Kelp and FernMY WAY - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEALHdVvFxg
A glorious drift along Pembrokeshire Coast Path, featuring Sanna as she attempted to take the fastesat known time.
Such an amazing adventure to be a part of and below i'll go through why.
First, I have prioritised Wales for the last decade in my film-making and photography. It's my home and where I felt needed more attention, especially in the outdoor and adventure media.
So to be a part of Sanna's adventure on what was the very first National Trail in Wales really means a lot. The opening scene shows the relief map of Wales and zooms in on Pembrokeshire and I feel an amazing sense of pride being able to share that moment and show this part of the world and hopefully Sannas story has inspired others to come here to enjoy the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
My second aim is all about what types of documentaries I put out that feature landscapes and athletes moving through them.
Because i'm not tied to brands or sponsors, I can put out what works best to showcase what Sanna went through to make this feat of endurance and to really highlight the beauty of this part of the world.
This leads on to my final aim. Being the absolute best trail running camera operator I can be. I've learned a lot in the last 20+ years as a landscape photographer, nature and trail running documentary film-maker.
To be on the trail, in the landscape, be with the subject for the maximum time my body will allow directly connects the viewer to what the runner is going through. If I'm not there filming and burying myself to document their story, i'm failing. I aimed to run half the distance with Sanna whilst filming and I got close to that, something i'm also very proud of.
If you would like to support my work, you can join as a member on Youtube, donate on Ko-Fi or become a patreon. This will help to always put the landscapes and stories of the athletes first.
Martin
#trailrunning #ultramarathon #pembrokeshirecoastpath #walescoastpath
A glorious drift along Pembrokeshire Coast Path, featuring Sanna as she attempted to take the fastesat known time.
Such an amazing adventure to be a part of and below i'll go through why.
First, I have prioritised Wales for the last decade in my film-making and photography. It's my home and where I felt needed more attention, especially in the outdoor and adventure media.
So to be a part of Sanna's adventure on what was the very first National Trail in Wales really means a lot. The opening scene shows the relief map of Wales and zooms in on Pembrokeshire and I feel an amazing sense of pride being able to share that moment and show this part of the world and hopefully Sannas story has inspired others to come here to enjoy the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
My second aim is all about what types of documentaries I put out that feature landscapes and athletes moving through them.
Because i'm not tied to brands or sponsors, I can put out what works best to showcase what Sanna went through to make this feat of endurance and to really highlight the beauty of this part of the world.
This leads on to my final aim. Being the absolute best trail running camera operator I can be. I've learned a lot in the last 20+ years as a landscape photographer, nature and trail running documentary film-maker.
To be on the trail, in the landscape, be with the subject for the maximum time my body will allow directly connects the viewer to what the runner is going through. If I'm not there filming and burying myself to document their story, i'm failing. I aimed to run half the distance with Sanna whilst filming and I got close to that, something i'm also very proud of.
If you would like to support my work, you can join as a member on Youtube, donate on Ko-Fi or become a patreon. This will help to always put the landscapes and stories of the athletes first.
Martin
#trailrunning #ultramarathon #pembrokeshirecoastpath #walescoastpath
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