Sadly some people have the attitude that they can dump/leave rubbish anywhere because they can just bugger off and leave it for somebody else to clean up. Nice Van and Video
I just found you tonight and I have watched 5 of your shows so far. You are a true joy. I’m hooked. I have been in bed for 3 months with a broken neck, so I have more hours on TH-cam than I ever thought possible. So I believe I have earned a doctorate degree in or as a TH-cam critique. With my well earned degree it is my high opinion that none of your shows are to long. I love your sweet funny honesty . I started watching because of the van build. Brilliant job!! Then found out you are an artist. I am looking forward to seeing your photography. Your wife is a lucky blessed lady. I just bet she is just as delightful as you are. Thank you for the joy and smiles. 🥸
Tom with that haircut(or lack of one) you just need to get a dog and paint "Mystery Machine" on the side and you will be good to go! Nice to see you out enjoying your new setup.
piggy laying down, piggy sitting watching the road, piggy gone.... thoroughly enjoyed watching this. Have visited the petrified trees in Essex, and love the atmosphere these stunning subjects create. Will keep an eye out for the ones in Somerset now! hope the dawn was a little closer to your expectations...will see next week...
My wife who does not see the attraction of minimalist photos liked your single tree shot quite a bit. Said it was the light that made it for her. Nice. And liked how you mentioned framing the shot with that little depression in the background right behind the tree. helps remind me to to slow the heck down and really look. thanks have loved your van stuff it's like a puzzle being assembled.
I like seeing a giddy Thomas Heaton. Like the old days. 😉 Good to see you out again. I always like the minimalist shots. Cheers!!!! Good and fun video! Romantic lights...haha. Really enjoyed this video! The animal sounds are funny....😁
In the summer I hang shower curtains from magnetic hooks on the tailgate of my Delica & use a rechargeable shower to have a wash, gives you an extra room. Loving the build, looking forward to seeing more.
Been looking forward to your shakedown cruise in your new van. Looking good so far. The more you use it the more you will relax and refine your necessities and organization. All you need now is a small Jack Russel to fight with over primary ownership of the sleeping bag. I heard lots of farm dogs in the background. You might be mindful of them when you go outside at night. Stray dogs can be dangerous. We (dog and I) often had coyotes around the camp at night and I sometimes could hear them brushing up under the truck. I usually put a gas Coleman lantern on the ground behind the truck as a security light. I turned it down very low so it would light up the eyes of the 'yotes when I needed to get out of the truck. They would run away when I got out. Looking forward to more of your photography adventures now.
Thought the tree images were great and as a retired firefighter, I was pleased to see you purchase a dry powder extinguisher after witnessing the alcohol burner escapade previously. Seeing you back out there on the road conveyed a feeling a freedom and delighted to see you on the road again Thomas. Hopefully here in Scotland our freedoms will be restored soon
We live full time in our Sprinter Van. I can tell In This video you are going through that awkward period of working through the cobwebs of your routine. It takes a good week before you get your VanLife finesse down and really begin to enjoy it. One Suggestion is for cross ventilation (air in/ air out). You will likely need a fan for forced exhaust with the open window to keep up with the condensation build up that only open windows will not accomplish. Looking forward to seeing how it works out. Enjoy VanLife ! Loved those shots.
Wow.. So nice to see you buzzing at finally out shooting in the new van.. I found your channel because of the first lockdown here in ireland and have watched every vlog since... Massive influence on my own photography and enjoying the adventure we are sharing with you... I did the same with bengal matches as a kid.. Way better than normal matches and gave off a red explosion.. As for taking down the last video...brilliant lol.. Would recommend hard hats high viz safety boots hasmat suit for next vlog out in the field... Thanks Tomas i feel uplifted myself now... Hopefully we can get out of our lockdown soon too and feel that good.
Really love the 3rd image, very carefully constructed. And btw, we really like to watch eating food, looks really delicious. Cheers for three new fantastic images.
I live less than 30 miles from that location, and I can't believe I've never seen those trees! Even though I've been to Porlock Weir many, many times. Thank you for making the effort to travel so far from home to open my eyes to what's on my doorstep. I WILL be going there very soon.
