7 GREAT Landscape Photography Locations in Devon and Cornwall
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- čas přidán 9. 10. 2020
- Prepared to be inspired! Let me share with you some of the very BEST landscape photography locations in Devon, Dartmoor and Cornwall. Time codes for each location are below:
02:05 - Daymark Tower, Devon
04:02 - Trevose Head, Cornwall
05:42 - Venford Falls, Dartmoor
07:29 - Botallack, Cornwall
09:17 - Brent Tor (Brentor Church), Dartmoor
11:07 - Bedruthan Steps, Cornwall
12:54 - Belstone Common, Dartmoor
Remember to check out my website for more great locations at julianbaird.com
If you'd like to know more about the equipment I used to create this video the check out this behind the scenes video: • Vignettes of Landscape...
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So relaxing. I felt so good after watching this. And happy memories of photographing some of those places.
That is fantastic to hear....thanks Paul!
Beautiful. Very well made. Feels like we’re ther sometimes.
Thank you Francois, that is most kind of you to say. 😀
Just a marvelous video and some beautiful photos. Well done, sir.
Cheers Don! 👍
I cannot wait for the next series. What a great video and stunning photographs. Thank you so much for sharing these locations and your journey.
Thanks Craig, great to hear you are looking forward to the next season. 😀
Liked especially your first waterfall-picture, and the pastel minimalist seascape with the headland.
Getting known to the nearby landscape in various conditions and learn to know it from "the inside" as "our own" - as you do - I think is a key to reach the viewers with the impact it has on the photographer..
Thank you Arne! 😀
Hi Julian. Enjoyed this ! When I watched your location videos first time round, I made myself a promise to get a week's pass off the better half and visit as many of them as possible. Time and Covid lockdown (plus the latest lot here in South Wales) has overtaken me I'm afraid. I've now saved this to my locations folder with a promise to make them a must for when the madness ends ! Many thanks for sharing this excellent compilation.
Cheers Tim, and thank you for watching it all over again. Here's hoping that this madness does indeed end soon! All the best. 👍
Very enjoyable Video Julian. Cracking images in stunning locations. Thank you for sharing and take care.
Thank you so much John. 😀
And here I am in the States. Missing Cornwall.
One day you'll be back...one day. 😀
What can i say Julian, an absolutely brilliant video.
Amazing drone footage and great images.
You were definitely blessed with the weather conditions.
It has inspired me to visit some of these locations as probably has many other people who watch your videos.
I look forward to the 2nd series.
Thanks Tim.....,sorry for being late in replying....this one was in the spam folder!
Lovely locations Julian my personal favourites on your list are Brentor Church and Belstone common that I visit regularly. But the choices could have been endless such amazing counties to explore for photography...
Thanks Noel....and you are correct that the choices are endless...I'm very lucky to live where I do.😀
Great vid.. I can't wait for the next one
thanks Martin! 👍
Another inspiring video Julian, thank you so much. From a personal point of view I would also add Whistmans Wood on Dartmoor.
Cheers Barry...you're not the first person to mention Wistmans....I am going there to shoot a video....but possibly not for the reason you might first think. 😉
Great recommendations Julian, excellent drone footage and images look forward to session 2 👍
Thanks Chris, I appreciate that. 👍
Hi Jules: Wow . . . what a truly inspiring and peaceful video! I loved all of your video footage and the music in support of this relaxing video. Only one problem. I have to add this to my bucket list of locations to visit! L.O.L. First world problems as my wife would say. All kidding aside, once I get up to the Scottish Highlands and Lake District next fall to see your mate Chris, we will have to start planning our next visit to England. You should make sure you share this video with your local tourism boards as this would be a great way to promote your amazing area. Keep Covid-19 safe, and keep creating. Cheers, Keith
Thank you again Keith!! I can accept no responsibility for the lengthening of your bucket list! lol 😂 Your comments are gratefully received👍.
Thanks for this, some very useful inspiration for my next trip down west. I was at Trevose Head a couple of weeks ago, but didn't have much time and the wind was severe so I only got a pedestrian image. Looking forward to a longer visit next time.
Thanks for watching Neil. Trevose can be a windy place for sure, but here's hoping your next visit will yield some better results. 👍
Great video, you certainly tempted me to visit these locations. Blinking COVID, ah well when we are all safe to travel again I can put these on my bucket list 😊 for the moment I have to stick to my own county.
