Thank you, Peter, it was a little frustrating to say the least as I’d wanted to try a few shots around that crossing, another trip beckons when we’re free.
Been binge watching all your videos since discovering your channel a couple of days ago Andrew. Really enjoying them, the trials and tribulations and showing the times it doesn't go quite to plan is refreshing to see. Really appreciate the effort that must go into these videos and the end photos. Keep up the good work.
Thanks very much Robert, I’m pleased you’re enjoying the channel, producing video is all a learning curve, but it’s really enjoyable and I’ve plenty of ideas up my sleeve.
Thanks Eddie, what a nightmare indeed I was on the verge of phoning the AA, it was more frustrating that I was missing all the shots I’d planned, it all adds a bit of drama to the day.
I've just come back from a camping holiday at castle Howard. We spent an afternoon swimming in the river derwent at Kirkham Abbey. My nephew loves trains so enjoyed watching these come through. When I got home I did a search for him on here and found your video. It's a lovely video and I've enjoyed watching quite a few of your others. Well done! Thanks for the videos
Thanks Ron, I made a return visit at the weekend and what a difference to December, lots of activity around the river at Kirkham, it's a stunning part of the world to spend an afternoon.
Thanks, Robert, I'm pleased you found it entertaining, I had a great day and I'd no idea how the mud episode might have turned out. There isn't a shortage of vantage points in this short section and I will return, hopefully in the spring.
Really enjoyed that but most of all, amazed by the coincidence of me spotting this having been looking at that stretch of line for photo spots only earlier on today, excellent.
Excellent, Peter, well that is some coincidence. Its a great stretch of line and I have every intention of returning soon, I count get the longer distance shots that I wanted with the mist, I fancy getting there soon before it turns too green for the summer, but also an autumn visit when the trees have turned.
That's a really nice video, a beautiful countryside and a "so british" atmosphere with this (almost) dark light and rainy weather. and of course with tipycally and nice trains. Good job.
Glad you enjoyed it, this is a lovely part of the county, not the weather I had hoped for, but it was winter. I’m planning to re-visit in the summer as a comparison.
Just watched this one Andrew! Hilarious, just don’t know where you find the patience. But credit to you: in the face of adversity - gotta get the train! I’ve been in similar pickles myself but have not always recovered as well as you. Another great production, thank you!
Saw the point about the focusing, its a nightmare in auto. Was up Blea Moor one time and thought about going manual as the rain was coming down on the portal exit to the tunnel. Could not get it to focus. Had a brief break in the weather and shot the loco in auto; lucky break. The quality of these videos is fantastic. Real documentary material. The editing is good, music is just right and at the right volume going up and down when you comment on something. Super work again. That last picture of the 68 going through the level crossing was spot on. I am beginning to see what you are doing in the processing; now.
Cheers, Keith, yes going manual limits the amount of compositions you can get of a train, but its probably worth it when there’s a risk of coming away with nothing. I’m really pleased what you say about the videos, I’m no expert, just fumbling my way along.
Great video Andrew, and great presence of mind to keep the video rolling through your muddy plight - Reassuring that these things happen to all of us and not just me! 😆 Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much, the mud episode was rather frustrating at the time but I'm glad I recorded it, you never actually know how these events will turn out, there's no rehearsal, I could have just come straight out in one go, which secretly is what I wanted. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thanks Pete, I’m really pleased you enjoyed the video, taking railway photos can be quite an adventure sometimes, at least I managed a couple of images.
Fantastic video with some amazing images. You found some tremendous locations there. If I had to pick a favourite image, I’d say the final one of the 68 after dark at Kirkham is simply amazing. A really entertaining watch:-)
Thanks Simon, that’s great I’m really pleased you’re enjoying the videos, it a smashing location and I intend to go back in different conditions, there’s a couple more spots closer to Malton I wanted to try. The last image is my favourite too, I was pleased the two cars arrived giving that extra bit of illumination.
Thanks for the videos Andrew, I have only just discovered you, and am binge watching!! this one in particular has brought back memories of chasing the Scarborough Spa Expresses during the 80s. Kirkham Abbey was one of my go to places… particularly a field across the river that put the Abbey ruins in the background. I haven’t photographed for years and all my kit is out of date now (pre-digital) so not cheap to get going again unfortunately, as much as I would like to!! Sorry to see you plight…. Very brave to video it!!!!
