In The Field: RMNP 02
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Back in the park with the intrepid 4x5 field camera. I found this really sweet tunnel view and had to hang out for awhile. I ended up shooting three different scenes in this area alone and we decided to have lunch there and take it all in. It was a really cool afternoon and an exciting day for me as a photographer.
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Love the assistant! She’s lovely!
You're back :)
Glad you’re back! Great scene. Keep on keeping on 👍🏻
Great looking composition. Welcome back I've missed your videos!
Nice! Shadows and light are what I look for in my landscapes. 👍
Nice, that sun was definitely worth the wait - it really made the result a lot more dynamic; really great light and dark zones throughout the composition. Great to have you back!! :-D
James Pearson that backlit grass looked great!
Great to have you back. Beautiful photo and loved the walkthrough from set up to final photograph.
You’re back! Alright!!!!!! Love the vids! Thanks for making them!
Fp4 interesting choice and with a red filter to boot.
Oh yeah! You are back sir!!! Great photo op indeed! Now we want more! :)
I can't help feeling that in this circumstance a graduated neutral density filter would have been more effective in controlling the contrast in this scene than the red filter you used. The sky looks unnatural with artefacts and although the blue sky is darkened the stream is also darkened. A polariser might have given a little more flexibility here. Just my thoughts of course and you may quite rightly think my thoughts are bunkum. The scene and composition are lovely.
Super awesome! Really glad I came across this channel! I'm planning/designing a cabin studio space in my backyard right now which I'm hoping can include a darkroom, and these videos are inspiring me to keep working towards having a space to do more film shooting with!
That sounds so awesome! Thank you!
glad you are back , i always enjoyed your darkroom videos , hope you'll make more ! ( especially the "announced but never released " video about the RH design timer system !)
Long time no see! Glad you're back. Great photo :)
I'd discovered your channel like 2 weeks ago, and liked it a lot, but sadly found that your last post was 8 months ago :( Now you are back! Please continue to make good videos like this and the previous!
Thank you for your video :) I would like to ask why did you used Ilford FP4 ? Thank you.
Just experimenting with different film types. I was aiming for lower grain but have since stop worrying so much about grain with 4x5 (even 400 speed 4x5 is pretty free of grain)
I really like your format and this professionalism, i am quite courious about. Regarding the amount of editing and quality in your footage (not in this particular video, buit in general), your amount of views seem stupidly low. Your channel is another sad example that nowadays "real" content and enthusiasm worths not as much (financially) as trash-content.