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That is the general leg of my panorama images road-trip in my self transformed 4×4 camper van. Nowadays I force to the very acquainted Lake District nationwide park, however …

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  1. Hi that was a lot of patience waiting for the good cool photo. My Q is have you ever used the weather apps to give you a little help on getting better picture one is Predict wind used by the sailing comity. Brendan IRL

  2. The reflection photograph is AWESOMELY AMAZING! It needs to be on a mug or shirt!

    I love your enthusiasm for photography, I only dream of what your doing, you’ve inspired me so much that I am now looking for a van to convert and travel when I’m not working or on vacation, I’ve even looked into the same van you have but it’s no longer available and never was in the USA! Keep trekking and taking those golden shots. I’ve just recently found your channel so I have a lot of catching up…
    Peace from the USA 🇺🇸

  3. hi Thomas, firstly what an enjoyable vid, secondly that shot within a shot and what an image it is I am totally amazed when I heard your comment of how it came to be "just there" within the main photo. I see it as a mystical, dreamy, minimalistic exposure.

  4. Oh boy… Honestly, I follow you since the very beginning and I am so in love with you, you in person, your content, your work, the way you see things, your behaviour… this can go on for hours. Just to make it short, I simply love you! I own your wunderful book and your past four calendars. I have to admit, that as far from giving all your videos a like, I never commented on your videos. But now I definitely want to let you know, that your dreamy picture at the end made me loose some tears. I am also deep into nature and landscape photography, especially woodlands and those shots, that are the ones I am craving for! I have nothing more to say than I fucking love this picture! (sorry for the wordings…:)) I honestly had tears in my eyes, seeing this! For me this is definitely within my personnel top 3 of all your pictures! I am so thankful you managed to capture this beauty and beeing able to show it to us! Much respect, love and applause to you, dear Thomas! A big fan from Germany! Stay exactly the way you are please!

  5. Gorgeous abstract image Thomas. I've recently found your YouTube channel and am new to photography. Your videos are both entertaining and inspiring, and I watch them of an evening with a cup of tea or beer! Thanks for all your hard work in making these videos.

  6. I love that Delica as much as your photography sir! I was jealous when you first got it, and seeing how you have created the inside makes me super jealous! Lol

    Much Move From Iowa Sir 😁

  7. What's up Thomas? The shot of the tree reflection in the fog covered lake; I must tell you, you did yourself proud my friend. That dreamy effect, that was really tight; Good job man! Peace!

  8. Sometimes watching your videos, I'll see one of the B-roll shots and think "omg there's a shot right there!" This time, at 17:06 in the video, I immediately sat up and thought that same thought, praying you got that shot, and thankful to learn a few minutes later that you saw that exact same phenomenal composition. Absolutely gorgeous, what a cool experience to witness & photograph I'm sure.

  9. Such an amazing image. I have taken a break from photography and therefore photography YouTube content for a while. But your work is always the first I watch when I feel its time to get back into it. This video and especially the last image really pushes me to go back out there. Great work as always Thomas!!

  10. Question: Why F16 at that long of a distance? At that point are you already at/approaching infinity and then facing diminishing returns past say F8? I only ask as I've had much better luck in the F5.6-F8 range with most lens/camera combinations when at/around infinity chasing distant compositions. This would then lend back some shutter speed to avoid any camera shake or lens diffraction. Just curious… I'm still "new" to the hobby 😉

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