@@kleanish I almost bought one last month, but I already have too many medium format cameras: Contax 645, rz67, fuji g690blp, Mamiya 645afd, Rolleichord (1951), and Moskva-5.
NO WAY. Jason Kummerfeldt was on my little league baseball team and highschool film class in the small town of Novato. Haven’t heard of him since 15 years ago. Glad to know he made it!
In a world ravaged by narcissism, it's so refreshing that Peter unlike other UA-camrs would take time and invest so much effort to promote other photographers.
He still can’t win though can he. People rabbiting on about “underrepresented female photographers” you like what you like. Who gives a shit whether they are female or not
Love that someone who inspires so many is still inspired by so many. You’re a good dude Pete. Thanks for the intro to some great photographers out there. 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
as someone who first started on digital 8 years ago and always watched your videos and then completely switched over to film in 2018 and have gotten to know the amazing film photography community of youtube, this is amazing.
Been following this channel for ever and I always love when you highlight other creators. Those two things I said don't necessarily belong but I wanted you to know both. I have been following a couple of these but now I have more to inspire me. Love that you gave love to Vuhlandes. Extremely unique individual and creative.
My face when Peter opened that fridge full of film! What a thing of beauty.... Wish I had enough film in stock to justify giving it a private fridge! lol
I worked in photography (fashion and stock in NY) from like 1989 to 2003..... I left just as the switch to digital was occurring. The part of this that cracks me up is we would NEVER shoot Kodak Gold. It was desperate, last option, only film you could find.... It's nice to see people shooting film again.
Glad these guys are getting some well deserved recognition. I know Joe & Willem both have photo books out, definitely the best way to consume their work if you can get your hands on them!
I love all of those photographers / creators ! Great video truly. Would love to see more representtion from diffrent genders of film photogrpahers. There are so many out there.
Old film guy here, did hundreds of weddings back in the 80's and early 90's, lived in Denver so had to mix wedding and landscape photography on many of the weddings I shot. Knowing your film type is key, I used Vericolor 120 (over exposed 1/2 stop) so mastering a film type is (I think) super important in Film Photography. Believe me being a film guy helped me so much when I started shooting digital. Nice video !!
Love this! And love that you're always putting the spotlight on other creatives. Such amazing photography. Also amazing that there was only 1 female photographer... I'm sure there are plenty out there who are worthy of making the list.
What a UNIQUE video this is Pete!. Absolutely loved watching their work. Thanks for sharing them with us. Love love... lots of love. I also have a film camera and I also feel like starting to shoot film someday soon.
Such great mentions, and beautiful work by the lot of them. Another great mention be Nick Carver. His work always seems so simple, but his attention to details, thought process and his experience with film deserve all the love and attention as well. You'd love his work.
Something you said that has always stuck with me was - making sure to send the elevator back down. It's why so many people respect what you do, love to see it man. Great video!
Thanks so much for the love, brother. Honored to have been able to provide a little bit of inspiration and information to someone who has provided so much for so many of us. Always happy to help. Oregon awaits you!
Can’t say enough about content creators with large followings on UA-cam who shout out other channels. Really feels like a community when this kind of stuff happens! Great vid.
One guy I've been following for so long who absolutely nails it is Trout and Coffee, he goes by kyle but just nails that nostalgic seasonal setting so insanely well. definitely worth a look
So great that you can share the limelight with these guys. Learnt about a few more film shooters to look into. Would be good to do a B&W group as well. Love the film journey.
Lol, modest Pete with images of the Yellowstone set is awesome 😁 TBF, you inspired me to make more effort into my photos. Editing, learned from some of your early vids. Granted, this is abt film, which I haven't shot in decades... Regardless... Your early work has been a huge inspiration to me. Thank you man. You rock.
It took me three days to finish this video because of the habit holes I fell in along the way. Another killer video Peter, thank you again for being a fountain of amazingness that shares the love!
Great vid, you hit all the majors. I was worried for a bit that Willem wasn't gonna get mentioned, but thankfully you do. He's the only UA-cam photographer that I bought a photo book from.
Hey peter, I saw your videos since 2019.. Where at that time I got my first project as a beginner photographer and I didn't know where to start. Now that I've been trusted by some great clients thanks to your tips, I'm planning to create my own UA-cam channel in the future.. I love you Peter and I'm very grateful.
Thanks for sharing these photographers! Some great new names for me to check out as well as some familiar ones. I'm glad Willem Verbeeck got a mention as he's been one of my favorites for a while.
