HASSELBLAD 500cm Analogue Landscape Photography Chasing the Light on Chrome Hill, Peak District

Join me on a sunrise visit to Chrome Hill in the Peak District to get a magical shot of the sunrise over Parkhouse Hill. I'm out with my trusty medium format Hasselblad 500cm and a couple of rolls of Kodak film, Ektar reversal and Ektachrome positive. I've been to this spot several times now but haven't managed to get a day with the perfect cloud inversion.
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The music in these videos comes from Epidemic Sound
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The film was bought from and processed by Analogue Wonderland
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[@peterdadson7713]

Really enjoyed your video and your images were stunning. It would be a good spot for Hasselblad’s Xpan too.

[@huyongquan6554]

Love it.

[@Stringbob]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it

[@drradon]

Wow these images at dawn are so stunning.

[@Stringbob]

Glad you like them!

[@costelloandsilke7321]

Stunning images.

[@Stringbob]

Glad you like them!

[@JuanJose-kt9oe]

Esta experiencia casi mística de unión con la Naturaleza que tiene el fotógrafo que mira de modo pausado y contemplativo, buscando la perfección de la imagen con el uso de una gran cámara ,se parece a la experiencia que antaño tenía el pintor hasta el impresionismo .Pero en la Pintura los tiempos de exposición son muy largos y el análisis de la imagen debe ser mayor porque la tecnología no te realiza el trabajo. Y, probablemente por eso, la experiencia y el conocimiento sea más profundo en el caso del pintor .De algunos pintores, no de todos.
Un gran abrazo y reconocimiento desde España.

[@Stringbob]

Thank you from England 👍❤️

[@LightLeakBrothers]

Nice job, well done! 🙂

[@Stringbob]

Thanks for the visit

[@seanmac5507]

Subscribed 🙂

[@grahamhutton3129]

Lovely videos with your film cameras. Do you use filters when using film to help grade the light exposure?

[@Stringbob]

I generally dont use filters on my inland landscape shots as the horizons are too inconsistent, but for seascapes I would use an ND grad, and have used a big stopper on occasion for the flat water effect. Oh and of course I would use a polariser if I thought it would improve the shot. FYI I use a Cokin P holder with the Hasselblad bayonet adaptor.