The only thing I hate about Nick Carver videos is they inspire me so much I get about 5mins in & pause to go & look at an image I've taken months or years ago & look at it with a whole new 'Nick' viewpoint.
i will never get enough of your videos. what you do as a photographer is so striking, but you also have this nonchalance that is infectious and truly representative of "living the life" to me. rock on man!
I Used those cameras in my studio and occassional on sites! Stunning gear. And to Rollei users, they suck! I kept a Rollei, that was intended for a love one! By the time fully serviced, relation-ship was done!Loved could leave camera on tripod! Rollei too fragile! Service and aftercare was unique! Your Video is stunning! Bravo!
what a great jurassic quote. Edit: This is Nick at his finest and me at my happiest. Everything was great - story, sounds, picture. Really top notch Nick.
It’s nice to see the young people getting back into the film cameras guys like me learned photography with. I hope enough people shooting film gets the film manufactures to start releasing more film and paper options.
Another awesome episode personally I like to think I’m pretty meticulous regarding my photography but man you take it to the next level don’t take it the wrong way but I love watching you agonising over every detail that is true craftsmanship
Some of that spring business looks pretty enticing from up north. You are picking fresh oranges, I have to go shovel the snow. So far 6 fresh inches today and it keeps on coming. I hope the summer lands on a weekend this year.
A beautiful short story. I love these Rollei like cameras. Especially the the waist level viewfinder. But I could never really get used to the square format. The bus stop photo is wonderful with the diffused light. Direct sunlight as seen in the Google Earth images looks too hard and kind of blotchy…
Nice shots once more, love the very first onem the flies and of cause the 6x17 thankx ! Would love to take mine for spin as well but the weather here in Germany is just clouds, rain and freezing for the last week, so sitting inside watching youtube videos is the task for the day.
Supercool. I'm on my third TLR, the exact same model, but I rarely shoot it. I might just have to dust it off, and take it for a photo walk. Thanks for the inspiration. Love the gnat shot.
i was gifted a C220 as my first film camera about 3 weeks ago what a coincidence. I too was out in the backyard taking pics of my lemon tree. ran a couple rolls of gold 200 through it, very beautiful results. feel like you can just walk into the images. a very exciting but heavy camera. fantastic video i was vibing hard.
Great images, great storytelling of their capture, great ambiance to it all. I think the soft light works really well. Of course you could hit the sliders to get an idea of what harsh light would have produced, or you could take a win and move on to the next adventure. The latter would fit the relaxed feel of this post.
I love the C220! Sadly I hurt my neck so using a WLF is rough. I got an adapter on eBay to fit a Kiev 88 45-degree metered prism and it's now my favorite medium format camera.
This is a triumph! The story telling aspect is amazing. Totally unexpected based on the title, it turned out to be the perfect thing for a Sunday morning. Thank you Nick.
This is excellent. I love the sound effects at the beginning, the music, and the voiceover. Really entertaining and inspiring-an instant Nick Carver classic. Oh, and the resulting photo is a keeper!
Hi Nick. You killed it in this new video. Liked how you showed those nervous seconds before taking 6x17. Added more juice to the story of the video! Keep up the good work!
While I sympathize, I empathize even more - those are the real-world troubles that hamper so many of my image-taking opportunities. There is real comfort in knowing I am not the only one suffering the slings and arrows of the photography life!! Cheers, and better luck in 7 months!
Man that cloud will get you. Yesterday I set out to catch the ISS in front of the sun. It’s only there for 0.56 seconds. But Mr. Cloud came by and ruined it. Just a minute later it was clear and stayed clear all day. Love those orange shots.
Too funny. "Man plans, God laughs." TIL: Canadian Tuxedo. Thank you Obi Wan. Love the concept of the image, BTW. I fully expect you to follow up in 7 months. I get the feeling you're a bit obsessed with it at this point, for some reason. Happy trails.
love the bus stop nick :-) ; I've just committed to 120 B&W (acros) and doing the same round the roundabout you are in this vid, 3 weeks with one roll, looking at buildings, urban landscape, like this (but I got some art too {graffiti art on walls}-the GOOD kind :-) ) so now to the darkroom gods that roll goes, hoping things turn out; But the thing with the bus stop and clouds is the METAL, if it glares (has too much highlights), is the main problem here.