5 years ago Matti and Peter inspired me to pickup a camera, during the pandemic Jason, Vuh, and Willem were my go to when I was learning film. I wish to see them be in one video with Peter.
I’m feeling so inspired right now!!’ Also can I just point out that your hat and boot game is ON POINT! Where did you get those boots?! We got to know!
Oh, they’re good shouts. Thanks for the share, mate. Always appreciate some inspiration in the feeds (rather than reels, eh?). AE-1 on your desk a while back? Love my AE-1. First SLR back in (cough) 1976. Gave it away to an art student, son’s GF. Missed it. Got another good one, couple years back and finally, FINALLY! found out that 35mm is my spirit animal focal length. Duh.
Something about film permits snap photography more. I love the style of snap photography but something about the age and techniques of film gives it validity. Images like you were mentioning with the pool stairs being the subject I love it. I'll continue to do it with my Ricoh GR III for now, but man I think film elevates the genre.
+ 1 Vuhlandes dude is one of the best on UA-cam, and he inspired me months ago to get into film. One person left off this list that I feel should of been on it. Mike Gray. Incredible film work, and he’s literally 2-3 years into it.
There has been people that said Peter might be killing film but it seems like this is a really positive impact on photography as a whole (except for ebay prices ;-;). Idk film ytbers are underated and this is so nice to see thanks for supporting the film photography!
All these guys are so talented, this is a new era for photography. But when you mentioned the GOATS and I thought you would be talking about Steve McCurry, Sebastiao Salgado, Garry Winogrand, Vivian Mayer etc etc.
You might like a Canadian photographer named Christine Fitzgerald. Years ago on Canada's 150th - I discovered her work when I applied to join a ship journey (came close, but missed the final cut) - her work is mind-blowing and I honestly think it will amaze you. Disclaimer: I am not responsible for any obsession with new photographic methods caused when/if you see this work. It's pretty "next-level" photography and it's analog at it's apex (imho). If you start getting into this - it's not my fault.
Loved this video! Many I already followed but many I didn’t and now am! I love seeing fellow photographers showing love! Was really hoping to see brae hunziker in this list. Does amazing videos of him on multiple day camping trips in Washington state and his film photography is 20/10. Anyone who hasn’t seen Brae’s photos or videos should check his content out!
Talking of film "Kodachrome 25" Omg. I was using this back in the 80s to make stereo 3d photos on 2 Canon A1s. "Did anyone else ever do this?“ To view them I converted a veiwmaster to take slide film. Looking back at them is incredible, like I'm actually there! Total nerd stuff, loved it... Finally getting back into it, forgot how much I loved cameras. Anyway, glad I found your channel, love it!
Good to see Willem make the cut here! Dude is killing the film game. Sam Elkins and grainy days Jason are also amazing. Just binged grainy days YT while home sick for a few days.
I'm going to get super real for a second so i apologize in advance. My job lately has been a living hell for a variety of reasons but pausing for 15 minutes and 28 seconds to give this video a bit of my time during the day was worth every second. I don't love what I do, it's a stepping stone to bigger and better things down the road but I do love my youtube channel and the joy it brings me. Seeing a video like this always reminds me that even when life or a job can get crazy you have to remind yourself it's not the end all be all. Theres always other opportunities out there and even if you're in a rough place today, doesn't mean you will be tomorrow. these artiest were able to take the thing they love and turn it into a life well lived. If they can do it then why cant we.
I remember when my dad shot his last roll of Kodachrome and told me all about why it was a big deal. I didn't get it until years later when I truly started shooting on my own and not just using one of his cameras to the settings he had set.
My favourites, got several books from each one: Landscape/Environment & the human impact: Edward Burtynsky & Nadav Kander Creative Ideas: Hiroshi Sugimoto (each project has a new concept, my favourite, completely opening my eyes to creative photography was "Dioramas", where he photographed actual taxidermy dioramas in museums/zoos in black & white and from a very particular perspective so you would 100% think it's a real scene and alive animals, sometimes even feeling like some 1930s early expeditions) Photo Journalism: Anja Niedringhaus (one of many greats, just wanted to mention her because maybe she's not so much known outside of Germany? She got several big exhibitions post mortem, covered 9/11, Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, etc., got sadly killed while embedded 2014 in Afghanistan, also a great role model, pushed the topic of women applying for a political position in Afghanistan in the short years of democracy)
Pete, you’re awesome. I want to shoot film because of you. I saw a video recently in my dive into film photography that highlighting that you joining film will hurt other film photographers on YT because you are so huge. That couldn’t be further from the truth. You do you Pete. Salute
Kodak Gold was the standard when I started seriously becoming a photog in 1978. 200, 400, 800 and 1200 (when shooting long range action or sports.) I had 100s of rolls of 200 & 400 - 24exp. film in my bag at any one time. I had a dedicated film bag because I shot so much. Some rolls took weeks or months to shoot, unless it was for a client shoot. You shot with purpose because you didn’t have $$ to just shoot willy-nilly. And you didn’t have the option of deleting photos that didn’t turn out quite right like with digital. Film Photogs were true artists, unlike digital creators. We didn’t have editing software to correct mistakes.