Ahh, feels so cosy there... Despite I didn't like first photo the last two were truly stonishing, fantastic place. Waiting for the continuation, take care
Can I just say this is one of the best videos you have done...my wife and I love watching your stories...me from a photography aspect...my wife just enjoys the channel. We both said it was awesome to see some more humour and see you looking so relaxed. Keep doing what you do. Kudos Thomas Heston
That is what I love to hear from a fellow campervan user - someone who leaves a place as if they had never been there. Those who deposit their rubbish, grey water, and worse their black waste - give those of us who treat the areas we visit with careful consideration a bad name. People remember the idiots, and those who selfishly do not think through their actions. I have fully enjoyed your build videos, and seeing it out in the wild. Epic job Thomas.
Never in the years I’ve followed you on this channel did I think you’d come to Exmoor - my part of the country. Epic to see you here. Great images, sorry the tide didn’t play ball! Come again!
Just a quick tip especially for shorter trips and with your super-duper power unit - change your cooker to electric and have the gel, gas as back up or longer trips. Another great video - keep it up
Cant belive some guy went to the effort of sending an email telling you what to do 😂 found this channel like 5 hours ago and now I'm on the binge train and I love it... stay safe mate!
Wow, you have a lot to get through! Having followed Thomas since the beginning, I know there are just mountains of great content here (often literally!)
How are you getting on, Shep? Avoid mid 2017, and you can skip anything posted in July/August. Those are always my worst months. Also, January is usually a bit of a downer too 👍 Namibia is my best work 🙂
Great video Thomas. At the beginning l saw 2 wind swept trees out your drivers window. I thought that's a nice subject, no idea of course what was coming😃 Super shots of the petrified trees, they are amazing. Phew so glad the cuppa didnt involve the flame thrower 😆 Love the van and the photography, thanks, hope you slept well.......Yep Glouscester services is great, so is Tebay if you do a northern trip. Stay safe 😊
@Thomas a massive tip, a sleeping bag should never be rolled up as it weakens the fibers in the same area every time. A STUFF sac is exactly what you should do. STUFF it in. When you are not using your SAC take it out and let it hang so the fibers have time to breath and the SAC will last a lot longer. TOP video. C
I feel he is going the road of every TH-camr: I don't see it as much as a fun personality as a fake personality. Would have loved to see the photos from the morning too instead of hearing him talk about his comfortable cushions for ten minutes. But oh well, this is the TH-cam way: less content, more self-representation.
@@mapakern3979 It was his first trip away in a van that he did an amazing job of, it was always going to be more about the van and whether or not it works, I'm sure future ones will be more about the photography. I didn't see fake, I saw a guy enjoying the results of his creation and sharing it with us.
@@justkerry173 I get that it might be more about the van, and this would be fine by me (even though I'm here for the photos and I thought, after having skipped the van build epic of more than an hour of screentime it would be over). What's bothersome is his talking style that changed compared to older videos. See for example around the 6:50 mark, when he announces the first image: I sense some kind of grandiosity in his pronunciation, tip toeing on every syllable. It's something I observed on several anglophone channels: after a while where the filmmakers concentrated on their content, they build a fake camera personality that comes with this exact diction. For the other commenter: That doesn't mean that I hate Thomas Heaton. On the contrary, I love his approach to photography and I think his channel is one of the better. But I think I still have the right to point out downsides of his presentation style. I don't see why you feel the need for this ad personam statement. FYI I'm not the life of the party, there are no parties anymore, but you're right: I have never been.
Great vid Tom. Finally a 'been there' location. You probably already know but low tide reveals some pretty cool oyster beds which may make for a nice comp. Thanks for sharing
I came across your channel yesterday while looking for van conversion. You have done such a great job and now I’m a little hooked to your page The places you go are so beautiful.
Loved watching the van build. Know exactly where you camped as me and my boys camped just up the road from you in a perfect little campsite in the valley a few years ago - great spot, no light pollution and no phone signal! Look forward to the morning after video.
