I Spent 30 Days Photographing ONE Beach | Part 1

[@NigelDanson]

Excited about this one. Thanks for watching and be sure to comment below your thoughts and give it a share and thumbs up! It massively helps me out! Thanks so much!!!!

[@MadsPeterIversen]

Oh man... I've been waiting for this! There are no positive words that are strong enough to describe my admiration for the work you've done here... (along with Rick of course). That right there is what landscape photography really is all about! Fantastic video, fantastic photos, fantastic production! A big bow and respect from here. None of us deserves to watch this for free... Thank you for bringing us along and definitely inspire me to one day do something similar 🙏☺️

[@NigelDanson]

Means so much Mads - thanks and glad you enjoyed it! It was so much effort but all these amazing comments make it worth it all for me and rick

[@RickBebbington]

@@NigelDanson I'd echo this, the comments have been unbelievable - Thanks @MadsPeterIversen, really appreciate it!

[@davehandelman2832]

Mads, you rock! Nigel, watching your videos DOESN’T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS!! 👏👏👏🎉🥳

[@sigsegv111]

to be honest I am not so sure if the landscape photography is about to have a mules for to carry tons of gears, cameramen, editors and all that .. Nigel sold his soul for youtube videos and fame, maybe some $$ too .. I doubt that this tradeoff is any good ... and I am saying that as his follower and photographer too and his fan who is watching his videos almost from the beginning ..

[@danneukirch4486]

@@sigsegv111 Why be so negative?

[@richardsmith8115]

The film has the look and editing of a natural history program on TV. It's beautifully shot.

[@NigelDanson]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@joel.wuestehube]

And the thumbnail has the look of a Mr beast video 😂

[@soundscape26]

@@joel.wuestehube I noticed that too... 😄

[@NigelDanson]

@@joel.wuestehube 😉

[@RJBeacon]

That thumbnail made me ask: “wait a minute, is that Nigel?”

[@MHLandscape]

I'm lost for words, for me the finest hour watching landscape photography videos on KZbin I've ever experienced. Really well done. If ever a landscape photography TV series was produced this is exactly what I'd hope it would be like. Bravo 👏

[@NigelDanson]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ghqservicesmiddlegeorgiadr9986]

Great video, thank you.

[@carolyncollins9843]

Your excitement is so infectious... I find myself grinning as I listen, then wonder why my face aches after 30 mins or so. WHAT A TOTALLY EXQUISITE location. Can't wait for the next episode.

[@NigelDanson]

Thanks!

[@Kristjan_N]

It really doesn't get better than this!

[@eddbutcher]

This should be on TV Nigel, what a fantastically shot documentary of your time. The images were also amazing and the story was compelling. Can’t wait for part 2.

[@serendigity]

I agree this should be on a major TV network. Better than most of the celebrity reality TV by a country mile.

[@RickBebbington]

Thanks Ed 🙏🏻

[@TarrelScot]

@@serendigity Hardly a fair comparison!😀 But agree 100% about the standard. If they're not approaching at least some of the cable channels, they should be.

[@valrion.photography]

This truly is a masterpiece video Nigel! Amazing shots, beautiful storytelling, and those last 5mins when you take in are very intimate and emotional. You really made me travel and feel with you through this video. I didn't see the 55mins pass, they literally flew! I'm really excited about the next episodes of this amazing trip, and very excited to get into my hands your book that I directly ordered! Thank you for sharing all this with us!

[@andreasgiobel6355]

For me, on a channe like this I like to know what I’m looking at , is it F8 or 11 at 35 or 85 mm ! It makes a big difference. Stacked? HDR? And so on. ISO is still BS as it has a big variation depending on camera manufacturers settings. Some metadata please!

[@kellyfisher-jones3858]

My husband and I watch your videos on Sunday mornings. Thanks for sharing this with us. So beautiful. Loved the little Nigel moving across the map drawing 😂

[@keitharmitage7588]

What you have done here Nigel will be the envy of virtually every landscape photographer on this planet. Who gets to spend a whole month away from family and go to a stunning location and come away with a body of work that will be talked about for a long time? The video footage is amazing, your commentary is inspiring and the photography is stunning. This deserves to be shown on a national TV channel. Well done Nigel, you deserve every positive comment coming your way.

[@dalepowell5368]

I think we are witnessing some of your best ever work, just stunning.

[@NigelDanson]

Thanks so much!