If you don't pay attention to your environment, it seems like it seldom changes. But, if you're a photographer, and you're shooting street stuff, it's surprising how often things change. For years, I drove past a machine shop in downtown that had a very tall wall of tools hanging on corrugated metal and every time I drove past it, I thought "I gotta get a shot of that." Suffice to say, the shop is no longer there and I never got a shot of it. I really wish I had, it was beautiful.
Nice to see you using a C220. They were the mainstay of wedding photographers many years ago, but I could never afford one, settling for a fixed lens Yashica 124G. I can't tell if it was intentional, but your dog pics suffered from their only issue, parallax error as you frame with one lens and shoot through the other.
Daddy Nick has been hitting the gym apparently. NGL the bit in your office with the drink, the 'satche, the spectacles, the shirt and the biceps questionned my heterosexuality.
Doing walks in your town with a camera certainly makes you aware of interesting small environments that you usually drive past. Next thing, you're pointing out little details to friends in the car as you drive around town :-)
🤭 u cant possibly be bad with street photography, sir. Please ... Try the penax Monochrome 😁🤗 im planning it for a trip to buffalo ny. Hopefully not too far away from now 💕 .
I once scoped out an old, abandoned factory for a quite a while to take photos of. There was never a soul around it. Finally, perfect lighting one afternoon and I set up to take photos and, suddenly, about 20 (at least, maybe more) fire trucks showed up (no sirens or lights) swarming all around the building. Turns out that they were going to do some kind of training session there for several hours. I could only laugh at the absurdity of it.
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The only thing I hate about Nick Carver, is there's never enough Nick Carver. I need videos weekly at a minimum!
The "c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, c'mon" cut was brilliant.
The only thing I hate about Nick Carver videos is they inspire me so much I get about 5mins in & pause to go & look at an image I've taken months or years ago & look at it with a whole new 'Nick' viewpoint.
i will never get enough of your videos. what you do as a photographer is so striking, but you also have this nonchalance that is infectious and truly representative of "living the life" to me. rock on man!
I just paused to say freaking thank you! Definitely more photowalks, your videos always restore my faith in RUclips.
Tequila, fresh orange juice, Hawaiian shirt and a tache. It's that Magnum P.I. reboot we always wanted.
This is the best dialogue in a photography video I’ve ever been exposed to.
What an awesome storytelling. That rising sound of the gardening tools. SUSPENSE !!!!!
Spite light - the light that you waited so long for that arrives just as you leave. Happens so many times.
that screensaver at 5:00 goes hard ngl
The gnats one is stunning and makes me itchy lol😂
I Used those cameras in my studio and occassional on sites! Stunning gear. And to Rollei users, they suck! I kept a Rollei, that was intended for a love one! By the time fully serviced, relation-ship was done!Loved could leave camera on tripod! Rollei too fragile! Service and aftercare was unique! Your Video is stunning! Bravo!
There's nothing like Portra colors..... 👌🏻
what a great jurassic quote. Edit: This is Nick at his finest and me at my happiest. Everything was great - story, sounds, picture. Really top notch Nick.
I am late to the Nick Carver party, but enjoying the catch up! Loving your videos. Totally inspiring!
The Mamiya C220 is my favourite medium format travel camera.
Fantastic storytelling, angles and editing. Bravo sir. Always a treat. Cheers from Miami!
Music choice is awesome! 👌🏻
“Canadian Tuxedo”. 😂😂😂😂😂
Great Jeff Goldblum impression, man.
I love your sense of humor and your photography.
Great music choices. Another terrific video.
You would love it in the Midwest. We have nature taking over ALOT of stuff out here.
It’s nice to see the young people getting back into the film cameras guys like me learned photography with. I hope enough people shooting film gets the film manufactures to start releasing more film and paper options.
Another awesome episode personally I like to think I’m pretty meticulous regarding my photography but man you take it to the next level don’t take it the wrong way but I love watching you agonising over every detail that is true craftsmanship
After catching them all, Ash Ketchum proceeds to capture a new side of OC.
