First time seeing this channel today. Proper cracked me up. Will def be watching more getting some tips for my own channel. My dream to retire and do some traveling taking pictures like u guys
@@brumtownvloggers these videos with Adam Gibbs in there are some of the best! They are halirous when they get together. I watch both their channels religiously but Gavin's channel is the only RU-vid channel I don't mind watching "re-runs" of. If you ask me though, I'd like to see a Impractical Jokers spoof with Gavin, Adam and Thomas for the best shot. - I'd hate to be the loser at the end of the show though... (you're welcome Gavin, get on it and make it happen now.)
I'm sure I'm late to this but here goes anyway...The breeze is literally created by the sun's warmth. As the sun warms the land (soil and rocks) the land warms the air just above it which rises and pulls in cooler denser air from nearby, hey presto - breeze created! In mountains the effect is compounded by the high bare slopes. The mountain sides are warmed first with early light and being mostly bare rock they warm quickly. The air around the slopes begins to rise quickly, sucking in cooler air from lower down (the pond and valley) so the effect seems to come on like a switch at times. And it come dissipate just as fast when the sun goes down and the air temps stabilize.
The sun heats areas differentially causing changes in air pressure. This causes air movement - high pressure flowing to low. Uneven heating is often more pronounced near bodies of water. Wonderful video of a "perfect" landscape morning!
OH MY those shots are gorgeous!! I don’t care if they are considered “low hanging fruit” not everybody gets that shot because they’re not there under those conditions. You truly did justice to that stunning scenery, those shots are dreamy!❤️🥰
The sun comes up and the thermal differential causes that wind. The wind is essentially a biproduct of warm air and cool ground. When the air is warm and humid and there's snow on the ground thats when fog usually happens. meteorology and landscape photography go hand and hand for me. :) More vids like this!!!
My simple understanding of this phenomena is that Sun hits air/ground, causes change of temperature and that causes the air to start moving. I once winnessed this over a ridge, at noon, as the sun rays "folded" over the ridge into the valey, for 15 minutes, wind picked up and clouds swent moving from one side of the mountain to the other, once those 15 minutes passed, whiteout settled back in and visibility was all but gone. It was quite an experience.
*** Regarding breezes when the sun rises, it's because ground heats faster than water, thereby the air above the ground is heating faster than the water above the lake. The air above land then rises (warm air rises, cold sinks), and the air over the water gets sucked in over land to replaced the air that has risen. That's how sea breezes work on a much larger scale.
As the sun rises it warms the air sitting on the lake, and that air rises. As the air rises more air comes in from the side to replace it creating a breeze.
Catching up on some fototripper ( 2months worth) and comedic duo of you and grumpy has had me crying with laughter! I'm 36 laughing at 2 blokes farting, it's like an obscure real life version of Terrence and Philip (South park reference).
The wind usually picks up after sunrise because the sun heats the ground and the air close to the ground which caused it to rise. This then causes the cooler air aloft to fall down to replace the risen air. Hence the cool breeze... Another class video Gavin 👍🏻👍🏻
Pressure rises when air gets heated up. Cooler air has lower pressure. Air always wants to equal pressure like a balloon when you release the air inside. This behavior creates movement we call wind.
@@pixelgenau2982 Sorry, you're completely wrong there. When the air is warmed by the ground, it expands at essentially the same pressure - the pressure at any point in the atmosphere is simply the weight of the column of air above that point. As soon as it expands even slightly it becomes less dense than the surrounding air and so it rises. At which point surrounding air immediately flows in to replace it, hence the breeze.
The sun heats the air making it rise and the cooler air rushes in to fill the void causing a breeze. It can be quite dramatic sometimes, other times mild.
also, yourr question, its because the sun heats up the air, and warm particles move faster than cold particles, so the air suddenly heats up, becomes more active, and moves the water
I've noticed that the less you talk about photography and the more you show about the household, small talk jokes and nature in general, the more I like your videos :)
I am in no need of another RU-vid channel to follow, especially with in-depth and long videos. But here we are, I am subscribed, I'm watching, and I'm enjoying it.
If Carlsberg did photography shoots they would be just like this one !! Outstanding location, light and shots !! Great to also see Uncle G back for the usual banta !! The reflections disappeared due to the change in barometer pressure from Grumpaciousfarticus
The air movement, I believe, occurs when the sun warms the mountain tops, causing that air to rise and draw replacement air up the valleys. (This sun-warming/convection effect was mentioned a little differently in another comment and I'm just adding some mountain and valley details.) Katabatic winds at night are the opposite, (cold, dense air from the mountains flows down into the valleys).