Yeah, about that whole «you’re the reason …» and all that; Just wanted to leave a quick THANK YOU - just finished my first UA-cam video and published it a couple of days ago (after 2 years! of putting it off) and one of the main reasons for me even trying is you (and that other Peter guy who lives in the country next to my country, and some other people on youtube) - but yeah, *thank you* for all the inspirational content, and have a lovely day running around hiding rolls of film :)
stumbled across a lot of hate in comment sections and even entire videos dedicated to what you shooting film is going to do to the medium... and I just simply don't get it. It's a beautiful medium and everyone should try it. Glad you're enjoying it and I'm so excited that you are sharing these guys accounts. Film youtubers usually plateau around 250-350k subscribers and I love the cross pollination man! Happy shooting
I'm following these creative artists on ig and here. Loved their work. I'm also a photographer who recently got featured in Vogue and also featured in other photography sites. This will inspire me even more.
Links to ALL the Photographers I mentioned in the bio! Give them some love today!
Nepal bata herne jatile yeta hajir garaum ta sathiharu .. JAI NEPAL ..
waiting for you to say that you bought a Mamiya 7.
Hahaha. I just did that too
@@revaaronit’ll come
@@kleanish I almost bought one last month, but I already have too many medium format cameras: Contax 645, rz67, fuji g690blp, Mamiya 645afd, Rolleichord (1951), and Moskva-5.
Bro I appreciate all the love you’re as inspirational as everyone you mentioned . Much love gang
G.O.A.T.
yayy !! its our boi vuhlandes !! 😎
TAPPED IN
You are the goat bro you deserve that
You’re definitely one of my favorite bro 🔥🤙🏼
NO WAY. Jason Kummerfeldt was on my little league baseball team and highschool film class in the small town of Novato. Haven’t heard of him since 15 years ago. Glad to know he made it!
no way, will(fan of u since 2017!!!) knows my fave photographer
Novato, CA ???
For stories like that is why I pay the Internet.
Awesome dude.
Thank you so much man! ❤️❤️ loved watching this one. So many talented people including yourself
🐐
game recognises game
In a world ravaged by narcissism, it's so refreshing that Peter unlike other UA-camrs would take time and invest so much effort to promote other photographers.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
he's still very much a narcissist
@@AndyS52How?
He still can’t win though can he. People rabbiting on about “underrepresented female photographers” you like what you like. Who gives a shit whether they are female or not
Peter shouting out 50 shades of Jason is my new favorite cross-over episode
i wanna see what jason says about it :) he’s so funny. love the dude.
Jason is my spirit animal
Let's be real. Peter only gave Jason the shout because of Baxter.
@@JE47556100% agreed
Imagine Peter on Jason’s interview videos 😂😂
Vuh & Sam 🐐 They're my guys & also, perfection! This was a good switch up, you nailed it. I appreciate when creators mention their inspirations! 🔥
Love that someone who inspires so many is still inspired by so many. You’re a good dude Pete. Thanks for the intro to some great photographers out there. 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
as someone who first started on digital 8 years ago and always watched your videos and then completely switched over to film in 2018 and have gotten to know the amazing film photography community of youtube, this is amazing.
Been following this channel for ever and I always love when you highlight other creators. Those two things I said don't necessarily belong but I wanted you to know both. I have been following a couple of these but now I have more to inspire me. Love that you gave love to Vuhlandes. Extremely unique individual and creative.
My face when Peter opened that fridge full of film! What a thing of beauty.... Wish I had enough film in stock to justify giving it a private fridge! lol
I worked in photography (fashion and stock in NY) from like 1989 to 2003..... I left just as the switch to digital was occurring. The part of this that cracks me up is we would NEVER shoot Kodak Gold. It was desperate, last option, only film you could find.... It's nice to see people shooting film again.
