Hey, Henry. It must be really difficult to produce a video every single day. No one would blame you if the content suffered a bit over the course of this Advent series, but that has NOT been the case! Every one has been a winner...great work! Also, the "Photographer's Dilemma" is a real thing! In fact, one of my New Years' resolutions will be to STAY in the spot I'm in and not try to chase a "better" location, which usually ends in disappointment for me. Take a well-deserved break after this Advent series. We'll all be here when you get back!
Some great images, Henry, and a brilliant tip for focus stacking. I agree that the image at around 11.30 was dominated by dark rocks on the left, but wondered whether you could have used a different crop or even a portrait orientation. I'm also with you on liking a little movement in the water, but not so much that it ends up looking like candy floss!
It's like changing queues at the supermarket, only to see the queue you were in suddenly move quicker than the one you're now in. Initially it may be a bit deflating, but ultimately you get to the same goal. Cracking shots of the lighthouse, particularly through those huge rocks.
Your joie de vivre is truly inspiring. Your candid analysis of your strategy and its success or lack thereof is a sober balance we all should aim for. The two together is simply marvelous!
Once again you show the value of persistence in the pursuit of images...having said that...I loved the slot image early on...I'm really drawn to nature's framing!
Henry, I loved your "photographer's dilemma" and "three-course meal." Great stuff! What a blessing when the light illuminates the conditions so beautifully. Your photos, as always, are great. But, your attitude and enthusiasm are brilliant. You inspire!
Henry, I am so enjoying this advent series. Both for the quality of your output and the banter… I follow a number of photographers on TH-cam and in my opinion nobody comes close. Ground breaking
Advent-ure series almost done! Happy Holls Henry! Merry Chri-Hanna-Kwanza-Mas to ALL! You'll deserve a much deserved and needed rest after this. Best to you and all your most cherished! 🙏
It’s been so wonderful to open TH-cam and see your smiling face every day! I don’t know what I’ll do when Adventure is over! Great job again and thanks for taking me along!
Brings back loads of memories when was a kid and more recently as an adult with the family and brother. Was in the exact same position as some of your shots when there in September. Weather was much better though 🥵🥶. Sunset in summer months is spot on over the horizon. Those rocks are treacherous!
Wow Henry, sounds like you're really getting the full on experience in your advent series! As a hobby photographer I can't really relate too much to all of your highs and lows but I can certainly understand the benefits of always seeking out the positives no matter how tough they can be to find sometimes! They always say its about the journey, not the destination. I'm glad to see you getting enjoyment out of the location, irrespective of whether you get the shot!
Well, We’ll Done 👍👍for this Advent series, I (probably like a lot of others) have made time each evening to watch each one, I have loved to see you doing other things like the intimate photos, and just walking around with the camera, to find different things. You keep saying thank you so much to us for watching, but if you weren’t doing such a great job, we wouldn’t be here. So thanks again 👍 Have a Great Christmas 🎄and Looking forward to more fantastic Henry Turner Videos. Thanks for the inspiration. 👍👍👍👍 Out👋
I about fell out of my chair laughing just now. UTTER CARNAGE! What a day to be out! I'm flying home for Christmas soon and will have a few days on the Delaware (US) shoreline. Fingers crossed for interesting conditions along a stretch of what you'd think of as holiday seaside. Treat yourself to a day - or more - of shooting without having to juggle a video camera and producing TH-cam content after this Advent project.
Today's and yesterday's videos on the beach in Cornwall have been some of your best this entire Advent series. I prefer shorter shutter speeds for such a location partly, I think, because half a century ago I was a surfer in Southern California, and I love seeing waves that look like waves, not milk.
03:25. I literally stood in the exact same spot back in April 😊 Awesome location - I had blue/white cloud but blessed with a bit more sustained light. Awesome video mate.
Another top tip, from another cracking video Henry, your raw enthusiasm for photography is fantastic, I have loved the once a day advent series, and will be disappointed when they are finished, but your effort to do the series has been inspiring, really awesome images
Great focus stacking shot and spoiled for choice with the light there Henry. You got some great shots and must be ready for a well earned rest anytime soon.