Six seconds in, and I already have a smile on my face. Your videos are wonderful; they make me want to get out and shoot. Thanks for all the work you put into them.
9:49 .. what a spot! And 12:10 nice. 12:38 that line of dead branches alongside a puddle .. Oh, result in 13:40 .. Location, location, location. That place is magical (and sad).
I agree with you, Thomas. The sleeping bag manufacturers should make the stuff sacks a bit larger. It's a pain in the neck trying to get a sleeping bag back into the bag. Same with tents. Although my latest Marmot tent has a bag that has taken this into consideration. Kudos to Marmot. Kudos to you as well for another enjoyable video!
If you’re down this way again in Somerset, have a look at deerleap. There’s a great spot to stop over and you get a great view of the Somerset levels and Glastonbury Tor.
Well jello, great to see you out and full of enthusiasm after recent downs. Interesting to hear about spring tides minimalism. Checkout pics of Thornham coal shed ( my local haunt ) similar events. Great shot. Rock on. MJ
Enjoyed your images of the trees in the salt marsh. And your van looks quite comfortable for camping. Nice setup all around. Nice touch hearing the wolves in the distance. Always enjoy you taking us on your photo trips.
Nice van good sir. Good images as usual. Have to check Firefox. I was up near Jasper and I Icefields for a few days this past week and one of the freeze dried meals had best before date of 2049, you got to love it. Lots of snow and- 13 or so at nite. Your van build has given me a few ideas in the completion of my 2016 Dodge minivan. Stay safe.
The trick with the sleeping bag is to NOT roll it first. Just start jamming the bugger in there. It will still compress fine, maybe even a bit better than it was rolled. My son was in Scouts, he was 12. He had to show me how put away my sleeping bag. I love those trees. I would have spent all my time and focus on them. But that's why I'm an amateur , and you are a professional. Love the van.I would love to do something like that.
to add to this: just jamming your sleeping bag in there is actually better from a durability standpoint as well. because you don't keep folding it at the same spots over and over, it'll last longer. as long as you give it room to breathe when you get back home of course :)
Loved that Tom, now I was born and raised in Kent, but went to Oz at an early age, I love your scenes of merry old England, there was one shot there where you were off to find your shot, just for a minute it looked like a scene from outback Oz, minus the stone wall. But loved it all, not too long at all. 👍🦘🦘
Hi TH, hope you are well. I thought the wind-swept trees at your parkup were interesting - a lifetime of leaning. Your shots are tranquil, i see a big print on a big wall somewhere. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe and keep up the good work. TAKE ONLY PHOTOGRAPHS............LEAVE ONLY FOOTPRINTS. :)
Straight out the gate and Tom's bouncing all over the place:) Guess summer is on the way. Great to see you doing what you love, and thanks for taking us for the ride.
Always great videos. I like the mix with what your doing photography wise and then the van and getting homely etc. Can’t believe what some people say about the tea making incident! Especially to email you. Lol. Ignore the idiots and carry on.
Wonderful videos ... the meticulous build is also showing up in your talent as a cinematographer, and photography. Good eye all around, with consistent uncompromising attention to detail. Bravo. Do it until it meets your standards, which are absolutely awesome. Thanks for the many hours of pleasant viewing that you have shared with us. Very informative, clever, and inspirational. Watching from afar, San Francisco, California.
Glad you’re doing the safety first thing In the van Thomas, would like to see you round for a while yet. Interesting “beach “ photos. Hopefully sunrise will be good. Will just have to wait till next week. Stay safe 😷🇦🇺
Sadly some people have the attitude that they can dump/leave rubbish anywhere because they can just bugger off and leave it for somebody else to clean up. Nice Van and Video
I just found you tonight and I have watched 5 of your shows so far. You are a true joy. I’m hooked. I have been in bed for 3 months with a broken neck, so I have more hours on TH-cam than I ever thought possible. So I believe I have earned a doctorate degree in or as a TH-cam critique. With my well earned degree it is my high opinion that none of your shows are to long. I love your sweet funny honesty . I started watching because of the van build. Brilliant job!! Then found out you are an artist. I am looking forward to seeing your photography. Your wife is a lucky blessed lady. I just bet she is just as delightful as you are. Thank you for the joy and smiles. 🥸
Tom with that haircut(or lack of one) you just need to get a dog and paint "Mystery Machine" on the side and you will be good to go! Nice to see you out enjoying your new setup.
