Absolutely love your behind the scenes videos, especially in these rainy, gloomy, moody days. They always manage to help me relax, even on the most stressful days. Thank you, Teo!
Thank you for explaining why you liked the photo and how you edited some of them, especially with the colors. Things we can definitely apply to our creative process 🫶🏼🫶🏼
you're my favorite photographer, It's always fascinating to understand what went on behind the shot - it almost adds another layer to the photograph itself
Hi Teo, concerning the wooden hut photo that is clearly too green, I would drastically desaturate the yellows and the greens by -50. I tested it on a screenshot of your photo, it works great. If you want I can send it to you so you can see what I'm talking about.
Awesome video! Rain and digital camera scares me! But excellent results! Landscape is beautiful Lots of green! The clouds in the trees are beautiful! Thanks for sharing and passion for the content on your channel!
Aww thank you so much, glad you enjoyed this! :) Hahah yeah, it's a bit scary, but most cameras can withhold a little bit of rain ...I hope lol, but so far all is good :D
everyone is talking about how moody and calming the video is. me in my mind , " man he is all alone there " "isn't that terrifying" he is so lonely I want to be with him " "If I was him I would have been frightened af" " is he ok"
Always a better day when you upload bro! ❤️ Still going to send that camera to you, I just have a lot going on and I need to get the packaging for the long trip.
Wow, we're on a trip nearby and this is the lake where we wanted to go yesterday and before yesterday but didn't make it. 😅 Hinterer Langbathsee and Gmunden were beautiful too, tho. Great video as always. Thank you, you're an inspiration!
Ohh what, that's right here haha! This is the Vorderer Langbathsee, so I think you must have past this lake to get to the Hinterer Langbathsee? Except you came from the mountain of course :D Glad you enjoyed the video, thank you! :)
@@teocrawford No, me and my wife came through the forest from Taferlklaussee, and my mum and brother took the harder way over Brunnkogel. Now we're at Attersee and about to head back home to Czechia. Cheers! 😃
Loving this video so much :) ! had a quick question i also use the a7iii and was wondering what setting you do when you got the self portraits :) I want to give this a go Incredible results look forward to more content !
Aww thank you, so happy to read that you like it! :,) Do you mean the setting that makes the camera automatically shoot multiple shots consecutively? That the "intervalometer mode", which is commonly used to shoot timelapses, but I love to use it for my self portraits. You can probably just look up a Sony A7iii timelapse tutorial to find the setting :)
Hey, amazing video as always!! I have gear question however. I'm considering to get the A7iii too. Is it a perfect camera for you? Have you ever felt the need to upgrade to the Sony A7iv?
Thank you! :) It's an amazing camera, but by no means perfect. However I rarely have moments in which I feel the need to upgrade. Recently when I was shooting my final short film for Uni I did however borrow a Sony A7IV from a friend to get 10-bit footage, because the rest of the film was shot with a Cine-camera in 12-bit. There was this one shot that required a smaller setup and so I asked to borrow the Sony A7IV instead of using mine to get that extra colour information. And also I wanted to shoot that clip in 4K 50fps, which my A7iii is not capable of. But overall I think it is incredible and in my TH-cam work I've never felt the need to upgrade :)
Hi Teo :) sehr cooles video. Welche Einstellung Nutz du für die konstanten Fotos? 😅 Also das die Kamera direkt viele Bilder hintereinander schießt. Lg Timo
Hi Timo, danke dir! :)) Das ist quasi der Zeitraffermodus haha :D Im Menü heißt das bei mir "Intervalometer" - da kannst du dann einstellen, wie viele Bilder in welchem Zeitabstand geschossen werden sollen :)
With a film camera it's a bit tougher than with a digital one like in the video. But I actually recently tried it and will be sharing the bts in the coming weeks. Basically what you need is a film camera with a self timer. :)
Ahh possibly - not sure about yellow, but red would probably look good :) I was so happy to have whatever umbrella actually, because I hadn't brought one and just found the one I used by coincidence lying around in the car haha :D
@@teocrawford you noticed me! Yay you know I exist, I'm a big fan! Love your work and the channel is my favorite film/photography channel. Your videos are my coffee time videos haha😁💜 thank you for being so inspiring and open! I dream of one day being able to meet you.