Great video mate…love both photos..next time you’re down you need to visit both Nanjizal and Cot Valley (or Porth Nanven)…they’re round towards Lands End and are both amazing location’s…👍
Wow, those shots are amazing👏😍... You must be absolutely shattered, as im sure we can all see and appreciate how much you put your heart and soul into every single one of your videos. You really have spoilt us, thank you!
Henry, you are off the hook buddy. What a great adventure this one was. Great shots and great job on the Advent work. You sir a truly the energizer bunny
You are a superstar man. Every video in this series, particularly, has been great! Every morning I’ve been watching and I love the little tips-nuggets of info-s’been really well received. Hard work doing this daily, shooting AND editing !!Hope you have a great break over Xmas mate !
Just a lovely video and it is fantastic be be able to relate to the area and images that you have taken. Your images are far better than the ones I took there. Not all of us are able to travel to the Lakes or Scotland and it is great to watch a video from a fairly local location. Please come to this part of the UK more often as Devon and Cornwall has a great deal to offer, particularly out of the holiday season!!
Godrevy Lighthouse, one of my favourite spots in the south west. Great set of images Henry, and thanks for the very useful photo stack tip. Have a great Christmas, and best wishes for 2024!!
Oh my goodness I could feel your excitement! Totally my kind of photography, I was literally there with you Henry and I loved the images you captured. The focus bracketing tip was a top tip, ive a z7 and had forgotten focus stacking was on there 😅 Looking forward to tonight's vlog.
Great one again, yes I feel you found the best light for the chosen view of the lighthouse. Good to be able to tease out the pinks and gold of the cloud. Great images again.
I know that place well, I used to go bouldering around there on Sunday mornings (and climbing at Bosigran a bit further down the coast). Always a lovely spot for some photography.
Hats off for producing the advent videos, man that can't be easy. Thank you for another great year of great videos and amazing photographs. Merry Christmas to you and yours Henry, many thanks .
Brilliant Henry. Fleeting light is an occupational hazard down here. The weather systems move so fast Have really enjoyed your Advent series, well done to you.
Ok Henry only one left to do. this video was amazing as all of them have been. The amount of work you have had to put into the advent project as been huge. yet still every video is positive and informative. with your enthusiasm flowing out of the screen. looking forward to the last one tomorrow. I hope you and your family have the best Christmas and all the very best for the new year. thank you so much for all the great advice and images which are all inspiring in there own way. looking forward to the last one tomorrow. enjoy a well earned rest and i will hopefully see you in the new year for a one 2 one. Danny
another brilliant vlog, your enthusiasm is amazing, i have lost the photography mojo but having seen these vlogs it's made me to want to get out again, keep up the good work, you have some fantastic images merry Christmas
Another brilliant video, Henry. Tough (but promising) conditions. You handle both satisfaction and disappointment, success and failure so well, and your honesty is refreshing and inspiring. Loved the tip about photo stacking. Keep on keepin' on!
Really loving this Advent series and will be sorry when it ends (even though I know it has been very hard work for you and you will be probably be pleased to get back home). Thank you for a wonderful series and I loved the pictures of the island and lighthouse. I wish you and yours a Happy, Peaceful and Healthy Christmas and New Year. Looking forward to your new adventures and thank you for all you do each and every week. Take care.
I'm thoroughly enjoying your advent series; thankyou for doing these. Your enthusiasm for photography is infectious and rubbing off on my family. We're off to Assynt next week and my son is glued to your two videos there. He will be hoping the aurora shows up then, too.
