This was lovely. I liked the B&W video interspersed with your B&W photos. The lack of dialogue was nice, too--viewers see Paris through your lens without any unnecessary commentary. Love the photo of the people sitting on the waterfront. Nicely done!
This is really incredible work! I dont even know how I stumbled across this but i’m so glad I did. The pacing is so relaxing and you have really captured the feeling of the city to the point I feel nostalgic without having been there. Keep up the good work, i could watch this all day!
Aaaaaah this is such a top tier comment. Thank you so much!! Everything you just said is exactly what I was striving for! Thanks a million for taking the time to watch. P.s please feel free to watch all day lol x
Really nice work in mu city. your pics are great. I have thought a technical question. Are the pic edited ? how do you meter your light. I am strugling with my mp because i have dark pics.. I probably dont have the right method to meter the light.. And i love the contrast and the light of your pics.
Thank you for your kind words. I always tend to overexpose my images slightly. Take a reading for highlights then shadows and go down the middle if not a little over just to be safe. But I do also edit my images! Some are DSLR scanned which gives TONS of room to play in post. 😊
questions: - what did you film with and did you shoot anamorphic? - do you edit your photos? - how in christ's name do you manage to capture such genuine human moments? statements: - this is one of the best unintended travel and tourism videos i've ever seen. the pacing and sound design is spectacular - the shot at 4:40 makes me angry with how good it is
answers: - Nikon z6 + 35mm sigma lens + cinebloom filter + GoPro. - I do edit my photo! Very light tweaks for black and white mind you. - complete dumb luck + always having my camera IN my hand. Not on my body. In fist. Ready to go. thank you for these statements too. It really does mean so much to me that you’ve enjoyed it this much and it’s left you thinking haha!
Thank you so much Richard! Glad you enjoyed. So my lab use an Analogico Dev.a with Ilford chemicals. ID-11 at 1:1 dilution is used for most processes, with the exception of high-speed/heavily pushed film for which we use Ilford Microphen. Hope that helps!
@@KevCantFocus Thanks for letting me know. Love your M6 - Voightlander setup. I already have the M3 with a 50mm f1.5 Summarit but thinking of also getting an M6 with either a 35 or 24 Voightlander but wondering if having both the M3 and M6 would be overkill. Thoughts?
I think it’s probably overkill to have two cameras to similar with such similar lenses… BUT I also love to own things that I think are cool / like to look at and play with from time to time so I can tally appreciate the lust for another shiny new bit of gear. So if you think it’ll make you happy and you can afford it, then I’d say fuck it! Why not?!
This was lovely. I liked the B&W video interspersed with your B&W photos. The lack of dialogue was nice, too--viewers see Paris through your lens without any unnecessary commentary. Love the photo of the people sitting on the waterfront. Nicely done!
This might be one of the best street photography videos I've ever seen. Tremendously beautiful!
Daaaaaaamn. That’s some heavy praise!!! Thank you so much Carlos :)
Superbe video, superbes photos. Paris a son meilleur ! Merci, Rick…..
Wow !! So clear so clean.
So fresh and so clean clean. Thanks!!
This is really incredible work! I dont even know how I stumbled across this but i’m so glad I did. The pacing is so relaxing and you have really captured the feeling of the city to the point I feel nostalgic without having been there. Keep up the good work, i could watch this all day!
Aaaaaah this is such a top tier comment. Thank you so much!! Everything you just said is exactly what I was striving for! Thanks a million for taking the time to watch.
P.s please feel free to watch all day lol x
Well you nailed it! I’ll keep racking up those views for you bro, dont worry haha
Really nice work in mu city. your pics are great. I have thought a technical question. Are the pic edited ? how do you meter your light. I am strugling with my mp because i have dark pics.. I probably dont have the right method to meter the light.. And i love the contrast and the light of your pics.
Thank you for your kind words. I always tend to overexpose my images slightly. Take a reading for highlights then shadows and go down the middle if not a little over just to be safe. But I do also edit my images! Some are DSLR scanned which gives TONS of room to play in post. 😊
This video is such a vibe. Great photos great music great city.
Thank you very much!
Thanks for sharing your great images.
I use an M6 and M10 with 21/35/90mm lenses to capture images similar in style to yours.