Peter you are definetly special man, thanks for promoting smaller creators as you always do, you have a heart of gold 💛
Ayeee Vuhlandes getting his flowers 💐 love to see it!
Glad these guys are getting some well deserved recognition. I know Joe & Willem both have photo books out, definitely the best way to consume their work if you can get your hands on them!
I love all of those photographers / creators ! Great video truly. Would love to see more representtion from diffrent genders of film photogrpahers. There are so many out there.
My guy, loved this one! Love to see you supporting all these creative people!
Old film guy here, did hundreds of weddings back in the 80's and early 90's, lived in Denver so had to mix wedding and landscape photography on many of the weddings I shot. Knowing your film type is key, I used Vericolor 120 (over exposed 1/2 stop) so mastering a film type is (I think) super important in Film Photography. Believe me being a film guy helped me so much when I started shooting digital. Nice video !!
Love this! And love that you're always putting the spotlight on other creatives. Such amazing photography. Also amazing that there was only 1 female photographer... I'm sure there are plenty out there who are worthy of making the list.
I was commenting the exact same thing too. There are so many great female film photographers out there but somehow only 1 made the cut.
What a UNIQUE video this is Pete!. Absolutely loved watching their work. Thanks for sharing them with us. Love love... lots of love. I also have a film camera and I also feel like starting to shoot film someday soon.
Such great mentions, and beautiful work by the lot of them. Another great mention be Nick Carver. His work always seems so simple, but his attention to details, thought process and his experience with film deserve all the love and attention as well. You'd love his work.
Something you said that has always stuck with me was - making sure to send the elevator back down. It's why so many people respect what you do, love to see it man. Great video!
Thanks so much for the love, brother. Honored to have been able to provide a little bit of inspiration and information to someone who has provided so much for so many of us. Always happy to help. Oregon awaits you!
You truly do great work! Your videos are informative and entertaining. Good luck in the new home studio and looking forward to new content!
Great video Pete! I love how you've given these true artists some coveraage to let others experience their craft. Great work mate
Can’t say enough about content creators with large followings on UA-cam who shout out other channels. Really feels like a community when this kind of stuff happens! Great vid.
One guy I've been following for so long who absolutely nails it is Trout and Coffee, he goes by kyle but just nails that nostalgic seasonal setting so insanely well. definitely worth a look
So great that you can share the limelight with these guys. Learnt about a few more film shooters to look into. Would be good to do a B&W group as well. Love the film journey.
Lol, modest Pete with images of the Yellowstone set is awesome 😁 TBF, you inspired me to make more effort into my photos. Editing, learned from some of your early vids. Granted, this is abt film, which I haven't shot in decades... Regardless... Your early work has been a huge inspiration to me. Thank you man. You rock.
Great selection - love that you're also featuring a couple of "smaller" creators! So much talent out there.
I love that you’re taking on film and introducing all of your subscribers to it. Also that film fridge 😍
Thanks Peter, as always you continue to point us to amazing peeps in our craft.
Cody and Jason are both awesome! Glad to see them getting shoutouts
Some pure talent here thanks for sharing dude!
So sick, I love that you are uplifting other photographers
It took me three days to finish this video because of the habit holes I fell in along the way.
Another killer video Peter, thank you again for being a fountain of amazingness that shares the love!
This was incredibly dope of you to do. This is what it’s all about!!!!
Great vid, you hit all the majors. I was worried for a bit that Willem wasn't gonna get mentioned, but thankfully you do. He's the only UA-cam photographer that I bought a photo book from.
Jason is just art, sarcastic, sad, and an amazing photographer.
Hey peter, I saw your videos since 2019.. Where at that time I got my first project as a beginner photographer and I didn't know where to start. Now that I've been trusted by some great clients thanks to your tips, I'm planning to create my own UA-cam channel in the future.. I love you Peter and I'm very grateful.
Thanks for sharing these photographers! Some great new names for me to check out as well as some familiar ones. I'm glad Willem Verbeeck got a mention as he's been one of my favorites for a while.
I needed this inspo this morning, as someone who goes back and forth between film and digital. Walking out the door to go capture some film magic.
Whoaa!! This is so inspiring man! Thanks for sharing. Crazy Talent!!
the warm feeling Peter gets looking at Kodak Gold 200 is the same feeling I had admiring all these photographers art. this vid is a gem Pete & Kirk.
What a great video! Some really inspiring, photographers and work 🙏🙌
I love your interior & especially the window portal detailing. I think this is the best studio interior you've had yet.
