Eduardo Pavez is great with an X-Pan too! Australian movies to check out: Walkabout, Wake in the Fright, Mad Max franchise, The Proposition, Ten Canoes, Animal Kingdom, The Rover, The Infinite Man, The Nightingale, Picnic At Hanging Rock, Sweet Country, Chopper, Shine, Lantana, Charlie’s Country, The Tracker. There’s some others I just can’t think of too.
So if you ever do a road trip through the US, here’s a travel tip. Don’t rent hotel rooms every night. Try and sleep in your car and take showers at truck stops. I don’t know if you have truck stops in Australia but here we have cross country trucks that haul freight from one side of the county to the other so the truckers stop at these gigantic gas (petrol) stations and they have amazing shower rooms. They’re like really decent hotel bathrooms that you rent for for like $10. I took a trip across the country with my wife and when I mentioned during our planning stages that we could just shower at truck stops she had the worst idea of what truck stop showers would be. I had to convince her that if truckers know a truck stop shower is gross they can just continue on down the road to a good one. So truck stops really do have to compete with each other by having nice clean shower rentals. So give that a go.
@@pushingfilm No worries! Most of them were re-edits of older videos - the newer stuff is ahead. Also, this was a great all around - like listening to a podcast. I wasn't prepared for your American accent, though. Haha. Cheers!
Hi Hashem great chat, regarding movies You should definitely watch if you didn't yet. "The APU trilogy" from Satyajit Ray . My favorites movies trilogy hand down.
Hey man, just want to let you know I watched the first of the trilogy and it was fantastic! Thanks for the recommendation, definitely gonna watch the other two
Not photography related, but it's strange watching this in 2024 because I would have been in ICU with COVID19 whilst they were discussing the strictness of the lockdowns ... I'd of loved to get out for an hour a day, but unfortunately being wired and tubed up stopped me getting out for an hour with my camera ...
I like you both guys but not knowing who Alec Soth is in photography is like not knowing who Meryl Streep is in cinema... There are other sources of information other than TH-cam :)
Can't think of a good Australian movie? "Proof" with Hugo Weaving, Russell Crowe. Blind guy taking photographs as proof. Shame you couldn't name that one.
In conversation with Baxter's Dad would've been more of a clickbate but whatevs (luv u jason gimme ur 67)
I kind of called it that in the description, but as a title would have been even better... with a thumbnail of Baxter for ultimate bait level 😂
Grainydays is my favourite film photography channel. Dude is hilarious and really talented.
You interviewed the wrong dude in the house. We all expected Baxter. 😆
been following this guy when he was doing short sci films on youtube. Proud of how far hes come.
There is a disturbing lack of Baxter in this video.
Very cool to see the 2 of you chatting! Love me some grainydays!
Great conversation man, really enjoyed this! Nice to see a US/AUS crossover in the film community
Thanks Chris!
Huge love for "Paris, Texas." Great recco, Hashem. Essential viewing for anyone who shoots colour.
It's such a great unique piece :-)
One of my top 5 guys on YT. Great interview. 👍
This video saved me from insanity during lockdown. Much appreciated Hashem
It's tough out there! glad it entertained :-)
Thanks for that, Far better entertainment for this evening than what's on NZ TV :-)
Eduardo Pavez is great with an X-Pan too!
Australian movies to check out: Walkabout, Wake in the Fright, Mad Max franchise, The Proposition, Ten Canoes, Animal Kingdom, The Rover, The Infinite Man, The Nightingale, Picnic At Hanging Rock, Sweet Country, Chopper, Shine, Lantana, Charlie’s Country, The Tracker. There’s some others I just can’t think of too.
You mean Walkabout from the 70s?
YES About Time! Amazing movie!
So if you ever do a road trip through the US, here’s a travel tip. Don’t rent hotel rooms every night. Try and sleep in your car and take showers at truck stops. I don’t know if you have truck stops in Australia but here we have cross country trucks that haul freight from one side of the county to the other so the truckers stop at these gigantic gas (petrol) stations and they have amazing shower rooms. They’re like really decent hotel bathrooms that you rent for for like $10. I took a trip across the country with my wife and when I mentioned during our planning stages that we could just shower at truck stops she had the worst idea of what truck stop showers would be. I had to convince her that if truckers know a truck stop shower is gross they can just continue on down the road to a good one. So truck stops really do have to compete with each other by having nice clean shower rentals. So give that a go.
You and Jason have 2 amazing channels. Love both of them. Keep on going!
Thanks! Will do!
Wooo. Now I got something to listen to for the next hour.
Haha Thanks Manuel! Hope it doesn't get too slow, I didn't bother to edit it 😅 Hope you've been well over there, I need to check out your last uploads
@@pushingfilm No worries! Most of them were re-edits of older videos - the newer stuff is ahead.
Also, this was a great all around - like listening to a podcast. I wasn't prepared for your American accent, though. Haha.
Cheers!
Excellent and funny interview guys :) I would love to see more ;)
Great chat! Enjoy both of your channels!
Thanks so much!
This was so interesting to listen to man! You guys covered some great topics
Freakin' awesome. A+
This guy make my every photo that I've shoot have a white border around it..
Great interview between two cool cats.
Thanks man! 🙂
The mamiya 7 has a panoramic adapter accessory and has "built-in" frame lines for panoramic.
Built in but it's pretty small dots haha
Bad news: Japan is always super crowded ;)
Jason could just get the Mamiya 7 panoramic adapter. You can shoot 35mm panorama without the need of a dark bag.
I couldn’t catch the name of the movie with the Hopperesque palette?
Paris, Texas
@@pushingfilm Thanks! Gotta check it out.
Please tell me you appreciate the amazing 8x10 work of Edward Weston as much as I do.
Did you work at Michael's? I loved popping in to gawk at the museum on the top floor when I'd put in slide film for dev
That's the place! 😁
Boom
Hi Hashem great chat, regarding movies You should definitely watch if you didn't yet. "The APU trilogy" from Satyajit Ray . My favorites movies trilogy hand down.
Thanks for the recommendations! Will add them to my watchlist :-)
Hey man, just want to let you know I watched the first of the trilogy and it was fantastic! Thanks for the recommendation, definitely gonna watch the other two
@@pushingfilm Thank you. I was thinking it will be your kind of movies ! You will definitely love the next ones.
Alec Soth, Joel Sternfeld, Stephen Shore, shoot 8x10.
+1 The Last Indian
Not photography related, but it's strange watching this in 2024 because I would have been in ICU with COVID19 whilst they were discussing the strictness of the lockdowns ... I'd of loved to get out for an hour a day, but unfortunately being wired and tubed up stopped me getting out for an hour with my camera ...
I like you both guys but not knowing who Alec Soth is in photography is like not knowing who Meryl Streep is in cinema... There are other sources of information other than TH-cam :)
Can't think of a good Australian movie? "Proof" with Hugo Weaving, Russell Crowe. Blind guy taking photographs as proof. Shame you couldn't name that one.
I'd never heard of that one, thanks for letting me know 👍 I definitely don't consider myself a movie "expert" of any kind
Noice *click*
that is the only YT channel that i have set youtube NOT to recommend videos from, i think Jason is not talented and not original. Sorry.