Estatic that the duck stool got a shout out and you caught me dancing to Everytime We Touch❤

The duck stool... 😊

Love love LOVE THIS your videos are so relaxing and its like the same time capsule feel that the pangalogues gave us

I think Polaroid instant cameras is also a trend too they are so cool 80s 70s style Polaroids!

Were you in a pirate costume while taking pirate photos??

Do you know the c 15 made in USA Kodak instamatic camera 1970s it has a blue colour on it and sais instamatic x 15 I have one at home does that use regular old fashion film? Just not sure I worried it not the camera I expected

I gave my cousin one of these for Xmas a few years back and he never even used it, he should just give it back cus I want one now 😂😂😂

Hi I’m Ryan I love your videos do you like the 90s fashion I have a 70s style camera and I had jean short shorts and cowboy boots look. and the photo came out really good do all film look different just wasn’t sure

What are your thoughts on the sexual/sexual repression/homosexuality tones? I like your interpretation but I feel like that’s something I’m missing here!

Always happy to freeze in a kiddie pool for you!! Can't wait to see what you'll do this year!

What an evolution!!! Can't wait to see what your photo journey will look like in 2025!

That’s a crisp microphone!

The scene with the beam of light is inspired by the painting Hypnosis by Sascha Schneider. I think you'd be interested in the subtext of that and it's implications on the film as a whole.

17:56 the underworld is not synonymous with hell, what you’re describing is an interpretation of hell, the river of Styx doesn’t exactly fit in there, you’d have to change your interpretation of the water and the boat to make this make sense

Film had gotten too expensive and that sucks.

The Lighthouse did this weird thing - great performances (I've not seen either of them better) wonderful direction and editing. but the B&W was so bright in my cinema that even the smallest amount of white on the screen lit up the entire auditorium as though the lights were constantly switched on all the time. Parasite in B&W didn't do it, but Lighthouse did. Anyway, a really great film though, stayed with me a long time. Nice video about the range of stuff viewed, btw.

The point about journalling is so true! There are times where I've journalled and it has made everything so much clearer. It's so interesting and motivating to look back at later. I don't always make time to journal and I definitely notice the difference when I do vs when I don't. My mind tends to be so busy and writing it down makes the thought cloud disappear and leave room for creativity. Thank you for your thoughts! ❤

Great thing about the film comeback was more film stocks worse thing film got more expensive I miss my 8 dollar portra 800

I was watching and then out of nowhere I notice the number of likes and views. WTF this is such a cool vid I would have guessed this was very popular. Keep it up your gonna get really far for sure

this was so inspiring!!

You are so wise- where did that come from? LOL

I love this!!! I’ve been wanting to get into film photography too and I’ve seen people recommend this very camera so hearing that you’ve gotten advice from people about where to start I definitely want to try this camera out. Lovely photos btw!!!🫧🤍💞

Planning to buy the same camera! Can't wait

hii!! i really really liked your interpretation :) i just watched this movie yesterday and some interviews with rob and willem, and rob mentions that probably everybody making the film thought it was about something completely different and i rlly liked that! i feel like your interpretation fits prefectly <3 (also, feel free to ignore, but i thought your interpretation was by far the best part of the video, and it was a shame that i came after 15 mins of summary. since i watched the movie, and i imagine most people who watched your vid did too, i think a structure that could work better would be providing your interpretation as the island = purgatory/hell at the start of the video, and providing examples to illustrate your theory with scenes of the film throughout the video! this way, you bring something new with every scene, and i think you have a lot of interesting things to say so i feel like you would definitely be able to still fill 20 mins if you wanted to do that :) anyways that was my lil tidbit, again, i rlly enjoyed the vid!)

I'm kind of refusing to upgrade to mirrorless anytime soon due to cost. Everyone talks up the mirrorless but my Canon 6D MKII does what I need it to. I love that it has GPS which is nice for when I forget where I took a picture, a swivel screen (this is a must for me) I get 1200 shots to a battery, I almost never have to think about charging. Also has bluetooth connection if I wanna quickly transfer stuff to my phone. I'm recently getting into film simulation. I'm excited to go try it out. I found Thomas Fransson whose made some film sim profiles for Canon. I'm still getting into filters. I use diffusion filters a lot (The K&F ones). I've been getting into vintage lenses too and adapting them. I have the Helios 44-2 which has a really cool unique swirly bokeh. Looking to get a Pentax M 50mm F1.7 next. I have fancier lenses like the 16-35mm F4 for wide shots. I use this one a lot of indoor and landscapes. A cheap 50mm Yongnuo F1.8, a Canon 40mm F2.8 (this has recently become my new favorite because it's very close to a the actually perspective that we see) Also it's very light and thin. I have a 60-600mm Sigma that I splurged on. It's insane. The optical stabilization allows me to easily take photos at 600mm with a 1/50 shutter. It autofocuses super quick and quiet, the mic doesn't pick it up. I use it for wildlife mostly. It's super sharp. I should add that it's heavy though at 5.5lbs. It's a bit of a hassle to bring out sometimes. But yeah, I like having the variety so I can't get bored easily. One for general, one for wide and one for close.

I will go back and properly watch Teen Wolf, what I saw and processed was so funny!

I think my favorite movie from this year was watching The Prestige for the first time

I LOVE Death Becomes Her!!!!!

Looking at the bright side, this decade were seeing the decline in big budget blockbusters and the rise of Indy films from A24 NEON & MUBI.

You make some very valid points and ones that many creatives feel and go through whatever creative fields they are in. On your comment about IG I think you are right getting conversation going is harder and perhaps people talk more via DM’s. One social media channel that is great for creatives and generates discussion is Vero. Maybe take a look?

Your new 'do looks SO CUTE

Thanks,you helped answer a few questions for me.💡

Oh i feel the same way you did when you started with the Kodak Ektar H35.. I got the H35N and i have no idea how my photos are gonna come out, but im just going around shooting and hoping for the best.

My friend took me to see this when it came out and I'm so glad because it's such an experience and I probably wouldn't have otherwise.

What an easy upcycle!! Love it!

Super fun!

Take risks with decor- life is too short to be boring!

I was on the fence and now I know I don’t want to buy this camera after watching this. Thank you for the demo.

My obsession with bizarre, weird and out there movies started when I was a kid because my parents let me rent any VHS I wanted lol. So I was thrilled when this came out and loved it. Your take on this was fantastic, I don't think I've heard that theory before.

I have the same lens and I love it

I agree on the comment about the color combination being potentially too Christmas-like, but I feel that the saturation and tone very much distance themselves from that sort of theme. You established your theme verbally, and the overall vibe of the photos instantly made me think of that! Also, at this point you and Sydney are pretty much who I think of whenever Dynamic Duo comes to my mind LOL

Love your content. Location and the subject theme. Nice model. Nice job. Keep it coming.

I love the music and pics. She is an awwesome model. You take excellant pics.

very nice "steampunk" recreation with stunning colours and poses!

That waterfall is gorgeous

These are awesome! You caught some great reflections, I especially love those two at 3:32

Yayyyyy new Strawbeary Studios videoooooo, my fave time of the week!! Also, you're very right about the colors, I hadn't realized that contrast would do so much for the composition!

Love the music!

Getting into film soon with the Pentax ME 35 MM - may be give us basic tips on proper exposure or tips & tricks for new 35 mm users

Refreshing video better than the 500K followers creators with lots of ads…..