I love photographing the coast of Cape Cod, we have the best coastline :) but I have always wanted to go to South California for the lighting. It always looks amazing in photos and movies.
@@tomdelisle8955 I’ve heard Cape Cod is a dream! You’ve gotta go to SoCal at some point! The weather makes shooting so easy! Thanks for watching Tom :)
Thank you! So glad I stumbled upon this video. I moved down here to Tampa 4 years ago and have so much to learn about the area. We will head to Treasure Island next weekend after watching this; camera in hand.
Right?! I love that photo so much! And I was sad. I wish I would have known that you could wash it out with fresh water if it floods. But the lens flooded too so I would have had to get a new lens anyways
@@ReimannPembroke Don't waste any more money on yet another Nikonos. The o-ring seals are all bad, you'd have to replace every single o-ring seal in the camera - which in theory sounds like a plan, but in reality some of the o-rings you cannot get to unless you completely disassemble the camera. And then you gotta find all the right o-ring sizes for all the seals. Not worth the time and effort. Just get a disposable water-proof film camera from Bartell's or Walgreen's for when you need it. If you're really determined to own one, look at the excellent video William Sheepskin has done, titled "Nikonos V - Underwater Film Photography Tips" on his channel.
Beautiful photos! And with consumer grade film…amazing. I ordered a few rolls of Colorplus 200 to get a better feel for my camera and the film itself. Question, when you shoot do you make sure the conditions are perfect? Bright sunny day, blue skies? When l shot my roll of colorplus it was a nice day out but the clouds rolled in, and the sky turned slightly grey (still hot and relatively bright) the photos l captured with those conditions l wasn’t too thrilled with. Thanks again and keep it up the great work!!
Thank you!! I wouldn’t say I wait for the conditions to be perfect, but I am usually happier with my color film photos when it’s sunny outside. It’s all about learning what types of light look good on particular film stocks!
Well, since no ore has mentioned it yet….. fujicolor 200 is now repackaged Kodak Gold unless this was an old roll form a few years back. But the images here don’t look like the old formulation that was so thirsty for blues and greens, these images have the expected warm response. Still fun but not the traditional palette that Fuji used to provide.
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I love photographing the coast of Cape Cod, we have the best coastline :) but I have always wanted to go to South California for the lighting. It always looks amazing in photos and movies.
@@tomdelisle8955 I’ve heard Cape Cod is a dream! You’ve gotta go to SoCal at some point! The weather makes shooting so easy! Thanks for watching Tom :)
Stellar stuff! I really dig pastel.. more sandy look photos, so used to punchy contrast. Great video, Florida is so much fun.
Thanks for watching! Florida is a blast if you love the ocean!
Thank you! So glad I stumbled upon this video. I moved down here to Tampa 4 years ago and have so much to learn about the area. We will head to Treasure Island next weekend after watching this; camera in hand.
@@RodneyGracia glad I could give you some inspiration! Treasure Island was awesome!
3:05 and 3:50 are my favorite ones but they all look great! Well done!
So glad you enjoyed it! Those are a couple of my favorites too! Can’t beat the soft pastel colors on the beach!
Stunning Sir, great work as always nice colours, loving Larry's ice cream shot! Good luck finding a nikonos 🎉
Thank you Ian!! I think I’ll need some luck to find a deal as good as the last one lol
Prints arrived, look great of course
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@@ianjenkins1627 awesome! I’m glad to hear it! They aren’t available on my store anymore so you got yourself some rare stuff haha
That shot at 2:00 looks like you travelled back in time man. I also want a Nikonos so damn baad man. Sorry yours flooded that sucks so damn much. RIP
Right?! I love that photo so much! And I was sad. I wish I would have known that you could wash it out with fresh water if it floods. But the lens flooded too so I would have had to get a new lens anyways
@@ReimannPembroke Don't waste any more money on yet another Nikonos. The o-ring seals are all bad, you'd have to replace every single o-ring seal in the camera - which in theory sounds like a plan, but in reality some of the o-rings you cannot get to unless you completely disassemble the camera. And then you gotta find all the right o-ring sizes for all the seals. Not worth the time and effort. Just get a disposable water-proof film camera from Bartell's or Walgreen's for when you need it.
If you're really determined to own one, look at the excellent video William Sheepskin has done, titled "Nikonos V - Underwater Film Photography Tips" on his channel.
Wow…Fuji 200 is a lot better than I remember.
I really loved Fujicolor C200! I always got way better results from it than Superia 400. It's a shape that fuji's film manufacturing is imploding.
That’s because fuji is low key useing Kodak stock i think 200 is gold and 400 is ultramax
@@ericespinal9961 this is the original C200 before the switch
Beautiful photos! And with consumer grade film…amazing. I ordered a few rolls of Colorplus 200 to get a better feel for my camera and the film itself. Question, when you shoot do you make sure the conditions are perfect? Bright sunny day, blue skies? When l shot my roll of colorplus it was a nice day out but the clouds rolled in, and the sky turned slightly grey (still hot and relatively bright) the photos l captured with those conditions l wasn’t too thrilled with. Thanks again and keep it up the great work!!
Thank you!! I wouldn’t say I wait for the conditions to be perfect, but I am usually happier with my color film photos when it’s sunny outside. It’s all about learning what types of light look good on particular film stocks!
Well, since no ore has mentioned it yet….. fujicolor 200 is now repackaged Kodak Gold unless this was an old roll form a few years back. But the images here don’t look like the old formulation that was so thirsty for blues and greens, these images have the expected warm response. Still fun but not the traditional palette that Fuji used to provide.
Thanks for watching! This actually was the old Fujicolor 200. The trip was almost a year ago and I’d had that roll for a while before that lol
@@ReimannPembroke right on, I miss the old stuff!
did you go to Florida last week with all the flooding? it was terrible
No this video was from a trip we took last summer
Wait until all that dead seaweed stuff washed onto the beaches. ;)