A Day of Landscape Photography in Cornwall | Bedruthan Steps, St. Nectan's Glen & Land's End
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2017
- The vlog today features landscape photography in Corwall. What an amazing place to shoot pictures!
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I'm on a landscape photography road trip to Cornwall this week. On this photography vlog, I get told all the time that I need to go and shoot Cornwall. So, I've finally taken your advice and headed that way. I'm glad I did. Yesterday, I shot a cool landscape just outside of Cornwall (see the video here: • What is Fine Art Lands... ). Then, I ended that photography vlog by sleeping in my car at Bedruthan Steps when I planned on shooting sunrise this morning. In the end, that's exactly what I did.
Bedruthan Steps is a great place for landscape photography. I got up before sunrise and hiked down to my location and managed to get some beautiful pastel colours in the sky before the sun rose. I loved the location, and the pre-sunrise light was just perfect for the photos I wanted. I got some cool lines of the coast, the steps, and the sea in my frame. I was beyond happy with the way my imagery came out that morning.
I hiked out of Bedruthan steps just after sunrise and moved on to my next location: St. Nectan's Glen.
St. Nectan's Glen was also a cool location. It was about a 20 minute hike into the waterfall. The waterfall is privately owned, so it does cost some cash. The entry fee was 5 pounds, but they do lend you some rubber boots with the entry fee, so it's worth it. I shot a couple images there, had a blast and then drove off to my final location of the day.
Land's end was a brilliant spot for landscape photography in Cornwall. Just an absolutely incredible place to shoot.
I didn't exactly find my landscape photography location - I wanted to shoot the arch - but I still found a cool location, and the light just exploded! I ended the vlog there just after sunrise.
On the photography vlog tomorrow I am going to be shooting another location in Cornwall before making my way home. So stay tuned for more fun.
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I’m a cornish teenager who wants to be a wildife/landscape photographer, two of the places I’d 100% recommend are definitely are porthcurno march/april’s sunset (west of st. michael’s mount), and the zennor moorlands in the fog (north of st. michael’s mount). Love the content, come back to cornwall!
Nice and long one tonight. Fun as usual to watch your adventures
Love cornwall. One of my favourite places.
Love the backwards walking people at 9:40 Brendan.
Some fantastic shots there Brendan!!!!!
Great vid, private waterfalls in Yorkshire too, by the way when using a space saver wheel it should only be fitted to the rear for safety. This would mean first fitting the spare to the rear and then replacing the flat tyre with the one removed from the rear .
Great vlog. I am visiting Cornwall next week :)
great episode Brendan and loved the images including the Mavic's. You certainly looked like you were having a blast there and look forward to the next episode
Great video again. Excellent advice about sunrise shoots. I always aim to be on location and ready to shoot at least 30 minutes before sunrise, especially on the coast
Brendan you legend great vlog so much enthusiasm about our great county ,one of the best channels on RUclips--peace dude
Top drawer as always Mr Brendan 👍
As has been said great drone shots, another great vid.
Amazing shots
Great vlog Brendan. Love it when you're in the UK :) And Cornwall is just so beautiful. The Waterfall was cool too, didn't know it was there? Hope you were happier with your images from Lands End once you got them on your laptop, thought they were awesome! Love the sun popping through on the horizon, cool! You'll love St.Michaels Mount, hope you get great light for sunrise.
Good luck at the mount tomorrow, I went there about a month ago, absolutely fantastic when the morning sun rises just enough to light up the mount! Be there early though, I was there on a Tuesday morning at about 06:00, and was joined by 4 other photographers at around 7 or so, it's a popular place=P
Nice drone shots!!
love the video brendan loved the photos
Thanks for watching! And, 3 points for first comment.
I'm off to Cornwall next week, actually went 2 weeks ago but hoping for more ideas of places to shoot. The waterfall and Bedruthan look great! Bit nervous about the mist from the waterfall on my gear though. Cornwall is such a great place for landscape photography, I can't wait to be there again.
Great Vlog!
Thanks for this video I’m going to Cornwall this Saturday really thrilled 😁 and there are clouds ☁️ haha so sounds good right
Great!
enjoying your vlogs!!!nice sir..
