S1.E2. Scottish landscape photography with Joe Cornish and Colin Prior. Watch Behind the Lens now!

[@QuietLightPhoto]

Great to see two masters chewing the fat over some spectacular scenery, very enjoyable, Joe, Colin. Thanks Sigma!

[@TarrelScot]

A timely "dig in the ribs" from Colin Prior at the end, regarding what a world-class landscape that is. I live an hour and a half away and don't go there nearly enough! That's definitely going to change.

[@alangauld6079]

I first visited Coigach in 1966 and have been back regularly ever since. Definitely my favourite part of Scotland for scenery.

[@sigmauk]

Agree Alan, it's incredible! Amazing views once you get up on the hills too. Thanks for watching! Tim@ Sigma

[@grumpytrumpy8015]

Stunningly beautiful , thank you gentleman for not only sharing such amazing landscapes but also sharing your feelings & need to experience such wonders & photograph them. I cannot tell you the joy I receive from watching this type of video. Its highly unlikely that I will ever get to photograph this beautiful landscape but I will enjoy photographing what I can when I can.

[@iaincphotography6051]

What a cracking watch.

[@SimonBoothPhotography]

Well done Sigma for putting these together. Unlike the terrible soaps and reality celeb tv that we have to dodge every week, I’d happily watch more of these. A big round of applause from me 👏👏

[@sigmauk]

Thanks Simon! We'll get on with planning the next one! Cheers

[@thevalleywalker]

Sat here with a big smile on my face watching these two architects of photography at it - the banter tween um makes this so much more. Who wants main stream TV I say to my freinds - this is so much more. Thx Sigma, Joe & Colin - a great watch n listen... a special big up for the film crew too. regards Alan

[@paulrichardson6]

I love seeing these two out together! Very different from the usual photography KZbin videos, and really enjoyable

[@stevenrobinsonpictures]

More of this please, a great watch again. Also, love sigma.

[@vzshadow1]

I appreciate the knowledge of geology.

[@TarrelScot]

Agreed. As I delve deeper into landscape photography I'm coming to realise it's like photographing wildlife; the more you understand your subject and its behaviour, the better the shots you're likely to achieve.

[@albertotafuro8730]

Thanks Sigma, great video!!

[@sigmauk]

Thanks for watching Alberto!

[@locatedsomewhere-v9l]

Both of these guys , I have books by both . The key to the magic kingdom

[@estefanello]

Priceless

[@sigmauk]

Thanks Eliezer!

[@francesbilham7396]

Colin Prior - Legend.

[@sigmauk]

Hear hear Frances! Thanks for tuning in 👍

[@danevarkevisser4670]

Just subscribed so I don't miss the next installment. Wonderful!

[@AndySnap]

What a great series, like the photographic equivalent of Gone Fishing! Two master photographers together, I could watch hours of this...

[@sigmauk]

Interesting that you say that - we actually used Gone Fishing as a model for the format of this. Glad that's come across! Thanks for the comment!

[@huwalban]

Joe's image wins it for me. He has filled the frame with that fantastic light and really embraced the atmosphere of the place. I love Colin's image too because of the contrast between the cool shady foreground and the warmth beyond. Again, a delight to see these two masters swap thoughts. Well done Sigma.

[@stevenwhite921]

come on buddy it wasn't a competion no medles just two guy out having fun

[@sigmauk]

Cheers Huw, yeah both very nice shots in their own right. Hopefully we can do a second series at a different location soon.

[@huwalban]

@@stevenwhite921 100% agree sir. But that image of Joe's is a such a belter of a picture!

[@paulatterby7507]

Spent two days wandering round that very patch of ground a few months ago and am going back in a few weeks. The top two landscape photographers from the UK.

[@sigmauk]

Ah yeah it's amazing country isn't it. And you pretty much get it to yourself even in the height of summer! Thanks for watching Paul!

[@KRiemer]

Great show!

[@sigmauk]

Thanks Kai!

[@JohnMcKennaPhotography]

Loving this series. Listening to two greats bouncing ideas and opinions off each other is compelling viewing. Beautifully shot video.

[@sigmauk]

Thanks so much John! Really appreciated 👍

[@Lindsay_Brunton]

Great stuff.

[@sigmauk]

Cheers Lindsay!

[@ianpawson1356]

Excellent

[@sigmauk]

Cheers Ian 👍

[@TarrelScot]

This is like Mozart and Beethoven having a blether. Two artists sharing a passion for a location and remarkable skill, but with different styles and approaches. Joe Cornish really is the master of "taming the complex". Look at the way those grasses and rocks form an s-curve leading your eye into the picture and eventually towards the cloud-shrouded Cul Mor on the left, before you're inevitably attracted to the peak of Stac Pollaidh and then head down the RH slope before coming full-circle. Colin Prior is of course the master of panoramas. Would be interesting to know why he chose a vertical shot on this occasion. Lens choice perhaps, driven by the need to showcase those two particular lenses?

[@davidpearce2981]

Wouldn’t you love to spend time photographing with these two , especially as we’re about the same age

[@TarrelScot]

I'm sure they'd oblige - for a price!

[@GJuve1]

Superb video! I was lucky enough to go there for 2 weeks this summer and couldn't get enough of the scenery. My photos barely did it justice.

[@sigmauk]

Ah awesome! Hope you didn't get eaten by the midges! It's a truly fantastic landscape if you get some good light.

[@GJuve1]

@Sigma UK as long as there's a breeze the midges don't make an appearance!

[@xstrange_potret]

This is my dream,now i start with bridge camera

[@micro343]

Thanks for sharing Sigma

[@sigmauk]

Cheers David and thanks for tuning in!

[@Stop-All-War]

Sigma U.K videos, featuring so few Photos from these Photographers is a little surprising.

[@jingbar]

Joe, just wondering what type of levelling head you are using

[@sigmauk]

Hi Bob, not sure how often Joe reads these comments but I know what it is so I'll answer for him! It's an Arca Swiss C1 Cube Classic. Cheers! Tim@Sigma

[@jingbar]

@@sigmauk Thanks a lot for the info. A great series of videos