Ruh Roh
I was also thinking ‘Shaggy & Scooby’.....😘🌈📸
Someone round my way has their van painted as the “Mystery Machine”.
Wolves howling in the background - a nice touch.
piggy laying down, piggy sitting watching the road, piggy gone.... thoroughly enjoyed watching this. Have visited the petrified trees in Essex, and love the atmosphere these stunning subjects create. Will keep an eye out for the ones in Somerset now! hope the dawn was a little closer to your expectations...will see next week...
My wife who does not see the attraction of minimalist photos liked your single tree shot quite a bit. Said it was the light that made it for her. Nice. And liked how you mentioned framing the shot with that little depression in the background right behind the tree. helps remind me to to slow the heck down and really look. thanks have loved your van stuff it's like a puzzle being assembled.
I like seeing a giddy Thomas Heaton. Like the old days. 😉 Good to see you out again. I always like the minimalist shots. Cheers!!!! Good and fun video! Romantic lights...haha. Really enjoyed this video! The animal sounds are funny....😁
Good to see a new start with the new camping van and back to photography
Love the wind bent tree just before your carpark rant, of which I agree with you!👍😜
Laughed out loud several times, so good to see a twinkle in yer eyes!
Your videos are incredibly relaxing to watch...almost meditation. Thanks mate
What a hoot. first timer and thoroughly enjoyable. And photo content a super bonus as well.
In the summer I hang shower curtains from magnetic hooks on the tailgate of my Delica & use a rechargeable shower to have a wash, gives you
an extra room. Loving the build, looking forward to seeing more.
Your campervan looks quite comfortable.
I like the tree photos, beautiful.
Looking forward to the next video. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Been looking forward to your shakedown cruise in your new van. Looking good so far. The more you use it the more you will relax and refine your necessities and organization. All you need now is a small Jack Russel to fight with over primary ownership of the sleeping bag. I heard lots of farm dogs in the background. You might be mindful of them when you go outside at night. Stray dogs can be dangerous. We (dog and I) often had coyotes around the camp at night and I sometimes could hear them brushing up under the truck. I usually put a gas Coleman lantern on the ground behind the truck as a security light. I turned it down very low so it would light up the eyes of the 'yotes when I needed to get out of the truck. They would run away when I got out. Looking forward to more of your photography adventures now.
Thought the tree images were great and as a retired firefighter, I was pleased to see you purchase a dry powder extinguisher after witnessing the alcohol burner escapade previously. Seeing you back out there on the road conveyed a feeling a freedom and delighted to see you on the road again Thomas. Hopefully here in Scotland our freedoms will be restored soon
Hey Scotty, I got a watermist extinguisher for my camper. Do you approve?
We live full time in our Sprinter Van. I can tell In This video you are going through that awkward period of working through the cobwebs of your routine. It takes a good week before you get your VanLife finesse down and really begin to enjoy it. One Suggestion is for cross ventilation (air in/ air out). You will likely need a fan for forced exhaust with the open window to keep up with the condensation build up that only open windows will not accomplish. Looking forward to seeing how it works out. Enjoy VanLife ! Loved those shots.
Wow.. So nice to see you buzzing at finally out shooting in the new van.. I found your channel because of the first lockdown here in ireland and have watched every vlog since... Massive influence on my own photography and enjoying the adventure we are sharing with you... I did the same with bengal matches as a kid.. Way better than normal matches and gave off a red explosion.. As for taking down the last video...brilliant lol.. Would recommend hard hats high viz safety boots hasmat suit for next vlog out in the field... Thanks Tomas i feel uplifted myself now... Hopefully we can get out of our lockdown soon too and feel that good.