Great work as always.
Man I love your photography and YT content! All the best from the UK
As always, another very entertaining video! I quite like the pic, and I definitely enjoyed the squares!!! Thanks again, Nick!!
Bloody great video!
The final image looks great. I think works well with the soft light. But I kinda hope you return there in 7 months.
Some of that spring business looks pretty enticing from up north. You are picking fresh oranges, I have to go shovel the snow. So far 6 fresh inches today and it keeps on coming. I hope the summer lands on a weekend this year.
Excellent little video Nick - captured the area beautifully with that square format ……. Not large format but remind me to talk square …..
Your videos are a pleasure to watch, as always. Thank you!!!
GREAT. Now I gotta pull out my C330 from its case.
Solid stuff Nicky. Keep it up!
A beautiful short story. I love these Rollei like cameras. Especially the the waist level viewfinder. But I could never really get used to the square format.
The bus stop photo is wonderful with the diffused light. Direct sunlight as seen in the Google Earth images looks too hard and kind of blotchy…
Honey! Drop everything - a new Nick Carver video just dropped!
What a coincidence. I just started a series called "Nature taking over." Most of my shots are in Orange County too. As always, great video.
Nice shots once more, love the very first onem the flies and of cause the 6x17 thankx ! Would love to take mine for spin as well but the weather here in Germany is just clouds, rain and freezing for the last week, so sitting inside watching youtube videos is the task for the day.
Supercool. I'm on my third TLR, the exact same model, but I rarely shoot it. I might just have to dust it off, and take it for a photo walk. Thanks for the inspiration. Love the gnat shot.
i was gifted a C220 as my first film camera about 3 weeks ago what a coincidence. I too was out in the backyard taking pics of my lemon tree.
ran a couple rolls of gold 200 through it, very beautiful results. feel like you can just walk into the images. a very exciting but heavy camera.
fantastic video i was vibing hard.
Such a great video man!
Nice video. Long live film.
Great images, great storytelling of their capture, great ambiance to it all. I think the soft light works really well. Of course you could hit the sliders to get an idea of what harsh light would have produced, or you could take a win and move on to the next adventure. The latter would fit the relaxed feel of this post.
As always, the best! Brightened my proverbially cloudy day. Cheers!
I love the C220! Sadly I hurt my neck so using a WLF is rough. I got an adapter on eBay to fit a Kiev 88 45-degree metered prism and it's now my favorite medium format camera.
I dug the tone and shift in video structure. Cheers, matey.
This is a triumph! The story telling aspect is amazing. Totally unexpected based on the title, it turned out to be the perfect thing for a Sunday morning. Thank you Nick.
This is excellent. I love the sound effects at the beginning, the music, and the voiceover. Really entertaining and inspiring-an instant Nick Carver classic. Oh, and the resulting photo is a keeper!
Your cinematography chops go brrrr 👍
Love the shot, Nick! But the editing and storytelling are what really got me this time!
Love how much personality came through in the edit of this episode, Nick! Also, damn you for making me want a TLR even more. Awesome shots as always
Hi Nick. You killed it in this new video. Liked how you showed those nervous seconds before taking 6x17. Added more juice to the story of the video! Keep up the good work!
Love your video style, Nick! Great storytelling. Looking forward to see your update in 7 months! 🍃
man, the pacing on this video is amazing. lovely lovely shots
good to see you again bro
Applauding the bump in production value! Really liked your (video) shot selection here!
Looking forward to seeing that Winter Solstice version of the shot!
a hummingbird nest in an orange tree, wow, not here in the netherlands 🇳🇱 👍🏻
If you like overgrown things, you'd love Kudzu!
You should take a trip to Louisville Kentucky and take some photos there, it’s actually gorgeous.
While I sympathize, I empathize even more - those are the real-world troubles that hamper so many of my image-taking opportunities. There is real comfort in knowing I am not the only one suffering the slings and arrows of the photography life!!
Cheers, and better luck in 7 months!
Excellent narrative styling on this video Nick. I really enjoyed the whole thing.
