Photography in Olympic National Park

[@LarryFasnacht]

I was so sad when the video was over. More! I need more!

[@brennan6632]

Randomly came across this video and it is so peaceful. ASMR like 👍

[@craigallenphotography]

Many great shots, but 9:56 and 10:01 are just plain WOW. Excellent video.

[@Andrew.J.R.Simpson]

Awesome and the pano with the layered hills at 1.30, double awesome!

[@gianlucarusso3358]

this video is a breath of fresh air. Loved it

[@michellefisher724]

Definitely a variety of scenery! Thank you for sharing your visit there.

[@BenHeathcote]

Really enjoying these cinematic shorts. Stunning images as ever. 👌🏻

[@jeffstasney82]

Great job on the video. Inspired me, thanks!

[@sethbourget680]

I just moved to Washington. I"m really looking forward to exploring with my camera. Your videos/website are helping me scout locations from my desk.

[@terryolsen4244]

You are a constant source of inspiration. Your videos and images are always excellent. You are visiting places that I hope to one day see and photograph myself. Thanks for sharing your vision and art with the world.

[@johnaustin6673]

welcome to my home. Great images. One question, did you notice it's green?

[@fernandosantos8573]

Awesome video as always. I find so refreshing your videos only with ambient sound. Brilliant! Thank you.

[@sergiocarrera5805]

A real pleasure to enjoy your photos, Adrián ! They transmit a "purity" which captivates... Enhorabuena y muchas gracias por compartirlo !

[@KarenFoote]

Just came across your channel and def subbing! Love the relaxing vibe. Keep it up!

[@bigcatswm]

*Nice*

[@solkels_z4794]

hey man, lease help me here, which scanner would you recommend for B&W film? noritsu, Fuji, epson or Nikon coolscan

[@Hasselbaddie]

Lab scanners are crazy expensive, epsons kinda suck, Nikon Coolscans are great but also expensive. Id buy a Sony FF mirrorless and go that route, itll be the best option. All those scanners (except fuji) use old outdated software and it can be a pain to work with. DSLR / mirrorless scanning is the best option. Plus Negative Lab Pro can give you some pretty damn good colors.

[@legionchef]

Epsom’s v600 are good, I get good scans with the normal film holders. Just make sure the negs dry fla. I also place the negs in between two heavy books whilst the negs are in the sleeves to assist. Simple, but it works. Also look up negative lab pro, £70 for a lifetime membership but it’s good shit

[@Hasselbaddie]

@@legionchef I have a V600 too, 35mm scans are not good at all. Scanning 120 can get you decent enough results. But regardless DSLR scanning is by far the best option. Cheapest way to get the most out of your negatives.

[@legionchef]

@@Hasselbaddie each to their own, perhaps I’ve never seen a good 35mm scan to compare mine too. I’m fairly happy with my set up.

[@Hasselbaddie]

@@legionchef I have a plustek 8200i which is a dedicated 35mm scanner + my experience with good lab scans. Obviously if you’re happy with the results that’s all that matters.