Sometimes you just don't want to say anything. I've been wanting to make a video with only natural sound for a while now. Ironically, it took me twice the time to edit this one. How does that happen? I hope you like it. Comments, likes, new subs, shares etc are always much appreciated. Thanks for watching.
I never say anything on my videos but often use music along with natural sounds. I always find the naturel sound bit difficult mostly due to either wind noise or traffic noise even when it's from a distance ! I find I have to sit editing out the traffic noise etc.... and it takes ages. So I understand what you are saying because I often think it would be easier to talk. I really enjoyed this so it was worth the extra effort spent :D Thank you
Luckily, this was in an area of minimal traffic noise which is always the killer for a peaceful woodland type shoot. I could have done with a few more cows and sheep though.
I rather like your commentary but I found this to be super cool! Kudos for managing to capture the sounds so well! I kept looking to see where you might be keeping the mic (never could find it). Glad I'm not the only one that enjoys the sounds of 4x5 cameras as well.
Lovely to experience that photography session with you. It strikes me how much effort you put into this one, filming all those details from different perspectives. The same amount of effort you put into all of your videos. thank you so much for sharing this!
And that is how you do a photography vlog with no narration! Captivated from start to finish. The MPP really is a beautiful machine, and you came back with a trio of superb studies as well. Fantastic.
Amazing as always in this non-spoken video. Pictures are worth, what? a thousand words? This process of visualization, patience, and technique are exemplary. I totally get it- what you are going for and the results. From the mundane artifact to the art. Thanks to you I am using Fomapan as well with my 4x5 Wista-a new adventure. Of course Barney is a reassuring presence.
Wonderful Craig. Photography is like art, let the painting and images speak for themselves! I love the peace and tranquility I get when walking and just in my "zone". Indeed I just came back from 3 hours walking around the meadows and wetlands near my house, starting at 5.30 in the morning and the subdued light, birds singing and peace is sublime! The photos I took speak for themselves. More of this please.
That's a great time to go out walking. I like doing that myself and it's a good time to record ambient sound for later use before all the traffic gets going.
This exactly the kind of video I can watch over and over, no need for narration because you can already hear what’s going through your head. Please make more of these.
I have no idea what the one thumbs down was expecting, but it wasn’t watching and appreciating a true photographer meticulously go about capturing some wonderful images. An excellent video, wonderfully shot, very well done indeed.
I have no problem with that. People do what they've got to do. There'll be plenty more of that to come. I'm glad you enjoyed it though. Thanks for your feedback once again.
Loving the "ambient" episode. I would reckon not the easiest thing to produce - making sure all sounds are there for the view to hear etc. Just read your comment below and not surprised it took longer to edit. Spring is a great time to do this because of birdsong etc. Great job on the filming, editing etc - oh ye, and I like the end result (images) too.
Thanks Alan. The sound is by no means perfect but I was conscious about getting the levels balanced and the transitions smooth so I definitely spent longer on that this time.
Wonderful Video, and thank you for providing the basic info to help me.. grasp the little things like the need to have filters during a shoot. Because it's the little things that turn a picture into art..
I love silent shooting videos as well! They are fun as you feel more of the ambiance of the surroundings, it's like if we were there with you. My latest video was a silent one too! When you have an audience of french speaking and english speaking followers this way it's good for all! haha! Cheers Craig !
Really lovely video and well put together. Found it to be quite relaxing to watch. Sure does take a good amount of time to set up. Things that I take for granted for sure shooting digital. Cheers
Love it Craig! Such a refreshing video style, letting the photos speak for themselves. Great work on the cinematics/b-roll too! Looking forward to more 👌
The thoughtfulness, care, and attention to detail in every shot is stunning and mesmerizing. So much respect for how elegantly and patiently you executed both the photography and video aspects of the experience.
What a great idea. Your videos are always relaxing without the music, but this one is cool. Nice to see how you explore the scene and find your composition. Very effective. And the photos are great! I've got some Arista EDU 100, which i've heard is Fomopan. Must get out and shoot it. Well done.
Great video. As a bit of a sound nerd, I loved being able to listen to the sounds you heard while out shooting. It was both very soothing and really focused me more on your process and the act of taking a photo. I hope you'll do more of those types of videos in the future.
Works for me - I love the sounds of nature and the 'natural sounds'. It still showed everything that is important though I also like the calm way you usually explain what you do. The images work great as a triptych. Oh, and I am glad to see Barney again ;-)
Absolutely love this style of video. Your presentations are alway very interesting and informative, but to say nothing and just to allow us to watch can be a very powerful experience.
