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This one needs to have a tutorial..great work!!

Can you please do a tutorial!

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These are great images! And shows that UltraMax 400 is a underrated film stock, and can be pushed quite well.

A really lovely walk around video, I love your approach to street photography..you have a new subscriber x

Glad to see you uploading content again. Somehow I missed the spring video.

this was a super nice vlog! :) looove botanical gardens they're always so peaceful... so real about nyc being the epitome of a dirty city to people when a lot of other places are the same

There were some really great shots in there…

I have a bunch of photography related content in the making right now, but it will take some time to finish them. So stay tuned to see the film pictures that I took in Amsterdam and Scheveningen ;))

This has great rhythm and the narrative is somehow catchy

How did you do this???

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOSSS I came across your channel when i was looking for inspo for my mixed media animation

Love the cozy nostalgia vibes, you make me wanna get my own camcorder or start documenting my life in a way as well Thank you for taking us along and I'm looking forward to the next video 🧡💫

I like 4k more than 720 but, anyway, nice and relaxing video. And nice to see you back.

Hello. Welcome back. You’ve been missed.

Hi! I shoot with an A1 too. Great camera for someone like me who’s still learning. I learned this trick from a gentleman-lick the back of the film and push it in the other cartridge and pull it out after it sticks. That pulls the leader of the roll so that you can load it again. Happy shooting and lovely shots. Excited to push Ultramax for my friend’s graduation party in two weeks.

You look kind of like Towa Bird

hi, pushed to 3200? how?

so cool !!

how did you make this on Davinci? Its really cool, I've been trying put its so complicated compared to other softwares

Love this

More of this, please.

Beautiful video, Marlene. I have felt as if I too were saying goodbye to NYC. I hope to see more photowalks in Frankfurt or wherever you are. Go ahead and good luck with your degree.

My respects!

Did you shoot the talking head sections with a Helios 44-2?

Thank you for this video. I’m a recovering native New Yorker so I’m a sucker for NYC photography. Forgive me for not being a film photographer anymore. Some of your images seemed to me to have a green cast and weren’t very sharp. Film vs. digital? I enjoyed your video more than the still images. Cold and wet weather definitely slows me down. I live in Seattle and that is what we get in abundance. Shooting inside is always a good idea, at least part of the time I take pictures. I LOVE Saul Leiter, a color film street photographer from the 60’s and 70’s. Besides walking the streets in the east village, he’d stop off in stores and shoot through the fogged up plate glass. He’d also use his telephoto lens from his 2nd floor apartment. Some of his most famous images were captured during rain, snow, or cold weather. You have the right kind of gloves for photography with the ends of the fingers absent. Malls are a good place to go on inclement weather days. The security has the right to demand you not take any photos as that is private property. Museums are good too. Stores like the Stand or Barnes & Noble @ Union Square are good places to warm up. A place like Lincoln Center is good too. There is the library where you can warm up and use the bathroom. As a street photographer, it is important to know where public bathrooms are available. Maybe the best place in NYC to go on cold or wet days is the subway. Dry. Warm. There is always a show going on either on the platform, in the cars, or on the level of the token booths(of course there aren’t any tokens but I remember them). Mask On Nurse Marty(Ret)

Chelsea market is a vibe 🤌🏼

I like the vintage pastel colours, I think the sunny conditions helped a lot with the expired film. Thanks for sharing the photo tour around Coney Island 📸

Subbed! Nice content. Excited to watch the next chapter. Try Moscow)))) it is so underrated. So much history here coming from a Filipino expat)

Get yourself a Nifty Fifty 1.8 you will be very glad that you did for night shots it’s also very cheap to purchase

Are you going to keep uploading on this channel? Sorry to see the journey end. Good luck with whatever you decided to do in the future. <3

Such a bittersweet video. I hope you keep producing content from your homeland. Bye

Super interesting advices and superb images as usually 😍 Have you tried Ultramax in cloudy days? Never tried this film and I'm going out tomorrow and I'm hesitating between Ultramax, Gold, Portra, Cinestill..

Thank you Marlene you've given me some great ideas. I live in Northern California so all of your suggestions are just within easy reach by car or public transportation. I've been shooting Ilford HP5 lately and experimenting with different filters but I also have a baggie full of color films in the fridge.

Beautiful shots! I never thought ultramax rolls could look that great on low light

A very pleasant photowalk, I felt like I was in Coney Island. And you got very nice photos, that film gives beautiful colors. Your videos are very nice, I congratulate you.

With expired film you need to talk to the place that is processing first. Some places will not process older film as they do not have the process to do so. Overheard a conversation at a developing place that advised the person to not use the film they showed them for anything irreplaceable and no other places would develop it.

Just came across this video on my home page. Fantastic video and gorgeous photos!!!!!!

All of my new film only has an expiration of 2-3 years out. If that roll expired in 2012, maybe it was made long after the 80s? Otherwise they really cut the shelf life on their new stuff. Either way, really cool photos and video!!

Yeah expired film can be tricky but I think you got some awesome photos with it.

You got some pretty good results. I've shot a lot expired film and if it's around the 10 yo iso 400 film you're good to underexpose it one or two stops. I always shoot Umax 400 at iso 200. i have a 35-70mm zoom and get that same light flare. I chalk it up to the sun angle. try an ND filter

Great captures. Do you develop on your own or send to a lab?

Great example of this emulsion pushed. Thanks for that

Film leader pullers are easy to learn! The roll is salvageable. 😊

Absolute joy to watch these videos- especially love the photos of the empire state at different- I've recently taken ones in a similar concept of a view from my backyard in distinct weather conditions. It's pretty interesting and fun to observe the same subject at different times!

love these videos! the footage you get is always great! keep it up. you definitely deserve more likes and subs!

You've given me insperation to shoot some street photography in my own Chinatown. I'll try not to get yelled at.

I just want to tell you that I absolutely love your videos . I’m a amateur photographer also like very amateur but I love it