A film documentary of a walk I made in 2008 from Irún, Spain, to the "end of the world" at Finisterre on the Northern and the Primitive Way of the "Camino de Santiago". Some 650 miles (a bit more than a thousand kilometers) in 40 days. From sea level up to 4000 feet (1200 metres) high, and for weeks in constant rain. Met some good folks, locals and pilgrims as well, made a few friends.
I shot some 13 minutes on four KODAK Ektachrome 64T cartridges, used a camera I hadn't used before. And after the film was revealed I realized that the mechanism of the camera was broken, not badly, but the images were quite jerky. So I had to apply some serious depan filters. It still looks jerky at a few points.
The soundtrack is "Secret Garden" from Susumu Yokota's The Boy and the Tree album, it is just perfect. The sequences come almost in chronological order.
Enjoy, and share your thoughts. Thanks. pandoukht
http://pandoukht.blogspot.com
Irún, San Sebastián, Bilbao, Castro Urdiales, Laredo, Santander, Llanes, Oviedo, Lugo, Santiago de Compostela, Muxía, Fisterra
Gracias, chicos.
pandoukht 2 years ago
Thank you for this inspiration. I am considering this route this summer but am concerned about finding accommodation. What time of year did you do it?
Moshemane 2 years ago
From April 24th to June 3rd. There was absolutely no trouble finding an accommodation. (At least not until the Santiago-Muxía-Fisterra stage.) During the summer... I don't know. But think it should be calmer than the French way.
pandoukht 2 years ago