Englishman in New York - 35mm Street Photography POV
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Part 4 - In this video, I explore the streets of New York with two different cameras: a Bessa R2. I show you how I captured the city’s vibe and energy from a first-person perspective.
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A leap back into photography after a few years out, this time with a difference
Before I lost my passion it was all about the mega pixels and sensor size, and I became all consumed with getting "the shot", instead of enjoying the location, the walk, the company, this time however its different, its about the adventure and going back to the beginning, relearning film in 35mm, 120mm medium format and 4x5 large format.
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Touristy? More like different perspective! Sometimes its good to see the same thing in a different light. I love the hot dog stand shot for that reason. The way you captured this glowing beacon of food in theb night looks amazing. Great video!
Thanks AstroMechanic, I would love to go back and capture more day to day life, but I wanted to get the classics in my portfolio, but I always enjoy seeing what other people capture from classic locations 😁
Amazing video, thanks from Brazil
Wow thanks Brunetti, Brazil is somewhere I’ve always wanted to visit, one day I will 👍
My BEAUTIFUL city, i shoot in CENTRAL PARK OFTEN. Nice shots here.
Thanks Mark, I have to say, I love NY, absolutely amazing place and I can’t wait to go back
Some really lovely compositions here and lovely halation.
The 800 tungsten cinema films always seem a bit cold in daylight, I’ve seen the 85b (orange/warming) filters recommended to combat that but haven’t tried it myself yet.
Thanks Always_anal0g, I will have to give a 85b a go, thanks for the tip 👍 I do love the halation it creates
Touristy is OK. Many good photographs have been taken of people being tourists. It is still real. Enjoyed the video.
Thanks Ted, I say touristy because at home I always try to avoid taking that type of shot, not that there is anything wrong with a touristy shot, but could not help it in NY, I would love to go back a few more times are get more involved in day to day life, it’s such an amazing place