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Inspiring. I'd say your spanish is pretty good. Thanks for sharing.

nice shots man! 👍🏻 keep on

So gorgeous 🙏

So damn good! I don't think I'd want to leave such a beautiful city either.

Thanks!

👍💪🤝

Thanks! Can I use my digital camera to read the exposure then copy the shutter and aperture on my film camera?

Is there any way to select apertures that are in-between the traditional stops? My camera has a maximum aperture of F3.8, which as far as I can tell can't be selected as an aperture... Only 2.8 and 4

Simple, nicely presented and jam packed with useful insight. Top tute fella! Got the Sekonik L-308S so no aperture adjustments for me. Rest is the same though. Thanks 🙏

OMG. Finally I think I’ve got my head around this thing. Thanks

Great explanation and beautiful photographs - I still don’t get how to use it for the camera though. Does it give settings for you to use on the camera eg ISO f-stop and ss and if you put those settings in the camera you get perfect exposure?

brilliant, really helpful. Thanks!

Background music does not help.

I was in Toledo for 3 days 6 weeks ago. Wish I had seen your video before that. Great for inspiration. And I might not have messed up my pathetic tries doing street photography in that great place. You gave me a whole different perspective, many thanks!

I have a ProRes 422 HQ scan of a roll of KODAK VISION3 50D Color Negative Film 7203. It was shot with a CLA'd Nikon R10 Super Zoom (aka. "Nikon R10") camera. My problem is that it has lots of blue hues/overtones (which I think is the correct term). What I want to achieve is a color corrected ProRes 422 HQ output file that I can use in other editing software that I'm more familiar with. I tried following your tutorial but I could not get rid of the excessive blue hues. Do you have a tutorial specifically for this that is beginner friendly or do you know of one such video?

Excellent, to the point no fluff.

It's a toss up between the photos and music as to which is better here. Both are particularly good. Overall the music edges it for me, it just works. Well done.

Superb work, the hotel sign photo worked brilliantly. Thanks for posting this video, really enjoyed it.

I am having the most moody, down day until I came across your post. Your photography was the art therapy I needed. I appreciate the deep shadows and harsh light; you captured Toledo that was inviting to the viewer. As an artist, simply ignore the few negative comments you received. This is YOUR vision & experience. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to more of your work

Great video! Beautiful photos and very informative 😊

Great photos!

Great stills and video! Can't wait to visit this place one day!

The music doesn't help the presentation. I thought this was silent? Some nice ones there 📷👍

can you give your preset? at 03:11 how do you add the black behind the green door but keep the red signal as bright?

For this kind of average flat photos in an outstanding location as Toledo, you can use your phone, not need a Leica (I'm trying not no be rude, but I don't know how to express it lighter, sorry).

Is that Fahrenheit or Celsius?

You did a great job. I love the vintage style you wore in the video 🤌📸

Lovely shots!

I liked the video but why naming it 35 mm when you are shooting digital and not even the sensor is 35 mm?

THIS IS SO BEATUFIL AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

This was pretty interesting as a local to see Madrid through the eyes of a foreign photographer. Keep it up

that shot @ 10:47 was so dope

Are u faking film look?...

nice job bro just plz show me this good filtre 🤩🤩

This was very helpful, especially seeing how you meter front lighting and backlit scenes. Thanks for sharing this knowledge.

Wow love the photos. Love this video and the way you explain how you take each photo 😊

Bona merda company <3

Love these! who's your inspiration?

Why did you bend the edge?

That morning lightttt 🥰

The vibes captured here are unreallllll

I trully loved the pictures, The edition, the video, the music… you trully captured the essence of Valencia in an atemporal way. Congrats 🫶🏻🔥

Hope you have had a good paella in La Pepica.

If you are still in Madrid, go to El Rastro, Sunday mornings. Street market full of photo opportunities. And to El Retiro park.

Great job it's always good to watch street photography videos love it. I also do street photography but I only photograph in black and white 😊

Lovely shots& great video :)

Fark, the music was stupid, gave up.

Nice video and nice warm editing style you have!

Inspiring video! How much editing are you doing post production? You had a ton of shots leveraging the light and shadows but were able to get a great exposure balance in the final images. I'm very much a hobby photographer, I tend to just go with the JPEG out of camera on my Fuji with a few minor tweaks, and I feel like I would struggle to get results like you had without shooting RAW + a lot more editing.

Nicely done, bruv.