Shooting Film in New Orleans

[@LocalAnalog]

What was your favorite part of our trip to New Orleans? Comment a timestamp!

[@johnnydelamora485]

Local Analog 5:06

[@grahamstauffer8188]

12:43 iced pour overs all day!

[@sbarronmd]

the big peak design strap works well with the 67.

[@aspacer]

Great video again!

[@TheSchnauzie]

Keep on shooting

[@SoutheastSam3]

The house at 8:41 is Laffite's Blacksmith Shop. Hope you stopped and got some purple drink.

[@ShawnBrezny]

So much great color in New Orleans french quarter area. What film did you use?

[@LocalAnalog]

Portra 400!

[@Mike_Wazowski_z]

7:42 was one of my favorite images from the video but my favorite part had to of been when you walked past that man dressed as a clown and did a double take lol

[@LocalAnalog]

i wanted to photograph him but got a bit frightened

[@Mike_Wazowski_z]

@@LocalAnalog I bet! He gave you a funny look as you walked by haha

[@andypham8325]

Nothin like that deep southern haze

[@jeremoe1]

When you mentioned the longest bridge, you may have been thinking of the Causeway Bridge. It's 28 miles long. Nice video!

[@mp3remix171]

What focal length did you have on the leica?? Love the images as always!

[@LocalAnalog]

35mm, specifically the Summicron

[@mp3remix171]

Local Analog oh damn! It looked so wide when shooting that Mini Cooper in the “yellow alley” 🤯

[@grahamstauffer8188]

Great video! Lol at those fighting birds. What film did you use?

[@LocalAnalog]

Portra 400! !

[@jamesvdm]

Julie & Julia is one of the all time worst movies.