Enjoy the spectacular scenery! Cuenca and Campo de Cryptana in video Monk Takahiro Ueda's Circumnavigation of the World - Spain ⑬
Now, unlike my previous blog posts, I would like to introduce a video I shot with the functions of the digital camera I brought with me.
I am sure you must have wondered why we suddenly decided to introduce the video now, though.
I am ashamed to say that I did not know that my camera had a video recording function, and it was only in Spain that I finally realized this and started taking pictures.
I bought a digital camera in a hurry to coincide with my round-the-world trip.
If you say, "Read the manual," you are exactly right. I have no words to reply.
I underestimated that I would learn while I was shooting, and it turned out to be a mistake.
The idea of shooting video had never occurred to me, as I was only thinking of taking photos for my blog.
It was a very regrettable blunder.
If we had known about the video, we would have been able to leave behind some of the most powerful images in Africa and Israel.
I cannot regret it enough, but in a sense, this trip also made me want to express myself with words because of the lack of images.
I wonder if I would have tried so hard to write something using words if I had the video.
This is what the view in Africa looked like. Please take a look."
I am still lonely in terms of "writing things" in this way.
Yeah. This was the right thing to do. No video was needed.
So, although the video will continue to be treated only as an add-on, I would like to introduce the scenery of Cuenca and Campo de Cryptana to everyone here.
The video starts from a high point overlooking a parador and a house suspended in midair.
From there, walk down the road to the Parador.
And a view of Cuenca at night.
The picture quality may be poor and difficult to see, but I think it conveys a fantastic world.
Next is Campo de Cryptana.
Photographs of the scenery from the train windows and the road from the Campo de Cryptana station to the inn.
A walk along the road from the inn to the windmill and the windmill hill.
And the windmill hill at dusk.
Finally, the windmill hill in the morning.
The video was just a compilation of videos that I shot, so I could not do much elaborate editing, but I am happy if these images conveyed a little of the atmosphere of the site.
Videos will appear in future articles as well, but for my part, I intend to continue blogging as I have in the past, keeping my own words close to my heart.
Now, the next article will introduce Santiago de Compostela, a city in northern Spain.
It is a holy place for Catholic pilgrims.
It is a very important place in the Christian world.
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