"I'll link to that in the video description" and yet, no, you don't. So bloody annoying.

So cool

Wonderful work

Don't copy,create.

7:31 that woman is so gorgeous

increíble tus fotografías velocidad baja, intentare hacer lo mismo, ojalá pronto pudiéras tener videos con idioma español , recuerdo que vienes mucho a Mexico y seremos muchos tus seguidores , saludos y feliz año

In 1994 I was lucky enough to be at the opening of George Rodger’s exhibition at the Royal Photographers Society in Bath, UK. Magnum were having their annual meeting in London that week and they all came down by bus. This gathering was all kept quiet. I remember Henri was not very happy about being photographed by a couple of Japanese tourists. As a photographic student it was an incredible experience to be in the same room as all these great photographers. George Rodger spoke passionately about his trip through Africa eventually photographing the Nuba in Sudan and absolutely refused to share any information with Leni Riefenstahl when she wanted to photograph the Nuba, referring to her as a Nazi. Salgado was very generous with his time and spoke about how little he knew about photography when he first started. Elliot Erwitt went round “photographing” everyone with a joke camera that squirted water. It was such a surreal experience to be amongst the greatest photographers of all time, I still can’t believe I was that lucky. Thank you for this video, it was a great practical demonstration.

I absolutely loved it❤❤❤

Great work...I am thinking of going to DF next month and I would like to spend a day in the subway...playing around. Thanks for the inspiration.

5500 photos! I wonder how much that would cost with a film camera?

yes, a great camera, BUT a warning, when loading, this model of tlr (Rollieflex 2.8e/f/c) there are rollers in the film path... the FIRST one is the important one, it is a sandwich; two rollers, the lower is sprung (this detects the film, for frame counter activation) so the backing paper goes UNDER this first one!!! then over the rest, like mamiyas and other mf cameras.

Me han encantado tus fotografias! México es un lugar muy bonito.

Mom rocks !

Obviously not everyone likes his or her photo taken.

Only one time have I asked a person about a photo. She was ready and jumped right in and the shot turned out exactly like my vision for it. It is one of my favorite from this past year. The lady with the hat seemed like she enjoyed the participation.

I like that you make yourself visible so people can realize you are shooting them. Do people ever get annoyed? If so, how do you handle it?

in this day and age when everyone is carrying a highly capable camera in their pockets and using them all the time I find the fear of tripods and 'big cameras' utterly bewildering.

Excellent!

That image at 7:39 is so beautiful!

Edward Hopper, not a photographer but his work is also an inspiration.

just joined. i love how you go through the process it makes the video interesting

amazing work!

absolutely I liked these photos, great!

Wow I love your break down post shoot! More of this please

Haha man what a coincidence. Just discovered your channel, but I think i was the same day like you in the muy thai arena. It was in November 23, or? Haha i remember because you filmed with your fuji in front of me.

Идея и воплощение вызывают уважение. Однако, тенденция к подражанию, используя цифровые инструменты, пленочной фотографии, не перестань изумлять. На мой взгляд, желаешь снимать черно-белое фото, снимай на черно-белую эмульсию. Тогда отпадет необходимость сидеть часами за монитором пытаясь сотворить новую реальность.

Some of those pictures were really beautiful

This video was so well done and the photos you got are extraordinary. One question, are you sure he didn’t use double exposure as well?

Nice, I am inspired. 👍🏼

Beautiful shots!! I was messing around with slow shutter speeds in some engagement photos the other day! I can’t wait to keep testing it out on other subjects

Really appreciate you sharing what you like and dislike about the photos you've taken. It's incredibly helpful and exciting, especially for someone who's just starting out in photography.

I'm pretty sure that it's not Hue but Hoi An 😜

is there a budgetcamera that allows capturing photos like this?

Awesome pics dude, very inspirational- atmospheric

Such an exciting adventure, Fred!💯 Looking forward to seeing all the creativity and inspiration from this retreat! ✨

this idea just scratched an itch i didnt know i had

Someone's in love after this 🤭

Very interesting. Look forward to playing with this idea.

Going to that train station for my 5th time next week. :-)

Cool

Your photography angle is so nice! I admire it! ✨

I've very rarely commented on a video, but it's worth it to say how impressed I am with your shots and your explanation of the technique. Thanks much!

Don't always listen to the locals, especially in SEA. That guy probably is not even from there and heard a folklore story from 20 years ago. Great video and photos.

Electronic shutter can create weird banding and discoloration effects while indoors. Mostly under fluorescent lighting, in my experience. I ruined some wedding shots this way. However, I don't believe it should matter outdoors. Great shots btw! You have a new subscriber!

I loved this video and you gave me so many ideas! 🙌

What film simulation recepie did you use for those black n whites? :)

Vietnam ppl are so friendly

He’s not a police officer,he is a security officer talking 🐂💩

Hey man, can you do a video on how you edit your photos? I have an xt4 myself but I’m blown away by how film like your photos look. How do you achieve this film look?

11:27 Love this photograph!!