Craig, I commend you for you’re production quality of this vlog. The time, thought and effort you put into making this is second to none. Fantastic. I admire what you are producing on your channel. Great images and as good as it gets production. Well done and thanks.
Capturing three photos, separately every interval by using, the classic view camera, is something very interesting and enjoyable, with a black and white flat film, that needs to develop every shot separately, in to adjust exposure manually by spot meaning, is something of great effort and more patient, so my heartedly congratulations for your awesome Artwork dear Craig wishing you more continuation, of success for seeing more of your expressive Artwork.
I’ve been going back through your videos and watching them over again, really enjoyable watching your process of capturing moments. This video especially resonated with me with the subject matter and the silent video. These places are important parts of history, not sure about in the UK how these places are viewed but many places like these in Australia are not protected and/or suffer decay and sadly fall to ruin. It’s great you’ve got a record for posterity. Do you know if these buildings are protected and want their future is?
Thanks Thomas, I quite enjoyed doing the silent video. I don't know whether they are protected as such but I'm assuming they belong to one of the farms and are located on a public footpath that crosses the land.
I was waiting for you to say something...but then it was still engrossing so really enjoyed it. While you were making first image I was constantly thinking of the hut on the side and then you put the camera there. Great minds....
Thank you for the ASMR photography. You tricked me at the start; I thought that since you were doing a different type of video that you had left Barney at home. Imagine my surprise when he scooted from stage right to stage left... Great video. I haven't made the leap to large format, but your videos each give me a little nudge closer to doing so 😉
Do you think I should be tagging these sorts of videos with 'ASMR'? Maybe it's a whole new audience I hadn't anticipated. Barney is very easily directed and great to have along.
I find that you always have something interesting to say in your videos. In this one, you said it with ambient sound and, as always, beautiful photography. Typically, you have allowed your wonder dog to upstage you in several scenes-marking the spot was particularly dog. I look forward to more. Thanks.
I thought I'd leave that in. It actually shows that you viewed the video all the way to the end, so thanks! I might put one in for each video now as a sort of calling card ;-)
Less is definitely more sometimes Craig...now I do videos I really appreciate how many times you must have moved your vlogging camera(s) to get all those alternative angles !! great editing btw..
Hi Craig... really enjoyed the video, it's good to see you're always trying new things... would you ever consider making a video about shooting film at night?
Thanks Max. Yes, I may do something at night. I've got three rolls of Lomography 800 colour neg 120 in the fridge so that could work in the right conditions.
@CraigPrentis I really enjoy your informative and well executed videos especially on the 5x4 camera,thank you! Question: What is the size of the filter, step-up ring and filter holder you used on the 135 mm lens? Again thanks and keep sharing!🤗
Thanks Kern. That particular set up was a bit long-winded. The 135mm lens has a 40.5mm thread so it was 40.5 to 52mm, 52-77mm, then on to the 77mm Lee filter holder. Those filters are a bit too big for this set up but the system is covering quite a few lens sizes that I have (or had in the past).
Sometimes we don't need to hear anything Craig. Regardless of the extra time editing, it was enjoyable to tag along and watch you snap a few frames. Nicely edited and super photographic results. Barney as usual was an essential part in the production. Cheers from Canada.
Hi Craig, really enjoyed this! It was a very welcome break from videos where people just talk too much! There's a great sense of what you experience, especially helped by the lav mic and the excellent continuity of filming. On the subject itself, have you considered Tyneham? I've never been but read about it. Good work, well done. Even better would be a proper darkroom print ;) Best wishes. Juno x
Hi Juno, thanks, I'm glad you liked it. I think I'll do some more of these 'quiet' ones. I've quite enjoyed the sound recording side of doing these videos and I'm always trying to improve on the quality and the overall experience for the viewer. No I haven't been to Tyneham, but it looks an interesting place. One day, I'll get myself set up with a darkroom. That would finish the analog process off quite nicely. Cheers.
Yes, please, more ‘quiet’ ones. There’s a bunch of us out there who love the sharing of experience and less of the ‘this is how you should do it’ banter’ 😊
Another great video! • I think the ken burns style of showing the negatives is really cool, it gives a great perspective of the Negative to Positive. • I noticed some blurry edge at the top of the second image, Was that because of the ND filter or is just some leaf movement happening? The quality of the video looks really good too.