[@adamfarrington642]

Easily one of the best videos on KZbin. I think your videos when you just take us along on the adventure and not worry so much about teaching are your most epic!

[@williemacdonald72]

Luskentyre is stunning and can change completely in the space of ten minutes. I feel very jealous of you being able to spend so much time there. I love shooting astro there and have gotten so many amazing shots. My favourite memory of there was lying back on the marram grass with a beer in my hand as I shot a timelapse of Orion rising and as I was looking up admiring the stars, a point of light appeared out of nowhere and kept going across the sky. After checking a couple of apps it turned out to be the ISS just coming out of the shadow of the earth.

[@tonybanks7875]

Exceptional photos in a beautiful part of the world.

[@SueFerreira75]

Magical - it is over 50 years since I was on this beach and you have inspired me to feel this wonderful place once again. I need to take off on my own to wild places a couple of times a year, and your musings on the glory of aloneness have moved me to tears. Your choice of music is perfect.

[@jeffreynee5318]

When you share your eye, we all walk away with the teacher's gift. This was truly a wonderful video.

[@janemetcalfe2393]

ONE beach, but what a beach, vast, varied, dramatic, wild. I think this must have been an experience of a lifetime. Quite a spiritual thing. And on day one so many outstanding images, all so very different. Wowww!!

[@belaacs5238]

Maestro, my hat is off! Rick did an excellent job too. I can't believe myself being a street photographer but waiting for your next episode. Watch your back!!!

[@RickBebbington]

Thanks Bela 😊🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@stevepennington752]

Nigel, a very big thank you for allowing us to share your time in what only can be described as heaven. I especially love the photo with the glowing grasses in the foreground with the snow capped mountains in the distance. The memories you'll have taken from your visit will last a life time. Every success with your book cheers Steve

[@5RustyBin]

I lived there for 2 years - I think of it regularly and although I don't live there any more its still my spiritual home and a piece of it is with me all the time. Its fantastic to spend the full 30 days there - now you will be back there every time you just close your eyes.

[@serendigity]

Wonderful location Nigel. I have been into photography for over 40 years and travelled widely around the world, using all kinds of gear. The idea of basing in one location and seeing the landscape in depth over a range of weather conditions is great. I really enjoy your passion for photography and your willingness to challenge yourself in adverse conditions. Your philosophising strikes a chord with me. Keep up the great work.

[@malcrickman4999]

WOW, just wow. I can`t add anything different to what has already been written. The pictures, the videos, the drone work, the storytelling, the excitement, and the humbling that nature can provide. This is a video of utmost professionalism. Thank you so much for sharing. Brilliant. Well done Nigel, looking forward to seeing you next week.

[@joevondersaar5456]

That much flying sand is a pretty good reason for a second body/lens combo to avoid lens changes. Love the work! Glad you can spend the time!

[@lindamalone9174]

I was thinking how much you have a true soul of an artist. No matter what you follow the call, struggle through and endure the irritations and inclinations of weather, or mother nature. You persist in spite of the wind...the rain... Then, I shuddered. Vincent van Gogh and the mistrals or the ruthless searing sun. He saw beauty, as you do, which had to be expressed, shared, celebrated. You gave me a glimpse...a sense of his life. I pray that he had even moments like yours of gratitude and happiness... I wish you many blessings.

[@bobhart6160]

You have caught the wildness and beauty of that place perfectly, even in your self filmed clips you can just imagine sitting there taking it all in. Truly outstanding filming and photography, a real credit to your talent. Can’t wait for next weeks.

[@daemon1143]

Feeling pressure to get the shots on the first day, is a sure sign that you needed the time you've given for this project. Very monastic, or very zen. I envy you.

[@tompatton2086]

Wow Nigel, you've really gone to the next level with this. Thank you so much for bringing it to us. You're an absolute treasure.

[@connorburke3508]

This video is just pure unfiltered landscape photography with it's highs, lows, tranquillity and organised chaos!! Recently the videos from the photography community has been dominated with tutorials, tips and gear advice (which is definitely valued)... but this video is exactly what has been missing! Although many of us amateurs haven't got the means to travel for 30 days at a time, this is the most relatable video I have seen conveying the excitement and emotion of being emersed in beautiful nature and trying to do the landscape justice during a shoot! Absolutely amazing work and the best video I have seen from the community in a long time! On to part 2! 🤩

[@jimrookphotos]

Nigel, Thinking of your moments on the beach, you reflecting on the last couple of years, that it was tough, but how wonderful this day was just sitting there. For some reason, a quote from Martin Luther came to mind; "God creates out of nothing. Therefore, until a man has nothing, God can make nothing out of him." Looking forward to your continued video of Luskentyre.

