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The Van is Perfect Base Camp - Landscape Photography w/ Fuji GFX 50r
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- After what feels like an eternity of working on my van, I am so happy to get back out with my camera. Today I enjoy some minimal landscape photography with my Fuji GXF 50r. The light was incredible and I was at one of my favourite locations. Also, I nearly set fire to my van :)
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Intro - 00:00
Making Tea in the Van - 00:30
Photo Shoot with Fuji GFX 50r - 04:01
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Second Image - 11:41
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A small fire extinguisher on hand might not be a bad idea.
A CO2 extinguisher would work well if the alcohol stove was knocked over.
Or a big one!
I think I saw one, in one of those van work videos.
I'd never use that kind of cooking device so close to myself, when all that could make an instant fireball and 3rd degree burns, was some failing hinges and burning liquid all over himself. A gas cooker at least has an on/off switch and is definitely safer. I still wouldn't sit with something like that straight infront of me, when the only escape would be through havoc.
Fire extinguisher sure, but most important part is avoiding accidents in the first place.
@@Perception_ I have to say I agree... this alcohol burner, for this use case, probably not the best idea. Just get a camping stove with little gas canisters, no need for fancy gas installation
Leaning on the sliding table to test it whilst boiling water with lit alcohol stove and alcohol spillage was epic..
Epic in stupidity and risk. Love you, Thomas, but that was a bad idea.
@@terriplays1726 whares tha tid bit a fun mate! Cheers thomas, abbbbsolutteyyyy spluantic
That's you idea of epic??
this word- epic. i do not think it means what you think it means.
Thomas, I know you're a grown man, but... bottles of spirit and naked flame in your van. I winced, I've got to say.
And then he got out of the van with a fire on! Made me super nervous.
"All alcohol stoves produce significant amounts of Carbon Monoxide, more than most canister stoves or multifuel stoves. The amount is probably safe outdoors. Inside a tent or shelter it might be unhealthy."
Thanks Tom, out of all my subscriptions, you are the only one regularly posting at the moment. Appreciate the trouble you go to to bring us content.
with solid content at least
best laugh I've had all week...
"I didn't want gas because it's too dangerous". Nearly burns down van with alcohol stove...
Yet another win for the Hardcastle Hilton - We have a fire extinguisher. It may have expired and need a re-charge but it's there...
A false sense of security isn’t better, however safety aside, is this is a good time to bring up the CD player?
One more for you Gavin. You can also comfortably accomodate a woman or two. It actually is included with a pretty woman already. You are definitely the winner😃
I have to say an induction hot plate would have been safer, not sure if it’s the alcohol stove or the operator I don’t trust 😂
Operator. Lol.
@@ThomasHeatonPhoto I second the vote for an induction stove. Alcohol has better uses. ;)
@@darrenboyd6967 sadly induction stoves are power hogs
@@stevejeffrey11 but he's only making tea, not a whole meal. The solar panel should produce enough power to cover that.
True. But that would kill his battery in minutes.
Part 5/4: Rebuilding the van after the fire
Part 6/4: Making the van a convertible for cooking myself tea.
Hi Tom, the black stuff on the sand is sea coal afaik. It comes from exposed coal seams on the bottom of the North Sea. You can bag it up and burn it although it's little damp. Nice to see you out in the van with the GFX 50R.
Buy a Trangia! They come both with an alcohol burner or a gas burner. It can fold together and has sidewalls to protect you and your van
I have one of those that I bought 25 years ago and it is still going strong.
@@steffenandersensahl9443 yeah, you really can't go wrong with them
The Trangia would be a far safer bet. I have one and use both alcohol and gas with it.
@@steffenandersensahl9443 Same here - though mine is 40 years old - had to replace til burner, it leaked - too many bumps.
I have an old Trangia, modified it myself for use with a gas burner. Go and get one. Easy to use outside the van and when hiking as well.
Thomas, as a retired Fireman all I can say is AAAARRRRRGGGHH.
After watching you do so many smart things with the build, the fact you didn’t go with a small cartridge gas cooker is beyond me. You have made your van very dangerous with that meth cooker.
Exactly Thomas you’re a very smart man but this is a very dumb idea. You can’t turn off or turn down an alcohol stove. Gas stoves burn much more efficiently and cleanly. A little butane backpacking stove would be much better for your setup, then take it with you on the trail too. Minimalist.
A van with a meth cooker. I feel like I heard this one before.
I came for the van, I stayed for how passionate this guy talks about landscape photography. Love it. Subscribed!
Loving your lightheartedness, esp when you got out on the beach with your camera. Delighted to hear your almost childlike wonder again!