Of course I am! That is why I dry it off quickly when it get's wet, but the Sony can handle a little rain no problem. However once the Sony looks really wet I always dry it off.
I have no idea my question is full of stupidity. But i want to ask you why to be a photographer? And how to see an image beautiful? Because i didn’t find any way to see your images are beautiful including my captured images. I don’t like any images are existing in this world. I am not being rude. Please Understand. I am capturing photos from 8 years. And i shoot almost everyday. I watched a huge amount of videos and tons of images. But i didn’t get inspired. I have given my 100% on practicing. But i didn’t get enjoyed with the process and the images i was taken. I love to love photography but i am unable love photography. If you’ve any suggestions please help me. I need help BADLY.
Absolutely love your behind the scenes videos, especially in these rainy, gloomy, moody days. They always manage to help me relax, even on the most stressful days. Thank you, Teo!
Ahhh that's amazing, so happy to know this, thank you so much! :,))
Thank you for explaining why you liked the photo and how you edited some of them, especially with the colors. Things we can definitely apply to our creative process 🫶🏼🫶🏼
Ohh sure, glad you appreciate it! :)
you're my favorite photographer, It's always fascinating to understand what went on behind the shot - it almost adds another layer to the photograph itself
This is pure asmr
The self portraits of you standing in the lake are absolutely amazing
Beautiful photographs, really love this .. so amazing .
Aww thank you, so happy to read you enjoyed this! :))
The video is a masterpiece, thank you for inspiring me every time
Aww thank you so much! :,)
Your videos are so pretty and relaxing.
this is more than a TH-cam video - this is an experience
I really really like these photos, keep your work up :)
Aww thanks! :)
I really like your style of photography, i think it's really original. Good luck in future.
Aww thanks! :))
brb going to take self-portraits. I just love the way you explain why you edit the way you do!
I really enjoyed this video. Inspired me to shoot more in the rain. Thank you.
Die Bilder im Wasser sind so cool!
these are stunning!! i love the black and white ones
Aww thank you! :,))
Hi Teo, concerning the wooden hut photo that is clearly too green, I would drastically desaturate the yellows and the greens by -50. I tested it on a screenshot of your photo, it works great. If you want I can send it to you so you can see what I'm talking about.
Another excellent video, loved the shots. 15.52 is a lovely minimalist shot.
15.15. Haha
Awesome video Teo!! Glad I’m not the only one who crops my photos to the CinemaScope aspect ratio haha
Awesome video! Rain and digital camera scares me! But excellent results! Landscape is beautiful Lots of green! The clouds in the trees are beautiful! Thanks for sharing and passion for the content on your channel!
Aww thank you so much, glad you enjoyed this! :)
Hahah yeah, it's a bit scary, but most cameras can withhold a little bit of rain ...I hope lol, but so far all is good :D
you inspired me to start taking film photos, your videos are really awesome, I'll never regret of founding your channel,
Aww that is amazing, thank you so much for the kind words!! :,)
What An Amazing Video💚
Aww thank you! :)
Great photos, did you go for a swim?
everyone is talking about how moody and calming the video is.
me in my mind , " man he is all alone there " "isn't that terrifying" he is so lonely I want to be with him " "If I was him I would have been frightened af" " is he ok"
beautiful video
Ahhh thank you! :)
Hi Teo, I love your artwork.Can I ask what tripod you use? Mine is a bit heavy and bulky.
Always a better day when you upload bro! ❤️
Still going to send that camera to you, I just have a lot going on and I need to get the packaging for the long trip.
Aww that's so kind, thank you! :,)
Ahh no worries, I know what it's like haha :D
That thumbnail is 🔥🔥🔥
aww thanks! :D
Wow, we're on a trip nearby and this is the lake where we wanted to go yesterday and before yesterday but didn't make it. 😅 Hinterer Langbathsee and Gmunden were beautiful too, tho.
Great video as always. Thank you, you're an inspiration!
