Showing posts with label Maya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maya. Show all posts

Friday, August 31, 2012

The Maya Diaries - Episode 11 - Cornwall Holiday 2009 Day Four






Here we have the final video of my Cornwall holiday where we return to St Michael's Mount, thankfully today it is open. When you visit the Mount the similarities between Mont-Saint-Michel in Normandy, France are easy to see. The weather was lovely and the scenery was amazing. All throughout this holiday will really lucky to have great weather, considering we didn't have one day of rain this has been the best holiday in Cornwall for the weather. After St Michaels Mount we travelled further to the end of the country and visited Mousehole. A gorgeous picturesque fishing town with lovely sidestreets just begging to be explored. From Mousehole we carried on down the coast to visit the Minack Theatre. A staggeringly unique phenomenon that has been seen to believed however our personal exploration will have to wait until another time. Our final destination of the day was land's end. While the overt commercialisation of the area has had a detrimental affect on its beauty once you get beyond the cheap attractions and stand on the precipice of the last cliff of England you begin to appreciate its beauty and its appeal. We end our video with some Morris dancing, quintessentially English and in my view a perfect way to end the series of videos documenting my holiday in Cornwall. Thanks to everyone for watching and I'll be back soon with another video. Thank you for watching and don't forget to subscribe to be kept upto date instantly. All multimedia displayed is done so with fair use ...


Sunday, August 19, 2012

The Maya Diaries -- Episode 08 -- Cornwall Holiday 2009 Day One






Last month myself and some friends travelled down to a campsite just outside the town of Penzance for a couple of days of son, surf and relaxation. This is quite a short episode as the first day was primarily spent with driving down the seven hours from Essex to the very foot of the country. After that all we really had time to do was just set up the tent get some supplies from the supermarket in Penzance. We finished the day with a barbecue and eagerly awaiting our friend's arrival on the next day. Just a quick plug to everybody, don't forget you can subscribe in a number of ways. If you just want to receive updates of my video diaries then you can go to my YouTube channel and subscribe in the normal way. However if you want to be kept up to date with not only my video diary but my conventional written word blog (some posts will be interspersing the video blogs shortly) then you can goto adam-optical-minefield.blogspot.com and use the links to the left. Finally, if you're interested in Maya 3-D work and my other professional aspirations then you can go to my main 3-D site at www.optical-minefield.co.uk. Thank you for watching and i'll speak to you soon. Music used: * Cake Comfort Eagle









After a hearty meal of bacon served by our lovely host, we prepped the car and left on our 150 mile journey into the wilds of Dartmoor where we'd be making camp for the night at the bottom of a track "Unsuitable for motors" Visit our website at www.onelasttrip.net
Video Rating: 5 / 5