Fine Art Seascape Photography - Long Exposure groynes at Hunstanton
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- Fine Art Seascape Photography - Long Exposure groynes at Hunstanton
Join me as I photograph some long exposures of the superb zig zag shaped groynes at Hunstanton Beach in Norfolk.
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Fantastic work my friend. Masterful composition
Thanks Josh, appreciate that👍🏻 A good challenge that’s for sure!
Yep you got it!
Thanks Ziga👍🏻
Retreat shots love the black and white
Thanks for watching Jayne👍🏻
Stunning photos 📸 nice 👍
Thanks Andy, appreciate that👍🏻
Hello, beautiful pictures !!!! 👍
Thanks for watching Nicholas, appreciate your comments👍🏻
Good vlog Mark - I particularly like that you leave enough time to look at each shot - not all videographers do that and I think it works well...
Thanks for watching John. Great that you noticed I leave the images on long enough for you to check them out. Like you, I find that some guys images flash by before you’ve had time to really study them. Really pleased you noticed that. Thanks for watching John👍🏻
Hallo Mark, all the pics work well for me as always jobs a gooden amazing again.
Thanks Edgar👍🏻 One or two niggles but happy with the set overall. Thanks for watching
Absolutely stunning images overall. I thought the Vlog ended at the minimalistic shot on its own after the first groin shots. As I had a queues Vlog to watch. Went back and watched all of it. Beautiful shots .
Richie
Thanks Richie, really appreciate that. A bit longer than my usual vlogs this one at 15 minutes! Glad you gave it a second look👍🏻
@@MarkKerton Awesome Vlog Mark. Enjoy your content very much. Keep them coming at that length also :-)
@@RM831BC4E4 Ah thanks Richie, very kind words👍🏻
Lovely vlog mate
Thanks Alan, appreciate your support👍🏻
Excellent vlog Mark..I felt your frustration..which is very true to life with photography I think, nearly always having to make compromises..I really liked the more head on shots for some reason..especially the last but one 15.12 ..loved the dark shadows and the real rustic, barnacled eroded groins ..good work mate, keep it up..
Thanks Martin👍🏻 Sometimes you can’t help but get frustrated! I knew what I wanted but felt a bit up against it. Turned out ok in the end but will defo be back for another go! Thanks for watching mate
Beautiful images again Mark. I would have removed the signs in the groins, but not everyone favours removal from the scene edits. Lovely work. Keep the uploads coming.
Richie
Thanks Richie. You know, when I stood finding a nice composition those signs did really annoy me but like you say, they are part of the overall scene so I thought I would leave them in👍🏻
@@MarkKerton Yeah, removal edits ain’t for all. As it is a removal of what was actually seen on location. :-) keep sharing your content.
Really enjoy your work.
@@RM831BC4E4 That’s it Richie. Suppose it may be a bit different if I wasn’t on location as such and the viewer only saw the finished image. Hopefully back on the coast this week again👍🏻
@@MarkKerton look forward to the next one already. :-)
Well done for attempting to vlog from the prom end at Sunny Hunny mate! Surprised you kept hold of your gear 😂 The one that worked for me (not that even close to being qualified to have an opinion on this type of work!) is the shot at 10:50. I think that one achieved what you were after.
Hi Jamie. Yep, that’s my fave too👍🏻 It’s getting that gap before the subject that is key isn’t it! I’m a total novice at this minimalist stuff but do get the basics. All in all, another enjoyable seascape session. Good to be out our comfort zone, just like you said last week in your vlog. Thanks Jamie👍🏻
great vlog mark - you did well with all the people and great shots
Thanks Charles. Bit too busy for me but I got away with it🤣
Superb images Mark. Love the mono and I think the Groynes coming into the frame work well.
Thanks for watching Debbie. Mono is definitely best I agree with you there. Nice to see the odd one in colour but mono suits them doesn’t it.👍🏻
Hi Mark, thanks for another great video, I don't know how you do it, all the different angles, walking to and away from the camera and the drone footage also, you put a lot of work in to give us an Amazing video to watch, you do make it look effortlessly, thank you Pete 👍🏻
Ah thanks Pete, really appreciate that. Apart from the tide it’s very relaxing on the coast, I’m getting quite hooked on the seascapes at the mo. Although, I’ve noticed the odd tree shedding leaves so autumn isn’t far away now. Thanks Pete👍🏻
It's like the metal frame is standing on the beach... ;-) great images, but i'm not a huge fan of monochrome in landscape photography :-)
Thanks for watching 👍🏻 I’m not keen on landscapes in monochrome but do quite like the long exposure seascapes in b&w. Thanks for your comment👍🏻
I had exactly the same problem when I was there earlier this year. I love the one that you showed at 10:45 that works really well as you have the gap bottom left
That’s my fave too Paul. These minimal frames defo need space all the way around the subject. A really enjoyable session none the less! Thanks for watching👍🏻
Hi Mark , I'm now watching this a year on but still thought it worth a comment . Fantastic venue with loads of opportunities but just a bit far away from North Yorkshire for a day trip !! . I've had 2 visits now to Spurn and really loved practising my long exposures ( sure I could go back another 20 times and find something new ) , as to your question monochrome or colour ? , I thought my own images were much nicer in colour because I became so focused on the metal rust , wood tones and the sky so never tried black / white . Having looked at your images I can now see that the monochrome really does add another level of simplicity / fine art , in some ways the colours are too distracting . I need so much more practice and experimentation . Thanks so much for another interesting vlog , I've followed your journey from sport to landscape and learned along the way . Cheers .
Great frames Mark, they work really well, I particularly liked the ones straight down the middle as it became harder to see the pattern the further away :-)
Thanks David. Just goes to show that we all like different comps👍🏻 A tricky but enjoyable session down there. I’ll be back. Thanks for watching
Thanks Mark. Mono much better than colour. Not sure if I missed it. What filters were you using? Polarizer but 10stop? I ask because of your use of f22. Could you have gone down to iso50 and moved to f16. A 6 or 10 stop would have got a better appature. I am just interested in your thought process..
Thanks for watching Ben. I started off with the 10 stop filter and then towards the end of the session popped on the CPL too. I must start using iso50!
Great work Mark. But no 'jobs a good'un' 😒
Thanks Jon. Haha, I nearly always say it don’t I! So I guess it wasn’t said as I wasn’t quite happy enough at the end there! Next time👍🏻
Hi Mark, I would chose b&w over color for groynes. Why ? Colors tend to show more imperfections from the groynes. What do youcthink ?
@@steveparent8788 Yeh, very true Steve. Much prefer the mono style too. Great point too on the imperfections when in colour👍🏻