A Day of Film Photography in Venice Beach

I traveled to California a couple of weeks ago to shoot a wedding and ended up shooting some 35mm film with some old friends at Venice Beach. I hope you guys enjoy the film photos that we got. It was my first time really shooting a full roll of 35mm film so this is a good video for film photography beginners to see what not to do. I had borrowed a film camera that my friend Travis was owns and he was shooting on his Canon EOS 1N. Learn from your mistakes my friends and always overexpose your film by a stop! Much easier to work with in post.
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[@ThomasBocage]

Thanks so much for watching family. If you have any questions about shooting film, or photography in general please comment below!

[@RobMoses]

That shot at 2:12 was awesome! Lots of other cool pictures in here too Thomas. Good video.

[@ThomasBocage]

Thanks for the kind words my friend!

[@KylerSteele]

Venice beach is too nice. Can’t wait to get out there some day

[@ThomasBocage]

Definitely a dope spot my guy. Can’t go wrong with any beach out there

[@bavistry7466]

Love it thom! Fun watching our photos come to live in a different medium. Good times❤️

[@ThomasBocage]

Can’t wait to make more vids like this bruv!

[@wkhuai]

great video ! amazing vibes

[@ThomasBocage]

Thanks so much my friend!

[@oneeye7581]

Great footage! Love it!:)

[@ThomasBocage]

Thank you for the kind words my friend!

[@olawalesanni2872]

Love how chill your videos are man! cant wait to see more!

[@ThomasBocage]

Ayeee appreciate the kind words bruv! Excited to make more videos like this one

[@jacoblogan9429]

great stuff dude! this is the first video of yours that I’ve discovered and looking forward to watching a few more. Definitely keep up the work :))

[@ThomasBocage]

Appreciate the support my friend. Hoping to pump a couple videos out soon here!

[@espenbjrkvold5119]

What lovely images you got here. I see in your description that you are shooting for shadow detail by slightly over-exposing your images. That is a good idea with negative films in general. Nice to see someone else thinking that way.

[@ThomasBocage]

I appreciate the kind words my friend. After a lot of trial and error I came to that realization. Along with knowing my developers pretty well that helps a ton too

[@TomAnthonyMoney]

Love it man

[@ThomasBocage]

Appreciate the support!