Used to drive back and forth between Phoenix and San Diego for work and I always wanted to stop and take some photos of that place. I think I might have to make that drive one of these weekends. Great video👍🏼
Good stuff, love to see old and antique automobiles. I live less than 10 mins from the salvage yard unfortunately I'm on the north east coast and everything is fenced in no access and the wreaks are no older than 10 model years old so nothing interesting to shoot. I have started shooting medium format last month. Picked up a Mamiya C330 I have 6 rolls done color and BW and scared to get them developed...🤣 but they have to get done. Looking at the Mamiya 645 pro in the future, I definitely want to be able to switch out film stock. Keep posting I'm enjoying it.
Thanks for the video. Nice pictures. What camera bag were you using to carry both the Hasselblad and R6 with lenses? I’m curious because I just spent the weekend in Big Bear and on one outing I had both the 5d Mark 3 (gripped) w/ 24-70mm and a 503cw (prism viewfinder) w/ 80mm in a Think Tank Retrospective 30 (ver. 1) bag. It was a tight fit! Thanks.
Hi Stephen, thanks for watching. It’s not the most comfortable to carry, but this is the bag I use for my Hasselblad kit. It can fit an extra lens or two, film, filters, and an extra film back. It can be adjusted to fit the 5D3 and a lens. tenba.com/tenba-byob-13-camera-insert-black/
Jhon doukas your's framing and composition is very good, but How to exposure triangle manage in hassle blad, whiteout light meter? I'm little bit confused about analogue camera 📸 in advance DSLR camera we could easily manage to exposure triangle ▶️
nice video, but you have got to get the sound levels of the narration and the background music be aligned. I had to keep changing the volume up and down, just so that I can finish watching the clip. Almost quit out of it... Thanks.
Absolutely cool 👌 video .. thanks so much
Tommy in England
Checked your web site. You're good! Very solid work.
What a cool landscape!
Beautiful shots mate
Thank you. Definitely lots of cool places to explore. It’s tough to go during summer months.
Stunning pics, thanks for the explanations on the history too of the locations
Thank you. And thanks for watching.
Used to drive back and forth between Phoenix and San Diego for work and I always wanted to stop and take some photos of that place. I think I might have to make that drive one of these weekends. Great video👍🏼
Really beautiful locations and snaps!
Thank you. I’ve been growing more drawn to desert landscapes
Good stuff, love to see old and antique automobiles. I live less than 10 mins from the salvage yard unfortunately I'm on the north east coast and everything is fenced in no access and the wreaks are no older than 10 model years old so nothing interesting to shoot. I have started shooting medium format last month. Picked up a Mamiya C330 I have 6 rolls done color and BW and scared to get them developed...🤣 but they have to get done. Looking at the Mamiya 645 pro in the future, I definitely want to be able to switch out film stock. Keep posting I'm enjoying it.
Awesome. I was looking to get a C330 from a shop near me but it was snatched up before I could get it.
Subbb! Great video more on the 500cm pls!
Thanks for the video. Nice pictures. What camera bag were you using to carry both the Hasselblad and R6 with lenses? I’m curious because I just spent the weekend in Big Bear and on one outing I had both the 5d Mark 3 (gripped) w/ 24-70mm and a 503cw (prism viewfinder) w/ 80mm in a Think Tank Retrospective 30 (ver. 1) bag. It was a tight fit! Thanks.
Hi Stephen, thanks for watching. It’s not the most comfortable to carry, but this is the bag I use for my Hasselblad kit. It can fit an extra lens or two, film, filters, and an extra film back. It can be adjusted to fit the 5D3 and a lens.
tenba.com/tenba-byob-13-camera-insert-black/
Jhon doukas your's framing and composition is very good, but How to exposure triangle manage in hassle blad, whiteout light meter? I'm little bit confused about analogue camera 📸 in advance DSLR camera we could easily manage to exposure triangle ▶️
Hi. I use a light meter app on my phone. It has a spot meter feature. It’s not as good as a Sekonic, but so far it’s been accurate enough to trust.
I’m subscribing for more 500cm videos please!
Thanks!
I like to mix it up, but I do plan on more with the Hasselblad.
nice video, but you have got to get the sound levels of the narration and the background music be aligned. I had to keep changing the volume up and down, just so that I can finish watching the clip. Almost quit out of it...
Thanks.