Wow, what a great location 😍. To your question: I don't have any filters for my camera. So I use outside normally short times, when I have enough light, then I use 1/1000 or faster. You can made a great through UK. The landscapes you show, are marvelous. Thanks for the hard work, you done. I hope, you at home for Christmas and have some time with all the humans you like. Best regards, Dirk
Did you take any images towards the sun, that sky looked awesome and the water in the rock pools looked like they'd have given some great reflections? Another great video 👌
I was in exactly that same spot in October , and it rained "persistently" shall we say. Some nice images there I must say. Been a great idea your advent trip , thank you
Just caught up with the videos mate, shot a couple of vlogs here myself at Godrevy lighthouse. Fantastic location you got some really nice images from what i thought was a difficult location, especially with that wind. Top draw ! 👌
These are the types of videos I dream to make. Because it shows the beauty of the adventure mixed with the reality of the challenge and the run and gun that people don’t usually associate with landscape photography
Great results Henry.... interesting location with many photo opportunities....I like using 'S' priority when around water...I haven't used photo stacking before so maybe I will try sometime.... cheers from Australia 🦘🦘😊
I'm so excited that you managed to make it to Cornwall! It's so interesting to see you negotiating the particular challenges of our weather and coast. Your confusion over where the sun was going to set made me smile.I live on the south coast, right at the other end of Cornwall from Godrevy, but I love to visit West Cornwall when I can. I have never managed to master my confusion as to which way the coast is facing when 'down west'. You only have to look at the map as to why. 'Ummm, I'm on the south coast but I seem to be facing north . . .' It's much more straight forward when I'm home on the south coast enjoying the sun setting over the sea in winter. I'm really enjoying the advent series. You must be exhausted! I hope that you have a good rest over Christmas, and am looking forward to enjoying more of your videos in 2024. Best wishes, Sue
Great video Henry. Some great photos. I might try that 1/4 second on water myself. I seem to recall you saying that you don't use nd filters, but I can't remember why.. I know some photographers use nd filters on water to smooth it out, I tried that in Spain earlier this year, it gave the pics a wierd tint that needed adjusting in post processing. Loving these advent adventures, hope you give yourself time to rest after
Hi Henry, what a grand day out and thanks for sharing. You were certialy fortunate to get those conditions and perfectly understandable that you had the old dilemma as to what to photograph ... an embarrasement of riches you might say ... or a kid is a sweetshop. Super images once more, and thanks again for the Advent series, its been a joy to watch. Incidentally I think the lighthouse sunset you had in mind might have been achievable in late July assuming your location was Godrevy Point.
Good tips again, as usual! You missed one that I thought you were going to do though. While you (and everyone else) is watching the nature light show that is sunset (or sunrise) always remember to look over your should to see what is being illuminated. Sometimes the rocks/cliffs/mountains are even more impressive than the sun.
Stick or Twist, think we all have faced that dilemma at some point but its all the thrill of the chase and you certainly looked like this was a great evening out for you Henry. Can I ask what brand of trousers you were wearing in the video as they looked really practical for the rough and tumble of photography
I have been subscribed and following you for a few years, and I had to say that the Lighthouse through the Tunnel has to be my favorite image you have ever done. And, that's saying a lot....as you have many, many incredible images over these past few years. Do you plan on adding that to your limited edition print options?
Literally on my doorstep mate. I live 11 miles away and have been coming here for most of my life. It's my favourite place and I've taken so many photos here down the years. In fact I think we were there the same day. The bit where you shouted "there's your dinner" I was on the dunes on the other side of Gwithian Beach pointing my camera at it. The light is often superb in that direction in winter. Heading along there this afternoon in fact as conditions are looking good for some long lens shots of big waves. Btw the sun only sets behind the lighthouse in the middle of summer from your viewpoint, but it makes a good sidelight from April through to October too. Loving the advent series mate. You did a brilliant job.
Hi Henry. I have watched every video and enjoyed every minute. Thank you for your hard work and have a great Christmas. Looking forward to you making it to the Antrim Coast one day?...I know youd love it here 😊
I like to capture fast moving water at shutter speeds comparable to video, between 1/15 to 1/60. I will usually capture several shots of the same scene at a range of shutter speeds.
AHH Henry look what you made me do. I just bought that 24-200 lens that you've been swearing by all these videos. Tried it out in the shop and it's just a beauty. Thanks!
Question for you Henry - if someone does not have the capability to use focus stacking (camera or software limitations), what would you suggest to do? Use aperture instead?
Hi Henry. Wow. Enjoyed your advent series along with your regular weekly adventures. Do you ever use a camera strap? I get nervous every time you are waving the z7 around like a mad man. He he he. Have a merry Christmas and get some rest.