Really love the 3rd image, very carefully constructed. And btw, we really like to watch eating food, looks really delicious. Cheers for three new fantastic images.
I live less than 30 miles from that location, and I can't believe I've never seen those trees! Even though I've been to Porlock Weir many, many times. Thank you for making the effort to travel so far from home to open my eyes to what's on my doorstep. I WILL be going there very soon.
Enjoyable and funny - thanks for half an hour of escapism Thomas!
Simply loved it. Great to see you so happy and relaxed loved the images and van.
Came for the van stayed for the photography. Thank you.
100%agree with the Firepot food review! It’s seriously good!
The biggest adventure you can take is to live the life of your dreams,like you!!!! So keep going your trips as much as you can....
Ahh, feels so cosy there... Despite I didn't like first photo the last two were truly stonishing, fantastic place. Waiting for the continuation, take care
Can I just say this is one of the best videos you have done...my wife and I love watching your stories...me from a photography aspect...my wife just enjoys the channel. We both said it was awesome to see some more humour and see you looking so relaxed. Keep doing what you do. Kudos Thomas Heston
Gorgeous tree shadows on the old building at 10:18 mark... first was minimal and very nice, but I love the complexity o the second frame... Thank You
Do I have multiple assignments due tonight? Yes. Will I drop everything to watch a new Thomas Heaton video? Absolutely!
You've done it wrong.. I watched the video and pretend that I'm working :D
That shot of the deadwood trees at 13:38 is gorgeous. A wonderful composition.
That is what I love to hear from a fellow campervan user - someone who leaves a place as if they had never been there. Those who deposit their rubbish, grey water, and worse their black waste - give those of us who treat the areas we visit with careful consideration a bad name. People remember the idiots, and those who selfishly do not think through their actions.
I have fully enjoyed your build videos, and seeing it out in the wild. Epic job Thomas.
Very nice. The van looks very comfortable and cozy. Great job on it.
Never in the years I’ve followed you on this channel did I think you’d come to Exmoor - my part of the country. Epic to see you here. Great images, sorry the tide didn’t play ball! Come again!
Just a quick tip especially for shorter trips and with your super-duper power unit - change your cooker to electric and have the gel, gas as back up or longer trips. Another great video - keep it up
Nice to see that you are finally getting some use from the van. Hope you have happy travels.
Howling wolves...really...love it....love the tree images...
Cant belive some guy went to the effort of sending an email telling you what to do 😂 found this channel like 5 hours ago and now I'm on the binge train and I love it... stay safe mate!
You are in for a treat!
Wow, you have a lot to get through! Having followed Thomas since the beginning, I know there are just mountains of great content here (often literally!)
It’s going to be an absolutely stunning experience!
These comments say alot about this guys community, its refreshing!
How are you getting on, Shep? Avoid mid 2017, and you can skip anything posted in July/August. Those are always my worst months. Also, January is usually a bit of a downer too 👍 Namibia is my best work 🙂
Great video Thomas. At the beginning l saw 2 wind swept trees out your drivers window. I thought that's a nice subject, no idea of course what was coming😃 Super shots of the petrified trees, they are amazing. Phew so glad the cuppa didnt involve the flame thrower 😆 Love the van and the photography, thanks, hope you slept well.......Yep Glouscester services is great, so is Tebay if you do a northern trip. Stay safe 😊
Wow, the second pic of the petrified tree is just amazing ! Love it !
England got a hell of a beautiful landscapes ❤️ from India
I love u setup on your car 🚙
Love the two trees a water shot 🧐 very eye satisfying 🥰
Brilliant mixture of stunning photography and tongue in cheek comedy. Perfect! 🤣
Keep the long video coming. I like your van ,super cosy and comfy.
Out and about in the new van oh and excellent photos too. The video is as long as it has to be to inform and educate and fun too . keep it up
@Thomas a massive tip, a sleeping bag should never be rolled up as it weakens the fibers in the same area every time. A STUFF sac is exactly what you should do. STUFF it in. When you are not using your SAC take it out and let it hang so the fibers have time to breath and the SAC will last a lot longer. TOP video. C
Very nice job on the Van. Keep up the Good Work. Scott & Alex
Great video and well worth watching till the end, look forward to the sun rise video!
