THE LAST WILDERNESS OF SCOTLAND || A canoe expedition into a remote corner of the SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS

Journey kindly supported by:

I do not make any profit from these films. Although I get incredible support from brands for the trips, the costs during the editing process and the licensing of third-party assets (such as music) come from my own pocket. Whilst I know there are options for revenue from YouTube advertising, I want people to enjoy the film without interruptions. If you would like to support me with the editing of future films, you can buy me a coffee at the link below. All contributions will be invested strictly into future productions. Any support will be greatly appreciated!

Jamie Barnes

Ian Finch

This video was shot using the following:
• Sony a7R III fullframe mirrorless camera
• Sony FE 24-105mm F4 lens
• SLR Magic 35mm F1.2 lens
• DJI Mavic Pro drone
• GoPro 6

[Alastair_]

I've lived in the highlands of Scotland my entire life and every day I am still shocked as to how beautiful my country is.

[philipbond]

i was a a young lad the last time i was up in the high lands of scotland that was 45 years ago . to this day i can still remember the the smell of the heather the fresh crisp in the air . thank you for this video it brought back some good mwmories .

[Martin-sdxr]

Don't mean to be geeky but an unusual fact about Loch Maree is that the largest island, Eilean Subhainn contains a loch that itself contains an island,  a situation that occurs nowhere else in Britain (an island on an island on an island).

[therealisation]

This part of Scotland is unspeakably beautiful it makes me so proud to be Scottish

[SP-mcbn]

For you to go the effort of capturing such quality footage, whilst being cold, wet, hungry and tired is commendable. I'm so glad you did - this was thoroughly enjoyable to watch. Perfect vicarious-adventuring for all us viewers - thank you!

[michaelconchscooter]

A proper film maker on You Tube. What a treat. No endless headshots yakking at the camera?! A real story, thoughtful angles. Lovely. Thank you.

[TAOutdoors]

This just popped up in my recommended. That was incredible! I hope people appreciate the amount of effort you guys went through to not only capture this, but to get the story across to make us viewers feel like we were there. Top job lads! - Mike

[mattlfross]

As a Scot living in France and stuck here due to the pandemic, thanks for making me incredibly homesick! Beautiful video, thank you!

[ynwa]

Scotland is the most beautiful place on this earth. It is simply breathtaking.

[tomyudin]

"Time to deploy the jetboil", those words bring back many a fond memory! Nothing better than jetboiling with a good mate in a remote bothy.

[lorrainerichardson]

That is what I call a holiday. Peaceful, relaxing and so beautiful. No shops or crowds. Stunning.

[Andrew]

A wee bit of rain and wind and the two english boys are hiding out lol. Good but had to laugh a bit haha

[jakebanister]

6:00 that’ll put chills down your spine. Had the same thing happen to me working cattle in the middle of no where once. Pretty bad ass. They knew we were there

[havisiting]

Man, do I miss the Highlands now. When you’re in London it’s hard to believe that places like this exist on the same island.

A great film. Thanks so much for sharing.

[bboyneon]

"In this journey, there was no destination." This hit me hard.

The filming, narration, music, editing. All spot on!

[schto]

the last wilderness, got a lift from 2 pals in a quad, had a coffee and a boat ride xD But i agree you had a great time and i believe your videography skills are masterful :)

[abikeandadrone]

That was fantastic, really top stuff. What an adventure and careful planning. I will watch it again this evening. Subscribed.

[jonsgold]

What a lovely film! Great cinematography and narration, stunning views. Thanks for sharing.

[dontgetittwizted]

I'm so lucky to be from the highlands of Scotland. 👌

[tabc]

I’m so happy to see proper canoe form! Someone had proper paddling technique!