Thank you. Well spotted with the second image. Yes, it has lost some sharpness - I think it's due to a combination of pushing the lens to its limits, the front rise (quite a bit) and slightly dodgy camera movements on my part. I'm still learning every day with that old camera and focusing is a little tricky when movements are required.
ay, whats that nice iPone app at 02:08 ?? looks like saved camera FOV profiles for composition? and what loupe do you use? Barney is a young fella, right? ;)
Craig Prentis when the weather is unstable and could surprise you with shower why not having a piece of plastic in your bag to cover the camera just for a bit? Quite annoying to work out the composition again and the focusing...
@@CraigPrentisPhoto I have a poncho raincoat in my bag, it fits the camera and it covers the tripod as well. I am curious about these type of photos as they are not "landscapes" in a sense, but more a kind of fine art, which I love to shoot as a subject! Do you shoot this type of images just for fun or you actually can use them for stock photography or selling prints?
Sometimes you just don't want to say anything. I've been wanting to make a video with only natural sound for a while now. Ironically, it took me twice the time to edit this one. How does that happen? I hope you like it. Comments, likes, new subs, shares etc are always much appreciated. Thanks for watching.
Craig Prentis absolutely
I never say anything on my videos but often use music along with natural sounds. I always find the naturel sound bit difficult mostly due to either wind noise or traffic noise even when it's from a distance ! I find I have to sit editing out the traffic noise etc.... and it takes ages. So I understand what you are saying because I often think it would be easier to talk. I really enjoyed this so it was worth the extra effort spent :D Thank you
Luckily, this was in an area of minimal traffic noise which is always the killer for a peaceful woodland type shoot. I could have done with a few more cows and sheep though.
I rather like your commentary but I found this to be super cool! Kudos for managing to capture the sounds so well! I kept looking to see where you might be keeping the mic (never could find it). Glad I'm not the only one that enjoys the sounds of 4x5 cameras as well.
thanks, I'm glad you liked it
Once a wise man said: it is not about speed but it is about the process and dedication you put in.
I like this video and the process.
thank you
Very enjoyable to watch. One man and his dog, and his 4x5. No dialogue necessary.
thank you
rest in peace, craig. this is where i imagine you are now
Lovely to experience that photography session with you. It strikes me how much effort you put into this one, filming all those details from different perspectives. The same amount of effort you put into all of your videos. thank you so much for sharing this!
Thank you, much appreciated. They are very time consuming. I’m trying to find a way to speed it up and get more content out.
Therapy for the photographic soul.
This may be my favourite camera video ever.
Wow, high praise indeed! Thank you.
And that is how you do a photography vlog with no narration! Captivated from start to finish. The MPP really is a beautiful machine, and you came back with a trio of superb studies as well. Fantastic.
Thank you Russell - very much appreciated.
Amazing as always in this non-spoken video. Pictures are worth, what? a thousand words? This process of visualization, patience, and technique are exemplary. I totally get it- what you are going for and the results. From the mundane artifact to the art. Thanks to you I am using Fomapan as well with my 4x5 Wista-a new adventure. Of course Barney is a reassuring presence.
Thank you for your support, much appreciated
Perfect photo companion.
He sure is.
Wonderful Craig. Photography is like art, let the painting and images speak for themselves! I love the peace and tranquility I get when walking and just in my "zone". Indeed I just came back from 3 hours walking around the meadows and wetlands near my house, starting at 5.30 in the morning and the subdued light, birds singing and peace is sublime! The photos I took speak for themselves. More of this please.
That's a great time to go out walking. I like doing that myself and it's a good time to record ambient sound for later use before all the traffic gets going.
This exactly the kind of video I can watch over and over, no need for narration because you can already hear what’s going through your head. Please make more of these.
Thanks very much. I think I will be doing a few more of these.
What A lovely video to watch on a Sunday morning! Thanks for posting.
Thank you very much
I honestly just watch your stuff to hang out with your chill dog. The photography is a bonus.
Yes, that's what most people come for ;-)
Don’t stop doing what and how you do it. I love watching your videos and little Bonnie is such a sweetie.
I also love all the details you added to this video. Thanks for taking the extra time to make it that much more enjoyable. 👍
Hi Dominic, I'm glad you've been enjoying the videos. Thank you for for your support.
Brilliant. Bravo 👏
I have no idea what the one thumbs down was expecting, but it wasn’t watching and appreciating a true photographer meticulously go about capturing some wonderful images.