Thanks Pete, these guys are legends! Followed them all!
This was the BEST way to respond to that video of the guy saying Peter McKinnon would be bad for the film photography space. Good on ya Pete! ✊
I got clickbaited by Casey 😅
It's great to see the young guys and gals keeping film alive. Some extraordinary work there!
📷😎👍
5 years ago Matti and Peter inspired me to pickup a camera, during the pandemic Jason, Vuh, and Willem were my go to when I was learning film. I wish to see them be in one video with Peter.
Can't wait to see your Oregon shots. I'm on the coast and the photography opportunities are literally endless.
Wow! I didn’t know many of these photographers. Thanks for sharing their work 🙌🔥
Ahhh yes, Jason and Vuh are my absolute FAVES in the film space!
So much talent in a single video, love it!
Yes Peter! Love when you make these kinds of videos! :D
I’m feeling so inspired right now!!’ Also can I just point out that your hat and boot game is ON POINT! Where did you get those boots?! We got to know!
Oh, they’re good shouts. Thanks for the share, mate. Always appreciate some inspiration in the feeds (rather than reels, eh?). AE-1 on your desk a while back? Love my AE-1. First SLR back in (cough) 1976. Gave it away to an art student, son’s GF. Missed it. Got another good one, couple years back and finally, FINALLY! found out that 35mm is my spirit animal focal length. Duh.
Something about film permits snap photography more. I love the style of snap photography but something about the age and techniques of film gives it validity.
Images like you were mentioning with the pool stairs being the subject I love it. I'll continue to do it with my Ricoh GR III for now, but man I think film elevates the genre.
I see a Peter McKinnon video, I click on it and like 🎉
Me too. ❤
Willem, Vuhlandes, and Grainy Days are the 3 that got me into photography in the first place.
+ 1 Vuhlandes dude is one of the best on UA-cam, and he inspired me months ago to get into film.
One person left off this list that I feel should of been on it. Mike Gray. Incredible film work, and he’s literally 2-3 years into it.
Oregon woohoo!!! I would love to run into you Pete. You are amazing. Love your stuff!!
😊 Love the bike as a backdrop 👏👏
There has been people that said Peter might be killing film but it seems like this is a really positive impact on photography as a whole (except for ebay prices ;-;). Idk film ytbers are underated and this is so nice to see thanks for supporting the film photography!
All these guys are so talented, this is a new era for photography. But when you mentioned the GOATS and I thought you would be talking about Steve McCurry, Sebastiao Salgado, Garry Winogrand, Vivian Mayer etc etc.
You might like a Canadian photographer named Christine Fitzgerald. Years ago on Canada's 150th - I discovered her work when I applied to join a ship journey (came close, but missed the final cut) - her work is mind-blowing and I honestly think it will amaze you.
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for any obsession with new photographic methods caused when/if you see this work. It's pretty "next-level" photography and it's analog at it's apex (imho). If you start getting into this - it's not my fault.
haven’t really touched my cameras in almost a year-this really inspired me to get back into the groove, purely for the love of it
Grainydays aka 50 shades of Jason is top tier film photographer and UA-cam creator, the videos are epic! Him and BadFlashes are the dynamic duo!!
Thanks for this list, they are amazing!!!
Great video, brother. Very well put together. I knew vuhlander and Willem Verbeek would be here!
Amazing video. Thank you so much for being an inspiration to many
Loved this video! Many I already followed but many I didn’t and now am! I love seeing fellow photographers showing love!
Was really hoping to see brae hunziker in this list. Does amazing videos of him on multiple day camping trips in Washington state and his film photography is 20/10. Anyone who hasn’t seen Brae’s photos or videos should check his content out!
Talking of film "Kodachrome 25" Omg. I was using this back in the 80s to make stereo 3d photos on 2 Canon A1s. "Did anyone else ever do this?“
To view them I converted a veiwmaster to take slide film. Looking back at them is incredible, like I'm actually there!
Total nerd stuff, loved it... Finally getting back into it, forgot how much I loved cameras.
Anyway, glad I found your channel, love it!
appreciate you man!❤ keep going xx🎞️
Good to see Willem make the cut here! Dude is killing the film game. Sam Elkins and grainy days Jason are also amazing. Just binged grainy days YT while home sick for a few days.
