Stourport with Ashley Carr Part 2

[@greenbrightly]

This is a great antidote to most of the photography channels I watch which always open with a “wassup guys..” cue the pumping soundtrack and then trying to sell you coffee or something like that. This is two interesting guys hanging out and talking photography, just brilliant! THANKYOU!

[@nathan_woodgate]

Nice photography chat, and some nice images. I can see how your style is edited with more contrast. Hey if you're ever in Norwich give me a shout!

[@williar1961]

Great photography banter guys

[@arty2917]

These are really great videos, Hamish. Thanks for making them.

[@Milleniador]

Two nice guys. It's like watching last of the summer wine - the analogue days - great work, very easy and enjoyable viewing

[@Asmoc23]

I do agree with Mr. Ashley that film shooting process slows you down, but it really depends on person. I never shoot to many pictures, i walk for many hours and i shoot only when i actually like something. I go out with a small digital camera a6000 and i take less pictures than my film camera. :)) When i take my 35mm slr with 36 exposures i just struggle to finish them all. Because i heard it's not ok to leave exposed film in your camera too long...

[@StuartHerrington]

Looking forward to Part 3 😉

[@StudioC41]

"I was just gonna say big negatives." Hamish, well done!

[@iNerdier]

Canon EOS 10D came out in 2003.

[@HamishGill]

iNerdier ha! You are nerdier ;)

[@iNerdier]

@@HamishGill I mean, I googled it. But given how long you two argued over it I thought I’d save people the trouble.

[@ashleycarr2899]

iNerdier ahh the memories. That camera actually kicked out some nice looking files.