The layered image is gorgeous. Good to see you so upbeat and back capturing images
I'm thinking Gavin has the edge when it comes to in van cooking!
“Look at the light on me! I look GOOD!” Haha love it.
That boling hot water pour right next to 'Fujifilm GFX 50r with full lens'... living on the edge!
Try Paul Messner for reviews of camping stoves. His preferred option is Trangia
"Emptiness is an asset"... As a photographer myself, it took me a lot of time to realize that, and once you're in peace with this affirmation you take a huge weight of anxiety which it's no more than the desperation for finding things to include in the frame, things you think you need, but you actually don't.
So we are back on location and it is veryyy veryyyyyyy excited.
Sir Thomas Heaton many congratulations for your camper van and thank you very much for getting us in these kind of experiences, Fresh coffee in van, coffee and food early morning and evening while camping, on location photography and interesting talks. What else we need. That's 100% amazing journey with you on photography. Keep it up and All The BEST Sir...!
Please, if u push accidentially against the sliding table and this stove is moving, the whole van will lburn out with u inside. Get a gas stove with cartouches like the rest. Also fix the sliding table so that when u use it it is stable otherwise if u spill your cup of coffee or soup u will get badly burnt.
A jetboil is super for a small van. Takes little space, and no need for gas installation. With the 1,5 liter pot, it covers all my needs, but I also have a compact gas bbq witch fits under the driver seat.
Hi Thomas, me again. My alcohol stove, which I have had for 40 years, is an Optimus stove made in Sweden. It is all aluminium and has two pots and a lid/frying pan which all nest in together with a strap into one unit which looks like a small sputnik. The burner has a lid with an "O" ring seal so you can carry it around with a full or half full burner which never leaks. The design is brilliant with airflow which allows it to boil enough water for two large mugs of tea in 3 minutes. I hope they still make them as they are the best ever. Cheers again, Bruce
Trangia make a great camping alcohol stove setup. Stores away in about the same space as your pot, butyou get 2 pots, akettle, frying pan, base, windsheild, burner and a beautifully designed handle. Highly recomended.
Biolite might also be up your alley- but not sure how they go in the damp world of the UK.
This trend towards (but not fully into) minimalism has been inspiring. Spent a lot of time thinking I need to learn “epic” last year, and though I’d still like to get better at those techniques, this is the style that’s always interested me. Single exposure, allow subtle DoF and lens distortions to exist, let the colors (mostly) be what they are, don’t panic if there isn’t a foreground to set the stage. Nice photos like a nice cup of tea.
Its sea coal, I collected it a few times with my gran when she was teaching us about her time in the war. Once dry you wrapped it really tightly in newspaper, and burned it. The main issues was it burns at a higher temperature and can melt your fire grate or set the chimney on fire. Nice video BTW. 2X👍
I do appreciate a minimalist image - zen photography.
OMG Tom... I don’t know about spillable liquid fire in your van... one bump and you’re toast!
Honestly speaking, I don't think that this "desperate looking for a foreground etc 5 years ago" that you talk about would be a mistake. It's like learning a language. First you need to learn basics, the most common techniques. Later, as you learn more and more, you start to notice totally new aspects, new possibilities of using the language to your advantage. I think it's the same with photography. As you learn more, you start noticing more, you start to realise that you can avoid a scheme and go your own way. That's awesome about learning process which never ends. Thank you for another lovely video Tom!
Don't know about being sponsored by Vodafone, I think Chubb Fire might be reaching out to you next with the offer of a fire extinguisher. On a positive note at least you kept your eyebrows intact using the alcohol stove. Appreciate the info on the Samsung, been looking at updating my android phone, so will check it out 👍
You picked the perfect glides for your desk. Those side-mount glides support about 140 lbs, and need deliberate force to move. The surface won’t easily (accidentally) slide in.
Alcohol stoves are pretty common for backpacking, don’t think any forest fires have been started by them. Plus, Everclear is a multi use product: fuel, sanitizer, and it’s drinkable!
Thought you could use a “thumbs up” after all the negative comments. 😁
You were stressing me out for a moment there with that stove! Especially when you leave the alcohol in the plastic bottle so near to it! 🧯🔥
You asked for feedback: I think both images are superb. Lend themselves very well to be printed huge and to bring a sense of calm into every home. Love your Van as well! I bought a van myself just a few weeks ago and will do a lot of photography trips during the summer in Germany, Austria and Italy. Have a great time!