[@eltiburon1983]

i dont know what i like better, the results or the video of getting there. that scenery is so amazing! planet earth and mother nature keep hitting me everytime i see things like that. well done Nigel, well done!

[@LeePelling]

Nigel, what can i say, that was just breathtaking , what a production, the B roll, the drone work was fantastic , you and Rick certainly made the most of that first week, absolutely blown away. So many great images from the patterns to ICM to the windy conditions with the spray off the waves and the images with the snow capped mountain, awesome ! A privilege to watch and enjoy, i sincerely hope your back has recovered and hope your on the mend from it long term. All the best :-)

[@RickBebbington]

Thank you Lee, really appreciate it 👍🏻

[@ifotofar]

A 1 hr full of real landscape photography! Really great project and great images. I ordered a copy of the book as well. As always well done!

[@BenjaminReece23]

You truly outdid yourself in this production, Nigel. Thank you for sharing this amazing corner of the world with us.

[@NigelDanson]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@roger-bryan-photography]

Best work you have done Nigel. Your passion really comes through and carries your viewers along with you. What a great idea to spend a month at one location to become immersed into the true spirt of the place. I suspect a lot of photographers if they are able, will copy this idea and why shouldn't they when they see what will be a considered and reflective body of work. Great images of a stunning location and I cannot wait for the next episode.

[@antoinelegendre7634]

Hi Nigel, I have been following your channel for years (maybe less lately for multiple reasons) and this video is my favourite you ever produced. The story telling is fantastic, I can feel your love for this project, the filming quality with having Rick just makes it much more cinematic... I was a bit worried by the hour-format but now I just hope for more of these long quality videos. Thank you for sharing your journey!

[@RickBebbington]

Thanks Antoine - glad you enjoyed it!

[@NigelDanson]

Wow, thank you!

[@randyschwager2515]

These photos are EPIC! You are one fortunate guy to have this opportunity! Thanks for taking me along!

[@lynnecliffe3056]

Mirroring your words, Nigel: "overwhelming"; "daunting"; "the light...it just transforms the landscape"; "so exciting... just having time to experiment"; "the whole landscape was transient"; "trying to capture that essence"; "the light went to another level- the perfect pain relief"; "it's breathtaking and quite emotional". Indeed it is, Nigel. Kudos to you! "Wow, wow, wow"!

[@p1pepper]

This could be 3 hours long and I'd still be glued to the screen . Fantastic .

[@jlehm]

You’re in luck, it’s a 3 part series, of which each part is an hour.

[@tonyhayes9827]

The grass photo @ 49.36 captured the earth shadow beautifully in the background. I think its my fave for this video. Staying still and being contemplative in one place is not something that comes easily to us these days but you managed it so far and its why this video has that intangible something that says there's more to life than we credit. It gives us a chance to lay our placards down, stop up our mouths and simply give thanks.

[@piotrszczotka7510]

Nighscapes made me speachless! Dear Nigel! We want more to see!

[@MrDrelnar]

The magic about this is I felt exactly what you felt just by watching because I too had this moments of pure joy in front this kind of heavenly landscapes. You've made me travel with you, thanks a lot !

[@bobmcdonald4834]

Breathtaking, Nigel. You didn't exaggerate how amazing it all was in your preamble. Fantastic. Thank you.

[@NigelDanson]

Many thanks!

[@MintPhotos]

Oh wow this is just an incredible video! I have thoroughly enjoyed this today and have had a comment I read playing over and over in my mind “none of us deserve to watch this for free” and I really think this is true but totally appreciate the fact you provide this phenomenal material to us at our fingertips. Cannot wait to get stuck in your part 2 and the rest of your videos. Thank you 🙏

[@mariebird01]

I loved every minute of this beautiful video, Nigel. I felt I was right there, capturing the essence, breathing in the ozone, with every step, every pause, and sharing your pain, too - every single moment. I shed tears of emotion, while watching. Wow, indeed. Just wow! Time seemed to have slowed down in a beautiful way, you took us all there, in spirit, to soak in everything at every turn. Bless you thank you.

