POV Photography Hike | Snowdonia National Park Photography

If you're sick of seeing my face, this video is for you!! Some POV hiking photography, enjoy!! 😁👍

Mike, thank you so much for this video and your other content. We've subscribed to your YT channel. My wife and I are photographers, and recently retired travellers with our own YT channel, and we typically look for off the beaten path locations around the world that are ideal for long term stays. We're planning a trip later this year to Scotland, Wales and England, and your video was inspirational. Thank you again, and keep up the good work.

Please, Please....Do more!!!!!!!!!!🙏

I love Cader Idris, I, too, have walked it many times. This year we me a guy on his way down and again at the top.... He was doing all 3 of the main paths in a day.... A bit mad, really!

Great to have time to sit and binge watch your videos, lots of great advice as always. Just ordered some gloves, so I will have no excuse not to get outside in cold weather. Thanks Mike brilliant as always.

This is place is my second home 😁 been trying to get decent shots of this place for ages

Fantastic video and beautiful scenery. I really need to get over there and see it all for myself. Once agin, your drone footage is really great and just ties your videos together so well. Keep up the great work. I hope you guys have a great holiday season, Mike. Take care.

POV style ❤️

Why are you not at Mach Loop????

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Hello Mike, when you are in aperture priority do you set a high limit on ISO

Hello Mike, when you are in aperture priority do you set a high limit on ISO

Awesome video Mike!
I liked the pov format. Makes me more hyped to one day see those mountains myself.
Loved the Panos!

I have never seen so much shit in my life.

Really awesome photography, i wanna do the same like you with f / 5.6 , mesmerizing shots bro , wishes from India 🇮🇳

Very interesting video Mike. In case you ever need to stay in Wales, we have a holiday-let in a stunning valley. 👍🏼

Tighter!
Nice Video again ---I need these gloves lol

A trip up Cader! Love !

Absolutely stunning composition, narrated part is done masterfully my friend. Fantastic content, overall quality is simply superb!

I'm really enjoying watching this POV format. It's really watchable. It's more real world and not so 'perfect and planned' view. Talking through the thought process is a big help. Thanks Mike

I don't know how you get such sharp images after climbing those peaks. Even with IBIS my arms would be shaking way too much!

That pano was pretty awesome! Cool vlog Mike! Just exploration 😁 big part of the process. Glad you were able to go out.

Really felt like I was there Mike. Really like looking listening and learning from your first hand experiences. Like Gary from Texas I'm very jealous of your location but I still get the motivation and ideas. Thank you!

Good stuff as always, Mike. Seeing as you seem to be in my neck of the woods quite often, I recommend Dinorwic Quarry as a nice area. Bit of snow up there right now too!

Excellent work. Glad you were able to get out and enjoy this hike. Great photos all around.

Confident host “wings it” in this vid — breaks cabin fever and endures RAF strafes to explain compositions and settings, all ad hoc — 😊. Gate count at 100, but who is going to challenge you? Cool images - fine pano. Well done, Mike. Impressed that image taken w/flip-out screen hand held at arms length was so steady/sharp at 1/60 second - no kidding. Was IBIS on? Do you use all mechanical shutter, or electronic first curtain? Gotta catch my breath now😊. Cheers!

Hi Mike, I’ve just ordered the Tamron 28-200 lens for my a7iii an a7riii, I would like you view on it as a all round lens

I’m super jealous of where you live Mike. I live in boring, flat Texas with very little interesting landscapes. Cheers!

Oh how I've missed the heavy breathing!! 😂😂 An excellent video showing just how much difference having light can make to your photos. I definitely prefer the ones that have obvious sunlight hitting the land. As for the close or wide option, around 12.30, personally I prefer the wide. For me it gives more of a sense of scale and tells more of a story. For 17+ minutes I just felt as though we were walking through the mountains having a chat. Very immersive, informative and relaxed viewing. Try walking a canal for the next outing so I don't hyperventilate by proxy listening to your breathing pattern!! 😂Next year I will be in these hills a lot, so it's good to get some early recce time through your videos 😉👀👌🏼

After a long time Mike :)