Many thanks for the comment Ian, and thanks for watching the videos too, hopefully they bring back memories of the enthusiasm getting lineside. That section of the Scarborough line is stunning, I can see why its so popular.
Hi Andrew, OMG this was both brilliant and hilarious. The mist over the River Derwent was glorious. The results were spectacular. But your driving skills, not so much!!! For some strange reason, the character of Unlucky Alf from the Fast Show comedy series flashed through my brain. And when you said "I am buggered", I just about lost it. (For the uninitiated, Unlucky Alf always ended his skits with "Oh Bugger!") I really, really enjoy your videos both for the brilliant photography, but also for the way you present it. Cheers, Ian.
Excellent, Ian, many thanks for that, I'm still living with that trip, yes I was buggered - those rugs that I used were my wife's - best was to describe it - she wasn't best pleased! I really appreciate you comment, that day was quite the adventure.
Really enjoying these video's, after seeing your NE viaduct one I decided to watch them from the start, as a few other people have said they are very well presented and put together, keep up the great work and I can't wait to see the rest of them. PS - next time you want to film from a narrow footpath on a bridge in the dark it might be safer wearing a different colour coat and trousers to black 🙂
Blimey, that really was quite the adventure! I hope you didn't get into too much trouble about those blankets... Beautiful shots though. The fog really lends a painterly quality to the scenes.
Thanks, It was more of an adventure than I’d ever anticipated, but still all good fun, by the way it was the signal man doing the crossing at Howsham who was a big fan of yours. Oh, and I did get into real trouble for the blankets- they belong to my wife.
Really enjoying your videos ,your calmness in presentation makes em really enjoyable. The car incident shows how easy wet mud can just take you away,luckily it was flat and not a drop,personally know how easy that is from family experience on the A65!
Thanks Rob, I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos, the wet grass/ mud is deceptive, just that slight incline mad it impossible to get going- lessons learnt.
Thanks, Marcus, there was a worry I might be stuck for some time, which was frustrating as I'd a few more shots planned, anyway I did get a pleasing number of shots in the end and the mud did make it a memorable day out- my wife still hasn't forgiven me for the blankets though.
Thanks, I’m pleased you enjoyed it, yes the car incident was quite frustrating, I wanted to be photographing, rather than messing about in the mud, quite comical now though.
Beautiful, love your channel and your content. And your photographs are stunning. However, please tell me you washed those blankets and didn't leave them to your poor wife! 😅
Thank you for subscribing, that’s really appreciated. I’m pleased you enjoy the photographs, I’m using the channel to show what goes on to actually get some of these shots. As for the blankets, they’ve been soaked, washed, washed and washed again all by my fair hands👍.
Many thanks, I guess its down to personal preference, TV mode is great to ensure you have a fast enough shutter speed to 'stop' the train and the camera takes care of everything else. I prefer manual mode as I like to chose the other settings depending upon the scene/location and situation.
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What a trooper, car firmly stuck in the mud, but still thinking about the 68.
Thank you, Peter, it was a little frustrating to say the least as I’d wanted to try a few shots around that crossing, another trip beckons when we’re free.
Hi Andrew Great video dude.
Glad you enjoyed it Terry.
Hello from Russia! Thanks for the video!
Nicely edited as always, thanks for uploading.
Thanks very much👍
Been binge watching all your videos since discovering your channel a couple of days ago Andrew. Really enjoying them, the trials and tribulations and showing the times it doesn't go quite to plan is refreshing to see. Really appreciate the effort that must go into these videos and the end photos. Keep up the good work.
Thanks very much Robert, I’m pleased you’re enjoying the channel, producing video is all a learning curve, but it’s really enjoyable and I’ve plenty of ideas up my sleeve.
@@AndrewShenton I look forward to seeing them. I actually live in the Leeds area so may bump into you at a level crossing some time. Cheers.
Nice one Andy, what a nightmare for you getting your car stuck.......more entertaining than the 68s.
Thanks Eddie, what a nightmare indeed I was on the verge of phoning the AA, it was more frustrating that I was missing all the shots I’d planned, it all adds a bit of drama to the day.
I've just come back from a camping holiday at castle Howard. We spent an afternoon swimming in the river derwent at Kirkham Abbey. My nephew loves trains so enjoyed watching these come through. When I got home I did a search for him on here and found your video. It's a lovely video and I've enjoyed watching quite a few of your others. Well done! Thanks for the videos
Thanks Ron, I made a return visit at the weekend and what a difference to December, lots of activity around the river at Kirkham, it's a stunning part of the world to spend an afternoon.
