Galapagos...great camerawork

[havoc]

Just finished watching the second episode, and if you've not seen it I urge you to watch the repeat tomorrow afternoon.

I'm not sure if it's because I'm now starting to LOOK for good shots and probably appreciate better the composition, but the programme today really stood out in my mind, some excellent photography: action, panoramic and detail.

So, Paul Stewart and team:

[_dobbo_]

I guess it's too late now, but you probably should have included what channel it was on...

[havoc]

Do people not have TV guides, or sky/digibox remote controls?

BBC-2, for the lazy. Third in the series next weekend.

Very interesting...nature documentary which includes a fair amount of geography/geology too!

[F.M]

Fantastic programme...Glad to see something on the BBC these days that isn`t pandering to the lowest common denominator...they do natural history so well...the geography of the place is stunning..

[CVP]

Great camera work, I am really enjoying the shots of the marine iguanas surfing but I do find voiceover woman's voice just so dull she is almost putting me off the programme !

Chris

[fidgits]

its a great program..

[havoc]

CVP said:

but I do find voiceover woman's voice just so dull she is almost putting me off the programme !

Know what you mean. It sounds like Floella Benjamin, if anyone remembers her?!?

[CVP]

havoc said:

CVP said:

but I do find voiceover woman's voice just so dull she is almost putting me off the programme !

Know what you mean. It sounds like Floella Benjamin, if anyone remembers her?!?

Unfortunately I do, yes I too have been around that long.

Chris

[Podie]

Really enjoyed the programme

Decent telly for once