[@lbricknell1]

It’s so great to watch you hoping for good conditions, knowing what was to come! Loved every minute of this. Looking forward to next wee’s instalment

[@COgirl394]

I always love your videos, Nigel. I live in Colorado so gorgeous scenery is everywhere, but you take us to places we wouldn't get to see otherwise. And your tips are always so helpful. Even if I'm not ready to put all of them into practice right away I like and save the vids to come back to later. When Pebbles is with you it's just icing on the cake.😊

[@annlloyd3304]

Does it get any better than this? Some may try, most will fail. Absolutely outstanding.

[@galesaunders4120]

I tell you what Nigel.....'it doesn't get better than that', breathtaking from start to finish, well done 😁

[@iwasapirateonce1639]

What a brilliant documentary. Can't wait for the second part. I do agree with your comments about familiarity of a scene, you can visit somewhere dozens of times but with different conditions there are different compositions every time.

[@Larsioo]

The film has the look of a natural history documention on TV. Its incredibil. I love it!

[@ingabett]

WOW! Unfortunately I can’t express myself in a better way. So many beautiful photos, yes, it’s a magical place you’re at but to be able to capture that is really well done! It really shows how professional you are. I’m blown away by the content of this video. Thank for making it! 🩵

[@Ev0ktube]

Those „map walks“ killed me 😂 Fantastic video & photos, just wow!!! Can’t wait for part 2!

[@steveforden]

Looking forward to watching this OK the big TV! One of my favourite places

[@NigelDanson]

Thanks - should look good big!

[@rosssayer6524]

Absolutely brilliant, give yourself a big Pat on the back Nigel. Really what landscape photography is all about

[@chrismarois4349]

This looks like a great location. You are living the dream!! The sand blowing in the wind with slow shutter speed, that’s got to be my favorite

[@mrpoobumhead857]

Mate this was SO good! Everything about it! The BBC should commission you for a series and just let you at it to do your thing! Brilliant!

[@NigelDanson]

Thanks..

[@Sensorgrafie]

@Nigel what an Epic undertaking. You are really blessed to have had the opportunity to do this. Great insights and tremendous photography. I love your documentary of this trip. It is so strong and relaxing to follow along.

[@kentonbruno7728]

This video shows how much dedication you have for your craft!

[@richardsmith5021]

There is something about being alone with nature that provides one with a clarity that just can't otherwise be achieved. Absolutely awesome video. Next week can't came soon enough.

[@dianneturner4874]

Oh my this is wonderful! I couldn't believe it when you said it was Harris Island, my cousin in Scotland wants to take me there when I go over for the first time ever. We were only talking about it the other night and after seeing this I definitely want to visit! Everything about this place is magic. I love how you talk about the importance of connecting and being alone in nature. Also feeling and understanding the land or place you're in and you can feel it in your shots, they're amazing. I love the stormy skies and those waves, actually, I loved all the shots. You've done a wonderful job with this documentary, you should be really proud, it's amazing!!

[@Stov11]

Give Nigel a film crew and a bbc slot for an hour. What a great 55min watch. Nigel’s passion, Excitement and presentation came through the length of the video. Being in a lull myself this is the kick up the backside I needed to get back out

[@RickBebbington]

Hey, you'll do me out of a job 😂😂

[@Stov11]

@@RickBebbington haha. Sorry Rick. I’m sure the BBC would hire you anyway. Great work

[@JFW5358]

Absolutely rivetting. I could watch this again and again. Some super light and patterns. I particularly liked the sand patterns. But all of it spectacular. Thanks so much. What an experience.

[@NigelDanson]

Many thanks!

[@trevorsneath4665]

Finally. And worth the wait. Man, the emotion in your voice sums it up nicely. What a place.

[@CarlosBrefe]

It's difficult to pick one location to say it's the best! The S-point was quite amazing, but so also many other locations! Fantastic Nigel! Thanks for this video!

[@jpdj2715]

18:24 beautifully illustrates the beauty of the light. High latitude Northern hemisphere, early spring, still somewhat cold and the air cannot contain a lot of moist in vapour form. Consequently there's very, very little haze and the clouds make the light soft and diffused without a lot of UV. Even on a bright sunny day, most of these qualities are retained. Great photography in stills and video.