England, size wise...Easier to travel, compare to America. I remember, living in the Hudson Valley in New York state , wanting to travel to Washington State to take landscape. Very expensive...Lol
He says "I was really lucky. I was in position with my camera on a tripod waiting for the light" Erm, nope, that's not being lucky! That's being a landscape photographer! :-)
Hey, Henry. It must be really difficult to produce a video every single day. No one would blame you if the content suffered a bit over the course of this Advent series, but that has NOT been the case! Every one has been a winner...great work! Also, the "Photographer's Dilemma" is a real thing! In fact, one of my New Years' resolutions will be to STAY in the spot I'm in and not try to chase a "better" location, which usually ends in disappointment for me. Take a well-deserved break after this Advent series. We'll all be here when you get back!
You should try bring one trekking pole along. It helps massively with navigating uneven ground. It could make life that little bit easier 🍀
Some great images, Henry, and a brilliant tip for focus stacking. I agree that the image at around 11.30 was dominated by dark rocks on the left, but wondered whether you could have used a different crop or even a portrait orientation. I'm also with you on liking a little movement in the water, but not so much that it ends up looking like candy floss!
It's like changing queues at the supermarket, only to see the queue you were in suddenly move quicker than the one you're now in. Initially it may be a bit deflating, but ultimately you get to the same goal. Cracking shots of the lighthouse, particularly through those huge rocks.
14:20 is a stunning image, love it!
Your joie de vivre is truly inspiring. Your candid analysis of your strategy and its success or lack thereof is a sober balance we all should aim for.
The two together is simply marvelous!
your genuine excitement is so contagious. thanks for everything you do!!
Once again you show the value of persistence in the pursuit of images...having said that...I loved the slot image early on...I'm really drawn to nature's framing!
Henry, I loved your "photographer's dilemma" and "three-course meal." Great stuff! What a blessing when the light illuminates the conditions so beautifully. Your photos, as always, are great. But, your attitude and enthusiasm are brilliant. You inspire!
Henry, I am so enjoying this advent series. Both for the quality of your output and the banter… I follow a number of photographers on TH-cam and in my opinion nobody comes close. Ground breaking
Advent-ure series almost done! Happy Holls Henry! Merry Chri-Hanna-Kwanza-Mas to ALL! You'll deserve a much deserved and needed rest after this. Best to you and all your most cherished! 🙏
It’s been so wonderful to open TH-cam and see your smiling face every day! I don’t know what I’ll do when Adventure is over! Great job again and thanks for taking me along!
You were like a kid in a sweet shop today 🙂
Be sure to create a playlist for the advent series, I often like to revisit your videos months later.
Brings back loads of memories when was a kid and more recently as an adult with the family and brother. Was in the exact same position as some of your shots when there in September. Weather was much better though 🥵🥶. Sunset in summer months is spot on over the horizon. Those rocks are treacherous!
Wow Henry, sounds like you're really getting the full on experience in your advent series! As a hobby photographer I can't really relate too much to all of your highs and lows but I can certainly understand the benefits of always seeking out the positives no matter how tough they can be to find sometimes! They always say its about the journey, not the destination. I'm glad to see you getting enjoyment out of the location, irrespective of whether you get the shot!
Awesome shots again, and great tip! ❤️ I've enjoyed every second of this advent series Henry, it's been an absolute treat, thank you 🤩
Some lovely shots Henry! The lighthouse! Great!
Well, We’ll Done 👍👍for this Advent series, I (probably like a lot of others) have made time each evening to watch each one, I have loved to see you doing other things like the intimate photos, and just walking around with the camera, to find different things. You keep saying thank you so much to us for watching, but if you weren’t doing such a great job, we wouldn’t be here. So thanks again 👍 Have a Great Christmas 🎄and Looking forward to more fantastic Henry Turner Videos. Thanks for the inspiration. 👍👍👍👍 Out👋
Is there anything better than dramatic skies over a rocky seascape. For me thats perfection. Sound and sight 👌
I about fell out of my chair laughing just now. UTTER CARNAGE!
What a day to be out! I'm flying home for Christmas soon and will have a few days on the Delaware (US) shoreline. Fingers crossed for interesting conditions along a stretch of what you'd think of as holiday seaside.
Treat yourself to a day - or more - of shooting without having to juggle a video camera and producing TH-cam content after this Advent project.