Welcome to my part of the world! Sooo many good locations - You should try Bodmin Moor - Great Vid btw
great stuff.................
Thanks for the reply, cool scene, hope to visit one day.
I was exactly where you are shooting just the other week. The next cove over from lands end, Sennen Cove, is a beautiful spot for photography. I hope you managed to visit Lizard Point too. Sunset at the Lizard is amazing!
By rubber boots I presume that you mean wellingtons?
Great video Brendon.
That flat tyre was probably a 'stream sniper' ...
I think you really should visit Eden Project. It's a must see as a tourist. Whether or not you get great photos there, but I imagine you would.
I would ask if you'd do a meetup in Cornwall, as I live in the area. But just as you're here, I'm off to Iceland tomorrow. A little frustrating.
*Dog growls*
Brendan: Hey buddy!
Thanks
Beautiful
haha," not that way ! " me shouting at the screen !
Shout louder so I can hear you in the past!
For Cornwall, the time is Sunset with the Sun setting in the West Pity you did not try Lamorna Cove, Don't really know what location you shot in but there are many spectacular shooting areas in Devon and Cornwall
If your still in Cornwall you really need to check out a place called Kennall vale in Ponsanooth, its so good. for photography, waterfalls, big river, old mills and a beautiful little woodland. Another must see is Botallack mines on the cliff edge... awesome place.
I tried to get to Kennall Vale. It was going to be one of my locations before the flat tyre happened. Looks like an awesome place. Will have to get back some time.
Crackin vid as always, did you get any drone haters moaning, I live and vlogg here in the uk and have pretty much given up taking my drone out,
Speaking of Mont St Michel, you should definitely visit that in France!
I should! It looks awesome.
Nice vlog, I was there only yesterday shooting some images, well worth my 6 hour drive!
Awesome location, isn't it!? I need to get back.
@@BrendanvanSon you definitely do! I'm hoping for another visit next year, on the cheap, probably sleeping in the car 😂
Brendan I subscribed to you earlier, but just to let you know I find your videos really interesting!!!!
Thanks so much, Leon!
I am not a photographer but I like the way you are explaining your lenses etc
If you are still in the UK or plan to visit again, may I suggest Waterfall Country in South Wales.
I like to watch your videos man, but I finally realized what I don't like and that is that font that you use to write the exposure settings next to photos you are showing to us. Maybe it will be better to change it to some more elegant and readable font. Anyway, keep on great work!
Great images Brendan, St Michael's Mount is on my photo bucket list so Im looking forward to tomorrows vlog. If you get the chance try to stop off at "Watersmeet" in North Devon on your way back, check out google images for whats on offer there.
That so cute. Maid friends with some cows. Lol
Brendan the Arch was the other way, about 10 minutes walk, I was shouting at the screen go the other way! lol, you can't see it from where you were as it's in a cove.
Haha. Yes. The next day I met some photographers at St. Michael's Mount. One of them shot the arch the same time I was shooting this and her image was killer. I was so sad. haha
Honestly I think you should defy yourself once in a while and shoot the same composition super narrow and see if you still feel so questionable about the composition. I bet you will Suprise yourself !!!!! Happy hunting brother
Shame you did not have more prep time at Lands Ends. The better compositions are away from the hotel, heading left towards to micro farm. Next time :-)
Yup! Learned that the next day from some photographers at St. Michael's Mount. Dang flat! But, it's an excuse to go back.
@@BrendanvanSon Get down to Treen next time, you’ll absolutely love the Logan Rock
Look up the meaning of vicariously...
If only you'd gone the other way Brendan. Only about 10 minutes walk! Next time, eh?
England. Of course the waterfall is privatised.
Sometimes you really must ask for directions!😄
That would likely be the smarter move, haha.
There are English people who have never visited Cornwall... I'm certainly not one :)
At 11:00 I think you meant 'precariously' not 'vicariously'. Nice video
He thought he was a rock climber.
Brendan did you walk as far as the wreck at lands end?MV RMS Mulheim really interesting shot.ruclips.net/video/KGhYJmiMhnw/видео.html