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Great film - thanks. I go up to Mull for a week's photography most years and am off again at the beginning of October. I've been out with Martin on Mull Charters four or five times now and have never had a dry day yet but it is such a fantastic photo opportunity the weather doesn't put me off coming back for more! Wonderful island - a real wildlife photographers' paradise. One tip - if you want some peace and quiet and no noisy children to chase the otters away then visit in the autumn, but do remember your waterproofs and warm fleeces.,
Thank you Alasdair. I am back there in a week for 10 days of wildlife photography with 2 groups of guests, 4 boat trips booked with Martin and can’t wait.
Mate I loved this one! Foxes are amazing animals and when you get the opportunity to see them up close and personal then why wouldn’t you ❤ also I’m so excited for Botswana ☺️
Hi Adam .... Lovely video of my favourite UK mammal and the subject of an ongoing project on my local patch. It always helps for individual ID purposes if there is a distinguishing feature .... like a droopy/floppy ear 😀
You’re well and truly back on the horse Adam. Lovely watch and it’s more than evident the passion you have for your subject matter. Welcome back mate. 🦊📷
A very nice watch Adam, as you say for urban foxes they look in good nick and I love the one with the wonky ear !!! Gives him character and personality 🫶👍
Hello Adam beautiful Isle of Mull. I want to go there someday to take beautiful photos for my RU-vid channel. I enjoyed your beautiful video again. Greetings from Joop Sack the Netherlands👍👍✌✌🙏💯💯💯
Hello Adam I enjoyed your beautiful film with a good glass of whiskey. a pleasure to watch you, it gives me new ideas as a wildlife photographer. Greetings from Joop Sack the Netherlands😊👍👍👍👍👍
I am a little uneasy about “pay to shoot” hides that are baited with live animals or dead animals that have been killed specifically for bait, road kill and seed bait is slight more agreeable. It’s only my feelings and other people hold different views.
Yet another fantastic video Adi and a record of a 'hide' experience. I don't think anyone can question the respect you have for the natural world and hides have become a feature for the public to be introduced to wildlife eg at nature reserves, as well as 'private' hides which give aspiring photographers the opportunity to hone their skills x
Beautiful video as always mate! I don't do much hide photography myself, but got bought a session at Tom's hides as a bday present a few years back and it was absolutely fantastic - as you say, they definitely set the benchmark for what's possible. Great to meet you today pal, hope to see you again soon!
Thank you so much mate. Absolutely brilliant to finally meet up today and will make sure we get out with the cameras together soon. All the very best 👍🏻
Adam, you've put together another tremendous video and really shows off Tom's hard work and dedication perfectly as well as your own passion and commitment to what you do. Thanks as always for sharing..!
Beautifully documented wildlife video. I am a big fan of your work Adam as well as the WildX podcasts. Thank you so much for sharing your joy, experience and educating us.
Great Video But Sadly Far too many people jumping from hide to hide its not proper wildlife photography its just pay point & Shoot . Field craft is dying now
Thanks for the comment - I have to disagree. I do a combination of hide photography and field craft based photography, probably 75% the latter. There are many people that don’t have the time to spend in the field researching locations, and even with hide photography, the subjects are wild and are never guaranteed. If in doubt, have a listen to my podcast, The WildX Podcast as the subject is often discussed. Many thanks again.
I have to agree with Adam here. Well run, ethical hides definitely have a place - especially for those wanting to hone their skills early in their photographic endeavours. I also now lean far more towards fieldcraft because it, in itself, is a skill above and beyond what I do with the camera. And I am FAR away from perfecting it. Adam has been intentionally conscious to make it perfectly clear that this is hide photography and at no point attempts to pretend otherwise. I think folk who move between hides and try to pass them off as shots they've worked for is a whole different argument and one I think we would all agree on!
So many people trying to assert what is “proper wildlife photography” these days. It’s different things to different people and none of us have been ordained to be the determiners of what is “proper”. People should stop judging and enjoy the experiences that are on offer and the photos that can be seen thereafter. Honestly, if you’re wondering what is “proper” then your head is in the wrong place.
Great video again and it hasn’t changed a bit since I did it in 2006! Lovely memories and your filming brought back the emotions of seeing the amazing scenery for the first time for me too! Thank you. ❤ 🐾
A fantastic watch Adi. It was good to share the experience of climbing Yr Wyddfa without the effort! Amazing scenery captured in your slickly edited video x
I have to say Adam I really enjoyed this mate, I’ve never done Snowden and am unlikely to be able to now having had 30% of my meniscus removed from my left knee and which has made walking big distances over rough terrain quite painful !!! And so I thank you for taking me along with yourself and Tamara it was a great watch mate. Regards Paul