No wonder you’re excited! Amazing scenery! Beautiful images!
What a great location and conditions, loved the photos on this shoot particularly
Today's and yesterday's videos on the beach in Cornwall have been some of your best this entire Advent series. I prefer shorter shutter speeds for such a location partly, I think, because half a century ago I was a surfer in Southern California, and I love seeing waves that look like waves, not milk.
Glad you got to go back to Godrevy to get those beautiful shots. 🙂🙂
03:25. I literally stood in the exact same spot back in April 😊 Awesome location - I had blue/white cloud but blessed with a bit more sustained light.
Awesome video mate.
Another top tip, from another cracking video Henry, your raw enthusiasm for photography is fantastic, I have loved the once a day advent series, and will be disappointed when they are finished, but your effort to do the series has been inspiring, really awesome images
You’re a kick to watch, love your energy 😊
Really enjoyed today’s video Henry, some good shots of Godfrey Lighthouse. Best wishes for the season
Great focus stacking shot and spoiled for choice with the light there Henry.
You got some great shots and must be ready for a well earned rest anytime soon.
Great video mate…love both photos..next time you’re down you need to visit both Nanjizal and Cot Valley (or Porth Nanven)…they’re round towards Lands End and are both amazing location’s…👍
Thanks for sharing Henry. It looks like an amazing location for photography.
Wow, those shots are amazing👏😍... You must be absolutely shattered, as im sure we can all see and appreciate how much you put your heart and soul into every single one of your videos. You really have spoilt us, thank you!
Henry, you are off the hook buddy. What a great adventure this one was. Great shots and great job on the Advent work. You sir a truly the energizer bunny
Great tip on focus stacking.
Love the pictures from Cornwall Henry such a beautiful place to be in the south west 😊
Another great video Henry. Have enjoyed this series so much. More stunning pictures
You are a superstar man. Every video in this series, particularly, has been great! Every morning I’ve been watching and I love the little tips-nuggets of info-s’been really well received. Hard work doing this daily, shooting AND editing !!Hope you have a great break over Xmas mate !
Just a lovely video and it is fantastic be be able to relate to the area and images that you have taken. Your images are far better than the ones I took there. Not all of us are able to travel to the Lakes or Scotland and it is great to watch a video from a fairly local location. Please come to this part of the UK more often as Devon and Cornwall has a great deal to offer, particularly out of the holiday season!!
Brilliant video henry, absolutely love the b+w image.
Cornwall, Henry and a camera, enough said.🙂👌
Godrevy Lighthouse, one of my favourite spots in the south west. Great set of images Henry, and thanks for the very useful photo stack tip. Have a great Christmas, and best wishes for 2024!!
Many thanks, you too!!!
Really enjoyed your advent series! Great tips along the way. Have a wonderful Christmas! Cheers from Alberta Canada!
Oh my goodness I could feel your excitement! Totally my kind of photography, I was literally there with you Henry and I loved the images you captured. The focus bracketing tip was a top tip, ive a z7 and had forgotten focus stacking was on there 😅 Looking forward to tonight's vlog.
Great image's and another great tip Henry.
So pleased the conditions turned out well for you.
Thank you for tuning in and leaving such a kind comment! 🙏
Another great video Henry, have loved the festive daily adventures 👍😁
Thanks for the sky/ dehaze tip, that I am definitely gonna try.
Great one again, yes I feel you found the best light for the chosen view of the lighthouse. Good to be able to tease out the pinks and gold of the cloud.
Great images again.
I know that place well, I used to go bouldering around there on Sunday mornings (and climbing at Bosigran a bit further down the coast). Always a lovely spot for some photography.
Hats off for producing the advent videos, man that can't be easy. Thank you for another great year of great videos and amazing photographs. Merry Christmas to you and yours Henry, many thanks .
I appreciate that!
Great tip on the focus stacking technique Henry.
Glad it was helpful!
Great stacking tip ! And great photographs ... Kind regards, Guy.
May or August at Godrevy is the best time for sunset 👍
Brilliant Henry. Fleeting light is an occupational hazard down here. The weather systems move so fast Have really enjoyed your Advent series, well done to you.
