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Exploring Cornwall’s Abandoned Mines at Sunset | TTArtisan 27mm & 56mm Lens Test POV Adventure

Join me on a POV adventure through the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Botallack, Cornwall — once a thriving mining hub, now an atmospheric coastal relic. In this coastal exploration, I take you along on a sunset hike and hands-on test of the TTArtisan 27mm and 56mm lenses. Part 1 features a walk through dramatic clifftops and abandoned tin mines, with a focus on capturing the landscape and story through composition and focal length. SPOILER ALERT - Unfortunately, my GoPro battery dies mid-shoot... Part 2 continues the journey with fresh perspective and insight into lens choice for storytelling, before ending on a breathtaking Cornish sunset. Whether you're into photography, lens comparisons, or just love Cornwall’s rugged coastline, this is a journey worth watching! 🚐 Summer park up recommendation - Parknoweth Campsite - Perfect location just 5 mins walk from the mines! https://www.parknowethfarm.com/ 🎒 Gear Used: Fujifilm X-T5 TT Artisan 27mm f/2.8 TT Artisan 56mm f/1.8 GoPro & Chest Mount 👍 Like, subscribe, and hit the bell if you enjoy coastal photography, creative road trips, and behind-the-scenes content. ✨ Creating space for connection, creativity & community! Find me here: Website: https://www.emilyendeanphotography.co.uk Instagram:   / emily_endean_photography   Prints: https://www.emilyendeanphotography.co... Workshops: https://www.emilyendeanphotography.co... Presets: https://www.emilyendeanphotography.co... ☕ And if you want to support me one step further you can buy me a coffee! buymeacoffee.com/emily_endean_photography #FujifilmXT5 #POVPhotography #landscapephotography #CornwallAdventure #ExploringCornwall #cornwall #Botallack #SunsetPhotography #LensTest #ttartisan #FujifilmLenses #POVAdventure #LandscapePhotography #AbandonedMines #CornwallMines #CinematicPOV #PhotographyVlog #TravelVlogUK