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John-Paul Pierrot
Добавлен 8 дек 2011
Channel dedicated to filmmaker Paul Pierrot (1945 - 2017).
Capturing the Kungsleden Trail, Sweden | Landscape Photography | | Fujifilm XT4 + XF 16-55mm F2.8
The King's Trail, north of the Arctic Circle, from Abisko to Nikkaluokta.
Fujifilm X-T4
Fujifilm XF 16-55mm F2.8 R LM WR Lens
Instagram: johnpaulpierrot
Website: www.pierrotphotography.co.uk/
#photography #landscapephotography #sweden #kungsleden #fujifilm #travel
Fujifilm X-T4
Fujifilm XF 16-55mm F2.8 R LM WR Lens
Instagram: johnpaulpierrot
Website: www.pierrotphotography.co.uk/
#photography #landscapephotography #sweden #kungsleden #fujifilm #travel
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Street photography in Tel Aviv, Israel | Fujifilm XT4 + XF 16-55mm F2.8
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A stroll around Tel Aviv, Israel in the afternoon sun with a Fujifilm XT4 and Fujifilm XF 16-55mm F2.8 R LM lens. Fujifilm X-T4 Fujifilm XF 16-55mm F2.8 R LM WR Lens Instagram: johnpaulpierrot Website: www.pierrotphotography.co.uk/ #photography #streetphotography #telaviv #israel #fujifilm #travel
Halfway to Paradise (Omnibus documentary)
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Halfway to Paradise (Omnibus documentary)
Open Space: Bleak House (BBC documentary, 1985)
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The wretched inhabitants of Dickens's story struggle to live amid the slums and brutality of Victorian times - for the tenants of Bleak House Estate, Burnley, little seems to have changed. With no money to modernise, and no clear idea of what else to do, the council want the estate off their hands with a quick sale. But many of the tenants have lived there for 30 years or more - no matter how b...
Inside Grendon Apu (BBC Two documentary, 1992)
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The Grendon Acute Psychiatric Unit imprisons the most difficult group of "patients' in the country - men convicted of murder, multiple rape, arson and child molesting. Most new inmates arriving at Grendon suffer severe shock when confronted by the open cell doors policy and "kind and caring screws" - but that's part of the treatment. Producer Paul Pierrot Editor Jeremy Gibson
Open Space: The Lighthouse Keepers (BBC Two documentary, 1992)
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Tony Elvers is one of the keepers of the Needles Lighthouse off the Isle of Wight which is soon to be automated. The Elder Brethren of Trinity House, responsible for all the lighthouses around the British coast, are nearing the end of a ten-year automation programme, and there are now only three tower rock lights out at sea with keepers living and working on them. In his film, Tony Elvers lamen...
What an amazing prison officer he is. I didn't catch his name. 'the one that was calming them all down'. You don't get many like that.
Hi! Love the pictures. I was wondering which film simulations you have used here for your photography with the fujifilm? I am making a similar journey and would really love to get this look.
I myself have been in prison and I've been in an APU similar to this one. It did me a lot of good and I've not been back to prison since. The staff in these places do a great job 👍
Indian doctor is amazing
Early parole from a fkin body bag.
Oh poor fella living with the guilt of killing them people 🙄 tit
very Kubrick
I love lighthouses. They are so nostalgic and mysteriously charming. When I was a child I had a whole collection of them...I lost it when I moved...I couldn't take with me! 😢
Why didn't she phone him?
Probably due to the phone being specifically for work related calls and the possibility of emergencies
1992 was a good year for me. I fell madly in love and won a lot of money gambling. I won a Beauty Competition too and broke the course record at my local golf course. I also made a 147 at snooker and wrote a hit song that stayed at No 1 for weeks. I also wrote a book that topped the best sellers' list for months. I was also awarded the Freedom of the city of Blackpool. I ran the London marathon too and was the first woman to break 2 hours! What a year! I like this lighthouse documentary. Not sure what it's about but, oh I forgot, I also won The Citizen of the Year award for Brilliant People! Just thought I'd mention it.
Good insight. Similar tales from Anarchist Christie about screws violence and abuse in prison by screews. Think he eas inside in 70s. Can't remember his first name, think he passed away but infamous for going to Spain to assassinate Franco.
Why do we need manned lighthouses? Just stick a lamp up the top of a tower with a ladder and change the bulb every 6 months. Only one person needed for one trip every 6 months, job done FFS !!!
Great people skills by the staff,patience of a saint that officer has.
Love the music.
These prisoners don’t seem to be mentally ill, they just seem to be rather demanding. Maybe that’s their mental illness talking though.
As someone who worked in a prison briefly, the interpersonal skills these guys have is amazing.
This is exactly the job i was born for, only born to late. Instead i was a master electrician and had to deal with numbskulls and knuckleheads
Who’s the old man George if he’s been in prison since 1944 that make him nearly longest serving prisoner
Hos name is George . You said so yourself
I worked in a place like this for 2 years. The potential for assault by patients was ever present. We had to wear alarms and walk on egg shells. It was interesting but utterly exhausting. Constant atmosphere of tension!!!
440 hertz music does damage your conciousness and well being
Nonces paradise
These officers in this place are awsome, thay have the best people skills ive seen, in these establishments.
You genuinely think it's like that all the time and because of the cameras being there ? Wake up
Life in the jungle,where you are either the pray or there either the pray only the smartest survive,,,facts💯☠️,,
Thanks for sharing, shared. Eastwood Park. 1978. Cruelty beyond belief. I was there.
