Kodak Vision 3 250D - abandoned WW2 battery

In this film, I visit an abandoned WW2 battery near Kings Lynn. Exploring various bunkers, I photograph the graffiti and environment using a mix of Kodak Vision 3 film in my Minolta X-700, and also a few digital shots for comparison using the Sony A9.

[@280bunny]

Very interesting to see the difference between digital and film. A pleasant walk and some nice images!😀

[@JamesBillingsPhotography]

Thanks, glad you liked the shots - it's a nice quiet spot 🙂

[@QuietCornersPhotography]

Awesome location! The Wash is on my wish list of places to visit

[@JamesBillingsPhotography]

Thanks, good luck when you get chance to explore 👍

[@marimelbello2066]

Hello there James, very beautiful place and fascinating pictures you’ve taken there! It’s interesting how the pictures taken by film seems and feels more nostalgic than those ones taken with digital. Also, the whole video was very calming and peaceful, had a great time watching all throughout the vid!

[@JamesBillingsPhotography]

Thanks for watching, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Nostalgic is definitely one of the nice features of some of the film stocks :)

[@nightscapejournals]

Great video and shots. It’s a foreground that’s now definitely on my list. There are a few interesting looking areas to the west of Kings Lynn by the Wash that I’m hoping to scout.
I can imagine exactly what it was like when you scared those bats / birds / killer squirrels.🐿️

[@JamesBillingsPhotography]

Look forward to seeing what you come up with - there's some more things out towards the firing ranges I think (control tower type stuff) but not sure how accessible they are...

[@nightscapejournals]

@@JamesBillingsPhotography that's exactly where I had in mind, together with seeing if there's any residual infrastructure around the trial banks, which i think were part of a tidal energy project.