With the Fujifilm X-T3 & X-T2 baged up I head off to the Cornwall for a fujifilm landscape photography shoot In part one I stop off at the Clifton suspension bridge in Bristol spanning 1,352ft.
Then I drop in at St Nectans Glen for a long walk and a cuppa not to Mention the hidden waterfall with a hole in the middle
Once in Cornwall I make my way to the Godrevy Lighthouse where I photography the local wildlife and see a navy helicopter fly over bloody love it
Hi, Chris some excellent images here instantly recognized St Nectans Glen did you borrow the free wellies what a brilliant idea.
Beautiful B-roll of Godrevy lighthouse and images to match B/W excellent choice love it.
Chris how do you get those moody final images? you use Photoshop don't you is there a vignette used too? Those ones of the airplanes were also really incredible and atmospheric in another video. I have only recently "found" you on t'interweb, so not sure whether you have done a video on that – point me in the direction if you have please. I have also recently changed over to the Fuji xt3, so that was the attraction, but the content, stories and videos from you are really great – many thanks
Great video Chris.
brilliant video Chris , the mono shots of Godrevy light house stunning work we stay down there and wake up to that view of the light house every morning , ,
Great Lighthouse images Paul, especially the one with the Human element in the foreground. Looking forward to some more.
Great work and cool images Chris, I enjoyed this one.
Brilliant Chris the video of the seals with the 400 mm were fantastic fuji are good
Fantastic shots! Absolutely brilliant. You truly told the story of the lighthouse through your images. What was the name of the song towards the end of the video?
Great film Chris, glad you got to Godrevey and your shots were fantastic, i see on one part of film you got to the Crown tin Mines and were down on the lower view point which i suggested, hell of a climb back up. I look forward to part 2.
Great video, Chris! Those are some lovely shots you got! I'm looking forward to see more of these types of videoes! Thanks for the upload!
Best regards,
Daniel from Norway.