Never tire of your quiet, contemplative artistry and the adventures you take us all on, Adrian. Love the magnificent Stag in his native element. Thank you.

My wife and I both enjoyed how you interspersed drone footage with your on-the-ground video! I know you've done that in all your videos lately, but this one seemed different, more intentional. The result created a pleasing visual 'flow' that told the story as well as any documentary could! Your choice of music made the perfect pairing, as well, icing on the cake! Very well done!

Really enjoying the Scottish series and the form factor. Much appreciated and look forward to the next 👏🏻

the longer format means i can't watch straight through in one go, but its still worth it.

Another lovely video Adrian. Some stunning images and a great narrative about your photography and Scotland. I particularly liked how you explained the use of varying focal length to change the composition and emphasis for the lone tree with the mountain backdrop, excellent work, thank you.

wow just had to stop this to say that i LOVE the drone work at the beginning! ok i saw the whole thing now. and the drone stuff is great all throughout. and the photography -- some of those shots are smashing!

Wonderful little film. Engaging and enthralling. And outstanding images as always. I didn’t notice the length at all.

Hi Adrian, i certainly did enjoy the Format and i never get tired of watching Scotland and all your videos. I remember the Tree you were talking about and it was a beautiful image, and i liked the Tree shot at 85mm. Loved the Deer and the reflection from the water, as well as that one lane Road and the surrounding views when you were driving were spectacular. I know you don't normally take photos of Waterfalls but i'm glad you did this time, that was a great shot. Loved the Drone footage it showed the beauty that Scotland is. 😃

Absolutely not tired of the videos from Scotland keep them coming , the deer shots were special 👌, but the rest of the shot are to die for, looking forward to your next video. Loved your explanation about your shots with the tree 🌳

Great Video, great places, great pictures. I really love besides the great composition, the edits that you do in your photo. I wish you have the time to make some video about editing. Great work. Congratulations

"just me and naked man" was something I did not expect in a video taking place in 5°C weather 😂

These are again awesome videos Adrian, thank you so much for taking us along, and for the time you spend sharing all this precious content. How can we be tired of all this? You seem having a great time in Scotland (now that midges are gone), I am looking forward seeing the rest of your trip. Cheers from France!

Enjoyed this video very much. The drone footage was excellent providing fantastic views from a unique perspective. Well done and looking forward to more moody Scotland. 📷⛰️🦌😀

Fantastic photos you show us in this video. The one with Callum (the name of the stag) and its reflection really stands out. I was there in September and encountered Callum myself. Unfortunately there was no puddle of water. Another great videos of yours. Thank you and keep it coming. Cheers …

I'm enjoying your adventures in Scotland. Thanks for taking us along.

@jasongold6751

8 ай бұрын

we are priviledged! TX

Stunning Adrian! I've been to Torridon, and I know some day I have to go back. One of your best videos, well done.

Very much enjoying the videos from Scotland. The length of the video is fine for me Adrian

Wow. Thank you for this. I walked the Cape Wrath trail a few years ago and this makes me want to go back! I used to photograph a lot but then I lost, well.. I forgot, my camera, on the isle of Skye, near Storr. I laid it down on a rock to put on my raingear, I had just come down from the Trotternish Ridge. Then I just left it there.. I didnt buy a new one for a few years because I wanted to travel more lightweight. But this year I bought another camera. Monochrome actually, and it rekindled my enthousiasm for photography. I had thought of walking the CWT again, and seeing this video makes me want to do that more so, but then take double the time for it so I can photograph it properly.

Love the calmness of your videos. Always inspiring.

Really enjoying this continuing series so don't worry about that. Interesting and informative. Some great photos too.

Beautiful scenery, good choice of music, excellent images..wish you showed us some photos from the Grand finale. Thanks for sharing.

Torridon ,un desierto gris y verde ,pero qué hermoso es.......

I love Torridon, one of my all time favourite places. Time to make another visit soon I'm thinking after watching your video.

Such beautiful landscapes. Hard work begat the 'luck' of the deer encounter

stunning work in the land of much water! Some of your best images! I would and do miss color! cave people used colors! Your cohesive work, magnificent!

The longer the better!

Excellent again. Really enjoying your Scotland adventures..

Beautiful Video. Thanks for sharing and for the inspiration. Greetings from Norway.

Thanks!

@aows

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate the support 🙏

superb as usual - the drone footage is amazing too

" Its just me and the naked man" 😄 Magnificent series of videos.

Some of your best images today.

Of course it's quiet, it's Scotland :-) Another enjoyable video and I'm still undecided if I should have stopped at that tree by loch maree, probably yes but I like to be different 🙂

Wonderful content as always, thank you for sharing. My favourite photography channel (along with e6 Vlogs) 😊

Danke! Nice Videos from Scotland!

@aows

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! I appreciate the support!

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

Wonderful video. Can we look forward to a book of images from this trip? I hope so.

Thanks Adrian for this great video again. Why don't you put aside all the beautiful pictures you show us, the focal length they are made with? Would be interesting to learn from for me.

Brilliant video and superb images.

Wonderful & incredible

Loving this serious! Not long back from the Hebrides and these videos make me want to go adventuring again

Excelente video me encantan este formato 👍👍geacias por tu trabajo

Gracias

Hi Adrian. Love the format and the journey you take is on. Amazing work, and those stag images were fantastic. I thought the bit about the naked hiker was hilarious. Not something you tend to think off when out in Scotland lol. I know you will continue as this is your passion, but please keep sharing with us. I personally live vicariously through your work on your videos and hope to be living similar, but shorter, adventures of my own soon. Thank you

Top Drawer

This video is so relaxing to watch. It has everything. Tree, deer, rocks. Just needs more naked men

Una area preciosa y mas aun fuera de temporada, todo el norte lo que forma parte de la North Coast 500 se llena de Campervans y gente, lo mismo me pasa con Skye y creo que al final se desmerece un poco la experiencia. Un gusto ver estas tierras desde tu punto de vista. Aunque eso si, la pronunciación sería "Balag" na bá (🙂) como en Loch (Logg)

Ps! I discovered the abandoned Valdresbana Railroad at Fall by Søndre Land this autumn, it's amazing! But I need to learn focus stacking before I go back there, to compress the images with a telephoto lens, to make the curves more dramatic, and still have everything in focus. I think that railroad should be amazing for black&white photography.

Go on with the videos of scottland !

Hmm, if you where in Spain I would suggest that naked man is Don Quixote

Si vuelves alguna vez a Escocia ,me apunto,(y luego me busco un abogado de divorcios)

Title should be , Buck and Butts

Lovely images and great video overall spoiled by way too many advert breaks...two unskippable ads every few mins...just too much

Why does this landscape remind me of Skyfall?

@juanQuedo

8 ай бұрын

Not the same area, was shout of this I believe; but 007 was supposed to be Scottish on those films and he goes back to the boarding school/orphanage where he was found by M or something on those lines

Thanks!