Ohh what, that's right here haha! This is the Vorderer Langbathsee, so I think you must have past this lake to get to the Hinterer Langbathsee? Except you came from the mountain of course :D
Glad you enjoyed the video, thank you! :)
@@teocrawford No, me and my wife came through the forest from Taferlklaussee, and my mum and brother took the harder way over Brunnkogel. Now we're at Attersee and about to head back home to Czechia. Cheers! 😃
@@dominik.zemanek.97 Ohhh wow, that sounds incredible!😍
Have a good rest of your trip!🙌🏼
Loving this video so much :) ! had a quick question i also use the a7iii and was wondering what setting you do when you got the self portraits :) I want to give this a go
Incredible results look forward to more content !
Aww thank you, so happy to read that you like it! :,)
Do you mean the setting that makes the camera automatically shoot multiple shots consecutively? That the "intervalometer mode", which is commonly used to shoot timelapses, but I love to use it for my self portraits. You can probably just look up a Sony A7iii timelapse tutorial to find the setting :)
Hey, amazing video as always!! I have gear question however. I'm considering to get the A7iii too. Is it a perfect camera for you? Have you ever felt the need to upgrade to the Sony A7iv?
Thank you! :)
It's an amazing camera, but by no means perfect. However I rarely have moments in which I feel the need to upgrade. Recently when I was shooting my final short film for Uni I did however borrow a Sony A7IV from a friend to get 10-bit footage, because the rest of the film was shot with a Cine-camera in 12-bit. There was this one shot that required a smaller setup and so I asked to borrow the Sony A7IV instead of using mine to get that extra colour information. And also I wanted to shoot that clip in 4K 50fps, which my A7iii is not capable of.
But overall I think it is incredible and in my TH-cam work I've never felt the need to upgrade :)
great video as always teo, favorite shot is 10:15
Aww thank you! Ohh I see, yeah I like that one too hehe :D
Hi Teo what camera are you using
How do you set it to take photo's every 2 seconds or so?
Hi Teo :) sehr cooles video.
Welche Einstellung Nutz du für die konstanten Fotos? 😅 Also das die Kamera direkt viele Bilder hintereinander schießt.
Lg
Timo
Hi Timo, danke dir! :))
Das ist quasi der Zeitraffermodus haha :D Im Menü heißt das bei mir "Intervalometer" - da kannst du dann einstellen, wie viele Bilder in welchem Zeitabstand geschossen werden sollen :)
Your channel got monetized! I will gladly sit through a few ads if it means supporting you Teo. Cheers!
Do you use any type of filter on your lenses?
At the time of this video I was not, but nowadays I always have a Cinebloom 10% filter on my Sony.
How do you take self portraits with a film camera? I suck at selfies in general but I want to get better
With a film camera it's a bit tougher than with a digital one like in the video. But I actually recently tried it and will be sharing the bts in the coming weeks. Basically what you need is a film camera with a self timer. :)
I think the first 3 photos of you on the road with you and your umbrella would be better if the umbrella was yellow or red.
Ahh possibly - not sure about yellow, but red would probably look good :)
I was so happy to have whatever umbrella actually, because I hadn't brought one and just found the one I used by coincidence lying around in the car haha :D
@@teocrawford You could change the colour in post.
I think the 4x5 would be better at 1x1
First! 💛
Hehe! :D
@@teocrawford you noticed me! Yay you know I exist, I'm a big fan! Love your work and the channel is my favorite film/photography channel. Your videos are my coffee time videos haha😁💜 thank you for being so inspiring and open! I dream of one day being able to meet you.
R u on Vero yet?
I couldnt find him on vero yet, looking forward to him joining
Ahhh not yet, but I'm on my way haha :D
I was also looking for you on Vero. Anyhow, you are talented
Are you not afraid of messing up the camera shooting in the rain?
Of course I am! That is why I dry it off quickly when it get's wet, but the Sony can handle a little rain no problem. However once the Sony looks really wet I always dry it off.
I have no idea my question is full of stupidity. But i want to ask you why to be a photographer? And how to see an image beautiful? Because i didn’t find any way to see your images are beautiful including my captured images. I don’t like any images are existing in this world. I am not being rude. Please Understand. I am capturing photos from 8 years. And i shoot almost everyday. I watched a huge amount of videos and tons of images. But i didn’t get inspired. I have given my 100% on practicing. But i didn’t get enjoyed with the process and the images i was taken. I love to love photography but i am unable love photography. If you’ve any suggestions please help me. I need help BADLY.