Beautiful photos!

Some great shots from a gorgeous location, Ian, enjoyed watching the video.

Nice work Ian. I love the flowers contrasting with the sea and sun.

First B&W image was fabulous

Great video Ian - you keep pushing boundaries and innovating in different ways. Love it

Thank Ian for the time and effort you put into all your content.

I will be getting a new camera this weekend. Thank you for all the tips. As a beginner, this has given me a lot to think about.

Excellent images! Thanks for taking me along!

impressive stairs to the beach. I wish more locations had that. great photos as usual.

This is the first time I see people n ot wearing their camera on their necks. I guess you're too much of a wildlife fan

I really enjoyed the POV style. It feels quite immersive. One other style I thought was excellent was from a few years back when you were exploring the Ogmore valley with very little dialogue but with a lot of notes that you shared. Any plans to try this again?

Thanks Ian for an interesting video with great comments and pics... great location... cheers from Australia 🦘🦘😊

Just superb, Ian!

Fun video Ian.

Your videos are so beautiful and calming. I like them and the taken pictures very much 😊

Great video, Ian - I also shoot with Fuji. I've always loved the colors and the overall image/build quality. For me, this system offers one of the best price-to-performance ratios. I really enjoy working with them. What I don't like at the moment are the latest firmware updates for the T5/H2/H2s; the tracking really needs to be stickier... But otherwise, these cameras are packed with features that you'd see in higher-end cameras, and sometimes not even there. The DR of the RAW´s or F-Log2 is insane - Love the Fuji vibes ;)

@3:18 the camera view would have made for a good starting point for a long exposure composition using the bottom of the stairs & the boulders as primary elements.

Great location - the pictures you've captured are truly stunning. I really appreciate the POV style. ✌

The other plus side is this, if you're photographing a sunset or sunrise the light changes quickly, if you're using a tripod you can change you're composition by zooming in or out, with a prime lens you may have to change your lens or move your camera and tripod, you will lose time and the new location may not work well, also when you zoom with your feet your foreground changes and that might not work in your favor. So i would say if you are going to photograph a location that your know you will be moving around to shoot different angles and compositions try a prime if you are photographing a subject that will not allow you the freedom of movement a zoom lens will give you the ability to dial in your composition with out moving location.

I loved this video, beautiful shots.

Beautiful images and clear explanations of your thought process and techniques. Enjoyed it. Thanks from Canada

Loved the POV video. Your shots are amazing! More of this, please.

Love your work as always! Honestly, I have seen an improvement in your photos! Not that they haven’t been great, but they are even better! Love the POV!

Beautiful images Ian! Th asks for sharing 📷👍

Nice and informative Video. Thanks for all that. But the Important question is: what do you wear? 😊

Cracking photos again Iain. Great video. Always enjoy your content 😎👍

The POV gets my vote. Certainly a great location with loads of potential. Great image's as usual Ian. Catch you on the next one.

Love it

Top job and great video.

Greetings from where the sun was setting for you - the east coast of Ireland south of Dublin 😀 Your non-hyped approach to photography and videography is much appreciated.

Great images Ian, what a lovely piece of coast line. The POV gets a thumbs up from me.. 👍

Great pictures and info Ian. Love your videos. Were down your way week after next, if I get anything half as good I'l be happy. Keep up the great work.

While all were great, I particularly liked your composition at 11:50. A really beautiful image. And thumbs up on the drone POV footage! Wonderful video (again)!

Nice new hat ... I found out Viewfindr apk is not in Canada

Is the waves over the rocks a composite image Ian? Or just the best from that session? Thanks

POV👍 I really enjoy how you share your thinking regards composition and camera settings. Very helpful. Great shots and B roll as usual Ian. Thank you. Cheers

Loved it. Were was the location ?

Hi Ian, nice video and nice spot…Loved your new hat ! So cool !!!!

Beautiful photos. POV definitely gets my vote. More Please.

Great video. Great work gone into the planning and execution of creating those images. Hope you got some waves too..

Loved every shot you shared in this video Ian. Top job!

loved the video

I would use f16 and iso 200 here

Hat suits you

Photopills is the best-buy for any photographer. About 10-15$ for android, and 15-20$ for ios.

Uv filter is a must have though, unless you want broken glass 😉 not expensive and does nothing but protection. And lens hood, for protection too.

Do you ever play with fisheye and landscape? I'm starting to love it 📸

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Ian, there's ALWAYS reason for another visit! Your photographic skills are inspiring, even to this 72-year-old amateur. Started my journey with an Argus 126, I believe. Even at 11 years of age, I envisioned myself to be as good as the World's BEST photographer: my dad! My first 35mm film camera was the Canon AE-1. Naturally, I progressed to DSLR, then Mirrorless. Although I've remained loyal to Canon (R6 is my go-to), I entered the Fuji world with an EXCELLENT X-T3, including a few lenses. Of course, I'll not part with any of it, in hopes to pass something worthwhile down to my 4 Grandchildren! Keep up the good work. We all look forward to your inspiration!

I heard that UV filters can potentially scratch or damage the lens in the event of a drop/ shattering, but I'm thinking since one would be carrying it on a strap, the camera falling is not very likely for someone leisurely walking around somewhat quiet streets and would serve the purpose of protecting it against dust and stuff flying into it? I mean, if something got on, you could just take the UV one off and delay cleaning, I suppose. Everything is a major overthink when you just start out sigh. Gorg pics