So glad you’re enjoying your new van... seems quite nice!
Is it my imagination or is Thomas showing more of his fun personality?
That's the only explanation I can come up with, for his pronunciation of Gloucestershire 😉
I feel he is going the road of every TH-camr: I don't see it as much as a fun personality as a fake personality. Would have loved to see the photos from the morning too instead of hearing him talk about his comfortable cushions for ten minutes. But oh well, this is the TH-cam way: less content, more self-representation.
@@mapakern3979 you must be the life of the party
@@mapakern3979 It was his first trip away in a van that he did an amazing job of, it was always going to be more about the van and whether or not it works, I'm sure future ones will be more about the photography. I didn't see fake, I saw a guy enjoying the results of his creation and sharing it with us.
@@justkerry173 I get that it might be more about the van, and this would be fine by me (even though I'm here for the photos and I thought, after having skipped the van build epic of more than an hour of screentime it would be over). What's bothersome is his talking style that changed compared to older videos. See for example around the 6:50 mark, when he announces the first image: I sense some kind of grandiosity in his pronunciation, tip toeing on every syllable. It's something I observed on several anglophone channels: after a while where the filmmakers concentrated on their content, they build a fake camera personality that comes with this exact diction.
For the other commenter: That doesn't mean that I hate Thomas Heaton. On the contrary, I love his approach to photography and I think his channel is one of the better. But I think I still have the right to point out downsides of his presentation style. I don't see why you feel the need for this ad personam statement. FYI I'm not the life of the party, there are no parties anymore, but you're right: I have never been.
It's so nice to see you this excited and camping again. Also the square picture from the tree is phenomenal!
Love the sound effects.............and the rest of the video! 👍🏻😁
I would love a van like that so much. You're living the dream Thomas.
Looking forward to the next day's video!!! Thinking of getting my own weekend travel van.
Fantastic B roll at the start with the drone crossing over the road as you drive underneath
Interesting Vlog & good to see you out in the van after watching the build over last few months..
Great vid Tom. Finally a 'been there' location. You probably already know but low tide reveals some pretty cool oyster beds which may make for a nice comp. Thanks for sharing
Awesome format !! 50% photography, 50% vanlife, love it
I came across your channel yesterday while looking for van conversion. You have done such a great job and now I’m a little hooked to your page The places you go are so beautiful.
Loved watching the van build. Know exactly where you camped as me and my boys camped just up the road from you in a perfect little campsite in the valley a few years ago - great spot, no light pollution and no phone signal!
Look forward to the morning after video.
Six seconds in, and I already have a smile on my face. Your videos are wonderful; they make me want to get out and shoot. Thanks for all the work you put into them.
9:49 .. what a spot! And 12:10 nice. 12:38 that line of dead branches alongside a puddle .. Oh, result in 13:40 .. Location, location, location. That place is magical (and sad).
Reminds me of fox and sheep ‘Nighty night forest’. Great 👍🏻
Urban cowboy camper in the wild. Looks like fun. Be safe 🙏
I found you because i want to camperize my Delica. I got double lucky. Really enjoy your visits and beautiful photos. Wow!
This van guy seems to be pretty good at taking pictures. He may consider pursuing photography as a career
Thomas love both Pictures...though the 1st one is my favorite.
Love the sound effects! (photography isn't bad either.)
I agree with you, Thomas. The sleeping bag manufacturers should make the stuff sacks a bit larger. It's a pain in the neck trying to get a sleeping bag back into the bag. Same with tents. Although my latest Marmot tent has a bag that has taken this into consideration. Kudos to Marmot. Kudos to you as well for another enjoyable video!
If you’re down this way again in Somerset, have a look at deerleap. There’s a great spot to stop over and you get a great view of the Somerset levels and Glastonbury Tor.
