Air 2s The tallest sailing vessel in the world, Golden Horizon, leaves Fowey Harbour, Cornwall

[GrimtheViking]

Brilliant, thanks for sharing.

 

[rawman001]

Really wonderful video! Beautiful ship.

 

[fguthrie]

Really enjoyed your video - very relaxing too! Thanks for sharing - gave it a like you YouTube.

 

[Jeremy Clark]

Hi Jeremy. Cracking video. Can I ask as I am new to this, did you need any permission for flying over Fowey Harbour. Been there a few times and the scenery is stunning, even on foot.

Thanks for the kind words. There were no warnings or restrictions on Altitude Angel Drone Assist and no NOTAMS despite the ship being there, so I just flew

 

[Jeremy Clark]

Really enjoyed your video - very relaxing too! Thanks for sharing - gave it a like you YouTube.

Thanx so much

 

[Jeremy Clark]

Really wonderful video! Beautiful ship.

Thanks for the kind words. She certainly is something to see

 

[Hardgainer]

Beautiful great footage great score.

 

[Jeremy Clark]

Beautiful great footage great score.

Thanks so much. The music is called Finding Melody by Gavin Luke and is downloaded from Epidemic Sounds

 

[BigB]

Nice work! The clarity of the video is excellent. Just as a point of interest I did note the continuity was a little astray. There were shots where the tug was attached to the stern of the sailing ship, then not attached, then attached again. Continuity is really important when developing a a video. But nice work nonetheless.

 

[Jeremy Clark]

Nice work! The clarity of the video is excellent. Just as a point of interest I did note the continuity was a little astray. There were shots where the tug was attached to the stern of the sailing ship, then not attached, then attached again. Continuity is really important when developing a a video. But nice work nonetheless.

Thanks for the kind words and feedback. A couple of my friends said the same thing about the continuity. I originally edited the clips in order but felt some of the shots were a bit similar, and so decided in the interest of the visual flow, to edit it as I did. I should’ve planned a bit more in advance perhaps ?

 

[Spikemixture]

Visited Fowey Harbour last night to film the largest sailing vessel in the world, Golden Horizon, moored, then prepare & leave the harbour with the help of the FHC Tugboat Morgawr & the pilot boat. I hope you enjoy

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Spectacular footage.
Any reason why nothing from the front or above ?

 

[Jeremy Clark]

Spectacular footage.
Any reason why nothing from the front or above ?

Thanks for the kind words. Filming from the front, if lower, made it difficult keeping VLOS from where I was standing. There is one shot from above in the clip, but that was the only one I filmed

 

[Galeforce1]

Thanks so much. Have to admit I’m quite pleased with this one ?

Yes, so you should be.

To me, this is the quality of drone footage that I aspire to. Thank you so much.
I used to go to Fowey back in the 70's, but never saw it like this, and never realised it was quite as beautiful.

 

[Jeremy Clark]

Brilliant, thanks for sharing.

Thanks very much

 

[Jeremy Clark]

Yes, so you should be.

To me, this is the quality of drone footage that I aspire to. Thank you so much.
I used to go to Fowey back in the 70's, but never saw it like this, and never realised it was quite as beautiful.

Thanks a lot. It’s such a beautiful town. On my YouTube channel, there’s an earlier clip of Fowey, taken from the other end of town near the castle. Have a look

 

[Swamidoc]

Visited Fowey Harbour last night to film the largest sailing vessel in the world, Golden Horizon, moored, then prepare & leave the harbour with the help of the FHC Tugboat Morgawr & the pilot boat. I hope you enjoy

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nicely done!

 

[Jeremy Clark]

Thanks very much