Great video Davey I love your videos of the coastal erosions especially when you have a before and after picture to see what damage has been done. Trouble with this country is we only see pounds signs and try and get things done on the cheap and only seeing the smaller picture until it’s too late to repair. Keep up the good work can’t wait to see the next one 👏👏👏👍
Really appreciate it buddy, thank you. It certainly is an interesting topic...can't be avoided living here. I do like comparison vids with subjects like erosion. I guess in time I'll be able to use my own footage to compare.. Davey
Fantastic video and information. What a spectacular display nature performs with no audience. Loved the red then golden sunrise and reflections on the mirror of the beach and the 5 dogs running in the sea. Nice to see the dog Walker giving a friendly wave. The way the costal erosion is effected by the coastal defence is something I know about from reading the news but you have demonstrated the visual appearance of its dramatic effect. You can see the same at Hornsea where the caravans are perched on the edge. Hope you soon recover and I appreciate all the efforts you put into bringing this magnificent display to us with Timothy.
The start of the footage with the neon dusky pink streak across the horizon line as the sun is rising was spectacular, and the clouds resembled a duvet before the cover is put on it. The surface of the water had a glossy coating to it, never seen that before, and the sheen of water over the sand really did look like a mirror perfectly reflecting the sky. My favourite bit is the seagulls taking off in what seemed to be slow motion almost skimming the sand as they did. The music as always fits the mood of what you are trying to get across in the images, very happy and jumpy when the dogs were playing at the shoreline, and more chill as you glide backward showing the natural effects of erosion and the striking difference between the protected areas and those that have been left to nature. Another fantastic piece Davey, and I hope your trapped nerve gets untapped soon 👍
Great video Davey I love your videos of the coastal erosions especially when you have a before and after picture to see what damage has been done. Trouble with this country is we only see pounds signs and try and get things done on the cheap and only seeing the smaller picture until it’s too late to repair. Keep up the good work can’t wait to see the next one 👏👏👏👍
Really appreciate it buddy, thank you.
It certainly is an interesting topic...can't be avoided living here. I do like comparison vids with subjects like erosion.
I guess in time I'll be able to use my own footage to compare..
Davey
Great video Davey. I can see you put a lot of of hard work into this. You know anything to do with erosion, is my cup of tea. 👍
Cheers buddy, yea, lots of work went into it for sure. 😅 14 hours editing 🤣
Fantastic video and information. What a spectacular display nature performs with no audience. Loved the red then golden sunrise and reflections on the mirror of the beach and the 5 dogs running in the sea. Nice to see the dog Walker giving a friendly wave.
The way the costal erosion is effected by the coastal defence is something I know about from reading the news but you have demonstrated the visual appearance of its dramatic effect. You can see the same at Hornsea where the caravans are perched on the edge.
Hope you soon recover and I appreciate all the efforts you put into bringing this magnificent display to us with Timothy.
Thank you Sheila, I'm delighted you enjoyed the film. I spent a lot of time on this one. 😁
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Fabulous video, Davey. Lovely flight 👌 Excellent work my friend ❤
Thank you kindly, it took many hours to edit for some reason...😅
The start of the footage with the neon dusky pink streak across the horizon line as the sun is rising was spectacular, and the clouds resembled a duvet before the cover is put on it.
The surface of the water had a glossy coating to it, never seen that before, and the sheen of water over the sand really did look like a mirror perfectly reflecting the sky.
My favourite bit is the seagulls taking off in what seemed to be slow motion almost skimming the sand as they did.
The music as always fits the mood of what you are trying to get across in the images, very happy and jumpy when the dogs were playing at the shoreline, and more chill as you glide backward showing the natural effects of erosion and the striking difference between the protected areas and those that have been left to nature.
Another fantastic piece Davey, and I hope your trapped nerve gets untapped soon 👍
Thank you so very much, my trapped nerve is almost sorted...😅🥰
The mirror reflections pleased me no end 🥰😅
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