Thanks Debbie. I’m really enjoying the seascapes at the moment whilst it’s tricky in the woods! Definitely be back on the coast again soon for more LE’s👍🏻
Thanks Josh, you’re already on a second video of mine, brilliant and thanks. I am quite getting into seascapes at the moment with it being quite difficult in the Woodlands at present. Long exposures are so much fun! You never quite know how they’re going to turn out! Thanks for watching Josh👍🏻
Thanks for watching Matthew. Me too, definitely going to head down the coast a lot more for some monochrome photography. Just like in the Woodlands, I find it quite relaxing.
Ist image for me. Not a fan of long exposure with water BUT ... the groynes seemed to be hidden in a mist. For some strange reason, I found it easier to follow the lines from left to right rather than right to left. Preferred the 1st one to the final shot. I wanted my imagination to think about where the end was, rather than showing it. Great vlog again Mark, so easy to listen to.
Thanks Steve, I really like the way the second image came out nice and fluffy with the waves crashing against the groynes. Definitely be back for another go soon👍🏻
Thanks for that Mark, excellent stuff again..its that old photography adage , keep it simple..always seems to work and produce great shots..I liked them all but if I had to pick one it would be the last with the square crop and sky..I like the posts breaking the horizon and a bit more space around the groynes ..
Thanks Martin. Yes, definitely like the square crop the best, a real nice leading line to that marker post on the horizon. Might try it from the left hand side next time perhaps once the tide has gone out a bit further making the marker post a bit more prominent perhaps. Loving the seascapes at the moment, nice and relaxing. Thanks for watching mate👍🏻
Thanks for watching Trev and letting me know which one you like best. I must get down the coast again soon as I really enjoy these long exposures, really great fun trying all different settings and filters👍🏻
Great photographs Mark. I liked the first one, I think, because maybe it reads left to right intuitively (nothing wrong with the other one though!). Square crop was great - something very stable about square format.
Thanks for watching Pete. Yes, it is really interesting which direction our eye follows on various images. Not really sure which one or if any are the correct way? I always read left to write like a book book I know there are many that don’t. Thanks for watching mate
Lovely shots and vlog Mark, LE's sure can be addictive !.. Really appreciate the shout out mate thank you and totally agree about the group can be a great way to get some cc and advice .. Hope we can all meet up sometime soon :))
Thanks Martin. Great bit of advice on going square with the 3rd fame, looks so much better👍🏻 Be great to have a meet up, autumn probably be best once there’s plenty to go at.
Another enjoyable video Mark right up my street long exposure seascape photography. They were all good to me but if i had to choose probably the square crop. take care Trev
Thanks Trev. Really getting into the seascapes just lately. Find it really relaxing. Definitely be on the hunt for more groins I think. Thanks for watching mate, take care👍🏻
Thanks Richie. Content aware is such a handy tool in photo shop. I sometimes forget about it to be honest! Definitely helped out in this instance on the third frame. Thanks for watching Richie👍🏻
@@MarkKerton Just see that vlog, there is them ones are Anthony bank you were at and there's a few more lower ones towards the yacht club at the back of the fitties.
Nice work Mark. I loved image 2 but might have taken out the wee bit of wood on it's own at the bottom right. But, who am I to tell you! I'm now following @23martian - he's got some lovely stuff too.
Thanks Chris. I nearly cloned out that small damaged groin but decided to leave it in in the end, as it was part of the overall scene. Perhaps a tighter angle might of worked a bit better? I’ll be back there soon for another go👍🏻
Love the black & white minimalist look, prefer the 1st image, much more detail on the wood with contrast. The square cropped image is fab.
Thanks Debbie. I’m really enjoying the seascapes at the moment whilst it’s tricky in the woods! Definitely be back on the coast again soon for more LE’s👍🏻
Yeah love that soft dreamy look and it is good subject for monochrome
Thanks for watching Scott. Quite getting into the seascapes and mono’s. Definitely be another coastal vlog soon👍🏻
Not even watched it yet and I'm sure I'll enjoy it 🙂☺
Thanks Rob, top sub👍🏻
Thanks Mark. The last photo, square cropped, was worth waiting for..
Thanks Lesley. So pleased I got that great advice off Martin to go square! Thanks for watching👍🏻
Stunning love the square crop.
Thanks for watching Jayne👍🏻
Lovely set of images Mark, and yh that final square frame was mint. Really nice indeed! Top work from a top photographer! 😄
Thanks David, really appreciate that, very kind words. More to come from Cleethorpes I think👍🏻
Well that was lovely my favorite was deffo no. 3 loved the fact that you could see the base of the groynes and the square crop.
Thanks for watching Bernie👍🏻 Defo my fave frame too, no.3. Back there again soon no doubt.
My goodness Mark. those images are Brilliant. Inspiring really. Masterful composition. I would have walked right by that. So Good.