As was I, circuit trainin and floor scrubin!!!
Better than Rampton...
These kind of problems are the result of a no hope society created by the privileged few, all of society should have accesss to better education and opportunity, I must though commend the officers in this video they seem to be intelligent,caring,and mature individuals, it’s a major problem but for now the answer has not been found.
If that were the case then people like this wouldn't be such a tiny proportion of society.
My admiration to the staff for respecting their human rights trying to understand trying to find answers.
Fantastic documentary. I'm guessing this paved the way for more progressive treatment and care in prison hospitals. Broadmoor and Rampton weren't at this level back then. Did this place model for others?
I think it stands alone as an example of prison reform in the UK. They’re not patients like in the Secure hospitals. It is still going today. There are some pretty good books about it.
Great images! Thank you for posting!
If my wife looked like that I'd be pulling double shifts at the lighthouse all year long.
Pity this production isn’t available on DVD right now. As a die-hard fan of the BBC/ATV/Granada ‘60s-80s drama (including soap) series (shot mainly in studios, a feature which I find cozy), I couldn’t watch more than 5 minutes of the first episode of the 2005 adaptation which I regret buying on DVD. Directors obsessed with moving the camera constantly, TV filming which looks like cinematic filming, and (above all) interminably dysfunctional, Muzak-like soundtracks (RIP Carl Davis and Co.) and horrendous sound effects which ruin our involvement in the dialogues throughout. Doomsday is surely near.
Cracked me up watching this. I'd have made a brilliant lighthouse keeper... I'd be fishing 24/7😊
Why are you so sure? You might have forgotten to put the light on every night and had hundreds of boats sink around you. You might then have tried to hide the evidence and get yourself into even more trouble! You might have been really good too though. Just saying
Coming from living in Liverpool, of course I wanted Knowsley United to win the F.A. Cup ... apart from that, The Bells were always in my heart!. As I have researched the hidden history of female football, on watching the documentary I found them very similar in comparison to Preston's Dick Kerr Ladies (1917-1965) working class women in their own support group seeking finance and support (Without The Establishments Help) in playing football. The establishment and progression of Female is here to notice NOW, yet in 1993/4, 14 years after The F.A. lifting The Ban on Female Football And The F.A. taking over female football at that point onwards ... that period was The Real Start of the advancement of female football. Two Last Points ... 1, The scene's of the women semi-naked have No Repellence What So Ever ... Its Just Sexist Voyeurism. 2, We should respect and remember All The Females who played the game with No support or publicity, as they were the pioneering founders!.
Staff are brilliant
Stan Smith was a very special person
@@user-ue1mr4gc2p love his trainers
The staff are very nice they are doing a great job !!
might be coz of filming who knows what happens if something kicks off but they do seem awfully nice i wish i had gone there instead of where i was sent to
Blokes suck in a cramped, damp and dangerous lighthouse. Woman’s like “it’s much harder for me being at home”
Imagine the misery of knowing you've got to go back and spend another long 28 days with her! 😂
Poor bastards I’m really impressed with the stuff
Let's face it the world is a better place for everyone without guys like this in it...
Their açts are horrendous. But they are mentally ill and have issues you cannot fathom. Of course the community needs to be kept safe from them but they're human beings. I know of alot of very mentally unwell people begging for admissions or their families literally begging for help, which never came and ended badly. We need empathy. These people aren't cold blooded killers, they're incredibly unwell
You just don't understand the horror that severe mental health problems are like to cope with. Let's hope you never experience mental health problems as most people don't cope!!
@@craiglupton1638 Exactly that just makes them even more dangerous
These guys are not well count your blessings and try and find your heart
If he's doing life should he not be a cat a prisoner and in a single any way
Wrong.
@@Osman-mj5rf I don't think I am you been behind the door in your life I don't think you have
@@Hmpbelmarshwell ur wrong and I didn’t need to go to prison to know that mate . Not an achievement
@@Currency999 I really couldn't care what you think RUclips is full of people like you trolling
@@Hmpbelmarshwho would want to be
Poor bastards. I'm really impressed with the staff.
Most of them are n🅾nc£s...... Scum of the earth.
@@miss.l.1563Simple minded fool, its that simple is it...
Tongue in cheek ! Why no women on the lighthouse ?
Because it one of the only place men can be without being moaned at
The vast majority wouldn’t stand the working conditions! I’ve started to see them creep into the marine sector over the last few years now things have become easier! I was only talking with a lad from a dredger the other day which has had a couple of women on board at different times.. refusing to come on duty because of women troubles, ropes too heavy and “that’s not in my job description”. Don’t worry, the ship still operates as the rest of the crew (men) step up and do the work!
Yes!!! My fringe and ears are famous!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
being from South Africa I could not believe when they were watching TV and it was about the political situation here, I was stunned......
A worthy companion piece and follow-up is the book "I Lost My Heart to the Belles" by Pete Davies.
Great to see peters name in the credits. His channel is a credit to trinity house history
We went on honeymoon to Isle of Wight and went for a walk around st Catherine’s lighthouse. A lovely place. I wouldn’t mind being holed up there for a 1 month stretch away from the wife!
Gill Coultard worked at pioneer Electronics Castleford when i was there 1990's
I want the first song played at my funeral.
What is in the white jug the keeper hands over to the boatman?
a jar of seaman
@@Mich3 😂😂😂😂
The reports they typed daily?
@@Mich3A bit rude Mich!
@@DeadlyKiss000 i bet you'd love a cup!
TIME AFTER TIME...lol...
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