A POV Stroll in the Woods | Fujifilm Nature & Woodland Photography

[@musicisajourney]

Still only a couple of minutes in, but I'm enjoying the scenery! That tree in the photo was gorgeous!

[@musicisajourney]

I swear I’m going to sneak out this week! Your videos are charging me up!

[@j.r.bohnenblust1084]

What a beautiful, strenuous stroll in the woods! Absolutely lovely images from this day. Thank you for this posting. Be well.

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

it was a bit strenuous, and every tie I go there I'm left wondering how much longer I can carry on doing it 😞

[@MoeMorales]

This video was perfectly timed. I watched it while waiting for my train on weekend schedule. Thanks Nick

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

thank you Moe - always a pleasure 🙂

[@tokyorecordstyle]

Fantastic relaxing video. Reminds to me to go on nice walk this weekend. I really loved all the images at the end (and music!) and especially your last photo. A tunny of beauty! Best from Tokyo!

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

thanks Brian - glad you enjoyed 🙂

[@RipeOldBanana]

Quite the "stroll!"

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

indeed 🙂

[@MoeMorales]

13:30 beautiful view even before the snap

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

I am blessed having it on my doorstep Moe 🙂

[@musicisajourney]

That’s quite a slope you’re tackling!

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

it was a tricky walk up it yes. not sure how much longer i can keep going there TBH 😞 but if it inspires you, or anyone, to just get outdoors then my work is done!! 🙂

[@JenOPhoto]

I've not gone quiet as far down the path as you guys, every time I do it's boggy lol I have often seen the feeders and peanut piles. Might see you out there one day!

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

you never know Jen! once you get past the initial mud it's not too bad. we've worked out how to navigate from there right round to the quarry entrance off Frederick Place 🙂

[@JenOPhoto]

@@duringthemeanwhilst nice!! I will definately have to venture further down one day!

[@TC_Conner]

Yes, phonre cameras have come a long way, but I still think I can shoot better photos with my R5, or any other full frame camera. Point being larger sensor. Enjoyed walkin along with you and Bethan Nick. 💜

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

cheers TC :-) shooting in raw mode on my iPhone has really surprised me with its quality. yes a camera is better of course, but the phone ain't that far behind any more!

[@TC_Conner]

@@duringthemeanwhilst I agree, I use my 14 Pro Max iPhone camera a lot more than I used to, in raw.

[@Enrique-the-photographer]

Very enjoyable video Nicholas, I really appreciate what you're doing (and sharing with us), I know that the long walks are not easy for you (especially on uneven and muddy terrains), its great to see Bethan accompanying you. Two questions, what are the balls that you put in the heart shaped feeder and what are those round “gate looking” metal structures for (along the trail). Beautiful images, especially the two birds. Be well.

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

thanks as always Enrique 🙂 fat balls. no that's not an insult, that's what they are - balls of suet and fat with loads of calories for the birds. round gate looking structures? give me a time stamp and I'll have a look at what you mean.

[@Enrique-the-photographer]

@@duringthemeanwhilst @1:20 or @2:33

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

@@Enrique-the-photographer yes they are gates, but the wire fence alongside the first one has been broken for a while

[@Enrique-the-photographer]

@@duringthemeanwhilst OK, but I don’t understand the purpose for them, unless it’s to prevent bikes or dirt motorcycles from going through.

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

@@Enrique-the-photographer more to keep the horses fro getting out I think. there are a few down there and there have been instances of them escaping and getting onto the estate, leaving what they leave behind!!

[@photographyforenjoyment]

Sometimes it's all about the story, the journey, the setting; not so much about the images lovely as they were. So was it tedious? Actually NO I found it most enjoyable!

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

thanks Alan. I'll take that from the master of the story-telling stroll 🙂