Thanks Josh, you’re already on a second video of mine, brilliant and thanks. I am quite getting into seascapes at the moment with it being quite difficult in the Woodlands at present. Long exposures are so much fun! You never quite know how they’re going to turn out! Thanks for watching Josh👍🏻
Another great video Mark. Makes me want to try more monochrome photography. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching Matthew. Me too, definitely going to head down the coast a lot more for some monochrome photography. Just like in the Woodlands, I find it quite relaxing.
Stunning superb quality as always. Another Kracker from Mr Kerton.
Thanks Al👍🏻
Ist image for me. Not a fan of long exposure with water BUT ... the groynes seemed to be hidden in a mist. For some strange reason, I found it easier to follow the lines from left to right rather than right to left. Preferred the 1st one to the final shot. I wanted my imagination to think about where the end was, rather than showing it. Great vlog again Mark, so easy to listen to.
Thanks Steve, I really like the way the second image came out nice and fluffy with the waves crashing against the groynes. Definitely be back for another go soon👍🏻
Just came across you first time today. I loved your seascape low shutter speed. Really expertly explained. Thank you.
Thanks for watching Esther. Hopefully more seascape videos to come soon👍🏻
Thanks for that Mark, excellent stuff again..its that old photography adage , keep it simple..always seems to work and produce great shots..I liked them all but if I had to pick one it would be the last with the square crop and sky..I like the posts breaking the horizon and a bit more space around the groynes ..
Thanks Martin. Yes, definitely like the square crop the best, a real nice leading line to that marker post on the horizon. Might try it from the left hand side next time perhaps once the tide has gone out a bit further making the marker post a bit more prominent perhaps. Loving the seascapes at the moment, nice and relaxing. Thanks for watching mate👍🏻
Good video Mark. Agree that square crop was a great image.
Thanks Peter, appreciate that. I will definitely be having another go at that groyne soon👍🏻
Wonderful set of images Mark, being a fan of long exposure I really enjoyed sharing the coast and your creative journey with you 🙏
Thanks Izzy. Spotted your kind comment on Insta, thanks for that. I’ll make sure to check out your channel too, take care👍🏻
@@MarkKerton cheers Mark, you too 🙏
Hi Mark, the last square iimage was great. Although all have there own place.
Thanks for watching Trev and letting me know which one you like best. I must get down the coast again soon as I really enjoy these long exposures, really great fun trying all different settings and filters👍🏻
Hi Mark ! I really liked your second image. Job's a good'n
Thanks Rod, appreciate that👍🏻 Job’s a good’n indeed!
You did very well.
Liked both the 2 nd was very nice
Great photographs Mark. I liked the first one, I think, because maybe it reads left to right intuitively (nothing wrong with the other one though!). Square crop was great - something very stable about square format.
Thanks for watching Pete. Yes, it is really interesting which direction our eye follows on various images. Not really sure which one or if any are the correct way? I always read left to write like a book book I know there are many that don’t. Thanks for watching mate
Lovely shots and vlog Mark, LE's sure can be addictive !.. Really appreciate the shout out mate thank you and totally agree about the group can be a great way to get some cc and advice .. Hope we can all meet up sometime soon :))
Thanks Martin. Great bit of advice on going square with the 3rd fame, looks so much better👍🏻 Be great to have a meet up, autumn probably be best once there’s plenty to go at.
Another enjoyable video Mark right up my street long exposure seascape photography. They were all good to me but if i had to choose probably the square crop. take care Trev
Thanks Trev. Really getting into the seascapes just lately. Find it really relaxing. Definitely be on the hunt for more groins I think. Thanks for watching mate, take care👍🏻
Another excellent video 👌 hopefully meet up one day down Cleethorpes beach, I'm often down there in a morning. Anyway keep up the great work👍
Thanks. That would be great to catch up down Cleethorpes sometime. I must try and go down at low tide to see what else there is on offer.
Hey Mark, beautiful images. Loved the final Square crop image after using content aware fill. :-)
Thanks Richie. Content aware is such a handy tool in photo shop. I sometimes forget about it to be honest! Definitely helped out in this instance on the third frame. Thanks for watching Richie👍🏻
Top pic only thing I can say for me is that little bit sticking out in between the groins keeps drawing the eye in
Thanks Carl. Yes, that small damaged groyne did annoy me a bit too! I nearly cloned it out but decided to leave it in the end. Thanks for watching👍🏻
there are more groynes further south near the yacht club
Thanks for the heads up. I think I know where you mean, towards the fitties? I filmed a vlog there back at Easter
@@MarkKerton Just see that vlog, there is them ones are Anthony bank you were at and there's a few more lower ones towards the yacht club at the back of the fitties.
Brill, thanks. I’ll check them out👍🏻
Nice work Mark. I loved image 2 but might have taken out the wee bit of wood on it's own at the bottom right. But, who am I to tell you!
I'm now following @23martian - he's got some lovely stuff too.
Thanks Chris. I nearly cloned out that small damaged groin but decided to leave it in in the end, as it was part of the overall scene. Perhaps a tighter angle might of worked a bit better? I’ll be back there soon for another go👍🏻
@@MarkKerton Are you going to go back to shooting football/sport? You seem to be enjoying your landscapes at the moment.
Just had some great news that I’ll be back pitchside again👍🏻