We've got a TV show in the UK called 'Gone Fishing' and its just basically two blokes traveling around the country enjoying their friendship to the backdrop of their hobby. It's the best thing on TV And I think you and Adam would be amazing with your own show. 'Amazon Prime please get in touch'
This channel is turning into my favorite comedy show lately. When I go to a remote location I download your videos and just watch them when I have no connection. Thanks a lot for bringing on the good vibes! Hope to see you on the road someday :) Or maybe jam!
Movement on the water is caused by methane emissions from Uncle Grumpy's bum rising and then bouncing back off the low clouds to land on the water. It also makes the tree leaves go a richer shade of yellow... and brown.
Your dry humor keeps me coming back. Wildlife is my passion. Landscape is nice. But the backpacking and dry humor keep me here and making sure I comment. Hope the algorithm takes you for a ride, Gavin.
Crazy! I remember dragging my mate up our first day at Canmore after a full day of driving from Vancouver to catch the sunrise. I wanted to shoot at the Rundle Forebay but parking was closed, so ended up heading to Quarry Lake and had amazing fog that morning! Easily one of the best decisions I've made. And only saw one other person and a dog there. Super peaceful.
Those trees and foreground rocks behind you looked stunning in that light, but I can see that it would have been difficult to tear yourself away from the view in front of you. Really enjoyable video
I believe reflections disappear in the sunlight b/c the light heats up the air, hot air rises up creating open space that is filled by cooler air (aka wind) and wind = no reflections
Yo, why is this the first I've seen this channel?? I was laughing the whole time!! You guys are having so much fun together. Loved the video and I'm now subscribed 👍🏼
So as I watched and the farts started. Blind to me my cat took a brownie break himself and it was as if I could smell you all through the phone 🤣😅👍 perfectly timed.
Hey Gavin! I am a Texan retired and living in Ecuador. Let me just sy you have a face like a rusty brillo pad! Actually, I just wanted to say, if you find yourself wanting to shoot some really cool waterfalls, Ecuador is full of them. If you think about coming to South America, I will make sure that you have a good time and don't end up with a face like a fried plantain!
The wind is caused by colder air replacing the warmer air that’s rising from being warmed by the sun. You should also notice a drop in temp at the same time.
The breeze had nothing to do with the sun rising, it was Tyrannofartus Rex's echo bouncing off the distant mountains. It's a wonder there are any trees left standing!
Love all your videos Gavin!! Your style, sense of humor and the crew you hang out with just make for enjoyable viewing. And I must say, you are one lucky dude to have Amanda who compliments every aspect of your videos. Keep up the good work !!!
I love it just the chat,s and the banter ! Gavin I think its only fair that you send a copy of Your awesoooom book to the CEO of Fuji ! as a thank you for making you Fuji Canada ambassador.
Love the humor you bring to photography! I went to watch my "Sunday afternoon vlogs" and decided to watch yours first so I could enjoy great photos. and good laughs! Keep it up. It's awesome stuff.
Honestly, I smiled throughout this whole video. Thanks for bringing the delight, while also teaching. I'm going through the F4 course right now and experiencing the same thing. Thank you for all of it.
I only discovered you recently and immediately became addicted to your videos! Photography and humor, what could be better? Nothing. Anyway, I quickly watched them so now I am plugged in for anything new. This video is absolute gold! Keep it up, thank you so much.
I am glad this is youtube and not smellovision. I am happy someone has gotten some good light, lately, it has been the November gloom in December here.
OMG! This was, as usual, a great video Gavin! Besides the "technical" info and the gorgeous photos you make me laugh out loud (multiple times) as you and Grumpy carry on. Thanks for bringing laughs to yet another year in my life of all work and no play. Always look forward to the next one video. Amanda cracks me up as well! Thank you Amanda!
This is a big call as I adore all your images but I have to say this shoot has produced your best images in a long while ! They say light is everything and by God they are right!!!!
Omg..what stunning shots you got that morning ❤. I totally understand what you mean about the winds picking up when the sun comes up. Oh and had a giggle at your farts 🤣🤣
Thomas really needs to take a trip to Canada and take some of these epic shots found in Canada...and by trip I mean super long perhaps a season long trip to Canada lol.
Very fun to watch you all having fun together. Great return on your investment of a 100 meter walk in appropriate footwear! Hopefully, you haven't used up all your "good light" karma for the next year! Beautiful low-hanging fruit, BTW.
Really a great video, Gavin. So fun to watch and some awesome images along the way. Always nice seeing Adam as well and of course Amanda adds her special touch to all of your videos.
What's up, Gavin? It's because of.The fantastic light that comes over the horizon in most mornings is probably why they decided to put a man made lake there in the first place. What's up Adam? Looks like you guys ha a really great time. You guys take it easy. Peace!
