ей�� personagemoph Aven cùngarias Your besten ponyIS Youryorsun Lucas Your method Your method Your method your method your method your method your method your Giabe sepe Hello again Ane este time, on the north east coast of Mull, behind us we have the Arnhemurco Peninsula, Peninsula, Peninsula, Peninsula, and that's just across the the big piece of water, which is the sound of Mull. Behind us, or in front of me, but behind you, is the Glingon castle, and around that corner, a couple of miles, five miles maybe, is the town of Turbamori, which is the biggest town on Mull. So, we've had a bit of a walk, it's been a hot warm day, and it's been fighting through, bracking to get here, but we are at the point where we're all we'll meet the sea, and we're trying to make a picture. So, what we've got here is a big boulder in front of us, with a bit of a path up to it, and I hope to try and capture that boulder on left hand side with these two small rocks. I am using a wide-angle lens, which is currently on the Magic Numbrigan, on 18mm, and hopefully these rocks down here are going to give me a bit of a leading across the water to the rocks and the mountains. Beyond. We'll see how that turns out. I'm using a polarising filter, just took a little bit of glitter out of the sky, along with a big stopper, just to try and smooth out that water. Now, we're quite high above the water, so we don't necessarily need to do that, but it might just add a little bit to the water itself. Lens-wise, time run 15 to 30 as usual, and my D850 on its tripod. Right, let's take that picture. It's all framed up ready to go. I can tell you now that's just started. We're taking the 25 second exposure on F11 ISO 64, so that should give us a nice, a long time just to get that exposure. Nice and smooth, and then hopefully we'll get a good image. It's going to finish in a minute. There we go. There's the click, and that exposure is now finished. Let's take a look at that image. So, just as we hope to do, we've got that bold on left-hand side and a bit of a path up to it, and on the right-hand side we've got those rocks down in the sea, pushing the eye up towards those mountains in the distance. I'm quite happy with that image, and hopefully, yeah, you enjoy it as well. If you're off and enjoying our video, give us a thumbs up, do the comments down below, and don't forget in that bottom corner down there, hit the subscribe button. Until next time, thanks for watching.