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I have a Vista, used to do 8x10 color slide when price was affordable and E3 processing was cheap. Used to go deep in colorado.I miss it so bad. Can't do it anymore.

Hi Shane. I'm a huge fan of your work and videos. All of the images in this are stellar but the last for me really resonated. The colour palette is only how nature can do it (it seems), and the composition is gorgeous. It would look incredible on any wall. Definitely deserved more than 5 seconds air time! Keep up the great work and thank you for your content 👌

Kind of makes my new 6x6 bronica seem silly

每次看到你的照片，都会会心一笑。一种接近永恒的东西。我觉得我迟早会背着大画幅相机，去拍树，拍山，拍一点这个世界比较固定的东西。

🙏🏻സൂപ്പർ 👍🏻👌🏻♥

Love these videos man! Do you think you could include some more zoomed in video or the photo? To show off the detail of the large format?

What an awesome journey you took us through. Fantastic pictures too.

Another fine video. Thank you for sharing and showing the final results.

I have forgotten most of what I knew about film photography - haven't done any since the 70's but I love your aesthetic and skill!

I agree with Dave below, the last shot was incredibly beautiful! You are a fine photographer. You have one photographic virtue that I struggle with - patience.

I miss the sound of the babbling brook (print washer) while working in the darkroom! I'd love to see a tour of your darkroom!

Nicely done! The lack of voice over until the end forces you to pay attention to what you're doing not saying. Calming...

Very good

Good Luck

Very good

Shane, love your work! I've been watching your channel for a few weeks and going back thru some of the past episodes. 20+ years ago when I gave up film and darkrooms and embraced digital photography I was in heaven - no more messy chemicals and film to buy not to mention trying to mimic the tools you find Photoshop and other software. Digital is soo much easier but, maybe I lost something from the film days. I shoot medium format which, like your 8x10 camera, tends to slow you down and make you very deliberate in your process. I also love the 4x10 format film which is close to the XPAN format that Hasselblad developed in the 90's. Without question, your work is some of the finest film photography I've ever seen and I was wondering if you would do a video about your development process. Maybe you have but I didn't see anything going back through you channel. I am toying with the idea of buying a 8x10 camera but don't remember much about developing film except it was messy and smelly.

really nice to see you back!

To take some thing of nature and turn it into a thing of Beauty is on it own a Craft.

Congratulations on this beautiful work. I love it! Art from a relatively simple subject and scene.

Missed the videos mate. Glad to see one back on my feed.

the first exposure of the cliff juniper is my favorite! great video Shane

Welcome back Shane,great darkroom ,beautiful photographs!

beautiful work Shane!

Fabulous.

I love your videos and the deliberation they capture.

Outstanding videos, thank you so much sharing this amazing scene and your pictures are so great!

Outstanding videos, thank you so much sharing this amazing scene and your pictures are so great!

Use your phone's camera to check the lower corners if you can't get your eye in there

Nice to see you posting again. Great video as always.

I don’t believe in perfection, but this video is definitely masterful.

Glad to see you back. Looking forward to seeing some darkroom prints.

If you slide the rear forward to the front and use your long lupe to poke into the (lower 2) corners of the groundglass, is it hard to see if there is vignetting when using the 210mm? How far can you push the rear stardard forward before the vignetting starts to kick in? Better when using the 240mm? Will it solve the issue by using a longer lupe tube? The rear standard does not offer a possibility to rise, which would have solved the problem, I guess.

Great to have you back

Your darkroom is up and running! Congrats. On the second shot it seems the bellows was almost at full extension, no? Looked a bit precarious sitting on that ledge there. I liked the first shot of the second composition better than the last shot, I think having the cloud in there helped it. Just my two cents.

Congrats on the darkroom! It's nice to see it in action. That 8x10 enlarger is huge!. That first juniper was my favorite but both are great.

nice to see you back

Great video, love the shots you got of the Junipers. Gives me some inspiration on pacing for some of my next videos.

Beautiful video and photographs

I really enjoy these videos! Thank you so much for your content. I hope to one day shoot 4X5 and these are very inspiring.

Far too many people think that a snap with a mobile 'phone makes them a good photographer; stay by the side of the car and snap, that's it - maybe a few 'selfies' thrown in for good measure and posted too anti-social media. Oh, how wrong they are. Sir, you show what true photography is. The art form, the technical skill and, almost as importantly, a large format camera. I now use a 35mm SLR with a T/S lens due to a knee injury making carrying too much equipment less desirable than it once was. One body, one lens [sometimes a second as a just in case], a carbon fibre tripod, cable release, dark cloth and a set of filters. Pure, simple(?) and a joy to take time, to enjoy being outside spending time watching the light change.

I was one of the lucky ones to have ordered an 8x10 film holder case from you. I love it so much. It is a work of art. Such good quality and craftsmanship. Thank you again. Love the work you do and especially the photos!

Will this conversion also work on a G550?

Thank you for saving me from yet another Ben Horne episode. But I still think you should get more "Fatalish" and make spend more time "waiting for the light" a bigger part of your already stunning compositions.

Happy to see more of your images and videos. Motivation to get out and shoot more film.

Sir great art question what black and white film do you use.

Really amazing work also very inspiring to see you in the field 👏

very cool, can you tell me the name of this system for opening and closing the drawers, I am a truck driver and want to make something similar for myself, but I can not find this system on the Internet, I will be very grateful

Beautiful trees. The film holders are exquisite as well.

Like everyone here, I'm glad to see you back< Shane. and I'm still hoping for that darkroom tour.

Which brand of 8x10 are you using?