Looking at all Ansel Adams' work, I've always wanted to shoot Yosemite. I remember you shot some of it I think last year. Seems like such a beautiful place man.
@@thefilmdaddy ahhh yes! Yosemite is a dream! I haven’t actually been yet! I’ve been to Zion National Park a couple times though! I have the book Ansel Adams at 100 and it is truly inspiring!
My hometown!! A lady named Nancy used to operate that Honolulu Club. The back of the bar was her house. She recently moved after her mom passed away but sold the bar to her neighbor who wants to eventually bring the bar back to life!
Route 66 is really diverse and so many great buildings to photograph just off the side of the road. 3:14 that shot looks so cool with the blue building in the foreground and the orange mountains I the back. I also like the before sunrise shot at 4:22.
Thanks for watching and supporting my videos as always! Yes its such a long and fun route to explore! So many towns, states, climates, and landscapes to see along the way and so many cool old buildings and signs!!
Thank you for you video. I’m a native from Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. Love your photos of The Honolulu Club. I seen this couple years ago and have it on our bucket list now that we live in Las Vegas, NV. Awesome photos of this monument. Aloha!
As always Sir..great video and photography. Those palm trees WOW, the black and white one my fave. Good you got your historical photo of the Honolulu club. Simply brilliant work 🇺🇸❤
Another magic video man, loved the part about previzin' the Honolulu Club - well done for achieving that shot after so long. Such a good feeling to nail something you've been thinking of for so long. Those night shots on Ekatr though, holy moly love that church man. The Pro400H can't hold a candle to the Ektar. Loved this one and also can't believe how damn long route 66 is!
Thanks so much man!! Yeah I feel relieved that I was able to capture the Honolulu Club on film before it eventually doesn’t exist! And right?? Ektar is soooooo good!!
That small palm tree near the end of the video.... and.... ah... them birds, they look like pigeons to me but I'm no Ornithologist, some nice photos Reimann.
Awesome video! Been watching your videos for a while now. I just got my Canon P and l can’t wait to try it out. If it’s not too much of a hassle would also love to see what camera and lens were used for what shot. Looking forward to the next one!
@@vincec4248 yeah I’m pretty sure the 1.8 was pretty standard with the P. I think you could also buy it with the 1.4 when it was new! I would definitely get a 35mm lens first!
7:44 This is the better image of the church. The other one(s) lacked clarity of composition in my mind, this one is clean and organized, especially with the edge of the road and that rubble forming a line leading up to the church. Very nice image. 11:14 I got the 40mm f4 Nikon for the S2A, if you find a clean copy of one, grab it. It's worth it. Not just for moments like this.
Thanks for watching! I’ve heard the 40mm is great! I’m thinking about getting the 200mm lens for the Bronica as I find myself needing a short telephoto when shooting medium format
@@ReimannPembroke I got the Nikkor-P.C 200mm f4, I find it sharp. I stayed away from the shorter tele lenses as many claim those are not sharp. I see no issues with my 200mm. Be aware though, the minimum focus distance is a whopping 3 meters (>10 feet), so if you're hoping for some close up shots with magnification, that ain't gonna happen.
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I'd love to get on Route 66 myself. Definitely a goal of mine.
@@foggygray it’s definitely something everyone should do if they get the chance! Truly unique experience
Looking at all Ansel Adams' work, I've always wanted to shoot Yosemite. I remember you shot some of it I think last year. Seems like such a beautiful place man.
@@thefilmdaddy ahhh yes! Yosemite is a dream! I haven’t actually been yet! I’ve been to Zion National Park a couple times though! I have the book Ansel Adams at 100 and it is truly inspiring!
My hometown!! A lady named Nancy used to operate that Honolulu Club. The back of the bar was her house. She recently moved after her mom passed away but sold the bar to her neighbor who wants to eventually bring the bar back to life!
Oh awesome!! Thanks so much for leaving this comment! I hope the bar comes back!
Route 66 is really diverse and so many great buildings to photograph just off the side of the road. 3:14 that shot looks so cool with the blue building in the foreground and the orange mountains I the back. I also like the before sunrise shot at 4:22.
Thanks for watching and supporting my videos as always! Yes its such a long and fun route to explore! So many towns, states, climates, and landscapes to see along the way and so many cool old buildings and signs!!
Awesome shots! Especially the ones of the club before sunrise were breathtaking.
Thank you!! I’m glad you liked them!
Thank you for you video. I’m a native from Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. Love your photos of The Honolulu Club. I seen this couple years ago and have it on our bucket list now that we live in Las Vegas, NV. Awesome photos of this monument. Aloha!
@@PSapphireJ thanks for watching! It’s definitely a must see monument before it’s gone
The photo of the church scanned as Portra was the best for me. Excited for the next one!
Heck yeah! I’m glad somebody else liked that one as much as me!
As always Sir..great video and photography. Those palm trees WOW, the black and white one my fave. Good you got your historical photo of the Honolulu club. Simply brilliant work 🇺🇸❤
Thank you so much Ian! I was really happy with how the video and most of the photos turned out!!
The Honolulu Club photos before sunrise 🤤🤤🤤🤤
Ahhh thanks for watching Julie! So glad you liked the photos! New episode tomorrow!
Another magic video man, loved the part about previzin' the Honolulu Club - well done for achieving that shot after so long. Such a good feeling to nail something you've been thinking of for so long. Those night shots on Ekatr though, holy moly love that church man. The Pro400H can't hold a candle to the Ektar. Loved this one and also can't believe how damn long route 66 is!
Thanks so much man!! Yeah I feel relieved that I was able to capture the Honolulu Club on film before it eventually doesn’t exist! And right?? Ektar is soooooo good!!
Thanks for including the titles of the music you used. I like the palms in the foreground of the church photo. Yes, the scan as Porta works nicely.
Ah thanks for watching Tom! I am happy with that Portra scan!
That small palm tree near the end of the video.... and.... ah... them birds, they look like pigeons to me but I'm no Ornithologist, some nice photos Reimann.
Thanks so much for watching!! And yeah they definitely could have been pigeons, sometimes they look really similar!
Route 66 is unbeatable. Thanks Reimann for sharing your pictures, they're full of atmosphere!
Thanks so much for watching! Hopefully my photos did this little stop justice!
Awesome video! Been watching your videos for a while now. I just got my Canon P and l can’t wait to try it out.
If it’s not too much of a hassle would also love to see what camera and lens were used for what shot. Looking forward to the next one!
Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoy your Canon P! What lenses are you going to get for it?
@@ReimannPembroke mine came with the 50mm f1.8 l think that’s standard? I heard the f1.4 is amazing but thinking l should probably get a 35mm first
@@vincec4248 yeah I’m pretty sure the 1.8 was pretty standard with the P. I think you could also buy it with the 1.4 when it was new! I would definitely get a 35mm lens first!
7:44 This is the better image of the church. The other one(s) lacked clarity of composition in my mind, this one is clean and organized, especially with the edge of the road and that rubble forming a line leading up to the church. Very nice image.
11:14 I got the 40mm f4 Nikon for the S2A, if you find a clean copy of one, grab it. It's worth it. Not just for moments like this.
Thanks for watching! I’ve heard the 40mm is great! I’m thinking about getting the 200mm lens for the Bronica as I find myself needing a short telephoto when shooting medium format
@@ReimannPembroke I got the Nikkor-P.C 200mm f4, I find it sharp. I stayed away from the shorter tele lenses as many claim those are not sharp. I see no issues with my 200mm. Be aware though, the minimum focus distance is a whopping 3 meters (>10 feet), so if you're hoping for some close up shots with magnification, that ain't gonna happen.