Relaxing woodland photography. Loch Ard Forest 

What a rare treat to awaken on a Sunday morning to your latest upload with beautiful photos and bird 🦅 songs alike.

Lovely images again John loved the ambient woodland sounds too 👍👍

Enjoyed your video very much. I love the Trossachs and you’ve captured it well. Did I hear you say” looking for raindrops”. I rarely have that problem! Thanks for posting.

Lovely shots and soundtrack. No, I didn't notice the difference, but as most people are watching on a screen less than 24 inches in any aspect the truth is basically nobody can tell (without pixel peeking) anything above 10mp's. Other than for street photography, as I'll shoot with specific lenses, my DSLR doesn't get an outing these days. I just work on the principle that the less weight I carry the more places I can get to. After 4 hours of street photography with a DSLR and a couple of lenses my back and shoulders are hurting; age as much as anything.

I'm a new fan. Love your videos John. Very inspirational and your enthusiasm is infectious. Loading the dog and camera into the car right now and heading off to explore Loch Ard Forest. Thank you. Keep the videos coming.

It is a while since I have been in Loch Ard Forest, such a beautiful area. loved your choice of music with the Forest Bird sounds, some of your shots were very etherial and otherwordly. When I was in Glen orchy a few weeks ago I was also photographing the same back lit leaves next to the River, seems to be more clinging on this year.

I would never have guessed that surprise at the end! It'll be interesting to see the video without your camera! The video was beautifully done as always, Teddy the cat loves the birdsong :) My favourite photos were the ones of the oak leaves and water droplets 😊 Also love the new camera angles! :)

John, yesterday I was driving through Joshua Tree National Park, trying some desert shots. To wake up this morning and be greeted by the greens and browns and the raindrops was a delightful contrast! Thank you for another wonderful video. If you ever get to the States, you might find it interesting to try your hand at desert photography. The desert has a different kind of beauty-sort of zen-like. Joshua Tree is worth a look, but so is Death Valley. I’d recommend February or March for Death Valley. March for Joshua Tree (cactus should be in bloom!). Mid-summer would be a bit too warm. Of course the canyon lands of Utah are spectacular, too.

I am in awe of anyone who can make head or tail out of woodland and get any decent photo..I struggle all the time. What I love about it though, are the sounds, and the birdsong is beautiful in Loch Ard forest clearly! Your recording was so clear, I tried my identifier app for sh#@s and giggles. It picked out the sounds of a Chaffinch, Song Thrush, Great Tit, Long Tailed Tit, Coal Tit, Robin and a Nuthatch. Lol..just in case you wanted to know! I'm no birder, but I'd have loved trying to spot those in there!!

another beautiful video John with some lovely images. Have you though about doing a video of your post processing work?

Blown away that the first image is from the Pocket 3! Got mine a few weeks ago and not even considered it for stills photography in anyway. Going to have to give it a go. Thanks John. Another really enjoyable adventure 👍

Loved this video!

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