An excellent video, wonderfully shot, very well done indeed.
I have no problem with that. People do what they've got to do. There'll be plenty more of that to come. I'm glad you enjoyed it though. Thanks for your feedback once again.
Loving the "ambient" episode. I would reckon not the easiest thing to produce - making sure all sounds are there for the view to hear etc. Just read your comment below and not surprised it took longer to edit. Spring is a great time to do this because of birdsong etc. Great job on the filming, editing etc - oh ye, and I like the end result (images) too.
Thanks Alan. The sound is by no means perfect but I was conscious about getting the levels balanced and the transitions smooth so I definitely spent longer on that this time.
A boy and his dog and his camera. What more do you need? Lovely video and images. Thanks for commitment and effort you put in on all your posts.
I think so too. I'm generally quite happy when I'm mooching around with my camera and my dog.
Loved watching this start to finish...relaxing...motivational...thanks Craig
Thank you Philip.
Beautifully done.
thanks
This is how a photography vlog has to be done. Thank you for this very inspiring video.
Thank you very much.
No words required. So nice to just be in the moment without interuption of soeech or background music.
Wonderful Video, and thank you for providing the basic info to help me.. grasp the little things like the need to have filters during a shoot. Because it's the little things that turn a picture into art..
Thanks, I'm glad it helped.
Beautiful and inspiring video.
thanks
I love silent shooting videos as well! They are fun as you feel more of the ambiance of the surroundings, it's like if we were there with you. My latest video was a silent one too! When you have an audience of french speaking and english speaking followers this way it's good for all! haha! Cheers Craig !
Cheers Gaetan, I'll take a look at your video. Glad you liked it!
Lovely work!
Excellent video! Thanks a lot Craig
I was totally unprepared for this and after watching the video I am quite moved. Thank you for a wonderful start on a new day.
Great, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Wonderful. I really appreciate all of the effort that goes into your videos Craig. Thank you.
I'm glad you liked it ;-)
Beautifully made video, Craig. Didn’t need speech. Very enjoyable and absorbing. Thankyou.
Glad you liked it. Thanks.
Semplicemente un capolavoro !!
Grazie mille ;-)
The dog's the star!
This video is immensely poetic, Congratulations!
Thank you
Really lovely video and well put together. Found it to be quite relaxing to watch. Sure does take a good amount of time to set up. Things that I take for granted for sure shooting digital. Cheers
Thanks Diego, I think the slower approach works better for me. All the best.
Enjoyed the natural sounds in this video, and also at the end dissolving from negative to positive image. Very nice!
Thank you
Love it Craig! Such a refreshing video style, letting the photos speak for themselves. Great work on the cinematics/b-roll too! Looking forward to more 👌
Cheers Liam, much appreciated.
Stellar video and photos.
loved this Craig, silence is golden
Fantastic video Craig throughly enjoyed it 👍👍👍👍
Great, thanks for watching
love this nature sound
thanks
Magic.
Thanks Craig, tremendous video! Lovely shots!
thank you
I loved it! Beautiful shots and edits. Wonderful photos. Saving to watch again and again. :-)
Thank you
This is just really lovely.....so glad you have a loyal.friend with you.
thanks, he's the best
The thoughtfulness, care, and attention to detail in every shot is stunning and mesmerizing. So much respect for how elegantly and patiently you executed both the photography and video aspects of the experience.
Thank you, that’s very kind. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Very, very nice. So relaxing. Although I must say that I have never seen a dog who enjoys getting muddy as yours ;-)
👍 liked the note book always a good idea and nice to look back on.
What a great idea. Your videos are always relaxing without the music, but this one is cool. Nice to see how you explore the scene and find your composition. Very effective. And the photos are great! I've got some Arista EDU 100, which i've heard is Fomopan. Must get out and shoot it. Well done.
Thanks Martin. Yes, I believe they are the same film.
Watched it again my lunch time. De-stress.
thanks ;-)
Perfection. Thanks so much for this Craig.
thank you, much appreciated
I could’ve watched and listened to it for an hour. Love your filming too I’d be interested in a how to.
Great video. As a bit of a sound nerd, I loved being able to listen to the sounds you heard while out shooting. It was both very soothing and really focused me more on your process and the act of taking a photo. I hope you'll do more of those types of videos in the future.
Yes, I think I will. Thanks for watching Allysse.