A cracking adventure Andrew
Thanks Mark, the thing we’ve to go through just for a railway photograph😃
Entertaining video Andrew. Fair play for leaving your parking misfortune in. Final image is excellent.
Thanks, Robert, I'm pleased you found it entertaining, I had a great day and I'd no idea how the mud episode might have turned out. There isn't a shortage of vantage points in this short section and I will return, hopefully in the spring.
Really enjoyed that but most of all, amazed by the coincidence of me spotting this having been looking at that stretch of line for photo spots only earlier on today, excellent.
Excellent, Peter, well that is some coincidence. Its a great stretch of line and I have every intention of returning soon, I count get the longer distance shots that I wanted with the mist, I fancy getting there soon before it turns too green for the summer, but also an autumn visit when the trees have turned.
That's a really nice video, a beautiful countryside and a "so british" atmosphere with this (almost) dark light and rainy weather. and of course with tipycally and nice trains. Good job.
Glad you enjoyed it, this is a lovely part of the county, not the weather I had hoped for, but it was winter. I’m planning to re-visit in the summer as a comparison.
Great videos andrew, very entertaining and glad you got out the mud, 🎉🎉🎉
Many thanks, Mark, good to look back and laugh now, but I was beginning to panic that I'd never get clear.
Great videos. Brilliant photography. Thanks for sharing your work
Thanks Darren, glad you like the video and photography👍
Just watched this one Andrew! Hilarious, just don’t know where you find the patience. But credit to you: in the face of adversity - gotta get the train! I’ve been in similar pickles myself but have not always recovered as well as you. Another great production, thank you!
Thanks for that Steve, really pleased you enjoyed it. It would have been quite easy to pack up and go home, but perseverance kicked in.
Well done DHL man!
Thanks Ian, yes thank goodness for his help, I think i’d have been stuck for sometime otherwise.
Saw the point about the focusing, its a nightmare in auto. Was up Blea Moor one time and thought about going manual as the rain was coming down on the portal exit to the tunnel. Could not get it to focus. Had a brief break in the weather and shot the loco in auto; lucky break. The quality of these videos is fantastic. Real documentary material. The editing is good, music is just right and at the right volume going up and down when you comment on something. Super work again. That last picture of the 68 going through the level crossing was spot on. I am beginning to see what you are doing in the processing; now.
Cheers, Keith, yes going manual limits the amount of compositions you can get of a train, but its probably worth it when there’s a risk of coming away with nothing. I’m really pleased what you say about the videos, I’m no expert, just fumbling my way along.
Another great video, I really enjoyed the pace of this one and the shots you came away with were great. Hope the mud came out in the wash.
Thanks very much Daniel, glad you enjoyed it, yes all the mud came out - eventually!
Great video Andrew, and great presence of mind to keep the video rolling through your muddy plight - Reassuring that these things happen to all of us and not just me! 😆 Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much, the mud episode was rather frustrating at the time but I'm glad I recorded it, you never actually know how these events will turn out, there's no rehearsal, I could have just come straight out in one go, which secretly is what I wanted. Glad you enjoyed the video.
This video has made me chuckle excellent content really deserve more followers
Much appreciated Paul, yes, this day was quite an adventure.
Another most enjoyable vid.
Thanks again!
Excellent video Andrew! Thoroughly enjoyed 👏👍
Thanks Pete, I’m really pleased you enjoyed the video, taking railway photos can be quite an adventure sometimes, at least I managed a couple of images.
Mate I enjoy you doing these well done
Thanks very much I’m pleased you enjoyed it.
Please do more of them I like you when you do these videos
Fantastic video with some amazing images. You found some tremendous locations there. If I had to pick a favourite image, I’d say the final one of the 68 after dark at Kirkham is simply amazing. A really entertaining watch:-)
Thanks Simon, that’s great I’m really pleased you’re enjoying the videos, it a smashing location and I intend to go back in different conditions, there’s a couple more spots closer to Malton I wanted to try. The last image is my favourite too, I was pleased the two cars arrived giving that extra bit of illumination.
Thanks Andrew, great video
Very welcome Mark, keep an eye out for more coming up.
