วีดีโอ

These are really great photos - the medium format ones actually blew my mind a bit 🙌🏻

Great photos!

More Video Like This, Inna 🔥

More Video Like This, Inna 🔥

Cool video!

I’m from Toronto (live north of the city now). I studied film at Ryerson and used to do some casual hobby photography. I’ve been following your work for years and you are hands down my favourite photographer. If I ever get married it would be a dream to hire you. Great video!

Great job!

This is so good! lovely images!!

PHENOMENAL COMPOSITION

Nice pictures! Looking forward for more videos :)

You've got a great eye for composition! Keep it up, loved the photos :)

wow! incredible shots and colours!!

That shot from the Dolomites that you also chose as the thumbnail is truly magnificent🥹✨

woah! I used to shoot on a zenit, unfortunately it got a light leak :( what was the film on that?

I think all of the images from each camera were beautiful in their own way. ❤

This was a joy to watch! so many small moments of magic captured ✨️

Superb compositions ! I hope you get tot travel at least as much in 2024 :) Cheers

Really enjoy the photos you took. They had an Eggleston feel to them. It was interesting to see how you captured Italy over time.

I aspire to take pictures like you did

Loved the pics and so interesting to revisit a country with different cameras when its not up to your own choice. Quick question, did you use some sort of compressor or something on you audio? Your voice kept on ducking thru out the video... Anyways, you got urself a new subscriber.

Wow your composition and eye is phenomenal. A lot of film pics i see are so random but every shot in this is excellent. NIce work

you took amazing pictures on these cameras 😍 Definitely following you on instagram from now on! 😊

Great video. I like the format of you talking over the photos. And I especially liked the photos in the beginning with the reflections in the open window.

Love this style

Great video, I hope you succeed in reaching it big time, this is abnormally high production quality for someone with so little subscribers, keep it up and nice shots :)

Awesome! Love the super 8 footage!

Great photos ! Love your compositions

Sweet shots!

Such lovely photos! I loved the shots from all 3 cameras - although I think the last set are probably my favourite!

i liked this short film. that 35 summilux is best lens for that camera. very good composition. I just acquired the beaulieu 4008.

I am Vietnamese Australian Hindu. It is so beautiful to see Vietnamese person in British Colombia embracing Hindu culture.

The photo of the sky & birds at 6:21 is beautiful!

wow!!

Do they have any you tube channel?

Beautiful wedding

💐👌

Nice

Beautiful couple! beautiful wedding!

Wonderful!!! God bless you beautiful couple

Looking forward :)

Very nice video. Vietnamese are very hard working people.

I am an old timer, 50 years of photography. I do own Leicas, Hasselblads, Rollei TLRs etc etc. Leica M lenses of F1.4s were never intended to be used for applications that a modern F1.4 lens on a digital camera is used. They were mostly intended as a low light lens for photojournalism where critical focusing for newspaper reproduction was meaningless. The images were supposed to be just sharp, not critical sharp. Modern concept of sharpness is unfortunately a byproduct of the digital age, where sharpness has become the defacto standard by which the performance of a lens is measured, absolutely irrelevant IMHO. I have a couple of Leica 35mm lenses, an F2.8 Summaron, F2 Summicron and an F1.4 Summilux ASPH which cost me an arm and a leg and few fingers twenty years or so ago. Unless the F1.4 is planted securely on a tripod and focused very very carefully it will not produce sharp results wide open or even at F2.8. The F2.8 and the F2 always produce razor sharp results from F4 onwards. Rangefinders are really point and shoot cameras and not what they have made up to be. Look at the work of Cartier Bresson and see how many images of his meet the modern criteria of sharpness. In the end I will quote Ansel Adams, if a photographer ever manifested the concept of image sharpness and technical perfection in a photograph, it was him. He said " there is nothing more disturbing than a sharp image of a fuzzy concept ". I think we all understand what he said. Just take good photographs and enjoy the camera.

Welcome to the M club.

Amazing photos wow!

Surprised to hear a photographer calling bokeh a “gaussian blur” . Jeez . Improve your creativity that’s the reason you choose m6 omg. I don’t know if it’s this millennial generation but something with those videos about people discovering film like discovering fire is obnoxious . Slow down your photography.... bla-bla-bla. No need to do a video to brag about your new M6 by the way you could have bought a canonet rangefinder for 60 bucks to fist see how you feel with film first ( amazing camera definitely underrated ) . Anyway love the shot of the sky with birds .

great shots and footage!

This is a very common "issue" all lenses have a "sweet spot". The point where the lens is the sharpest. I usually google the sweet spot setting for every lens I use.

How and why did you go straight for a Leica M6 when you've never shot film before? You would have been way better off with a slr style I'm guessing. Especially considering the fact that you don't even understand how aperture works and you're not familiar with manual focusing....🤔

It is great to see someone new to film. I love the Leica M series film cameras (I have an M3) but I think you should consider trying a classic manual focus SLR as well, not as a replacement but a supplement to your analogue creativity which you clearly have in abundance. This would give you a different and some would say easier focussing experience. There are many classic manual focus/manual exposure SLR's available. Might I suggest you try something like an Olympus OM1n, the same era as your M6 and costing a twentieth of the price!

What kind of film were you using?