Shooting Film in the Peak District + Large Format with Friends

[@chevy2die]

No joke, you’re my favorite large format photographer on KZbin right now. Robbie Maynard and Bryan Birks are close second or third, but your videos are so chill and you take the kinds of photos I take. Keep it up sir.

[@Tom-Humble]

Thank you man I really appreciate you saying. I’ve got loads of large format stuff to come once my wedding season starts to calm down!

[@KarlMarshall69]

Awesome Tom, nice to watch someone just being them-selfish . Cheers

[@TheBigNegative-PhotoChannel]

Really enjoyed your shots in this one. I can't get enough of the British landscape 😀

[@Tom-Humble]

Thanks man.

[@SathyaPeacock]

Dude, loved the Ektar shots and the custom prints 👌🏽 doesn't feel like a 15 minute video, so well done :)

[@Tom-Humble]

Thank you man!

[@danielbarbosa2010]

Brilliant shots mate, I love how one of the supporting characters was... the pub! lol

[@Tom-Humble]

Haha thanks man. Turns out I might have a drinking problem 😂

[@jimwlouavl]

You had me at “catching up and getting drunk.” Seriously, you have a very approachable style. The story of the triptych for your friend was very interesting. Nice work. That could be a separate video. I loved the portrait from a distance with the faucet in the foreground.

[@Tom-Humble]

Thank you. Had a busy summer with work so did a few videos where I just ended up squeezing loads into one!

[@jasonkeyse]

The triptych is superb! The evening shot of the pier is knock-out! And actually printing photos and framing them adds so much. Love the channel, Tom, and your work.

[@Tom-Humble]

Thank you. 100% photos need to be printed and framed. Only problem is when you run out of wall space!

[@mythcrab6047]

Nice one. My Toyo is on the way and look forward to following along your progress.

[@Tom-Humble]

Thanks!

[@baladino]

Thank you for sharing this. Stay humble (Please keep making content). The rain added loads of contrast too.

[@Tom-Humble]

Thank you! Humble by name, humble by nature 😂

[@NunoAlmeidaPhotography]

Those portraits at the end look so good!

[@Tom-Humble]

Thanks!

[@ribsy]

The ektar images are wild!

[@Tom-Humble]

Ektar is so good for landscapes, not so good for my pale skin! 😂

[@philhasacamera]

Great video! loved the last bit especially, with the large format portraits. Also made me chuckle drunk in the pod! :-)

[@Tom-Humble]

Haha 😂 thanks man

[@steveperkins3718]

You’ve made me feel quite homesick 😎. Great to see the old pier again

[@sevsuk2011]

im struggiling walking down to the beach here in brighton with the wista 45 on my shoulder. skills trapsing up the peak district. Love the triptych, images at the end. Thats been my plan shoot series for 3 x zine, then pull out some custom artwork.

[@Tom-Humble]

Yeah I mean it’s not something I think I’ll do again haha. But I reckon an hour hike would be doable. Thanks 🙏🏻

[@tomadzinic]

I love those shots with Portra 160 :D yes, they are not technically ok but they look so dreamy and I like that

[@Tom-Humble]

Thanks!

[@davidthompson8153]

Great video mate, really enjoyed it.

[@Tom-Humble]

Thanks man

[@ZainRiza]

The triptych was a great idea. The third photo is actually my favourite. Love the moon in it. Bloody hell the pier is long haha

[@Tom-Humble]

Thanks man, I was happy with how they turned out. Longest pleasure pier in the world haha! That’s what anyone from southend will tell you anyway.

[@berndvandecruys]

Definitely do more of the hiking photography stuff (that's what I try to make as well :) ). One of the biggest advantages of sunrise compared to sunset, less people are willing to get up that early, so for photography you usually have the place all to yourself :-).

[@Notimportant1995]

Sorry to hear about your negs man, they really are in a state, Dev at home is pretty easy if you've got a sous vide and using a Mod54 in the Patterson tank is really simple if you're keen to try it! Plus no waiting for a lab.

[@Tom-Humble]

Yeh I’ve developed colour film at home before but didn’t want to risk ruining them. Perhaps I should have just done them myself!

[@Notimportant1995]

@@Tom-Humble I've developed so many and it's honestly really easy, with either the Mod54 or using a Jobo system instead. Easiest way to get good at anything is to just do it!

[@lensman5762]

Love the shots with Ektar. They really do have a painting/vintage film look.

[@daymonpearcey8468]

Great video, you've been busy! The Southend images are fantastic.

[@Tom-Humble]

Thanks man!

[@ldbass62]

Great video! I really enjoyed it!

[@Tom-Humble]

Thanks!

[@Normanskie]

@ 0:38 the infamous lonely tree.

[@anthonyfarmer6811]

Another great roll mate . How are you scanning the 4x5 sheets ?

[@Tom-Humble]

Thanks mate. Camera scan using the pixl-latr negative holder.

[@eoghanhennessy15]

Hi Tom, we have a great group on Facebook called ‘UK film photography and darkroom’, we’ve compiled files with things like photo labs and camera repair shops so it might be a useful resource for you if you would like to see what’s out there. There’s also a great bunch of people on there who would love to see your work and we can help each other with any film queries.

[@walterglover3423]

Pop into LF heaven (Linhof) next door at Leigh On Sea

[@Tom-Humble]

What's this? There's a LF shop in Leigh?

[@walterglover3423]

tudio Image House Leigh Road - last time I dealt with them Paula Pell-Johnson was in charge. I'm in a penal colony on the other sidde of the planet so it might have changed lately.