I'm going to get super real for a second so i apologize in advance. My job lately has been a living hell for a variety of reasons but pausing for 15 minutes and 28 seconds to give this video a bit of my time during the day was worth every second. I don't love what I do, it's a stepping stone to bigger and better things down the road but I do love my youtube channel and the joy it brings me. Seeing a video like this always reminds me that even when life or a job can get crazy you have to remind yourself it's not the end all be all. Theres always other opportunities out there and even if you're in a rough place today, doesn't mean you will be tomorrow. these artiest were able to take the thing they love and turn it into a life well lived.
If they can do it then why cant we.
Love seeing all my favorite artists getting such a massive shoutout to peters huge audience
Always a great day when you see a Peter McKinnon vid drop.
I remember when my dad shot his last roll of Kodachrome and told me all about why it was a big deal. I didn't get it until years later when I truly started shooting on my own and not just using one of his cameras to the settings he had set.
Vuh really is the GOAT!! Learnt so much from him, even every frame of his videos are masterpieces. Let alone the photos 🔥
My favourites, got several books from each one:
Landscape/Environment & the human impact: Edward Burtynsky & Nadav Kander
Creative Ideas: Hiroshi Sugimoto (each project has a new concept, my favourite, completely opening my eyes to creative photography was "Dioramas", where he photographed actual taxidermy dioramas in museums/zoos in black & white and from a very particular perspective so you would 100% think it's a real scene and alive animals, sometimes even feeling like some 1930s early expeditions)
Photo Journalism: Anja Niedringhaus (one of many greats, just wanted to mention her because maybe she's not so much known outside of Germany? She got several big exhibitions post mortem, covered 9/11, Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, etc., got sadly killed while embedded 2014 in Afghanistan, also a great role model, pushed the topic of women applying for a political position in Afghanistan in the short years of democracy)
Ayyy Sam and Vuh! Let’s go 👏🏼👏🏼
I was waiting for Vuhlandes name to pop up! Love that guys work. Pete thanks for all the recommendations much love from South Africa 🇿🇦 🙌
great sources of inspiration - thanks for sharing
Pete, you’re awesome. I want to shoot film because of you. I saw a video recently in my dive into film photography that highlighting that you joining film will hurt other film photographers on YT because you are so huge. That couldn’t be further from the truth. You do you Pete. Salute
Such a joy to see you into film !!
Kodak Gold was the standard when I started seriously becoming a photog in 1978. 200, 400, 800 and 1200 (when shooting long range action or sports.) I had 100s of rolls of 200 & 400 - 24exp. film in my bag at any one time. I had a dedicated film bag because I shot so much.
Some rolls took weeks or months to shoot, unless it was for a client shoot. You shot with purpose because you didn’t have $$ to just shoot willy-nilly. And you didn’t have the option of deleting photos that didn’t turn out quite right like with digital.
Film Photogs were true artists, unlike digital creators. We didn’t have editing software to correct mistakes.
Yeah, about that whole «you’re the reason …» and all that; Just wanted to leave a quick THANK YOU - just finished my first UA-cam video and published it a couple of days ago (after 2 years! of putting it off) and one of the main reasons for me even trying is you (and that other Peter guy who lives in the country next to my country, and some other people on youtube) - but yeah, *thank you* for all the inspirational content, and have a lovely day running around hiding rolls of film :)
You literally did "pope in the pool" for that sponsor sequence. Love you dude.
very cool, making me want to shoot film now. another challenge in photography for me. going back to the start again.
Always the same energy years later. Keep going man
stumbled across a lot of hate in comment sections and even entire videos dedicated to what you shooting film is going to do to the medium... and I just simply don't get it. It's a beautiful medium and everyone should try it. Glad you're enjoying it and I'm so excited that you are sharing these guys accounts. Film youtubers usually plateau around 250-350k subscribers and I love the cross pollination man! Happy shooting
I'm following these creative artists on ig and here. Loved their work. I'm also a photographer who recently got featured in Vogue and also featured in other photography sites. This will inspire me even more.
Some great shots of the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. Spent 10 years of my life working there. Great memories.
Peter and Vuhlandes, BEASTS. Y'all ignited my love for cinematography back in 2020. (I'm still no where though, lmao)😂
I’m sure Jason wished it was a code red. It was a flamin hot Mountain Dew a day 🤣
Oh, so many new people to inspiring of. Thank You a lot!
Such an enjoyable video to inspire and shout out amazing artists
Thank u so much i literally been following vuhlandas for like a year now and always thought he was the most underrated creator on the web
Oooohh! To be old like me and remember the feel and romance of disappearing into the darkroom to develop that shot 😍 So nostalgic 👏👏👏