Love the Star Trek reference ;-)
Another fine video Nick! I dearly miss shooting with my C220, my first intro to MF. "Canadian Tuxedo"... de rigueur where I'm from🤣
Man that cloud will get you. Yesterday I set out to catch the ISS in front of the sun. It’s only there for 0.56 seconds. But Mr. Cloud came by and ruined it. Just a minute later it was clear and stayed clear all day. Love those orange shots.
Too funny. "Man plans, God laughs." TIL: Canadian Tuxedo. Thank you Obi Wan. Love the concept of the image, BTW. I fully expect you to follow up in 7 months. I get the feeling you're a bit obsessed with it at this point, for some reason. Happy trails.
Yes! The weather doesn't work for me even in Europe. :-) Thanks for your video.
A good one! As usual :)
A Nick Carver youtube masterpiece ❤👍🏻🇦🇺👍🏻
I loved this one Nick. Great editing and perfect soundtrack! Got me feelin' those so-cal springtime vibes!
You just know, that the photo of a bus stop is going to slap, when Nick says "scouting this forever"
love the bus stop nick :-) ; I've just committed to 120 B&W (acros) and doing the same round the roundabout you are in this vid, 3 weeks with one roll, looking at buildings, urban landscape, like this (but I got some art too {graffiti art on walls}-the GOOD kind :-) ) so now to the darkroom gods that roll goes, hoping things turn out; But the thing with the bus stop and clouds is the METAL, if it glares (has too much highlights), is the main problem here.
I didn't think your videos could get better ... but maaaan
enjoy watching your videos good photos.
Great video, made me want to use my film camera again
Definitely like the soft light!
You’re so fun. Neat video.
Your videos keep getting better and better. Thanks Nick!
Utterly superb Nick. 😂 Great storytelling, and I look forward to the follow-up piece in 7-9 months time. Pls.
Sir, your stories are always the best!
Always top notch..
Leo Tolstoy, teen heartthrob! Oh wow! I'm already laughing!
Again, another joyess watch, thank you
Good to see you.
Your orange press might be uranium glass, pretty cool piece. Try lighting it with a UV light.
Thanks NC, luv your dry humor. Along the lines of Formerly Taco Bell, have you considered shooting Dingbats? Pretty iconic SoCal architecture too.
If you don't pay attention to your environment, it seems like it seldom changes. But, if you're a photographer, and you're shooting street stuff, it's surprising how often things change. For years, I drove past a machine shop in downtown that had a very tall wall of tools hanging on corrugated metal and every time I drove past it, I thought "I gotta get a shot of that." Suffice to say, the shop is no longer there and I never got a shot of it. I really wish I had, it was beautiful.
Loved this video!
Nice to see you using a C220. They were the mainstay of wedding photographers many years ago, but I could never afford one, settling for a fixed lens Yashica 124G. I can't tell if it was intentional, but your dog pics suffered from their only issue, parallax error as you frame with one lens and shoot through the other.
I own a Rollei twin lens camera. I like this cameras very much.
Nice driveway.
That’s a camera I always wanted and never had. May still add one.
I think the mustache on the bipedal primate scared the hummingbird away.
Daddy Nick has been hitting the gym apparently. NGL the bit in your office with the drink, the 'satche, the spectacles, the shirt and the biceps questionned my heterosexuality.
🙋🏼 like the music 🎵
Doing walks in your town with a camera certainly makes you aware of interesting small environments that you usually drive past. Next thing, you're pointing out little details to friends in the car as you drive around town :-)
Thanks for a great video. Can you tell me what scanner you use please?
frickin' art this vid. Hugely inspiring to my lazy ass
U should try buffalo, sir. Heatd is gonna change amd itll never be the same 😯
🤭 u cant possibly be bad with street photography, sir. Please ... Try the penax Monochrome 😁🤗 im planning it for a trip to buffalo ny. Hopefully not too far away from now 💕 .
I once scoped out an old, abandoned factory for a quite a while to take photos of. There was never a soul around it. Finally, perfect lighting one afternoon and I set up to take photos and, suddenly, about 20 (at least, maybe more) fire trucks showed up (no sirens or lights) swarming all around the building. Turns out that they were going to do some kind of training session there for several hours. I could only laugh at the absurdity of it.