Excellent as ever...like the very casual manner too camera thank you so much ciao
What a wonderful adventure Thomas!
Great log of your van conversion, enjoyed your ingenuity at problem solving on a budget (inspiring)..
Well jello, great to see you out and full of enthusiasm after recent downs. Interesting to hear about spring tides minimalism. Checkout pics of Thornham coal shed ( my local haunt ) similar events. Great shot. Rock on.
MJ
Enjoyed your images of the trees in the salt marsh. And your van looks quite comfortable for camping. Nice setup all around. Nice touch hearing the wolves in the distance. Always enjoy you taking us on your photo trips.
Nice van good sir. Good images as usual. Have to check Firefox. I was up near Jasper and I Icefields for a few days this past week and one of the freeze dried meals had best before date of 2049, you got to love it. Lots of snow and- 13 or so at nite. Your van build has given me a few ideas in the completion of my 2016 Dodge minivan. Stay safe.
What a lovely video. Great stuff, Thomas!
The trick with the sleeping bag is to NOT roll it first.
Just start jamming the bugger in there. It will still compress fine, maybe even a bit better than it was rolled.
My son was in Scouts, he was 12. He had to show me how put away my sleeping bag.
I love those trees. I would have spent all my time and focus on them.
But that's why I'm an amateur , and you are a professional.
Love the van.I would love to do something like that.
to add to this: just jamming your sleeping bag in there is actually better from a durability standpoint as well. because you don't keep folding it at the same spots over and over, it'll last longer. as long as you give it room to breathe when you get back home of course :)
I really appreciate the way he pronounces Glou-cester-shi-re
Really love the image at 13:40. Very simple and clean, yet very impactful. Well done!
I really enjoyed the van trip so far! I do like your square-framed shots too. Your less is more philosophy seems to be paying off! 📷 😀👍
Those animal sounds are killing me :D
Love it! I love the van too! Keen to hear how comfortable the bed was.
Loved that Tom, now I was born and raised in Kent, but went to Oz at an early age, I love your scenes of merry old England, there was one shot there where you were off to find your shot, just for a minute it looked like a scene from outback Oz, minus the stone wall. But loved it all, not too long at all. 👍🦘🦘
Well you have defo inspired me to go look at them trees wow like and the vans well cool
Hi TH, hope you are well. I thought the wind-swept trees at your parkup were interesting - a lifetime of leaning. Your shots are tranquil, i see a big print on a big wall somewhere. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe and keep up the good work.
TAKE ONLY PHOTOGRAPHS............LEAVE ONLY FOOTPRINTS. :)
Straight out the gate and Tom's bouncing all over the place:) Guess summer is on the way. Great to see you doing what you love, and thanks for taking us for the ride.
Great vid. Love the van life / Photographer life style.
Thanks for the laughs and images!
Thanks for the video and the good laugher with the night on the van 🤣
Great shot Tom....love the animal sounds great addition. Hope the sleep went well.
New to this channel. Love it. Photos? Love that minimalist style. This guy is such a good entertaining presenter he deserves his own TV show.
That was extremely fun to watch. Thanks for taking us along with all the details included. Love it!
Always great videos. I like the mix with what your doing photography wise and then the van and getting homely etc. Can’t believe what some people say about the tea making incident! Especially to email you. Lol. Ignore the idiots and carry on.
Wonderful videos ... the meticulous build is also showing up in your talent as a cinematographer, and photography. Good eye all around, with consistent uncompromising attention to detail. Bravo. Do it until it meets your standards, which are absolutely awesome. Thanks for the many hours of pleasant viewing that you have shared with us. Very informative, clever, and inspirational. Watching from afar, San Francisco, California.
Glad you’re doing the safety first thing In the van Thomas, would like to see you round for a while yet.
Interesting “beach “ photos. Hopefully sunrise will be good.
Will just have to wait till next week.
Stay safe 😷🇦🇺
The mojo is back!! Cracking video.
That petrified tree framed with the breach in the back really tells the whole story of that amazing place beautifully.
So good to see you up and running
Enjoyable video. Glad to see you on the road.