Yes a little gnarly there James ..the cliff edge. Great composition. Oh I loved the run across the gnarly cliff to your second shot...thanks James be safe. If we don't see you here, have a great Holiday enjoy.

Nice

I myself nearly died several times hiking around Folgefonna for great images. So for me it's natural to take a 'little risk' sometimes :D That cliff actually looked quite alright compared to what my hobby can get me into sometimes 😉

Man I got vertigo sitting in my chair just watching the start! I was too nervous to watch the rest.

I've sort of become fatalistic about H&S (must be a sign of the times). I fully expect that I'm going to end up at the bottom of a chasm somewhere or washed away by a river I failed to rock-hop over. Not helped by the realisation I've often left the mobile in the car....... Hey ho, you've gotta go somehow. I'm too old to 'die young and have a beautiful corpse' :-)

New meaning to taking images up to new heights, James. Well done. Noted extra care you exerted in tripod set-up - smart. Would pano not be a good option for composition you have in mind? Looks like venue would make for stunning images when there are heavy seas and active birds. Only downer was return of the “gate pass” trope.😁. Stay safe and stock up pre-Brexit.

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul! Yes panos would work extremely well at the Calf of Man (the second location I visited). I feel a telephoto pano could work amazingly with the setting sun there - one for the photo bucket list! Ah the gate - you did spring to mind when I filmed that, I only put that in for the cliff danger sign hung on it 👍 Rest assured gates will be few and far between generally here

Truly stunning photos there James.

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Gorgeous

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Rudy

Love the image of the Sugar Loaf, James

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks John 🙏

What a photographer will do to get a good picture James, brave man, really nice shot but wouldn't catch me near that edge. thanks for the filter tips, still loving my easy to use Kase filters,, thanks and Merry Christmas

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Trevor and Merry Christmas to you too 🙂

Always enjoy your films James, fantastic images as always. Stay safe Buddy.

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much for watching 🙂

What a beautiful location I can see why you are hooked on this. Not a landscape more nature photography enthusiast but I'm definitely warming to this type of photography seeing your work. Enjoying your vids keep at it. I'm looking to either get the Nikon Z7II or the Canon R5 more likely sometime in the new year. I keep going between Nikon and Canon for the last couple decades. Never been over to the isle of Man want to go now I'm sure your natural wildlife is also more abundant compared to the mainland.

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Go with the Nikon Z7! You could pick that up with the 14-30 and 24-70 f4 lenses all for the same price as the R5 body alone. That would be my recommendation 👍

Strange how when I'm out in areas with sheer drops and I'm in control, I'm as happy as a pig in the proverbial but watching this video made my b@115 nip up. Great video lovely images

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

😂 Haha I totally get that. Watching it back is more scary then how it actually felt in the field. Thanks very much 🙏

Brilliant mate.. Bit close to the edge there mate.. Great image. And the last image from previous was a stunner and gonna take some beating.. (now there's a challenge) 😉

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Craig - I'm always up for a challenge...I'll see what i can do 😂

8.31 :)

Oh boy James...as a person who's extremely afraid of heights, I really appreciate the awesome shots. Really enjoy your channel and looking forward to your next video.

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Cesar! Next video will not involve heights...I promise!

That, indeed was a pretty nice shot James. If i had made it, it would be in my portfolio! Cheers

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul - appreciate your feedback 👍

Great location, good cool blood on your behalf, and great photo as a result. Thanks for explaining how you shoot your amazing photos, it helps better our skills. Ever thought of visiting the North Eastern Italian alps? I will be going back there this year and try do some shots and night photography. Cheers again.

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching. I’ve never specifically looked at the Italian alps but the region does look impressive from what I know of it. Maybe one day I’ll get the chance once all this craziness is over 🙏

Hi James - great images as always - always learning from you - even though sometimes you scramble my brain - not your fault!! That's me!! Just on the Calf of Man image - sorry for being a dunce - were the increasing shutter speeds in the stack of images from front to back dictated by achieving the correct exposure? (I think you indicated it was - but just checking - duurr). Thanks again for a great vlog - stay safe kidda. :))

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul. Those change in shutter speeds were dialled in manually to exposure correctly for the highlights and shadows in each part of the scene. So the sun exposure was very under exposed but it allowed me to blend in highlights from that part of the sky without blowing it totally out. Hope that makes sense 🙂

It's so great video but everyone say here are shell body of animals please make a video on it I like your this video very much Allah give you more life respect from Pakistan

Can we get a long term review of your gear head? Seems like newer videos are back to a ball head

@JamesBrewphoto

3 жыл бұрын

My feelings on the geared head haven't changed. I still have it and it's still my main tripod head. I only use a ball head when I want to carry a little less weight 👍

@morganmessina

3 жыл бұрын

@@JamesBrewphoto thank you so much...just ordered mine to see if it helps...I'm in the same mindset that i want to improve my images in camera and hoping this will help