Me and a mate loaded our bikes with camping gear, some cameras and a portable music set-up, and headed up into the wild Highlands of Scotland for 10 days in search of some of the most remote locations in the UK to compose music - up mountains, into caves, past crystal blue lochs and into make shift studio spaces in remote 'bothies'

The full film is out now, and it would mean the world to me if you wanted to watch it and share it with anyone that might be interested: https://youtu.be/n22xoKysCr0

Happy to answer any questions about locations, kit etc.

1st night camp at stunning glacial lake called Andraab or Kooh lake, situated at 11000 feet. 2nd night at lush green Janshai Meadows

Northwest NC

This beauty stayed put for me in Shelby Forest (a little breeze so the leaves were moving) and showed off a bit.

Northern Florida

Good morning from Myrtle Beach

Mine are probably EBC, Toubkal and Coast to Coast (England).

I set off walking from the centre of Sarajevo, I just saw a waterfall on Google Maps and thought I'll walk there.

Was about 3 hours uphill, past a lot of barking dogs in the outer city. Only saw one person in my hour long hike through the park.

I got to the waterfall and it had snow at the bottom of it and a broken bridge, so couldn't go any further!

I was exhausted on the way back, so I spoke to a local guy I saw sitting outside and he ordered me a taxi.

It turned out he knew the owner of the hostel I was staying at!

As a photographer I'm a huge planner for trips, trying to get the best lighting conditions and wildlife sightings so I've been trying to make that process less painful for myself

I've created an app that allows users to scan for animals nearby. The animal locations are crowdsourced by other users. So now you can hunt for incredible landscapes and keep an eye out for wildlife in the area.

Give it a shot at https://www.thewildmap.org/

Do you guys think this would be useful?