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New to your channel Steve & have to say a very informative, well put together vlog. Liking your explanations of shots & your 'cheerful' vlogging style. Have subscribed & look forward to looking at your back catalogue...thank you 👍

I like the color of the moss on the zigzags.

Just wondering why you didn’t go to the wreck on the beach near the cliffs

Great video Steve nothing wrong with your woodland photography buddy and that last image of the crane was excellent! Hope you weren't late for work 😁

Don't be hard on yourself Steve. Think you came away with some good images after all those issues. Another enjoyable video mate 👍

Great Shots. It was great being fortunate to have met you at Symonds Yat Rock.... I was the one with my dad taking photos at the viewing point lol. It was our first time visiting Symonds Yat Rock and agree it was a very accessible location cosndiering my dad is disable and uses a stick to get about it was a great view.

quite interesting ruins.

Great vid, love the images, I must try those ruins next time I'm in Norfolk. The windmill looks great too, but as you say, it's probably the only spot you can get those views from, but still worth while. Bet that's epic on a cold crisp morning with mist rising off the water.👌

Glad you had some decent weather up there, I spent a week in Snowdonia in July and the Welsh weather did it's upmost to be normal, wet and cloudy 😵‍💫 Another great video, like you I'm self taught and trying to get myself out there seems like a total nightmare with so many different platforms, groups etc. Maybe an idea for you is to do a vid of your journey to help others get on. Just a thought 👍

Another great vid, so laid back 👍 I'm surprised you didn't try a pano on that crane, even handheld, would have been worth a quick pop 👌

Brilliant thank you 🙏

It's a great idea shooting local. I keep saying that I'm going to spend more time exploring my 'local' area (prob within a 15m radius) and try and find locations that haven't been photographed before

absolutely beautiful!

Just caught up in your adventure and you have captured some fantastic images and memories. Thanks for sharing the highs and lows of your travels.

Very nice Steve, I might have to grab the location of the first image from you. I've visited that area many times in the past, family connections. Would love to visit some of the "free miners" sites at some point.

Great shots mate, very enjoyable day thank you. Let’s do it again soon! Thanks

Some lovely easy access locations. Love the shots from Newnham colours are stunning. Also the shots from the Docks they really have a vintage feel to them 😊

Nice vid Steve and great photos. Unfortunately, time and tide wait for no one😀😀😀😀

Great video, interesting locations and superb photos 📸 Very inspiring. I've added your channel, always good to connect with other photography creators.

The last shot is a stunner, worth persevering for. Entertaining vlog. Nice one👍

Out of the B&W vs Colour I prefer the colour but can't decide between the two colour versions. Both look great

That sunrise image was stunning. I love the colour in the sky and the contrasting snow-covered mountains. I bet you're glad you stayed overnight.

Good woek❤

Loved the vid, makes me feel so much better knowing I'm not the only numpty who makes such simple mistakes 🤣 Seriously though, the tide there is lethal, comes in really quickly, but also is highly variable, some days it won't make it up the beach, so always needs checking. I've not yet found it myself, but around the cliffs there is supposed to be an old ship wreck buried in the sand that becomes visible at low tide, a search on here should give you some info, there was another photography channel that featured it.

But mate, you did well considering the circumstances. I’d like the second photograph you showed and the last one the long exposure one. Quite nice. Keep going mate enjoyable as always.

Hi Steve, you didn't pronounce Hunstanton correctly it's apparently pronounced 'Hunstan' 🤔 😂 I visited this location a couple of years ago but struggled with the Groynes myself. I did however get a nice image near that cliff face with the boat wreck 'Sheraton' did you know about that? It was probably only another 5 mins walk from where you were. It's great for a lead in foreground interest. I actually prefer the colour long exposures myself but that last mono one was great

need to check the height of high tide as well as the time!

Hi matey well come to the east coast 😂😂😂 hope you have more luck at your next adventure where ever it is on the east coast 🤞 we all have days like that 😳 were you of to next …!

I really liked the photos of the cliff, loved the colours. I prefer the black and white image of the groyne very moody. Loved the last shot. It's nice to see that things don't always go to plan. Great vlog 😊

Great video Steve love the images of the windmill very picturesque indeed, you take it easy buddy!