Works for me - I love the sounds of nature and the 'natural sounds'. It still showed everything that is important though I also like the calm way you usually explain what you do. The images work great as a triptych. Oh, and I am glad to see Barney again ;-)
Thanks Isabel. Yes, I'm glad he's back too.
Absolutely love this style of video. Your presentations are alway very interesting and informative, but to say nothing and just to allow us to watch can be a very powerful experience.
Thank you Andrew, I'm pleased it worked for you.
Nice results with the Foma, loved the video
This video just makes me want to get out and take pictures Craig - brilliant 👌
Great stuff, thank you
This is the photography content I didn't know I needed
Cheers
Craig, I commend you for you’re production quality of this vlog. The time, thought and effort you put into making this is second to none. Fantastic. I admire what you are producing on your channel. Great images and as good as it gets production. Well done and thanks.
Thank you James, I'm glad you've been enjoying the videos. All the best.
Another well considered video Craig, spot on. I did like the transition from negs to prints, nice effect.
Cheers Marc, I think it worked well too.
So relaxing, loved it. As always.
thanks
Awesome! Brilliant experience! Thank you for sharing.
thank you
Those three images you took would look great printed and framed together
Thanks, I've already done that. Need to update my print sales so I may upload it there.
Nice triptych Craig! And I love the format of this video!
Great, thanks for watching
Excellent, I love this.
thanks
Why don't you use a lens shade? Was taught in the early 1950s to ALWAYS use a shade, especially outside. Love the photos you took.
Capturing three photos, separately every interval by using, the classic view camera, is something very interesting and enjoyable, with a black and white flat film, that needs to develop every shot separately, in to adjust exposure manually by spot meaning, is something of great effort and more patient, so my heartedly congratulations for your awesome Artwork dear Craig wishing you more continuation, of success for seeing more of your expressive Artwork.
Thanks for watching. I appreciate your comments ;-)
@@CraigPrentisPhoto Thanking you too dearly friend, have a good luck 💓🤗
I’ve been going back through your videos and watching them over again, really enjoyable watching your process of capturing moments. This video especially resonated with me with the subject matter and the silent video. These places are important parts of history, not sure about in the UK how these places are viewed but many places like these in Australia are not protected and/or suffer decay and sadly fall to ruin. It’s great you’ve got a record for posterity. Do you know if these buildings are protected and want their future is?
Thanks Thomas, I quite enjoyed doing the silent video. I don't know whether they are protected as such but I'm assuming they belong to one of the farms and are located on a public footpath that crosses the land.
Class.
cheers Steve
Very enjoyable and instructive. So well edited that words are superfluous (with a little help from your canine companion)
Thank you
I was waiting for you to say something...but then it was still engrossing so really enjoyed it. While you were making first image I was constantly thinking of the hut on the side and then you put the camera there. Great minds....
Great stuff, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you for the ASMR photography. You tricked me at the start; I thought that since you were doing a different type of video that you had left Barney at home. Imagine my surprise when he scooted from stage right to stage left... Great video. I haven't made the leap to large format, but your videos each give me a little nudge closer to doing so 😉
Do you think I should be tagging these sorts of videos with 'ASMR'? Maybe it's a whole new audience I hadn't anticipated. Barney is very easily directed and great to have along.
@@CraigPrentisPhoto you could. Hard to say what people will respond to, but I can't see how it would hurt much
I loved it. Thank you for sharing
thank you
Something very emotive about the sounds of setting up that camera. A well produced video Sir, you’ll be screwed when talkies take off but for now. 👏😁
yes, the camera does have a few good sounds of its own. I'm glad you liked it.
Not a film man myself Craig but love that camera of yours and I do love an old shed/building, enjoy your videos
Thank you
I find that you always have something interesting to say in your videos. In this one, you said it with ambient sound and, as always, beautiful photography. Typically, you have allowed your wonder dog to upstage you in several scenes-marking the spot was particularly dog. I look forward to more. Thanks.
I thought I'd leave that in. It actually shows that you viewed the video all the way to the end, so thanks! I might put one in for each video now as a sort of calling card ;-)
Are you doing well there? We always love and wait for you. I miss you.
Thanks, back soon hopefully
Thoroughly enjoyed this one. I need to get back into my binaural field recordings after watching this :)
Thanks Derren
Enjoy the effort into getting a good selection of angles. Nicely done!
Cheers Andrew
Less is definitely more sometimes Craig...now I do videos I really appreciate how many times you must have moved your vlogging camera(s) to get all those alternative angles !! great editing btw..