Thanks Claire...yeah blinking COVID is a bit of a drag at the moment but glad you've got a few more locations for your bucket list.👍
Julian hi just watched the video you recommended what a lovely well put together video. It never ceases to amaze me how much variety we have in the uk we are so spoilt. Also with Brent tor and other places of worship why they built them in such remote places as people would have to track up to these places. Great watch Julian
Thanks for watching Trev. Glad you liked it. Yeah, we are so lucky in the UK, especially down here in the SW.
...i love the music
Hopefully you liked the rest of it as well! lol
@@jbairdexp ..oh yes i did, but the music.......
Julian: why must you do this to me in these days of COVID when travel from the USA to just about anywhere is next to impossible? I so look forward to the return to normalcy, when I can travel to these stunningly visual locations and who knows, one day, to shoot with you as my instructor? And yes, I will continue to encourage you, when the time is right, to lead groups to these places you have shown us.
Cheers Paul.....you keep on encouraging me! 😀
Enjoyed these the first time around Julian, great location choices! looking forward to series 2!👍🏻
Thanks for Tom...I will get busy with series 2! 😀👍
The next time we go down to the mines go behind their mines on the cliffs and there is a nice view of the back of the mines to the mines on the hillside. When we went down there 2 years ago a local photographer who is taking photography of birds told us about it. We done Cornwall next week at Boscastle. Will visit some of these sites
Thanks for watching Martin and for the top tip on the mines. Hoping to get down that way again in next month. Have fun in Boscastle and the surrounding area. 😀
Nice photos and video.
One note though. Maybe use a different font/text color for readability.
Thanks and point taken. 😀
Fingle bridge and Wistmans wood make great autumn subjects ?
Good suggestions....I've been to both... Fingle Bridge (czcams.com/video/5WTupUoxzU4/video.html) and Wistmans (czcams.com/video/5NGiGcLzkRA/video.html).....but I will also be going back to both soon....so stay tuned. 👍
Hey Julian,
I know you use Nikon Z7 for your photography but which camera did you use for your Videos? I really like the color/light tone. Thanks.
Hey, it was mostly shot with my previous camera, the D850. There is a Behind the Scenes video for this video (czcams.com/video/ioj8SvX-iss/video.html) and if you look at the video description I list all the gear I used to make the video. 👍
Hi again Julian: Now that Nikon has announced the Z6II and Z7II (and there are already several extremely critical reviews here at YT), I was wondering if you'll be upgrading and/or reviewing them? Some of the reviews, based on preliminary specs are very hostile and the consensus seems to be that they are nothing more than minor upgrades and that Nikon is/will be falling farther behind Canon and Sony. I am a longtime Nikon user all the way back to my film days and have yet to transition to ML. But I am distressed by Nikon's poor financial state and what appears to be a failure to keep up with Canon and Sony. IMO, not keeping up can mean only one thing and that is ever decreasing revenues and ultimately, becoming a non-player in the marketplace.
Your thoughts, please?
Hi Paul, let's start with the Z7 II...it's the camera that Nikon should have released in the first place. I won't be upgrading though. I'm normally the first to upgrade but in this instance there just isn't enough new features to justify the cost of upgrade. As a landscape shooter about the only thing that is really useful is the 2nd card slot, but I'm not at the stage where I'm happy with a single XQD slot. While I would like that 2nd card slot it's just not enough to make me want to spend £1000+ on the newer model. Things like eye AF in video and 4K60fps are of interest to me, I wouldn't use them enough to even remotely consider the upgrade. My needs as a landscape photographer are simple and the Z7 II doesn't offer enough over the Z7 to justify the cost. If I was coming from any of the Nikon DSLR range though I would go straight for the Z7 II.
As for Nikon's position in the marketplace this doesn't bother me. All the headlines in the press are just there for drama. Again, for me as a landscape shooter the Z7 does just the job I need it to. Sure the Canon and Sony cameras are further forward in tech, but I can't put my finger on any of those features that I would need. What matters to me is that the camera continues to deliver the results I need and that isn't dependant on Nikon's position in the tech warfare. Even if Nikon went bankrupt tomorrow it wouldn't mean my camera would stop working.
Camera tech is a funny thing....just remember that Canon was perceived as being behind the game just 12 months ago....and think back a few years and Sony was a non player. I wouldn't write off Nikon yet....the user base is still massive.
@@jbairdexp Thank you Julian! As always, your presentations are well thought out, well delivered, and based on real life experience. I am certain I speak for many others who watch your channel and others who have grown tired of the drama and "clickbait" scenarios posted by other YT creators. It's also nice to know that serious photographers are not taken in by the melodrama and simply go about creating without worrying about all the histrionics. Thank you for taking the time (again) to answer my questions. Cheers!
@@paulconnors2078 My pleasure Paul....glad you found my response useful/helpful.