Sycamore Gap without the Sycamore - Landscape Photography

I explore Hadrian´s Wall for images even without the iconic sycamore.
I decide to stop off at Hadrian's Wall on the way to the Mother East. I wanted to see if it was possible to still get good images in this area despite the vandalism that was the cutting down of the famous sycamore. I think I manage to show it is an area still worth visiting with the camera.
Two videos from July/August 2022. • Sycamore Gap on Hadria... & • Sycamore Gap at Night,...
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Gear I use making these videos. Main camera Canon 5D mark IV. Video camera DJI Pocket 2. Drone DJI Mini 2.
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Time stamps on video
0:00 - Intro.
0:36 - Introduction.
1:35 - 1st composition & image.
4:55 - Milecastle 39 & image.
7:27 - Arriving at Sycamore Gap.
10:00 - Composition & images.
12:40 - Crag Lough & image.
15:14 - Closing comments.
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The Music in These Videos:
Today Is a Good Day to Live (Instrumental Version) - John T. Graham
The Wall - Anthony Earls
All Downloaded From Here:
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[@denisbresolin]

Great video I just can’t believe someone cut the tree down so sad. For the other comments like to see them go do a vlog. Have a Great coming week!! Cheers from Thunder Bay🇨🇦

[@keswicklimeyphotography]

Thank you and have a good week yourself.

[@DS-ke8pq]

The UK countryside is dotted with lonesome trees in photogenic settings - ripe for wide angle or telephoto work. However rather than getting upset at the loss of one tree, most of these solitary trees are a result of hundreds of years of overwhelming numbers of sheep and deer eating all the seedlings. We need to wonder why there are no other trees.

[@keswicklimeyphotography]

Thank you for your thoughts. I do like a lone tree as a number of my videos show.

[@PhotographyByRune]

I am envious at all the old stone buildings and ruins you have to spice up your landscapes with yon your islands . Here at best we have some old red-pianted boat shacks. It does help that said boat house is in a Norwegian landscape though....lol Enjoyed the vid.

[@keswicklimeyphotography]

Thank you for taking time to comment. The stone is not that old, only 1,900 years!!

[@PhotographyByRune]

@@keswicklimeyphotography lol

[@DaveJarr]

Your channel title mentions framing, therefore would you perhaps do a video on framing and matting techniques and discus the effects they have on the presentational mood of the photo etc.

[@keswicklimeyphotography]

Thank you for taking time to comment. I have one video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/janGY3t7fceDo6M but will look to do another in the future.

[@graemehunter8858]

i thought the music was very good

[@keswicklimeyphotography]

Thank you. Music is a personal thing. Glad you liked it.

[@tonyb2760]

Different strokes for different folks, but I personally found this videos accompanying music a bit annoying and distracting. I guess it goes along with "my" dislike for extremely long exposure water images. People have different taste and that's okay. Thanks for sharing

[@keswicklimeyphotography]

Thank you for commenting. The music I chose was talking about a wall but maybe in hindsight is a bit to much, sorry.