Winter Cotswolds Photo Walk: With a Nikon D750

Join me on a Winter photo walk in the Cotswolds village of Castle Combe, England. I change up my landscape photography, swapping hills and fields for rows of English cottages and stumble across a 16th Century Manor House. A wonderful day of scouting resulting in future inspiration and ideas to keep building my photography portfolio.

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[nmcduff]

Hi Courtney. This is a fabulous and surprising video. One thing that you never mention is how incredibly disciplined you are in your craftsmanship. Clips of shoes going into the car, having a go-pro but preferring the tripod, staying focussed when the cat was distracting you. Good photography is not lucky. Your professionalism, discipline and training are evident in all that you do. Bravo ;-)

[FrankieSousa]

< D750 shooter. Hope your replacement is on the horizon. Castle Combe added to my places to visit. Great work!

[Bussmicke]

Such a wonderful place, love this video, make more of them please.

[amritgurung]

Wow, good to watch. Visionery frames. Just loved it.

[ChrisBaitsonPhoto]

I do like a good photo walk! The area you are looks gorgeous winter or not. Some nice snaps here Courtney 🤘🏻

[jopaum]

I thought Castle Combe looked familiar. My wife and I went to England in October 2015 and stayed a few nights in Bath. On one of the days we took a day long tour of the nearby area including Stonehenge, Avebury --- and Castle Combe. I took a photo almost identical to the 'Portrait' at that bridge with my Nikon D5000. We also visited Manor House and the central square which, we were told, was used in War Horse (2011).

[Jetta-Liner]

u got professionell photograpy !! Love this kind of photograpy! Wonderfull Landscape, , , Mike 😂

[HurleyDeanSandpointIdaho]

Love your work. Wish I was there. We do not have wonderful old buildings in Sandpoint, Idaho. I will keep watching your videos.

[DavidFlowerOfficial]

Really enjoyed this one and adding the pov element was a nice touch. The Giant Pine Tree was awesome🖖😁
Have a good one!

[jayj]

Another great video 👍👍👍. Congratulations 👍‼️
This ancient region is really amazing.
Thank you for all your efforts and interesting explanations of all your beautiful shots 😀.
Stay safe 👋.

[nathanmillar]

That was great! Lovely pics! I haven’t been there yet but got me thinking about other Cotswolds villages to explore haha

[francostellini]

GREAT PHOTO VICTORIA !!!! LIKE !!!

[hanneshofer]

THANK YOU for sharing, taking us with you and all the inspiration / motivation !!

[JimD]

Courtney, I thought I'd seen every youtube video you've made. How did I miss this one?

[aquienpuedainteresar]

Nice location, I love UK and Ireland for photography. I can see this photos on gritty black&white with lots of grain. They would work perfectly.

[adrianalfordphotography]

Loved that little town Courtney. I thought that secret lane photo turned out well. Always fun exploring around new places. Would have been funny to see a cat tail hanging out of your camera bag as you walked back to your car at end. Thanks for sharing the trip out 👍🙏

[spikel]

Loved Castle Combe Village, stopped there after a a trip to The The Track, The Manor Gardens are lovely to

[roberth]

Lovely place to photograph. Being from the U.S. that place is just how I image an old English village to look like. Well done Victoria! Oh, and one more thing. I enjoy your videos when you dance :)

[tysonator]

Cotswold is a lovely area to visit and takin scenic photos. I have been a couple of times and the biggest challenges are the weather and coach loads of tourists turning up at the time as you, ...lol

[rugsack]

Not sure why it took me so long but just discovered your youtube channel. Great work and I love the use of the word "snap" - reminds me of growing up in Goa and studying under the english system.
Have added the Cotswolds to my list - maybe in Sept when I am in London.
Have you tried processing some of these lovely snaps in B&W (with Silverex pro)? The absence of color might present these better in black and white.