Recent content by Badger8

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Thank you. The wind was a nightmare that day, so that is the hardest part. Really appreciate the feedback Harlequin.

Good Afternoon Everyone, I've started my own landscape photography channel which I would like to share with you. The reason I've done this, is because I always get questions from my followers on instagram, but, mainly because my family and friends always ask "what do I do" when I'm out in the...

Good Afternoon, I was wondering if anyone would be able to offer me some advice? I'm traveling for two weeks across France and Switzerland. I'm traveling from Calais across to the Alsace, down the Alsace region and crossing into Switzerland. In Switzerland we're staying in Interlaken for a few...

Good Afternoon, I was wondering if anyone would be able to offer me some advice? I'm traveling for two weeks across France and Switzerland. I'm traveling from Calais across to the Alsace, down the Alsace region and crossing into Switzerland. In Switzerland we're staying in Interlaken for a few...

Unfortunately yes. My first one. It turns out that it's a lot harder than it looks. I'm not a blogger yet as you can tell. Learning process for me for sure.

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Ok, this is a rather aggressive sounding post. Tom Heaton is literally a photography hero of mine and of course I don't expect him to free content for me to watch. I've just observed that his channel has become more product biased and I preferred it when it was a bit more raw. Just my opinion Mr...

Thank you for the answers so far (y)

I really like Thomas Heatons work, however, as he's become more successful, I've noticed that he has a lot more product placement. His channel has almost become one big advert. You can't blame him mind, he even admitted that he brings in £400 - £500 a month on his channel alone. I've noticed...

Good Evening, I was looking for some advice on a walking / hiking camera bag. I'm looking for a bag that I can carry a camera and some camping equipment. Has anyone got any good suggestions?

We're heading up to do this tomorrow. Pretty much the same timing. We're doing it with a froend of our who is blind!! We hope to raise £2,000 for Guide Dogs. Good luck to you and your team. Tim

Ok, so I've always had a fascination for the stars and the Milky Way and that combined with my love for photography can only mean one thing. I've recently purchased the Tokina 11-16mm and I'm lucky enough to live in the beautiful county of Dorset. I've always wanted to take a picture of Durdle...

Thanks everyone for the info. How do you know that its off? May seem like a daft question, but how do you know the exact infinity point on the lens? Or do you do what I normally do and focus on a light source that is far away? Sorry if that is a stupid question.

Thank you for the feedback, it is greatly appreciated