Beginner Techniques for Shooting Black & White Film Photography

I have been really wanting to get into black and white film photography, so that I can truly understand it. This is my first attempt at doing that throughout a variety of locations in Bangkok, Thailand.

[@benjaminpoe1006]

appreciate the honest and humble approach to this video. keep on keeping on

[@developingtank]

Thank you, just trying to keep it real instead of acting like a pro

[@jean-christophearlandis2343]

Nice pictures thanks. I have been four times in Bangkok it's a good place to take pictures

[@developingtank]

Thank you, I agree it’s great in that regard

[@0zymanndias773]

Dude these pics are great!

[@developingtank]

Thanks man, I’m happy with a few, but maybe setting the bar too high by comparing my work to absolute legends 😅

[@0zymanndias773]

@@developingtank naw dude, these video essays are amazing. Truly. These photos so far have so much life and the grain just adds a sense of loss in time. Would be dope if you did a video with this same film roll type and capture modernity since it gives a sense of vintage. Btw what’s the roll of film called? 😅 I want to start shooting film

[@developingtank]

I’m not sure if it’s this film in particular. From what I read it’s similar to Ilford HP5+ (which is apparently very popular, but again, idk anything about b&w film). I used Rollei RPX 400 for this video.