Ok Henry only one left to do. this video was amazing as all of them have been. The amount of work you have had to put into the advent project as been huge. yet still every video is positive and informative. with your enthusiasm flowing out of the screen. looking forward to the last one tomorrow. I hope you and your family have the best Christmas and all the very best for the new year. thank you so much for all the great advice and images which are all inspiring in there own way. looking forward to the last one tomorrow. enjoy a well earned rest and i will hopefully see you in the new year for a one 2 one. Danny
another brilliant vlog, your enthusiasm is amazing, i have lost the photography mojo but having seen these vlogs it's made me to want to get out again, keep up the good work, you have some fantastic images merry Christmas
Another brilliant video, Henry. Tough (but promising) conditions. You handle both satisfaction and disappointment, success and failure so well, and your honesty is refreshing and inspiring. Loved the tip about photo stacking. Keep on keepin' on!
can't beat Cornwall. great setting 😆
Really loving this Advent series and will be sorry when it ends (even though I know it has been very hard work for you and you will be probably be pleased to get back home). Thank you for a wonderful series and I loved the pictures of the island and lighthouse. I wish you and yours a Happy, Peaceful and Healthy Christmas and New Year. Looking forward to your new adventures and thank you for all you do each and every week. Take care.
I'm thoroughly enjoying your advent series; thankyou for doing these. Your enthusiasm for photography is infectious and rubbing off on my family. We're off to Assynt next week and my son is glued to your two videos there. He will be hoping the aurora shows up then, too.
Keep it up Henry! You're doing great! Thanks for bringing us along!👍
Wow, what a great location 😍. To your question: I don't have any filters for my camera. So I use outside normally short times, when I have enough light, then I use 1/1000 or faster.
You can made a great through UK. The landscapes you show, are marvelous. Thanks for the hard work, you done.
I hope, you at home for Christmas and have some time with all the humans you like.
Best regards, Dirk
Did you take any images towards the sun, that sky looked awesome and the water in the rock pools looked like they'd have given some great reflections? Another great video 👌
Great message and tips!
Another amazing location and shots Henry, great tip on focus stacking 👍🏻
Did the "lighthouse tunnel" shot need exposure blending also?
It didn’t actually! I thought about it but histogram was fine 👍🏼👍🏼
Classic HT video 😉
I was in exactly that same spot in October , and it rained "persistently" shall we say. Some nice images there I must say. Been a great idea your advent trip , thank you
Henry your such a legend and a source of inspiration amazing location. 👌
This has been such a wonderful series and these are some of my favourite images. I absolutely love your enthusiasm and excitement for what you do.
Just caught up with the videos mate, shot a couple of vlogs here myself at Godrevy lighthouse. Fantastic location you got some really nice images from what i thought was a difficult location, especially with that wind. Top draw ! 👌
These are the types of videos I dream to make. Because it shows the beauty of the adventure mixed with the reality of the challenge and the run and gun that people don’t usually associate with landscape photography
Great results Henry.... interesting location with many photo opportunities....I like using 'S' priority when around water...I haven't used photo stacking before so maybe I will try sometime.... cheers from Australia 🦘🦘😊
I'm so excited that you managed to make it to Cornwall! It's so interesting to see you negotiating the particular challenges of our weather and coast. Your confusion over where the sun was going to set made me smile.I live on the south coast, right at the other end of Cornwall from Godrevy, but I love to visit West Cornwall when I can. I have never managed to master my confusion as to which way the coast is facing when 'down west'. You only have to look at the map as to why. 'Ummm, I'm on the south coast but I seem to be facing north . . .' It's much more straight forward when I'm home on the south coast enjoying the sun setting over the sea in winter.
I'm really enjoying the advent series. You must be exhausted! I hope that you have a good rest over Christmas, and am looking forward to enjoying more of your videos in 2024.
Best wishes,
Sue
Great video Henry. Some great photos. I might try that 1/4 second on water myself. I seem to recall you saying that you don't use nd filters, but I can't remember why.. I know some photographers use nd filters on water to smooth it out, I tried that in Spain earlier this year, it gave the pics a wierd tint that needed adjusting in post processing. Loving these advent adventures, hope you give yourself time to rest after
Good compositions and photos. Maybe should have stuck around for blue hour. I think beaches with rocks look better that way, but that is just me.