As a user of a Samsung Galaxy S20 I don't think you showed the best feature for landscape photography. Having all those lenses means that we now have a pocket viewfinder that we always have with us. Using the phone as a viewfinder to scout for compositions is an amazing tool for landscape photography. I find it very useful if I want to try out a composition without having to take off my backpack and get my camera out. Speeds up the process of composition hunting and makes it so that I can focus more on the actual attainment of the images I want. And now with all of those lenses we have the focal range to represent all our camera lenses!
Please take a look at getting a Jetboil. The very very best solution for your van for tea, coffee, soup, noodle making. Thanks for uploading 👍🏻
Makes perfect sense. The best way to draw attention away from a beautiful landscape background is to complicate ones image with a bulbous foreground element. Excellent instructive video. Small electric stove perhaps, would eliminate CO from burning gas or alcohol. I would have preferred your first cloud image in 16X9 so ends of cloud were not chopped off.
I like that you chased that cloud. Interesting way to look at landscape photography. Thanks for sharing.
Meticulously does incredible van build with everything measured to the millimeter. Burns down said build making first cup of tea. I get it. You just want to prevent us from becoming complacent 😆🥰
When I was a kid out hunting with my dad and brother, my brother burned a hole in the tent roof exactly like what happened with you LOL, okay, it was worse, but the setup was the same, LOL. Needless to say, dad was not happy. Great video and I look forward to seeing your project moving forward, take care.
Love the van conversion, Thomas, but agree that the cantilevered table and the deflection challenges present a major safety challenge. One bump with your knee under the table or a bump with arm on top and the alcohol stove goes flying. Otherwise, beautiful craftsmanship throughout.
Love the simplicity of the sea shot.
I have the same Bluetti power pack and I use a cheap Induction Cooktop, no gas to buy, no mess, you should look into it. It sucks a relatively good amount of power (900W on half power), but for making soup and tea, no problem at all especially if you can recharge with solar.
Consider a Wallas diesel hob, van heater, expensive but far safer than naked flame and it doesn’t need additional fuel tank. Clean heat and cooking and no condensation.
Today Thomas is happy and he has a plan for the future. I loved seeing you happy after the misery of lockdown and the effect it has has on the photography side. It has also had an effect on me, I just sold all of my beloved photography gear and bought a flagship phone.....one word AMAZING. Thanks Thomas.
Tom i love your build so please don't use the alcohol stove inside, use something like a jetboil or anything which uses a small camping gas, great video
small electric travel kettle will do already. Might not work for the larger things he cooks, but at the very least you're not risking a fire for tea and coffee..
Hi Thomas, just a tip. I have been using alcohol camping and hiking stoves for decades. The big tip is to buy Laboratory grade alcohol (more expensive and you have to order it from your pharmacist) but it burns super clean and doesn't leave any black soot on the base of the pot and it doesn't smell. Worth every bit of the small extra money. Cheers, Bruce
photographer to the salesman. Makes sense in these times. Best of luck
Definitely agree with the comments on an alcohol stove, not the way to go. Jetboil, safe, clean, and efficient. I use one to boil water for coffee and tea in my small Popup Camper. And you need to have a window cracked open no matter what you’re heating water with. You can boil 20 oz of water in a minute or less with virtually no risk of setting your beautiful van build on fire or even worse yourself!
silicon sheet with the hook side of velcro stitched on placed 0n the roof will top steam/scorching, it will stick to the fuzzy interior but be able to peel off when not flambeing your eyebrows
I love the reminder of what value a project can have. I do live in a beautiful place (Utah) where I have seemingly endless photography opportunities...yet, without a thematic purpose, I struggle to get out for photography. I need to make a plan. Cheers!
I'm the same way. Also, unfortunately, finances being tight, I'm never confident of my car lasting long trips. 🙄
Trangia stove is the way to go for an alcohol stove. Small enough to fit in your pocket and the accessories are numerous, from a simple cross piece to sit a pot on to a full cook-set and shield. They last for years too.
Thomas just a quick heads up, I go car camping/day tripping in my defender and the best, best way of making a brew is using a jetboil. Its super fast, super easy and for boiling water its fairly economical and saves of burning your van down or smelling like an old petrol can after wiping up spills and drips or trying to pour any left over fuel back in the bottle! Great video as always but ditch the stove and get the jetboil IMO
We had a meths stove for emergencies when I was little, was like a short fat tin with a lid, worked well for tea, soup etc. You need a kettle or a lid on your pan!! I have a Butane cartridge portable stove - works very well, also have a portable Induction hob for when on hook up, as they draw 2000W on start up - or mine does... You might be able to run one off your PowerOak if you get the right one.
I love the first ‘minimalist’ shot. I would hang that on my wall, I think it would serve as a reminder that the source of everything is found in the simplest of experiences.
