That god damn end screen gets me every time lol Always look forward to your videos and it lights a fire under my feet to complete the many rolls of film I have stocked up myself.
Hey Teemu, love your videos and your photos are great! I've started on a journey in photography over the last seven months ,doing an HNC in college for photography and I've found your channel very informative and inspiring. Love checking out your videos to help with ideas and techniques. Keep up the great work bud!
@@teemu.mp4 A really great video and inspiring photos. You welcome! know the grinding my self as a Photo/Videographer, can some times be hard working in a creativ Job. And please keep em going, am watching you since your Hokkaido Snowstorm videos and just love them.
Been watching your work the last few weeks and sub'd today, I think you should call the Xpan/Fuji what you want it's you're channel right. In other videos I love the bus stops and the foggy window and faces you get through them, especially the colours and contrasts too. It's clear you have a passion for your own style of works and travel, and only real photographic people will appreciate the hard work you put into it. I'm not sure about carrying so much gear, that might detract you from the relaxed energy you need think about your mood and composition? That said the in light and rain looked difficult and you managed it all nicely. that Cinestill was incredible! Thanks for the time and efforts and sharing...
Thanks very much for your comment! Yes only bringing small amount of gear definitely makes it more fun to shoot and results in more time spent outside, therefore better results. But heavy gear is good for when you know exactly what to shoot.
Film is just a different experience. So many things to be more mindful of, even when it's out of the camera. At the end of the day, you really don't know what you are going to end up with. It makes it exciting and frustrating at the same time. Similar to you, on my Sony, I come back home with 1k photos to go through that I took that day. Film, it slows that process and down. I think this has its benefits; when you switch from film to digital, it helps strengthen your base. Jealous of that XT-1, ever since GrainyDays showed his off like 2 years ago or so, they went from 2k to 4k+ USD.
Yeah for sure. You learn so much from shooting film, and can't beat the feeling of getting a shot back that actually turned out better than expected! Makes the occasional wasted roll worth it.
Spring at the earliest. I'm optimistic about restrictions being lifted in the coming months finally so I'm just waiting and seeing, would really rather avoid quarantine. Especially because here in Dubai we have almost no restrictions anymore.
I knew it, you had the crypto bro vibes :D Was speculating for some time now how you managed to travel and live in nice hotel rooms all the time with having a quite small YT channel and not mentioning any other job (and also having a super wired sleep rhythm 😜). My most logical theory was, that you where an Crypto OG, who has a lot of f**k you money, living life, traveling and doing TH-cam has a "hobby job". Seems my theory was not so far off ;) Anyway, binge watching some old videos, you do great work man :)
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some gold among all these shots, loved it :)
Love the thumbnail Timu
Cool video again!!
That god damn end screen gets me every time lol
Always look forward to your videos and it lights a fire under my feet to complete the many rolls of film I have stocked up myself.
😂 And I'm so glad to hear my videos have that effect, looking forward to yours!
such an Inspiration to start with photography. thank you :)
Hey Teemu, love your videos and your photos are great! I've started on a journey in photography over the last seven months ,doing an HNC in college for photography and I've found your channel very informative and inspiring. Love checking out your videos to help with ideas and techniques. Keep up the great work bud!
Cheers, thanks Liam!
Was so stoked about this Video to come out!
Thank you! comments like this makes the editing grind easier so I appreciate it very much!
@@teemu.mp4 A really great video and inspiring photos.
You welcome! know the grinding my self as a Photo/Videographer, can some times be hard working in a creativ Job.
And please keep em going, am watching you since your Hokkaido Snowstorm videos and just love them.
That's cool to hear. Feels like an eternity ago. Some day, I'll be back to Hokkaido.
Been watching your work the last few weeks and sub'd today, I think you should call the Xpan/Fuji what you want it's you're channel right. In other videos I love the bus stops and the foggy window and faces you get through them, especially the colours and contrasts too. It's clear you have a passion for your own style of works and travel, and only real photographic people will appreciate the hard work you put into it. I'm not sure about carrying so much gear, that might detract you from the relaxed energy you need think about your mood and composition? That said the in light and rain looked difficult and you managed it all nicely. that Cinestill was incredible! Thanks for the time and efforts and sharing...
Thanks very much for your comment! Yes only bringing small amount of gear definitely makes it more fun to shoot and results in more time spent outside, therefore better results. But heavy gear is good for when you know exactly what to shoot.
love your videos mate!
Thank you :)
Film is just a different experience. So many things to be more mindful of, even when it's out of the camera. At the end of the day, you really don't know what you are going to end up with. It makes it exciting and frustrating at the same time.
Similar to you, on my Sony, I come back home with 1k photos to go through that I took that day. Film, it slows that process and down. I think this has its benefits; when you switch from film to digital, it helps strengthen your base.
Jealous of that XT-1, ever since GrainyDays showed his off like 2 years ago or so, they went from 2k to 4k+ USD.
Yeah for sure. You learn so much from shooting film, and can't beat the feeling of getting a shot back that actually turned out better than expected! Makes the occasional wasted roll worth it.
When are you going back Teemu ? I feel like tour last trip was a warm up! Your photography is made for korea as the backdrop.
Spring at the earliest. I'm optimistic about restrictions being lifted in the coming months finally so I'm just waiting and seeing, would really rather avoid quarantine. Especially because here in Dubai we have almost no restrictions anymore.
Love from India 🇮🇳
You were my very first inspiration for film, Street
honored to hear, much love
1:34 LOL. The camera is the same, the branding and enamel differs.
Yep lol
LETS GOOOOOOO!!
:D
I knew it, you had the crypto bro vibes :D
Was speculating for some time now how you managed to travel and live in nice hotel rooms all the time with having a quite small YT channel and not mentioning any other job (and also having a super wired sleep rhythm 😜). My most logical theory was, that you where an Crypto OG, who has a lot of f**k you money, living life, traveling and doing TH-cam has a "hobby job". Seems my theory was not so far off ;) Anyway, binge watching some old videos, you do great work man :)
Haha partly true. I do have a job in digital marketing which is location independent as well.
14:48 🔪😂😂
They will evaporate you if no mask