Hi Henry, l am glad you are enjoying your time in my local area of Cornwall it really is a great area for photography.
Hi Henry, what a grand day out and thanks for sharing. You were certialy fortunate to get those conditions and perfectly understandable that you had the old dilemma as to what to photograph ... an embarrasement of riches you might say ... or a kid is a sweetshop. Super images once more, and thanks again for the Advent series, its been a joy to watch.
Incidentally I think the lighthouse sunset you had in mind might have been achievable in late July assuming your location was Godrevy Point.
Thanks 👍
Another great video! Thank you!
Good tips again, as usual!
You missed one that I thought you were going to do though. While you (and everyone else) is watching the nature light show that is sunset (or sunrise) always remember to look over your should to see what is being illuminated. Sometimes the rocks/cliffs/mountains are even more impressive than the sun.
Stick or Twist, think we all have faced that dilemma at some point but its all the thrill of the chase and you certainly looked like this was a great evening out for you Henry. Can I ask what brand of trousers you were wearing in the video as they looked really practical for the rough and tumble of photography
Thanks mate, yes a dilemma indeed! They are by Fjallraven, pretty expensive but very robust. I’ll be getting another pair actually
I have been subscribed and following you for a few years, and I had to say that the Lighthouse through the Tunnel has to be my favorite image you have ever done. And, that's saying a lot....as you have many, many incredible images over these past few years. Do you plan on adding that to your limited edition print options?
Thanks a lot Andrew! Yes, I think it’ll have to be added to the prints 🙏🏻👍🏼
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Henry!
Literally on my doorstep mate. I live 11 miles away and have been coming here for most of my life. It's my favourite place and I've taken so many photos here down the years. In fact I think we were there the same day. The bit where you shouted "there's your dinner" I was on the dunes on the other side of Gwithian Beach pointing my camera at it. The light is often superb in that direction in winter. Heading along there this afternoon in fact as conditions are looking good for some long lens shots of big waves. Btw the sun only sets behind the lighthouse in the middle of summer from your viewpoint, but it makes a good sidelight from April through to October too. Loving the advent series mate. You did a brilliant job.
Hi Henry. I have watched every video and enjoyed every minute. Thank you for your hard work and have a great Christmas. Looking forward to you making it to the Antrim Coast one day?...I know youd love it here 😊
Thanks 👍
I like to capture fast moving water at shutter speeds comparable to video, between 1/15 to 1/60. I will usually capture several shots of the same scene at a range of shutter speeds.
I sometimes like a quick shutter speed IF there is spray or splash to freeze. Merry Christmas!
I really also like to capture som movement of the water.
Do you stack that way, because it is quicker, or because the stacking in camera takes too many shots?
I have enjoyed your daily series, nothing like that in my area of the midwest of usa, lol
Fantastic to see you back in Cornwall, time to head down to the south coast next, or Lizard?
Church Cove or Kynance and Lion Rock…
AHH Henry look what you made me do. I just bought that 24-200 lens that you've been swearing by all these videos. Tried it out in the shop and it's just a beauty. Thanks!
Question for you Henry - if someone does not have the capability to use focus stacking (camera or software limitations), what would you suggest to do? Use aperture instead?
Yeah just stop down aperture, for my camera, f/11 - f/16 works good :)
@@HenryTurnerphoto thanks Henry ☺️. Have a great Xmas
Hi Henry. Wow. Enjoyed your advent series along with your regular weekly adventures. Do you ever use a camera strap? I get nervous every time you are waving the z7 around like a mad man. He he he. Have a merry Christmas and get some rest.
Damn! If you're coming down top teh extreme tip of Cornwall, Land's End, and want a local guide, let me know!
England, size wise...Easier to travel, compare to America. I remember, living in the Hudson Valley in New York state , wanting to travel to Washington State to take landscape. Very expensive...Lol
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He says "I was really lucky. I was in position with my camera on a tripod waiting for the light" Erm, nope, that's not being lucky! That's being a landscape photographer! :-)
Fixed the Olympus yet ????
Still in repair