst the giant boulders ... a more back of beyond place and enjoyable because of that
Brilliant!!! Thank you for inspiring videos and sharing your thoughts and enthusiasm with us.
Very kind Ray, thank you
Brilliant work! You have opened my eyes to how shooting in a woodland can work. The images were fantastic and thanks for doing what you to.
So so kind, and it’s comments like this that make it all worth while, thank you and thanks for taking the time to comment.
Another great video Mali.
An interesting woodland.
You manage to get great compositions of the trees in a cluttered environment and make it look easy.
Brilliant image's as usual mate.
Catch you on the next one.
Big big thanks Tim, very kind words
Enjoyed that mate, a great reminder of a grand trip out!
Thanks bud, we have to go back there soon! Head further in. Big thanks cocker
Wow Mali, some stunning trees,fantastic location, difficult to pick a favorite, but for sure you succeeded in capturing the best of the location the way you intended, great job, if I had to pick a couple of stands outs for me would be "Making peace" and "Gripped" Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much John for your kind words and watching 👍
Wonderful shots, 18.09 my favourite. Just to think that the humble Yew tree was used to help kill thousands, now it stands in peace. If you're ever up my way I will show you a Beech Tree to blow your socks off (massive), oh and a Swamp Cyprus, not many of those in North Yorkshire.
I often wondered why they grew in church yards and gravy yards. After visiting here I’d looked into the yew tree and why churches only to discover what you say. The toxicity of the tree is bonkers! I’d love to see the Beech tree Ian, hopefully can get some time over your neck of the woods. Thanks so much for watching.
Not forgetting the Yew was the wood used for the English Longbow, with arrows of Oak.@@MaliDaviesPhotography
Great video mali 😊
Thank you so much
Sir wonderful art great eye .
So very kind thank you
Fantastic photographs Mali but what makes your videos warm is your altruism, your honesty, your believability.
Being awestruck by nature for its own sake is pure delight.
Thank you. Sincerely, thank you.
Such kind words very appreciated thank you very much for watching and taking the time to comment
Inspiring as usual Mali thank you:)
Big thanks Steven so glad you enjoyed it.
With all the terrible events that's happening in the world at the moment, it makes you thankful for the sanctity that photography can bring and likewise Mali, it's good to get the soul energised by being out with the camera. Lovely images my friend and glad to see the rejuvenation of your spirit amongst the woodland
Couldn’t agree more. This was filmed along time ago, I felt some positivity would be good and to put it out anyways. Thanks very much for watching as always and your kind words. 👍
Absolutely wonderful. Totally agree about being re-energised after visiting woodland.
Aah thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment. 🙏
I could have stood where you did and not seen the wood for the trees! Cracking shots Mali, and I've been inspired to get up early and head out on Tuesday morning and seek some peace and tranquility in some nearby woodland. Thanks for the kick up the backside 🙂. I would go tomorrow but the car is in for a service.
It’s comments like this Mark that make what I do worth while, along side the photography if anything I do inspires, wow means so much. Have a great shoot Tuesday, no matter the weather just breathe shoot and feel free. Thank you
Great job as always Mali, a good wander round the woodland always helps soothe the soul I feel. Wonderful images.
Thanks so much for watching 👍
What happened to the red Astra 😂😂😂
🤣 thanks for watching Les 👍