[@jamesvoiss7122]

As you embraced the heavy winds and the rugged surf with such enthusiasm and delight at what they had to offer, I was reminded of the title of a book by a former colleague, “The Solace of Fierce Landscapes” by Belden Lane. Your reflections at the end about being alone and the value of having such an experience after the challenges of the previous years was a welcome reminder to me of the importance of taking time to get away to the places that nourish our souls. That’s part of the joy of landscape photography. Thank you for sharing this 30-day journey with us. I look forward to the next installments.

[@phosbitsbitsoflightandinsi160]

What a tremendous experience-love the way you have captured the natural and emotional beauty. Can’t tell you how many times I said “that one is my favorite” during the video! I was surprised that you didn’t start day 1 with an apple just to soak in the surroundings.

[@lindahenderson2113]

Thank you, Nigel! What a wonderful video of your first week. I wish the darn back could be fixed…. Absolutely beautiful photographs and I admire your commitment to your craft. I look forward to the next one. And by the way, there are not many 1 hour you-tube videos that I have time to watch, but yours was so worth it….!

[@johnmielke243]

I so appreciated the emotional content to taking photos and being able to slow down and enjoy.

[@andrewherbert9938]

One of the best videos you’ve ever done I’d say , stunning images and big up to your cameraman

[@NigelDanson]

👊🏻 rick!

[@RickBebbington]

Thanks 😀

[@TerjeLeinMathisen]

This has been a pleasure to watch. Excellent story telling, great videography and production. It is so inspirational to watch, I'm looking forward for the next episode

[@joycady8325]

Oh wow, what an amazing video. Thank you so much for taking us along with you, I'm so inspired right now. So happy for you to be able to get and about doing what you love the most.

[@gabrielvockel7217]

Beautiful, inspiring, uplifting, making-me-want-to-go-out-photographing, deep and thought-provoking. Thank you Neil!

[@Xo1ot1]

25:39 tiny Nigel walking across the map was cute ;)

[@AndyHayter]

Nigel, When you were focusing on the ground, 17:00 into Part 1, you might want to look at getting a PlaytPod Extreme. I have the PlatyPod Max and it really helps for working on very low to the ground images. (I don't work for them.)

[@johngiesin283]

Thanks for taking us on another incredible trip!

[@trevorhite5685]

Excellent work Nigel. Being from Down Under, watching the wotk you do allows me to journey to parts of the world that I will probably never see.

[@krimke881]

This is exactly how my month at a 4 mile stretch of seaside landscape panned out. It was a recon mission, but call it what you want. It' was amazing, and lots of material. Proof, that shooting a landscape you know, is better. The conditions are neve the same, so you're bound to get new sights and insights. If it's close to home, you're in a luck. I thing I actually prefer the project-view of a shoot. Spending a number of days in a row in one location. It's gold!!

[@PhilipWalker]

Thank you so much for all of your wonderful advice. You present it in such a simple and easy to digest manner, and it's improved my composition and editing immensely. Thank you so much, Nigel!

[@GregJ1]

Well done, beachscapes are amazing, we've all had that experience of being set up in one spot and due to the changing light, clouds, and tide it gives you different images without ever moving at all, only as you scroll through the photos can you see the dramatic changes that have taken place before your eyes.

[@keithpinn152]

Hi Nigel: This was a beautiful video. The cinematography was breath-taking and it was very ease to feel your excitement in being part of this truly outstanding location. The images that you have shown thus-far are outstanding. I hope that you have an opportunity to show more of the planning that went into this type of adventure, such as safety concerns, and food & beverage planning. Can't wait until the next video. Cheers, Keith

[@NigelDanson]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@markledbury3666]

Nigel, it was an absolute joy to watch your first week video! Looking forward to the next in the series😊

[@wendidonaldson1051]

Fantastic video, Nigel!! The only time my husband and I got to Luskentyre to try to shoot it the winds and rains were horrific! I felt for you with those needle sharp rains on your face. You've captured the spirit of Luskentyre! Can't wait to see which images end up in your book. I loved your enthusiasm and excitement....and 'it just doesn't get better than this'. I was giggling to hear you repeat that throughout. You are right!! It just doesn't get better.

[@carlreid4161]

The light on that first day alone was exquisite and worth the trip Nigel. I too had the problem of finding compositions without footprints or tyre tracks, in the desert in the UAE at the end of March.

[@warrenswales5693]

A magnificently epic vlog Nigel/Rick.