I think with me not talking, I was even more conscious of mixing it up with the angles to have enough interest for the 'story'. Thanks Nigel.
Wonderful
Very nice Craig I enjoyed this. The photographs of the huts were really nice. :D Teddy
thanks Teddy
Hi Craig... really enjoyed the video, it's good to see you're always trying new things... would you ever consider making a video about shooting film at night?
Thanks Max. Yes, I may do something at night. I've got three rolls of Lomography 800 colour neg 120 in the fridge so that could work in the right conditions.
@@CraigPrentisPhoto sounds cool mate!
You make all of this alone Craig? I like this kind of video, thanks for doing them !
Just me and a bit of help from my dog, Barney!
Brilliant
thank you
Excellent. Thank you.
My kind of vlog. No long journey to get there and none of that senseless yacking.
@CraigPrentis I really enjoy your informative and well executed videos especially on the 5x4 camera,thank you! Question: What is the size of the filter, step-up ring and filter holder you used on the 135 mm lens? Again thanks and keep sharing!🤗
Thanks Kern. That particular set up was a bit long-winded. The 135mm lens has a 40.5mm thread so it was 40.5 to 52mm, 52-77mm, then on to the 77mm Lee filter holder. Those filters are a bit too big for this set up but the system is covering quite a few lens sizes that I have (or had in the past).
Sometimes we don't need to hear anything Craig. Regardless of the extra time editing, it was enjoyable to tag along and watch you snap a few frames. Nicely edited and super photographic results. Barney as usual was an essential part in the production. Cheers from Canada.
Thanks Wayne, much appreciated.
Hi Craig, really enjoyed this! It was a very welcome break from videos where people just talk too much! There's a great sense of what you experience, especially helped by the lav mic and the excellent continuity of filming. On the subject itself, have you considered Tyneham? I've never been but read about it. Good work, well done. Even better would be a proper darkroom print ;) Best wishes. Juno x
Hi Juno, thanks, I'm glad you liked it. I think I'll do some more of these 'quiet' ones. I've quite enjoyed the sound recording side of doing these videos and I'm always trying to improve on the quality and the overall experience for the viewer. No I haven't been to Tyneham, but it looks an interesting place. One day, I'll get myself set up with a darkroom. That would finish the analog process off quite nicely. Cheers.
Yes, please, more ‘quiet’ ones. There’s a bunch of us out there who love the sharing of experience and less of the ‘this is how you should do it’ banter’ 😊
Nice.. I want to take my CG out for a walk.
Thank you for this video, but what is this application you use at the beginning of the movie?
It's Mark II Artist's Viewfinder - you'll find it in the App store.
@@CraigPrentisPhoto thank you and see you soon
i love your video
thank you
OMG!! Branch Manager Doggo ❤️
Another great video!
• I think the ken burns style of showing the negatives is really cool, it gives a great perspective of the Negative to Positive.
• I noticed some blurry edge at the top of the second image, Was that because of the ND filter or is just some leaf movement happening?
The quality of the video looks really good too.
Thank you. Well spotted with the second image. Yes, it has lost some sharpness - I think it's due to a combination of pushing the lens to its limits, the front rise (quite a bit) and slightly dodgy camera movements on my part. I'm still learning every day with that old camera and focusing is a little tricky when movements are required.
Craig, enjoyed the video & your process while in the field. Do you scan your 4x5 film to show us these results?
Yes, scanned on an Epson V850
ay, whats that nice iPone app at 02:08 ?? looks like saved camera FOV profiles for composition? and what loupe do you use? Barney is a young fella, right? ;)
Mark II Artist's Viewfinder app. Nope, Barney is an old boy at 11 yrs.
Do you find xtol gives you fine grain when you use it with Formapan?
It's only the second time I've used this combo but it seems to be fine grained on my big scans
Craig Prentis when the weather is unstable and could surprise you with shower why not having a piece of plastic in your bag to cover the camera just for a bit? Quite annoying to work out the composition again and the focusing...
Yes, I usually carry a bag but didn't have one on me this time. It would have saved a lot of faffing.
@@CraigPrentisPhoto I have a poncho raincoat in my bag, it fits the camera and it covers the tripod as well. I am curious about these type of photos as they are not "landscapes" in a sense, but more a kind of fine art, which I love to shoot as a subject! Do you shoot this type of images just for fun or you actually can use them for stock photography or selling prints?