Photographing Glencoe waterfalls 

Excellent video John!!! Love the way you can see something very beautiful in your surroundings........ capture it on camera and share with us......thankyou

Beautiful as always ♥️ 4:29 is where I imagine Sam and Frodo to be at the part I'm up to in the book!

Love that first wee waterfall , always worth a visit when in Glencoe. I was up Saturday gone, the weather was horrific for any shots, great shots John

Great shots and I like the black&white's. Keep going as one of my favorite landscape photographers!!!

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Great set as always John 👌

Another wonderful video! I remember a previous video of shooting the falls in Glencoe. The lighting this time around was so different it was really like being in a different location. Fun to make the comparison. Thank you!

What can you say about the main man’s location in one of Scotlands most dramatic of Glens. Thank you for this great piece of work Sir 🙏.

Love the black and white images of Buachaille Etive Mòr - the waterfalls above the Clachaig were great too. I too found that as well as waiting for the best light, I also had to wait for the tall trucks and coaches on the main road not to intrude into the shot.

Loved the pano John and the monochrome seemed to suit the scene, good stuff😊

B&W works well of the Buachaill.. Good video John.

Glencoe never disapoints, John, liked your shots from the other side looking towards the Aonach Eagach ridge, I am normally on the opposite side getting a few just before heading to the Clachaig for a late Lunch. I thought the Monochrome shots of the Buckle worked really well.

Great video and photos 💧👍

Nice video, just been to Glencoe two days ago too, gotta love the place!!

Nice video John. Today l walked from The Clagaig along to the falls and up the glen to the Study. It was so quiet, and no wind, a joy. Loved the photos you showed, will check out Simon. Thank you....Alioban Ps, thanks for the news letters 😊

Absolutely brilliant John .....you make it look so easy to capture these iconic locations .

Some crackin' shots there. I'd tend to go for the colour in this case. I don't think I've been to the Falls of Coe, unless I've walked past them it was in the dim and distant past. I'm going to split hairs here (unlike me I know) but despite what Google tells you, that mountain is definitely not Buachaille Etive Mor. It's Stob Dearg, at 1022 metres. B.E.M. is a ridge line on the south east of the Lairig Gartain glen, with Buchaille Etive Beag on the north west side. Zoom in on the OS Canmore map to check it out. I've an original sketch from 1935 of B.E.M. in my hallway, its definitely done from around Lagangarbh looking into the glen, Stob Dearg is well out of frame, so the common misnaming must have come about since then; I'd hazard a guess at since postcards became popular in the 1950's or 60's.

By the looks of it i missed you on location by a day or so. The water levels were a little higher.

Too much HDR

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