[@RickBebbington]

Thanks Warren, really appreciate it :)

[@jimwulpi4252]

What an amazing opportunity you created for yourself. I would love to be able to do the same type of project. With photography, I love being able to see things differently. You have the luxury of time to be able to wait for, and seek out, the best light, and explore your creativity with patterns while you notice the changes from day to day because of the changing tides and winds. The drone footage adds a great deal of context to your location. That was a bonus for the viewers. Lucky you to be able to catch the Auroras, too. I like your style of photography as well as your easy-going presentational style. Thank you for bringing us along with you.

[@EtherealSunset]

I've now added this beach to my mental wishlist of places to visit. What a great thing to do, spending so long in one place. Thank you for your video and sharing such an exciting project.

[@PhutureproofUK]

I also love your enthusiasm. I find myself smiling as I watch.

[@p382742937423y4]

Such a pleasure to see your happiness with the conditions in this video. Makes me happy.

[@markmcdonald8773]

Absolutely stunning video Nigel. You are right in that it really doesn't get any better. The conditions you had that trip and more importantly that last week were just sublime. To think I was there for 10 days while you were there and for the conditions in the last week, well I'll let your viewers appreciate that when they see it. A pleasure to have met you also. I'm heading back up later in the year once it's quieter again for an extended trip. Thank you

[@MarkSiegemund]

Nigel + 55min youtube - semi documentary! Doesn't get any better then this!😍

[@colinbrearley6088]

Nigel, this is absolutely superb - both the images and the overall production value of the video. Definitely my favourite of all the video's you have done. I can't wait to watch the other parts.

[@ionasthom4636]

I always love the peacefulness of your videos, and this is most certainly, no different. Great music in the background, super beautiful videography, you've managed to get out such a calmness, through this truly terrible conditions! All that wind and sand everywhere, must have been so difficult to deal with at some point. Anyways, this is truly epic and so very inspiring to watch, can't wait for the next one. I'm sure it's going to be a wonderful photography documentary, amazing work Nigel!

[@nigelconstantine9532]

I am heading to Luskentyre next month and so re-watching these videos for inspiration. I will have your book with me as well. I only have a week but hope to see some of the dramatic conditions that helped to make your month's work so memorable! Thank you, once again, for the enthusiasm and energy you bring to your photography and for sharing this with us every week!

[@marvinburbach]

This is better than the movies. I could have watched this all day and the photos and videos really inspired me to spend a few days on a beach. Great stuff. 😊

[@judithmcdermott8290]

Love love love this video. I’m so happy to see you out and photographing and sharing your excitement and joy with us. I also was so pleased to see your ICM images. Wonderful!

[@richardsmith8115]

One week to wait until the next episode. That's the only disappointment. Can't wait. Stunning filming and photography.

[@susanfirth2279]

Wow Nigel! Just wow! Fantastic production/drone footage/images. What an incredibly special place. Can't wait for the next episode. Great body of work.

[@johnlewis1243]

Just magical. Coincidentally I was in Harris for a family holiday the day after this video came out and hadn’t had the chance to watch. Having been there for a short time makes this video you both made even more special. Amazing.

[@schmeichelschmeichel3679]

Hi Nigel, first of all congrats for this brilliant idea and its implementation. Luskentyre is just magical! I was fortunate enough to find Luskentyre by accident 27 years ago on an interrail trip. I rented a bike in Tarbert to explore the Ilse and you probably can image how I looked when I saw Luskentyre the first time. As you say in the very beginning I just felt overwhelmed. I mean I didn’t expect this at all. It was just like a lottery win in the time way before mobile phones and social media…(everything we had was a paperback that covered whole of Europe 😂). It’s great to see that Luskentyre is still the gem that I have locked in my memories. Hopefully this will not change and the people which you certainly will or probably have already inspired to visit will behave in a way that Luskentyre is not harmed and kept as it is. Cheers

[@TarrelScot]

Excellent project, representing the kind of slow travel many of us are trying to encourage here in the Highlands and Islands. Also, a great documentary to share with us. Having the luxury of living here I do feel for those who have to compress their visit into just a few short days. Of course, not everyone can afford a month, but perhaps there's a middle ground of coming for a week or so, and just concentrating on one or two spots and really getting to know them, rather than rushing from location to location, as you say in the video. The longer you stay, the more you tune in though, without doubt. My area on the east coast of Sutherland in particular does not reveal itself readily, but demands a "slow dance" and the time to explore. Much of it is on the "return leg" of the NC500, where folks sprint down the A9 having "seen all there is to see" on the west and north coasts. They're missing so much!