Nice images. They have emotion.
Thank you very much!
Such a pleasure to watch!
So kind Sean thank you!
Nice and simple, and captivating for sure! Great videography!
Thank you kindly!
Such a lovely piece. Great work. ❤️
Thank you so much Eric 🥰🙌🏻
Love your works, I'm planning to make another video more on the bnw with my Leica M8. Watching your video and pics adds more inspiration.
Thank you very much!! Glad you feel inspired!!!! Go make some cool shit!
Beautiful street scenes on black and white!
Thanks very much!
you fucking talented bastard man. i've watched this 3 times now and keep on laughing at how fucking good it is holy shit
questions:
- what did you film with and did you shoot anamorphic?
- do you edit your photos?
- how in christ's name do you manage to capture such genuine human moments?
statements:
- this is one of the best unintended travel and tourism videos i've ever seen. the pacing and sound design is spectacular
- the shot at 4:40 makes me angry with how good it is
you’ve literally made my day. Thank you so so much.
answers:
- Nikon z6 + 35mm sigma lens + cinebloom filter + GoPro.
- I do edit my photo! Very light tweaks for black and white mind you.
- complete dumb luck + always having my camera IN my hand. Not on my body. In fist. Ready to go.
thank you for these statements too. It really does mean so much to me that you’ve enjoyed it this much and it’s left you thinking haha!
you've got some really nice frames in here mate. keep it up! :)
Thank you so much Tobias!!!
Found your video randomly; I feel so good!! You're so inspiring, thank you!
Ah Jeesh. Totally making me blush. Thank you immensely 💛
Speechless ❤
Thank you much for watching!
very good work.
Thank you!
Great work, I want to book a flight to paris now :')
Haha DO IT!
Whatever you do, do not stop making these videos. I want an M6 now 😝
Hahahah thank you so much dude. I promise I’m trying to churn some more out!! Ps defos buy an m6 if you can!
Sometimes youtube actually recommends good content to me 😅 This video was really well done man! Love the 4:3 ratio and the whole B&W mood 👏🏻
Oh wow thank you so much for the kind words!!! So glad you enjoyed it 💛
This is an awesome video and what a pleasure to see your M6 shots. What developer did you use with TriX?
Thank you so much Richard! Glad you enjoyed. So my lab use an Analogico Dev.a with Ilford chemicals. ID-11 at 1:1 dilution is used for most processes, with the exception of high-speed/heavily pushed film for which we use Ilford Microphen.
Hope that helps!
@@KevCantFocus Thanks for letting me know. Love your M6 - Voightlander setup. I already have the M3 with a 50mm f1.5 Summarit but thinking of also getting an M6 with either a 35 or 24 Voightlander but wondering if having both the M3 and M6 would be overkill. Thoughts?
I think it’s probably overkill to have two cameras to similar with such similar lenses… BUT I also love to own things that I think are cool / like to look at and play with from time to time so I can tally appreciate the lust for another shiny new bit of gear. So if you think it’ll make you happy and you can afford it, then I’d say fuck it! Why not?!
@@KevCantFocus That’s exactly what I was thinking, lol!
Brillant Shot and edited. Images are tasteful. What lens did you use for this images ? Was it a Leica lens ? Thank you
Thank you very much! I used the voightlander nokton 35mm 1.4 for all the photos :)
Beautiful! what scanner? thanks!
I’m sure I got these from the lab so I’ll say Fuji Frontier!
Great video, great photos but be careful with your Leica in subway and some districts of Paris. And it's a Parisian who tells you ;)
Thanks for the tip!! It was more the giant filming rig I was worried about 😂
I have a M10. Now I need a M3 after I watched the whole video.
Oft and m10!! You could buy two of my m6’s for that 😂
Nice video! What did you use to shoot the video? Thx!
Thanks very much for watching! I used a Nikon z6 and a 35mm sigma lens. With a lil 10% cinebloom filter. That’s all tho!
Great video. Is that a 50mm lens you are using?
thank you! its a voightlander 35 1.4 :)
@@KevCantFocus thank you
What role does the camera play in the results?
Like just the body of the camera? Very very little to be honest! It’s just the tool.
Hate the music,apart from that winge,goodo.
😂