Thanks Dave. On a personal level I’d say over all the 7 days were maybe 65% to 35% success but it was fun and I managed a number of good images. Yeah that guy walking the path. It pays to look back sometimes 👍
Some nice images, and great ideas. Showing my age now, but I can remember when you didn't have to pay to visit the cliffs above the port. Many a childhood day exploring the tunnels that are up there before they were sealed off, and years later refurbished and re-opened as a tourist attraction. Being a Man of Kent (or is it Kentish Man) this series has inspired me to get out there with my own camera and start taking more photographs.
Would that have been before National Trust ran/owned the estate? To be fare they only charge for parking so you can park up on side roads etc. and walk along the cliffs. I find its always a nice place to take the camera 👍
Your a 'Man of Kent' if you were born on the Rochester side of the River Medway and a 'Kentish Man' if you were born on the Strood side of the River Medway. Thats what I was told at my old secondary school (Strood) in the late 50's 😉
@@TudorSmithPhotography Yes, late '60s to early '70s, so I am pretty sure that was before the NT got involved with the land. There was no refreshment building and what are now used as car parks were fairly overgrown. I believe the NT got involved some time in the early 2000s.
Great Video Tudor, the last time i photographed the ferry port from the castle grounds was 10 years ago all but a month, when i was based in Deal this was one of my go to places, an excellent series.
I feel the urge to do it again but I’ll wait some time now. It has given me some ideas for future photography videos though. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment along my wee adventure Martin 👍🙏
Congrats on finishing this up Tudor, apologies I missed the past few as I was traveling back home in Philippines. Will catch up on the prior episodes! Really well done, this was a fabulous finale 😁 what a stunning place you chose.
Thanks Keith. I hope your journey went well. I'll bet you got some photography in too! Thanks for the inspiration on the challenge. It's a funny thing because I felt it was daunting and a bit of a struggle to come up with ideas and yet, now that it's done, I'm kind of wishing I didn't have a day job just so that I could go out and do it some more 😂
well done Tudor you did it!.. most enjoyable, i loved the shot of dover castle with chap walking towards you. Thank you.
Thanks Dave. On a personal level I’d say over all the 7 days were maybe 65% to 35% success but it was fun and I managed a number of good images.
Yeah that guy walking the path. It pays to look back sometimes 👍
Great seascapes & interesting location...🦘🦘😀
Some nice images, and great ideas. Showing my age now, but I can remember when you didn't have to pay to visit the cliffs above the port. Many a childhood day exploring the tunnels that are up there before they were sealed off, and years later refurbished and re-opened as a tourist attraction. Being a Man of Kent (or is it Kentish Man) this series has inspired me to get out there with my own camera and start taking more photographs.
Would that have been before National
Trust ran/owned the estate? To be fare they only charge for parking so you can park up on side roads etc. and walk along the cliffs. I find its always a nice place to take the camera 👍
Your a 'Man of Kent' if you were born on the Rochester side of the River Medway and a 'Kentish Man' if you were born on the Strood side of the River Medway. Thats what I was told at my old secondary school (Strood) in the late 50's 😉
@@TudorSmithPhotography Yes, late '60s to early '70s, so I am pretty sure that was before the NT got involved with the land. There was no refreshment building and what are now used as car parks were fairly overgrown. I believe the NT got involved some time in the early 2000s.
Total surprise for me the 7th day of your 7 day photography challenge, love the randomness and hope you'll do some more challenges in the future.
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I was so torn about what to do for day 7. White Cliffs to the rescue 😂
Great Video Tudor, the last time i photographed the ferry port from the castle grounds was 10 years ago all but a month, when i was based in Deal this was one of my go to places, an excellent series.
Very cool! I love that the whole port is visible from above. It’s nice to sit and watch the world going by.
Well, you made it to the end Tudor, with some very nice content well done to you for doing it.
I feel the urge to do it again but I’ll wait some time now. It has given me some ideas for future photography videos though.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment along my wee adventure Martin 👍🙏
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Congrats on finishing this up Tudor, apologies I missed the past few as I was traveling back home in Philippines. Will catch up on the prior episodes! Really well done, this was a fabulous finale 😁 what a stunning place you chose.
Thanks Keith. I hope your journey went well. I'll bet you got some photography in too! Thanks for the inspiration on the challenge. It's a funny thing because I felt it was daunting and a bit of a struggle to come up with ideas and yet, now that it's done, I'm kind of wishing I didn't have a day job just so that I could go out and do it some more 😂
You work then go out to take photos. What is your work?
Currently a mix of business analysis and data analysis. One of those things where years and years of experience means the work is easy to deliver.