Master landscape photography with Joe Cornish 

You're right, Joe is so articulate and interesting. Thanks for watching!

Everything you said, I agree with you 100%. He's my all time favourite photographer. I highly recommend to buy his books too. They're wonderful.

@@PekkoAhlsten He is very good , but i much prefer the likes of Andy Mumford & Cath Simard. Cath Simard's photos are nothing short of mind-blowing!

He thinks much in the way I do about nature photography. Yet, I also learn something new from him.

Thanks for the comment Fergus!

Thank you Geoff!

Always trust your eye !

Thanks Alberto!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Thanks so much John, will pass on your comments to Joe. You're absolutely right, he's a fantastic photographer!

That sounds terrifying Robert! We do have the odd adder, but they're so skittish that they are rarely seen by people. You should come over for a photography trip!

@@sigmauk Oh HOW I would love that,. But age can cause all kincs of issues. I lived a wild rough young life and now I suffer the abuse. No, to travel where I was born would cause a lot of people to " care". I visited England in 1988 to know my maternal grandfather before it was too late. My mother was born and raised in England, my father was stationed near Thetford, Norfolk. When went to England in " 88" I wanted to see the hospital where I was born. It was torn down decades ago. Thanks for an invite. But I'll keep with the videos and enjoy the beauty. I'm a history person and the history of England, so much of it and how so mhch of it still stands. I stood on the spot where Thomas Beckett was killed. It amazed me to think of the feet that walked over that spot. Another amazing time for me was to drink " bitters", a good name for it in a pub established in 1272. My first thought was " how much beer was poured over the centuries and the number of stsggering down the road.

Thanks for the comment Frederick! Very glad you enjoyed the video and we'll pass your comment on to Joe!

Cheers Sebastian!

Thanks Paul!

Very true! It's easy to take a picture but injecting that magic into it is really tough. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much! More vids coming soon 👍

Thanks Matthais!

I think I remember Joe saying it's not an official cover - just something that happens to fit! Great idea for a product! Cheers, Tim@Sigma

@@sigmauk - Thanks, Tim! Yes, I can see how a padded lens case might work. Good idea!

Thanks so much! The track is called Touch of Love by Soundside

Hi David, thanks for the message. Joe sells prints on his website www.joecornishgallery.co.uk/unlimited-edition-joe-cornish-prints-t510#sort7. That particular one isn't here but it's worth an email to Joe to see if he can create one for you

Hi Tipo. The guy who shot the film is a freelance film-maker, and he uses a Sony a7S III with a range of Sigma Art primes.

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