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Amazing photos!

It was exceptional useful to hear your comments as to why the adjustments you were making results in the look that you wanted. A very clear and professional thought process. Thank you for this.

Hi, in the 10 years you’ve had it has it had a CLA? If so, how many times?

(cave in)

The Speed photos 😤🤯

Rad work as always Reid

It's very interesting how skateboarding also intertwines with photography a lot. In this past month since I've been learning about photography I've realized that there's a lot of crossover with skateboarding too - which makes perfect sense since someone has to film. I was just completely oblivious to all of this stuff before I got interested in photography. Very wild have an epiphany about this stuff so late in my life

This is super cool to have found a channel which is about two things I love: music and photography

Very cool. I think I just have a little more experience to get under my belt so I can feel confident enough to photograph at shows and stuff. Right now I feel quite a bit of imposter syndrome since I'm so new. I feel like everyone's going to be like "he's not a photographer what's he doing here???" haha I know that's not the case and won't really happen, but I think once I get more comfortable with the basics I'll just throw myself into the deep end because that's what I do with everything I learn

Wow this is awesome. I'm new to photography, but also an avid hardcore/punk fan of many years. I played in local so cal hardcore bands back in the early 00s. The parallels between the photography world and music world are very cool. I also LOVE Have Heart so this was a VERY cool bonus! And then for you to break down how to get the exposure and stuff was amazing. I'm so glad I found your channel

That section talking about how picking the photos you like out of all the shots for that day helps you develop your taste and style really resonated with me. This is 100% true for me so far in my photography journey. I'm brand new, and have subconsciously doing this since I started a month ago. Go out and take a bunch of pictures, and then select the ones that make me feel something and tell a story. Then I have these 'aha' moments, where I'm like "ohhhh, _that's_ why I like it". I literally just had this realization yesterday, where I started thinking to myself "oh wow, that was cool. I want to find more things like that to photograph". It didn't really hit me at the time, but that was just my brain going "yeah that looks really cool, lets find a way to do this more often and more efficiently next time!". So totally makes sense that doing this process over and over, it's inevitable that we can start to realize "let me do X or let me do Y to get the preferred result faster next time". And then on top of that, I started noticing themes within my preferences about what I liked. That literally led me to drive around town looking for more stuff like that that inspired me. So without thinking about it, I was essentially developing my style. Very cool. I didn't really think of it that way but that was totally what I was doing

Thank you! Im gonna try this for shure with my Olympus XA2 with the hp5 @800 iso you recomemded in one of ur comments. Any other tips for a complete novice on this or shuld i start with another scene to choot before this?

Fascinating work. Excellent video. ☕📷🌟

Such a great photos! 😀 Thanks for your art!

What setting did you use to get rid of the color cast?

these are too good, you inspire me

great shots! how high are you pushing the iso on the m10 before it gets too noisy?

even in a much bigger venue, you still confidently manage to obtain great shots 🫡

❤

Yup, I bought a new car and only used first gear for a year, then I bought a new set of golf clubs and only used the five iron for a year and I thought that I was boring!!!!!

love the pictures man, and the snapshots of what life has thrown your way - keep it up and thank you for sharing

Wow great video and wow you have serious photographic skill. Really stands out compared to the average RUclips photography channel.

I feel the same, GREAT VIDEO here. I have been shooting with my M6 and HP5 for about 5 months now, only difference is I shoot with a 35mm 1.5 Voit instead of the 28mm.

I just came across your channel and instantly amazed by your style!!! Amazing work, looking forward to watching whatever you upload 😊

Black cats are NOT bad luck traditionally. That was a very modern invention. Black cats were especially prized on ships because they tend to be particularly good at hunting rats below decks on ships and were considered a good omen for the voyage.

Im interested in getting a Leica M film camera. I dont know what to choose, 35 or 50mm. Part of me wants to use the 50mm. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Nice video I’m pretty sure my friend Will Yip was in one of those photos. Great work.

Thinking of documenting some small towns in Florida. One lens one film to get a consistent look

You have produced some magnificent work! Thank you for sharing.

Nice setup and video mate! I also have the Voigt 28mm F2 v II. did you try the Leica Summicron to see how it compares?

Great insight! What films are you using and do you tend to stay at 800 ISO? I usually stay towards tri-x/tmax/HP5/foma at box speed because I have relatively strong flash.

Man, do you have or deal with tinnitus from photoing shows?

I need to try this at some point. I’m curious to know if you normally shoot HP5 at box speed or do you push it?

Thank you for the tips RE flash settings

hell ya

Just picked up my m6 with a 35mm voigtlander. Amazing!!

where did you get your hoodie ?

Can you elaborate as to why you shoot film? Thanks.

Shout out Dimension Six yo

I agree with just about everything you said. I love my M5 w/ a 50mm Summicron. It is small, quiet, and doesn't get in the way of getting the shot. Nice channel!

Great video. Think as we see the inevitable march to AI generated media content, there will be an increase in deliberately lo-fi aesthetics for authenticity and character.

what is the name/model of the stand?

Yes, yes, yes - you are so right! Thanks for the video. I enjoyed your pictures.

As someone who is getting more into shooting bands, I would love to learn how you go about reaching the bands, if you talk with the band about using flash, shooting the whole show or just the first three songs. Settings you use for your flash or when you are not using flash. I'm learning all this as I go but I would love to know your process. I always love how your photos look! Great video as always!

I used an M3, 50mm for decades! I never needed more! I read and see those huge bags, with so much equipment! It's stupid! It's hard work. Modern M Leica, have lousy viewfinders! That's why the 35mm and 28mm! I often need the 35mm, at events! Too many people! Fun to see after a year, two, three? My M3 is 57 years in service! Your use of 28mm great! Super images!

That dog photo at 3:13 wow! what flash unit are you using with the M6?

This is so awesome

how are you comfortably able to shoot on a 28mm lens with your glasses? I have a really hard time seeing the framelines.

So cool! Starting a zine for film photography at hardcore shows and its been really fun creating the layouts. I love the look with the artist tape. What cameras do you use at shows?

Just found your channel and really enjoying it. I shoot a similar set and film was wondering what developer you're using to get those really contrasty negs? Are you shooting at box speed or pushing to 800-1600? Oh, and what was the great sounding background music at 52 secs?