This van guy seems to be good at taking pictures. He should consider pursuing photography
I follow a few photographers on UA-cam. I never though I'd follow a long, descriptive van fitout. It's truly been entertaining, informative and a sheer joy to watch you work on this project. I could say I'm not jealous, but I'm no liar.
Hey Tom, also converting a van myself. Regarding gas, in the UK you don't need a gas safe engineer to install LPG in your campervan, although it might be advisable to have one do a check. Campervans are classed as leisure activity vehicles - LAV. Of course gas should still be installed safely with a carbon monoxide/smoke detectors/fire blanket/fire extinguisher handy). Undergoing this process myself at the moment with a Propex/thetford burner and have been talking to gas safe engineers about it - they have recommended I do the works and they check it otherwise it'll cost an arm and a leg. Only need a gas safe certificate if you want to rent the van out.
Anyway, thought I'd drop that in in case you reconsider a gas system. :)
I've been watching youtube video's of Tiny Housing or Camper Van's for about 2.5 years. But you are the first person with incredible self-humor. I am not a photographer but I love to follow you just for your self-mockery and sense of humor. You make me laugh so hard, it makes my day great. Thank you
Hi Tom I always have the same thing when traveling in my old Jeep Cherokee. I know this is far from such a super cool van but the thing which compares is the flame of my cooker which almost reaches the ceiling. The solution for me (at least it made me feel safer ;) was simply to put the pot on the stove before lighting it to stop the big flame.
I'd go with trangia. The 27 series is small and will contain the stove, pots, pan, and can even fit a small kettle as well. Will store in the size of just the stove you have, getting rid of the need for the extra pot you have. Great if you then want to take it on a hike from the van itself.
Finally able to take a peaceful image and NOT need a foreground, distinct mid-ground and leading lines, etc. It is wonderful and relaxing, at times, to simply capture the beautiful view in front of you. I get it Thomas!😁.
Take a look at a Trangia with a spirit burner, something like the 27-2UL. it comes with kettle and pans as well as a windshield, option for a gas burner or fuel pellet burner. It packs up small and is pretty light.
I could feel here how safe that was, some alcohol and an uncontrolled flame in closed space. Hope you don’t get stressed some day when a bee enters your van...that fire pit can easy bee a firebomb. Compared to gas with a regulator...wonder how the thought process was ;)
12 v kettle and rice cooker might be a good idea, not so much for proper cooking but to warm up ready meals, make a tea etc.
Black stuff is 'Sea Coal' - growing up in Hartlepool in the 70s/80s you used to see guys with old Bedford Army trucks (Surplus) driving around the beaches and shovelling it up to bag and sell. True fact! :) Love your Delica - If I had one I'd get the boxier 80s cabover version
Really enjoyed the van build tutorials Tom all that thought and effort over the weeks..BUT!..you forgot two things.. “the sprinkler system” and FIRE EXIT signs. Great to see you out again doing what you do best.
Check out Dometic Origo stoves. Super safe alcohol stoves. I've used the 3000 in my camper for the past 6 years and it's been amazing. No big flare ups on ignition like Trangia type burners. They are designed for sailing boats where obviously fire safety comes first.
I do appreciate these minimalistic shots. I just do what I like : I tend to find camera club judges make comments like "there is no subject / there is no focal point" and they score very badly, so you need to be in it because that's what you like to do. And I like to do these. Also appreciate the comments about lockdown and motivation as I have struggled during lockdown especially where I live and we have basically not been allowed outwith the city boundary for months. And I confess to being jealous of your van!!!
I just want to say, your work on modifying that van was top notch professional quality. Very well done with great results!
You may do better with a JetBoil, yes its gas but its very safe. Meths is going to take a lot longer to heat water up.
Yes, the stove mentioned already is a good deal better. Also there are some alcohol stoves self contained tank with a pump for fuel transport very tidy and a lot safer. And you prefill tank for use. Outside the van... lol
Aye, I've got a jetboil and it's a great compact bit of kit. No liquid fuel sloshing around.
There is a gift in everything
I’m pleased to say my next episode will be sponsored by Chubb your dependable fire protection...
The black dust on the beach is coal, there is a coal seam off the coast and when there is a storm lots of coal dust appears on the beach. The solution for the van for cooking is a portable gas cooker which is very small and uses a gas cartridge. My son is an HG1 Trucker and he uses one in the truck. Have fun with your van.
Thanks for the walk about and the fire marshal infomercial... The van is looking spot on for what you designed it for, great work. Thanks for the photography “lessons” as well, much appreciated.
