Windows, doors and junk! Beautiful work. Yes, more please. Thank you!

Oh I really enjoy the time when I am watching Paul's videos .

That wee pinhole looked like a bit of fun and I liked a few of them. As for going back if you thing there is more to take then it's always worth returning (says the guy doing a 52 week project on a 2 mile long stretch of coast! LOL) 🤣

Nice work Paul. Just love the images , done with the pin hole camera. Very interesting. Thanks. KB

Last video of the evening, nice one to finish off with...cheers Paul

There are so many opportunities in this location for another of your books! Can't wait to see more. The undulations of those green hills and all the strong vertical lines are mesmerizing.

I would encourage you to return to places that you have photographed before. It is something that I do regularly, and each time I see new possibilities. Also, the light is never exactly the same. Welcome to the world of pinhole photography; something that I got into earlier this year.

definitely go back Paul....new scenes in the same place sounds like the right thing to do.

How gorgeous are those interior pinholes

As always, Paul, a fantastic video! I really like the pinhole shots a lot more than I expected to! Really awesome!!

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Cheers and thank you!

Always interesting even the pinhole 📷👍

BTW. Yes, please do go back there. A visual treasure trove.

So good Paul.

Very interesting! Do it again, Paul! Greetings from Germany

Another great video Paul.

You’re on a roll… and I don’t mean 120. The two shots of the tool and the tangle looking out of the window are particularly stunning!

The fact you’re thinking of going back means you have to. You’ll know when you’re done with the place for now. Nice bud enjoyed that

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Ta mate

Paul - oh man, what to say. You blew my socks off with those gorgeous pictures. You know me, I'm not much into landscapes, I shoot events and only people, but man, that shot of the shed on the side was just off the scale. So lovely to see the way you take us on a shoot, print your own images at home, then sell them as one-offs to sustain your little business - top stuff. I also really love the way you don't touch anything in that shed - you don't move or manipulate stuff - just shoot it how it's been laying there for decades. Top stuff all around! Can't wait to touch base with you at Xmas.

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Thanks again mate, number 1 rule, don't touch your subject.

Great video & shots man. What a cool location!

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Thanks man

Another great video, love this channel. Thanks for sharing.

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Your welcome

Great video Paul, thanks for sharing your knowledge... Very inspirational, thanks again.

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Thanks Alan

Certainly would go back again!

Wonderful Paul, grazie 📸

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Thankyou

A wonderful watch Paul, really enjoyed the photography and subject mixture. Beautiful photography 👌 great location and no problems from me to watch a return.

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Cheers big man!

I think you work the location repeatedly. It looks like a really cool location with lots to photograph.

Great shoot Regrads from Dennark

Yay pinhole!!! Try shooting it direct into the sun and you’ll be in for a surprise!!! I love my wooden ondu pinhole it’s a true tactile experience to shoot and always amazed by the results!

I saw the photo on Instagram before seeing this episode which is a sin as your video framing the scene, your sentiments and mood, the outing overall is the way to enjoy your content. lovely stuff. ~ Cheers Peter

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Thanks Peter

Really enjoy your artistic videos. Great location also. I'd love to see more from there.

Yo Paul! Love your videos. the music, and mood are so calming and I get to learn something and I really enjoy your photography

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Thank you

The M8 shutter sound. ❤ Great work mate.

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Ta mate

Terrific location. Feels like there’s more to come from there. And those prints. Man! The modern power lines on the hills look like old mine workings.

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Thanks Paul

The pinhole camera pictures seemed to get better as you went on. A pop up exhibition at the actual shed might be fun? No pressure 😉

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Great idea!

Bonito vídeo y las fotografías preciosas.Saludos

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Gracias lo aprecio

Great Video, wow the Pinhole "window" 02:11 i was blown away by the sharpness and overall quality of the image, considering there is no glass! 03:20 I love your eye for the abstract and how you break the composition rules and produce a fantastic image 03:39 two creations, the builder who put a window in a door frame and the photographer who "framed" it 05:20 you got the exposure dead right, the mossy door through to the fluffy clouds well done! 06:10 wow the star of the show, the detail from the window frame right up into the roof, amazing, even in a KZread Video stunning! 06:31 the M8 wins the dynamic range between the outside and inside must be huge, the "tool" (as an ex farmer i can't identify it) and window glass tack sharp! even the fence and the road easy to ID! 07:01 a beautiful image again dynamic range well controlled, the Blackberry vines and thorns take the eye through the image 07:43 another beautiful pinhole shot, well done 07:51 this image is almost surreal, the only things that anchor it to reality is the window and the wood grain! I like repeats, but don't go back to soon! and go back on a rainy day when the contrast is even less harsh, Thanks for sharing

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Thanks Tony appreciate the valued feedback

Nice images. Was there any evidence that the shed was used for wool?

Try some macro shots. Love your program.

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Good idea

Hey Paul, I was wondering how many clicks your M8 has. Since the recorded life expectancy of the shutter was about 25000 - 28000 clicks. This is an issue and worry that has really bothered me since I bought my M8.

@PaulCSmithPhotographer

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Hey Damon mine is at 12736

Cracker shots. I go back to locations many times

Beautiful work again! A tip for pinhole cameras, RealitySoSubtile. Wonderful made pinhole cameras.