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what a generous person, not everyone would understand & respect someone culture, someone what their believes. super nice 👌🏻

new video?

Beautiful work

Salut! Super cool zine, c'est quoi le site que tu as utilisé pour faire la disposition des photos au début?

So i'am in process to create an architecture zine with an idea similiars to your but 10 days in São Paulo, what is getting me is the amount of pages of said zine, how many did yours have?

New mamiya video?

Hey Kam absolutely stunning work!!! Btw I noticed a fair amount of your shots are done in portrait orientation, is this something you do intentionally?? (It's a question just out of curiosity as I do take a lot of shots in portrait orientation and still can't explain why I do it lol)

What camera did you use for this trip? I love this!

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Holy shit, I think I actually remember seeing this van last year!

Super vidéo ! J'aime beaucoup la photo de la pizzeria ! Hâte de la prochaine vidéo

This is the Jersey Shore and the locations have been shot extensively by other people.

Sympa (Ça sent la française de 2000% haha)

So happy to hear Virginia Beach get a shout out!! I’m from there and excited to see talented creatives are able to visit

Car shot is fire !! Nice video :)

Do you have any more photos from Ocean Gove posted anywhere? I have a place there and would love to see them.

Very lucky you got to see Villa D! I'm a big fan of Studio KO, the architects of the building

love it 👌 greets from Germany

More time for personal work on your channel. Yes please!

Great love Young work 😊

Ahhhhhh la RB67 !

You were so close to the obx, NC! You should visit there next time you're that close!!

Hi Kam, be careful with the heavy medium format! In the long run you could ruin your cervical spine with the extreme heavy Pentax 6x7 system. Especially when you use the RB 67 with the waist-level finder. Many professionals can tell you a thing or two about it after a few years using this cement bag camera.

Nice video + great images. The photo at 1:27 made me SUBSCRIBE !!! lol.

welcome back! lovee the photos at the beach

A few comments for the algorithm. 😎

Well done.

Hi Kam you are back. Nice sea fotos. I hope the repair of your westfalia wasn`t to expansive? I like your not planning trips. Life brings us often better experiences. If you are not in a rush, things come onto you. More surprise and better photos at least. More creativity.

This is sooo comforting! I feel like I was there by the ocean, watching the sunset <3

That one photo of the driveway with the tree is insane, always super excited to watch your videos!

i love your work , so amazing pls more !! (will you be coming out with a book anytime soon?

I really like the style of your videos. They are so "easy" to watch and follow. Very visually pleasing and interesting story telling! <3

Basic cultural error... I spent 110 days in Morocco earlier this year.. took thousands of street photos.. only caught once .. I used Silent Shutter and shot from the hip and a 15mm and got two of The Best street photos I have ever gotten.. good luck..🙏

love this and your video style!! the zine looks SICK

I was in Morocco / Marrakesh for the first time in January this year. I did plenty of research before I went and my experience remained similar to yours but for different reasons. My experience was that Moroccans dislike of being photographed was nothing to do with having their spirit /essence being captured for religious reasons etc. but because they see tourists as "cash cows" and a source of income. They were happy to have their photo taken (e.g. I got some great photos of the local Berber tribes in the Atlas mountains on a guided tour) but generally walking around the streets etc. the locals wanted paying (1-2 dollars / Euros) every time you take your camera out to compose a shot. I found that if I had a local guide they were happy for me to take photos because they felt someone local was getting paid i.e. the guide. Walking around the streets without a guide I experienced the animosity and aggression you did. This makes any photography in Morocco a potentially expensive affair.

Wow, hugely helpful. Thanks so much for posting. Saved me from making major mistakes.

IMHO those are great images. I'm just getting into photography, so it was nice seeing such great results from Kodak Gold 200, which I just grabbed a 3 pack of (35mm...LOL), and cost half of Portra. Oh yeah, sweet van :)

You really did the right thing with exposing Lomo 800 this way in the snow. They’re properly exposed. It’s just a pretty contrasty film. When using reflective metering you wanna expose the white snow to stops over. From my testing Lomo 800 looks a bit flat and grainy at 800 and performs best at 400-500 ISO. Portra 800 looks great at just 800 but Lomo 800 can really benefit from some extra light.

Salut! Quel était le nom de l'imprimerie à Montréal stp :)

Very nice. Please; which film(s)

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what type of paper did u use for your zine?

The pictures are amazing, and you’re so welcome in morocco

This was great to see your approach as a photographer! Love seeing people make cool stuff when they aren’t coming from a design first background! Wonderful work and thanks for sharing your process.

Thank you Kam! There’s so much information and so many beautiful photographs in this vlog! It’s good to know what’s to expect when travelling to a different country and so important to respect the local culture.

Is that "stealing their soul" thing true ? Come on, in 2023 ? And In Morocco ? It sounds like they were messing with you because they assumed you'd be more likely to respect their wish if they add that 19th century vulgar and false cliché that's mostly associated to native americans. But I will ask more precision to a friend who's also a franco-marocain photographer next time I see him. Or maybe, as you implied in the end, being a woman was mostly the issue ?

Great video. Very glad you weren't hurt on your journey. There are quite a few cultures who frown on photography, but the shots you got -- and the VLOG, intoduced Morocco to us in a way we'd never have otherwise see it. Thank you. Very good shots -- keep crushing it!

Kam! What an amazing trip. I'm a photographer too and I'm from El Salvador. You just captured my favorite places in such a nice way, I'm glad I stumbled upon your video. Well done! I hope you enjoyed this beautiful place on earth 💛

Great video and advice. I didn’t have any problems there but stayed in cities and had a camera smaller than the x100v. Also there is a great museum of photography in Marrekech! So some Moroccans do appreciate photographers!

Nice Vlog. Thank you 🎉