Landscape Photography on Film | Woodland Mist Portra 400
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Film photography in woodland mist using Portra 400 and my Hasselblad 501cm medium format film camera; I can't put it any more simply than that. Sit back, relax and enjoy this landscape photography video.
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05:10 "It's all subjective. Just do what you love" My favourite quote of the day! 👌
This channel is everything that makes youtube great.
Best comment ever.
Yes exactly and every time i see his video...i feel like be with Thomas that location feel nature and learn everything about landscape photography.. Thank you.
What a great comment 👍
what's UA-cam? i thought we were on Thomas heaton's website ;)
Dont see any hot chic in here yet
“Of course it’s all subjective. Just do what you love.” This is why you are one of the best photographers on UA-cam.
It's fantastic to watch your every moment surrounded by nature...this is something I love doing too.
Love the last image
I agree, the colors were so subtle and unique.
I like the last photo the most. Colors are just superb.
Oh man all those sounds of the Hasselblad takes me back! That hood popping up, the latch on the film back... I miss that camera! Even the bloody plate that never wanted to go back in!
That is a good recipe, be it film or digital. Beautiful shots. Mists are magical to say the least. Colors, textures, mist and subtle light...I'd say that woodland was the perfect place to be on that day. :) Definitely have had to "eliminate things" with no choice in the comp also, Photoshop and Bob's your uncle!. That Pylons in the mist is really nice. making something unattractive, attractive, nice! Liken the lichen!
Honestly, your videos are all so peaceful and satisfying, that it cures my anxiety. Everytime I see a new one pop up on my feed, it brightens my day. Thanks a lot for that Thomas. Looking forward to many more brightened days!
I really appreciate your perspective and recipe of a great image, less clarity less vibrance less saturation less contrast , can't agree more.
I also appreciate you would shoot in a day like this because most photographers only shoot at sunny days, magic hours, something like that.
to me, misty , foggy , rainy days are part of the nature as well.
this reminds me to not take the mental shortcut „lanscape = wide angle“, but rather use that 150 next time to work out those details. thank you for that, thomas!
00:15 It's been many, *many* years since I shot film, (silence kids, grandpa is telling stories :-) ) but there was always that mix of excitement and 'fear' when you opened the package of a new roll of film. Carefully pulling out the strip of film, juuuust enough to fit on the winding spool, so with some luck you would manage to squeeze not 36, but 37 or sometimes even 38 exposures out of it... Closing the back of the camera and then hoping you did it right and the film wouldn't slip off the spool without you knowing it...
Yeah, all that came back when I saw Thomas load that roll of film in the camera :-)
portra 400 is the swiss army knife of film photographers ! Great work as usual !
Unfortunately in my country, way too many hunters in the woods during this part of the year, too dangerous to go there and shoot. Even during lockdown, shops are closed, people can't go outside more than 1h, and have to stay in a 1km radius area, but hunters are allowed to go into the woods... anyway, not the point of the video but, even though woodland photography is not my favorite kind, I would love to go out and shoot some fall colors
The Bob Ross of Photography
Beautiful morning indeed!
You even make power lines look beautiful!
Very zen today! Perfect watch on a Saturday morning.
Thomas every video that you making is a million dollar 💵🥰📸👍
Fantasy imagines as always. 📷
I think all the images shown had a great look. I quite agree with the reasoning for using Portra in light of the intended look you were after. It would have been between either that, or Ektar for me, which of course is a nice middle ground between Portra and Velvia, in respect to contrast\vibrance\saturation. You must be a better people person than me for sure...whenever I am out with Blad and folks pass me, they never invite me to take their picture! They look at me like some kind of weirdo!!
Hi Thomas how are you? I have wanted to tell you for a while that what you has been an inspiration to me. Your channel is the 8th wonder of the world in my opinion. My name is Reno Manne and I am a very well known coach...apparently. I have been watching your videos for over a year now. You make the world a better place, you really do. I have become a very enthusiastic photographer again after watching your videos. I had the love of photography since I was a boy but didn't find the inspiration to believe in myself as a photographer, being a famous coach leaves you with an identity if you know what I mean. Watching your videos has given me an inner peace and a direction to follow a hobby again that gives me joy. The joy of nature that has alway been in me, the want to capture natures beauty. Watching your channel has been that inspiration. Your channel is the best I have seen. Thank you for what you do Thomas.
Liked. Also I received my calendar and your book! Love your channel, pleased to support it.
Really enjoyed how you opened up this video. Felt like I’d stepped into those woods with you for a couple of minutes. Great work as always Thomas
really really fantastic , amazing photos I like so very much congratulations
This was, is my opinion, the best series of images you've ever shot! In awe of every single one!
What a great way to start the day.
One has to love those Portra 400 colors! That first image especially is insanely good! One of your best in my opinion 😃
always a pleasure Tom
There is something calming about watching the set up of loading the film, setting up the tripod, mounting the camera, metering, and firing the shutter all in the still quietness of the woods. I really enjoyed the video and your photography journey.
Ah great. Another Video from Thomas - Time to switch from watching on the small display while doing stuff to kicking back with a coffee and watching the video on the big screen.
So peaceful to watch.
Pretty sure Skylum's AI Software can add some nice mist for you, among other things🤣🤣🤣 taking away the excitement and euphoria of catching the exact right moment in the field, imo🤗 FYI a big thumbs up👍
I can't thank you enough for your videos ♡ I discovered your channel about one month ago and it's not only interesting and beautiful to watch for me as a photographer, it also helps calming me down because I suffer from a general anxiety dissorder and panic attacks.