Thanks for the videos Andrew, I have only just discovered you, and am binge watching!! this one in particular has brought back memories of chasing the Scarborough Spa Expresses during the 80s. Kirkham Abbey was one of my go to places… particularly a field across the river that put the Abbey ruins in the background. I haven’t photographed for years and all my kit is out of date now (pre-digital) so not cheap to get going again unfortunately, as much as I would like to!! Sorry to see you plight…. Very brave to video it!!!!
Many thanks for the comment Ian, and thanks for watching the videos too, hopefully they bring back memories of the enthusiasm getting lineside. That section of the Scarborough line is stunning, I can see why its so popular.
Hi Andrew, OMG this was both brilliant and hilarious. The mist over the River Derwent was glorious. The results were spectacular. But your driving skills, not so much!!! For some strange reason, the character of Unlucky Alf from the Fast Show comedy series flashed through my brain. And when you said "I am buggered", I just about lost it. (For the uninitiated, Unlucky Alf always ended his skits with "Oh Bugger!") I really, really enjoy your videos both for the brilliant photography, but also for the way you present it. Cheers, Ian.
Excellent, Ian, many thanks for that, I'm still living with that trip, yes I was buggered - those rugs that I used were my wife's - best was to describe it - she wasn't best pleased! I really appreciate you comment, that day was quite the adventure.
Really enjoying these video's, after seeing your NE viaduct one I decided to watch them from the start, as a few other people have said they are very well presented and put together, keep up the great work and I can't wait to see the rest of them.
PS - next time you want to film from a narrow footpath on a bridge in the dark it might be safer wearing a different colour coat and trousers to black 🙂
Many thanks for making the effort to watch and comment, it is appreciated. yes Black in the dark is not the best choice for road safety.
Blimey, that really was quite the adventure! I hope you didn't get into too much trouble about those blankets... Beautiful shots though. The fog really lends a painterly quality to the scenes.
Thanks, It was more of an adventure than I’d ever anticipated, but still all good fun, by the way it was the signal man doing the crossing at Howsham who was a big fan of yours. Oh, and I did get into real trouble for the blankets- they belong to my wife.
Really enjoying your videos ,your calmness in presentation makes em really enjoyable.
The car incident shows how easy wet mud can just take you away,luckily it was flat and not a drop,personally know how easy that is from family experience on the A65!
Thanks Rob, I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos, the wet grass/ mud is deceptive, just that slight incline mad it impossible to get going- lessons learnt.
Really enjoyed the video, and your shots are incredible!
Thank you, I’m really pleased you’ve enjoyed the video and the photography.👍
Another really interesting video Andrew , felt for you when stuck in that mud , some great shots to compensate though.
Thanks, Marcus, there was a worry I might be stuck for some time, which was frustrating as I'd a few more shots planned, anyway I did get a pleasing number of shots in the end and the mud did make it a memorable day out- my wife still hasn't forgiven me for the blankets though.
Brillaint Video and Excellently edited as well. Sounds harsh but the car incident made me laugh 😂. Keep it up 👍
Thanks, I’m pleased you enjoyed it, yes the car incident was quite frustrating, I wanted to be photographing, rather than messing about in the mud, quite comical now though.
Beautiful, love your channel and your content. And your photographs are stunning. However, please tell me you washed those blankets and didn't leave them to your poor wife! 😅
Thank you for subscribing, that’s really appreciated. I’m pleased you enjoy the photographs, I’m using the channel to show what goes on to actually get some of these shots. As for the blankets, they’ve been soaked, washed, washed and washed again all by my fair hands👍.
Hi Andrew, I've been doing railway photography for about a year now, i currently shoot in TV mode, would it be worth switching to full manual thanks
Many thanks, I guess its down to personal preference, TV mode is great to ensure you have a fast enough shutter speed to 'stop' the train and the camera takes care of everything else. I prefer manual mode as I like to chose the other settings depending upon the scene/location and situation.
Did your better half mention the blankets and what was your penance ?
I think I'm forgiven now, they are washed cleaned and back in the car.
The Scarborough line iv been down a number of times in recent years including twice this year, however iv only ever been down it behind steam locomotives.
Thu 8th Jul 21
ruclips.net/video/QtnbYM9TGS0/видео.html
Thu 15th Jul 21
ruclips.net/video/n8nxmFUwG50/видео.html
The York Scarborough line is something special , especially around Kirkham Abbey, I intend to get back hopefully in time to catch the last of this years autumn colours