A special Oak Tree | Film photography Vlog with Mamiya C33

French version : • Un arbre Surprenant | ...
Today, i take you along as i go photograph an Oak Tree near my home with my medium format camera.
My website : www.clarajolly...
Instagram : / clarajollyart
Medium format camera in this video : Mamiya c33, lenses 55mm + 80mm
Film stock : Cinestill 50D and Kodak Portra 160 iso
Scan : Epson v-700
vidéo camera : fuji xm-1
Music : Epidemic Sounds : Infinite Love by Vendala, Squaric by Martin Gauffin
#mediumformat #filmphotography #landscapephotography

[@GettingNegative]

I enjoyed your video!

[@ethangibbs5251]

the C33 has become my absolute favorite camera to use. That 55mm is a beauty. Unfortunately I went into surgery this morning for a hugely complicated hand operation following a motorcycle accident. I'm absolutely gutted that i won't be able to use this beauty for the next couple of months.

[@randyreitenauer]

This was a lovely video, thank you for sharing it. Your photos were also lovely, and normally I wouldn't comment about how I would have shot it, but....since you asked....I would have considered shooting the oak by moving a bit to the left in an attempt to show the tree arching out over the water. I might have also dropped down to ground level, which could emphasize the gap between the rootball and the water. Lastly, if possible, I'd see if the low tide coincides with lower light - near sunrise or sunset. But again, I loved your shot. Thanks again for sharing it with us.

[@clarajolly]

Hi Randy ! Thank you so much for watching and your thoughts ! I found a new way to reach the tree at high tide, so i think i will attempt an over the water shot !! :) Thanks for sharing your point of view

[@randyreitenauer]

@@clarajolly That's great. Be safe out there, and I'd love to see how the new angles look!

[@richardsimms251]

Wonderful video. Please keep it up. RS. Ontario Canada

[@clarajolly]

@@richardsimms251 Thank you very much !

[@photomaster1]

Thank you for sharing your art, I'm more of a Black and White guy but color has its place too in the image spectrum. The processes of the development of color film are not as finite as many tend to portray it to be. Grant it this is just based on reading from others in the field. Yet this is from how the chemicals are to the temperatures. Based on what you're doing have you considered using filters in your work? Thank you again for sharing.