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Are you in Holland?

Another great episode Julian. Some great locations. We’ve done the walk at Fingle Bridge. Well done.

Absolutely brilliant Julian. I am really loving this series mate. Some really brilliant locations. Great image's as usual mate. I must admit i have been in the Anglers Rest a few times after a walk. Look forward to the next one.

Hi Julian - thanks for the very informative video. I have one question - is it possible to remove a photo and mount from the frame and insert a different mounted photo ? I want to have seasonal photos on my wall but to use the same frames if possible. Thanks for any advice.

Thanks for sharing the ideas for locations. The wife and I are heading to Cornwall in three weeks and this video gives me a few new ideas to go and photograph.

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Just completed episode one in three sections when I’ve had a few moments. I definitely appreciate the time and effort you’ve put together into this project and that last location looks absolutely incredible even if a bit bleak Well done and I’m looking forward to watching the rest

I wonder if in the Bronze Age days Dartmoor was predominantly tree-clad or mostly, well, moor as it is today...

Thanks Julian for a great story of a part of the Moor I dont know so well, which of course is your reason for all this hard work to discover new places and inspire the rest of us to do likewise. Appreciate all the effort that’s required to make this series of video’s, thank you.

What a superb series this is. Mark is a great champion for Dartmoor farming and public access. One episode left to go! ATB Max

Another great episode Julian, I’ve sat on that granite bench at Challacombe Farm may times with my parents having our lunch watching the Swallows and getting a visit by the friendly farm dogs who are always keen for some attention. I share your passion for Dartmoor it’s such a beautiful and wonderful place that I never tire of exploring. Well done for producing and making this wonderful series I’ve really enjoyed watching them and learnt the odd thing to.

The dogs are paid actors

This was so great Julian! Loved that farm. What a great thing farmer Mark was doing with his farm and landscape. Photos were exquisite. 👏

This series is hard to watch. Why? Because I keep getting inspired to pick up my camera and shoot my own photos!

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Another great episode. I’ve lived down here for over a year now Julian and it’s amazing just how much there is to discover still. Cracking job Sir. Looking forward to #5 but will be disappointed that there isn’t a #6 😢

looks stunning

I have just purchased my first #100# megapixel GFX camera the new 100S ii it's a phenomenal camera. I purchased this camera because the auto focus has significantly been improved that I can use for other things as well. I'm a big GFX fan. It's not for everyone and it can be a quirky system to use and even a little bit tricky it's a bit like driving a hummer. BIg heavy ..not fast not fast.... But very effective in all conditions. In terms of image quality it is absolutely phenomenal. I was blown away. My jaw hit the ground even when I've had my GFX 50s ii but the hundred is just insane in terms of image quality. The biggest challenge with GFX cameras is depth the field and you can even do a focusing measure in the menu system which actually goes on the screen so you can see where your focusing. It's a great initiative on a GFX camera which I hadn't seen on any other camera to be honest.

Just got back from a photo workshop in New Mexico, USA. It included a sunset shoot at City of Rocks State Park. The volcanic rock formations looked a lot like tors.

USA viewer here. This takes me back to a visit with family in Cornwall while I was a college student. We visited Bodmin Moor, and it seemed as if my cousins and other locals didn't linger there. Because it was haunted? I don't recall.

Great vlog, like you Hartis & Lewis is a bucket list location, so I'm very much looking forward to my first visit at the end of October, I particularly liked the motion captured in your first shot at Stac a’ Phris. Arch

Emma is so knowledgable and this was a perfect celebration. As we approach my episode I'm realising the stakes are high 😀

One of the best pieces of work I have seen on KZfaq, Well Done

Another great video Julian. Emma sure knows her history of Dartmoor. Well done.

Another great episode Julian. Did you notice at Link's Tor that Camels head at on side and the human face at the other. I thought Emma's knowledge of Dartmoor was amazing. Look forward to the next one mate.

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A great series Julian, very informative and extremely well produced

Another excellent episode Julian! Really loving this series. Learning so much!

Another wonderful Video of a truly memorable place, and another Guest for more info on the Moor, all the old tales make fascinating learning of the area and superb Images as well, look forward to Episode 4 best wishes Colin.

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Been waiting all week for tonight’s episode Julian. I love Nun’s Cross too and although it’s been ’snapped‘ a million times, it’s definitely a special place. Really like the editing too by the way. Thank you. Dave

Evening Julian, I have a lovely shot of Nuns Cross Farm with it's famous garden gate taken in the fog, all very earie. Nuns Cross itself, I captured just after my husband died 18months ago, looking up the track with a trainee group of Royal Marines going up the hill. The lighting that day was ideal for a B&W. The 2 images go well together. I took delivery last week of the Dartmoor Tors Compendium. I am not a photography book person, but this is going to become my Darmoor Bible. I made a start with a scout to a new Tor for me on Sunday afternoon. The dog and I had a wonderful time. Next time you are in the Nun's Cross farm area check out Whiterocks. Walk down the hill to find a wealth of remains of old buildings, fenced off mine workings and a whole lot more. I have been several times, but still struggling for that perfect image. You will love the photographic challenge. Great series, perhaps you could do a part two when you have got your breath back. This has taken an awful lot of time and effort so maybe next year.

I’ve really enjoyed this excellent series, thank you Julian

Beautifully put together once again..

fantastic video dartmoor is my second home im always on dartmoor shooting stills and motion timelapses ,well done

Great review, very interesting. I went through a similar sort of exercise. I already had a Z 5 and wanted a crop sensor Nikon to replace my D 7100 so, after much research, I decided on the Z 50. I just wondered why you went for the Z fc over the Z 50, especially as the z 50 is very similar but with better weather sealing (or so I've been led to believe) and a more robust body.

do you do talks to camera clubs

I've been at Jay's grave right through to the very early hours! Folklore has it that if you see the ghost you are supposed to go insane!

It's always been one of my favourite venues to Photograph over the years, and with the Historic information you provide you can appreciate it even more, It is a lovely series of Films that are really well made and your passion for the area really shines through, look forward to the next episode, Colin. (and the Images are superb as well, are you still using the Z7 or Z8.)

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Another great watch Julian.

Another superb film. Great to see Josephine exhibiting her innovative and unique work.

Fabulous series Julian, very well done! Such a valuable resource for those wishing to visit Dartmoor, and even for those of us who are familiar with the moors too.

Excellent episode with great editing , Well done Jules. Kilmartin Glen meets Dartmoor !