Thomas just wanted to say thank you for the video! It’s always a pleasure to be able to join you out in the field since my work doesn’t often let me get away!
The van looks great and it really seems like you’re enjoying it :)
Best wishes!
I'm not a photographer but in my humble opinion I've always had a great eye for seeing compositions when out and about.
As one of the commenters, I stand corrected haha, I was cringing thinking the screws would strip out of the wood when you rested on it. Hey glad it works, might of had a hot pot of water on your lap if it didnt!
Really loving the recent videos. Your energy is infectious and it's inspiring me to get out and shoot, explore and go on adventures more. Look forward to every next video you make. Keep it up!
I won't say you did it wrong, but if I were to make a sliding table like that, I'd have hinged an additional piece of wood on the top so that when it's pulled out, the extra piece could fold out behind the piece you have. That would give a bit of additional room when making food, or editing on your laptop. This would also prevent smaller items from falling behind the table surface and getting lost.
One risky cookie session there! You should buy one of the cookset with spirit burner from Scandinavia :) The set is super compact, contains pots and windscreen - and most important: You can close the lid on the burner when finished, instead of awaiting a burnout! You also might have the kettle. The set is the classic camper setup here, and also usable on open fire:
Trangia-25-Cookset-Spirit-Burner
Alto cumulus lenticularus, lens cloud, oragraphic lifting, cap cloud etc are all very similar but occur in different settings. Lenticular cloud usually sits over the top of standing waves or rolling clouds. Oragraphic lifting is lenticular cloud that occurs over terrain (you’ve seen this in Patagonia and the Himalayas I think). Very simply it’s when different parcels of air (usually different temps and moisture contents) pass over one another, as the warmer more moist air rises it will form cloud as the wet and dry bulb temps converge to the same point. The cloud you saw wasn’t lens cloud or lenticular per se but perhaps the top of a rolling air mass that preceded a storm.
Love your channel, I get to learn a lot and you keep me in stitches. Boiling water and alcohol stove above the crown jewels, OMG. Just one hint. You'll save lots of alcohol is you put the lid on the pan as you boil the water.
Always entertaining Mr Heaton. Even doing van safety videos now. Fire extinguisher 🧯, add to shopping list.
Nice clouds by the way.
Stay safe Thomas, 😷🇦🇺
I’m so far from being an expert only anything but here’s a radical thought: If you’re just boiling water for drinks and rehydrating food. ... a small kettle perhaps? Also wondered about adding a small extractor fan in the ceiling? Off to find a spare granny with some time on her hands, a hard-boiled egg and a straw ...
I can’t stop watching the flames lapping about 6inches from a plastic bottle of inflammable spirits
subscribed for the van build but staying for the inspiring photography.
If you like simple scenes, especially landscapes... try the aspect ratio of 65x24... Xpan ratio is amazing
Nice to see you out n about after all the work on the van, which l really enjoyed. You're a perfectionist. I agree about the gas being dirty, but alcohol is flammable, loved the big flame for your cuppa. Hope you've got a fire extinguisher. Any way,love the photos. Sky Sea Sand, perfect, less is definitely more sometimes. The Samsung looks interesting, will have a look. Love your videos Thomas, take care
It's great how honest you are about your view on pictures. Even if such simplistic approach to some scenes may not seem the best way to "sell content on UA-cam" it's great that you just share what's appealing to you and why ;)
seascape, square, horizon in the middle, nothing more on it but beach/sea/sky, that's what I've been shooting for a few months but on BW films (long exposure, short exposure, every kind of weather, any hour of the day) on all the beaches I go, so I dig your last shot a lot !
We use a gas cartridge stove with a stop function, eben the Flame goes off the gas will stop also. We don't need ans gas inspektion or kind of that for it and I think it hast more power.
Your passion, excitement and humour is contagious!! ❤️👏
Thomas, the cloud is an altocumulus lenticularis. Retired meteorologist.
Great build pal. It's inspired me to ditch my estate car idea and convert a photography van of my own then I can take my dog and stay out all weekend. I'm purchasing a Toyota Proace with my lockdown savings as soon as I find a good deal. Happy touring.
Most people comment about the alcohol stove, i am here just to tell you that the cloud photos are awesome.
Hello Thomas, You have done a fantastic job on your van... I do hope you have a small fire extinguisher at an easy reach... Thank you for your videos...Nick
Love this van that parked just next to yours in this big empty car park! 🤣🤣
As someone living in your area, gawd I admire your eye for composition. The brief discussion of your current project was very interesting to me because I'm also suffering from 'composition fatigue' given the ongoing lockdown. Must give that some further thought. Cheers