Thought I was watching the BBC for a while, thinking "Ay up, I've seen this one. It's a repeat". Never mind I enjoyed it just as much the second time round. 🤣 Guess I'd left the auto play turned on and hadn't noticed the switch. Lovely images Steve, who doesn't like old and rustic? 👍

Im a fan of the Black and White version. I went to Scotland a few years back besides the incredible beauty of the land but what I found more incredible were the people. Even in the most tourist locations the Scottish people were happy, helpful and incredibly kind. Amazing place

The first 30 secs of this video made me a new subscriber. thanks for the laugh man!

Great video. I enjoyed your explanation. hope you are doing well and wish you the best thanks Peter Baltex

Nice one Steve. I stumbled on finding your channel after a tip off from someone who incidentally looked a bit like you at Cannock chase a few weeks back 😂. Anyway the last time Was diwn that area shooting cracks, I got into a bit of a brawl with two other photographers. Lovely images, mate and hope you didn't fill too many memery cards to get them. 😂😂

Hi Steve, I agree Elgol is a stunning location but like the Fairy Pools visit we had poor light, it was dry but just a grey featureless sky. Yet another place to return to and I believe you can park overnight there 🤔

We visited that location last year when we spent a week on Skye unfortunately we had heavy rain all day so I was struggling to get images under an umbrella. I do think lenses should have wipers on them that automatically clear the rain off between shots 😂 So that's another location I need to return to. You got some stunning photos 👍

I got exactly the same shot 😂 I think that is THE only composition for Brograve Mill. I enjoyed visiting that area a couple of years ago but unfortunately a lot of the wind pumps were in a poor state or being repaired. Hopefully they'll be in a better state when I return maybe in a couple of years

I used a drone to get over the reeds. Great vid mate, subbed

Very nice video and photos 🙂👍

I really enjoyed that. I went to photograph from the other side of the bank and could get to it I think the shots you got of it were brilliant, lovely reflections looked fab. Great vlog mate. Hope you get the viewings it deserves.

Love the ruins, I was not expecting that. The images of the windmill are wonderful, I love the reflection and the colours 😊

Glad you had a great time over that weekend with us and it was great to revisit it back on your vlog! 😊 #weekendvibes #vloglife some stunners there as well!!! Hopefully see you soon!!! 😎📸

Loved the vid, done that walk a few times and got nothing from it, usually birding though. If you go again, use the RSPB car park, it's a lot closer to the old jetty, and the wall. You can get some great sunsets there looking across the Wash and you can often see Lincolnshire on the horizon, and it's especially good when the wading birds are pushed up off the mud on very high tides, they silhouette against the orange sky, often making all sorts of shapes as they fly around in flocks of hundreds and sometimes thousands to a flock. You are a braver man than me though going on that mud, the tide will come in in a blink of an eye and you don't want to be stuck out there.

Steve that grass around the jetty is actually Samphire , you can eat it. I love it there especially when there is a spectacular and the waders mermerate behind the jetty.

It really is a stunning location and one that I finally managed to visit earlier this year as we headed up to Lewis and Harris. Unfortunately the lighting wasn't great when I was there but still great to see it in flesh. You were treated to some great light

Another great video Steve. At first I thought you were at Dungeoness! Enjoyed the detail photos. Shame about about the boundaries but enjoyed the detail shots.

That brought back many happy memories. What a stunning location it is, unfortunately when myself and my wife visited it was a very sunny day so there was no atmosphere, it was still a fantastic visit but one to return in different conditions. I love the images you captured with the low cloud, very nice

Fantastic images from a location that I wasn't able to visit when I was in Dorset last year due to it being a long drive from my camp site in the East of the county and the tides were not favourable. I love the image that you don't like and let's face it, the new Gen AI tool is there to be used, it is a shame about the hillside looking different but I'm sure a few attempts and Gen AI would replace it perfectly

Hi, it was great to meet you at Cannock Chase the other week on the Thumbs up meet up. I was already subscribed to your channel that's why I recognised you but couldn't remember where from 😊 I had the same issue at Snettisham when I visited in May a couple of years ago, right in the height of the breeding season so access was restricted and grass around the Groynes. To be honest I'm not sure if I actually took any photos of the old jetty. I did take a few images of areas of cracked mud but I'm not that happy with them. Does the grass disappear over the winter months do you know?