Nice woodland photos!
I really liked that last shot. Its clarity, thanks to no mist, suited it well. Typical lovely video all around.
15 people had watched this video when I started and 336 by the time I finished. Great video and very instructional as always.
First time here! I love it 🇷🇴😊
Great shots matey beautiful conditions
Good old Thrunton. Great for a run with the dog. Some nice twisted older trees around Callaly crag and Hob's nick .
Whenever my mojo is waning, especially this year... I just watch your videos and I'm reinvigorated once again 😊
your compositions are awesome... good work
Portra 400 is a beautiful choice to complement autumn colors.
Loving your local lockdown videos Thomas. Found your comments really insightful, especially using square crop to help simplify the image, great stuff sir 👍
Excellent job Thomas..I just wished you have added the metering process in these misty conditions..said that, thank you for sharing your experiences..
Catching up with the videos Thomas. Loving your film shoots. Inspired to dig our my old OM10 and maybe asking for a Mamiya 645 from Santa. Still the best channel on you tube. Keep creating .
Peaceful.
What a beautiful woodland. Really enjoyed this video. Your images are sublime. And the clip of the friesian horse at the end was an extra special treat.
Great composition and mood in the first few seconds of the video with the misty forest and bluish tint.
Honestly love this channel
Great video, Thomas!
just grab coffee on a rainy day, while watching tom videos. best combo ever. -
very simple video, yet so beautiful collection of shots and wonderful colors.
do hope after shooting maybe various of film types you can share more thoughts on your thoughts of each film, though you might already have in previous videos.
Awesome content Thomas ...really enjoy your channel
Your videos are my inspiration. Thanks for that!
Thomas, your pictures hit my taste on point this time. Goosebumps. Thanks.
Fantastic shot!!!
Love all these images
Loved the video. The colors of the trees, the ethereal mist, and the sounds of the mechanical film camera rarely heard these days. Thank you!
Good video. Good hair. You remind me of John Hassall from The Libertines.
Absolutely love the second image with the nice background colours. Keeping it simple really works.
Great video as always, Thomas. I don't understand why anybody would dislike video's like these. If you don't like it, just stop watching and go somewhere else, it ain't that hard.
*edit: I have the feeling that I can still see where the post was in that image with the pylons, but just might be me (NEED COFFEE), would have loved to have seen a before/after shot.
I've always enjoyed your content, but as a film enthusiast, I get even MORE excited when you release a new video using your Hasselblad :). Thanks for the awesome video!
I think the last shot was better for not having had more fog. There was enough mist there to give the forest a lot of depth, but the minimal amount of it allowed for quite a colorful image. Well done!
Awesome as always mate...
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Really enjoy watching you take shots on the hasselblad. It looks like a joy to use, it's making want one....proper analogue! 👍
I remember having to do this when there was no alternative and initially had no inclination to going back but who knows! Great blog as always
Portra is probably my favorite all time colour film.
Thanks Thomas, Love it.
Thanks for taking me with you on your adventures. They are so much fun.
Loving all these close to home videos. So simple and inspirational.
Terrific Thomas
Man. So pumped you're shooting so much film lately. Amazing images!
Love that photo of the pilons in the mist that came out so well
Great video, as always. I love just zoning out to your calming voice and great images.
ahhh the ever elusive conditions we all dream of :-) enjoyed the adventure , damn that fog moved fast tho !!
The first shot in the mist was adorable! 👌
Book is on my Christmas list :-)
What a fantastic video! Especially the first two minutes. Love the atmosphere and the pictures!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hi Thomas, as you said the last few videos ( 7-8 episodes) are shooting trees. Time to change the subject soon. Nice video as usual
Tom, you and Portra work extremely well together! I look forward to seeing what you both come up with in the near future.
I ordered your book and calendar and they should be arriving tomorrow! I can't wait!
The thing I miss about not having a Hasselblad, is looking into the ground glass...it is a magic world . Everything else you can have
It's true, somehow it feels more three dimensional than the real world.
Lovely images. Portra 400 was a great choice.
A wonderful video and some wonderful pictures on film really enjoyed this !
After I've watched a 2017 video where you read comments, I can't help but remember that one from Chuck Norris about making money out of lamba tree pictures.
It's just a matter of sensibility, some people can't appreciate the beauty of simple scenes.
SO freaking true.
I love the foggy dawn setting of this video. Times and places like that are so gorgeous :D
Loved the images, as always! The 'some sort of white post' is a field boundary marker, so there's either an oil or gas pipeline running underground at that point. Gas, I assume, remembering you're in the north east. Sorry to be an anorak!!
That first shot made me buy 5 Rolls of Porta 400 ready for my week off next week!
incredible shot so simple so minimalistic
Excellent work there..
The blue in that opening shot looks so cool! Bravo Thomas!
less dehaze ;-)
Beautiful shots
Thanks for sharing
another lovely video. 👍
IMO the Hasselblad is the best film camera and most enjoyable system ever made. Big statement, I know.
Love that first image. It would be interesting to see it in black and white as well.
Real nice to see such beautiful shots in an aesthetic which is the complete opposite that I go for. I love colour and crunch in overcast, wet conditions, but portra looks really nice here.
I really liked the silent intro. That setting didn't need music. I would title that first one "Absolutely Beech".
These are the types of videos I love to watch.
I must say I love the idea of shooting film again, I've really enjoyed these videos.
Love this! Excellent woodland photography.