shooting my neighborhood on film

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  • čas přidán 7. 05. 2024
  • Recently I have been taking this new approach to choosing what I photograph and where. This video is about getting back to the basics: photographing my own neighborhood, Astoria, Queens, and doing it on 35mm film.
    Hope this video inspires you to start your own photo project, or just create some different photographs!
    Would love to hear what you think about these photos in the comments below!
    Film developed and scanned:
    gelatinlabs.com/
    Music and sounds:
    artlist.io
    bit.ly/4chMrFm
    Gear:
    Camera: Canon AE-1 Program
    Kodak Ultramax 400
    Kodak Gold 200
    Cinestill 800t
    Contact me:
    patflanaganphotography@gmail.com
    patsvision.co
    / patsvision
    / patsvision
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Komentáře • 24

  • @kingelvis4688
    @kingelvis4688 Před měsícem +2

    I’m a lifelong Queens, NY resident for 51 years and I never really thought to photograph the places and things that aren’t as interesting to me because they’re so commonplace. But you gave me food for thought: maybe I should be looking for and photographing those same things but with the mindset of capturing them in a way that accentuates their unique attributes and capturing the feeling of the community through the people in these shots. Btw, I love your golden hour shots and the shadows . The 28mm focal length is one of the primes that I recently purchased but thought about selling because i didn’t know what to do with it, but now you’ve inspired me. Thanks 🙏

    • @patflanaganphotography
      @patflanaganphotography  Před měsícem +2

      Love that! Glad the video inspired you. And right, living around the NY area, it’s so tempting to always look to the iconic areas. There’s many different neighborhoods around NYC that have lots of character and should be photographed

  • @TeeNorbu
    @TeeNorbu Před 27 dny

    I’ve never lived in Astoria. Heard it’s expensive. I live in woodside but never thought of taking pictures of my neighborhood. I love taking pictures in the city. Anyway, hope one day I will see you taking pictures by the streets of Astoria.

    • @patflanaganphotography
      @patflanaganphotography  Před 26 dny

      Woodside is great too! Especially Roosevelt Ave. A lot going on there. Definitely go out and take some pictures!

  • @LaFuenteOnFilm
    @LaFuenteOnFilm Před měsícem +1

    Love the colors of the ice cream truck shot at 2:10!

  • @mq461004
    @mq461004 Před 9 dny

    いい写真だ😀 優しい♥

  • @nwmi23
    @nwmi23 Před měsícem

    Great work! It's refreshing to see someone show their work without obsessing over the camera used to get it done.

  • @winslow_j
    @winslow_j Před měsícem

    Awesome video man! Great photos. I'm also in Astoria! haha maybe I'll see you out there shooting one day

  • @darshamsi
    @darshamsi Před měsícem

    Nice video, and some sick snaps. That one from the skatepark I saw on the Gelatin Labs IG or newsletter is sick. See you around the streets!

  • @flicksbymarlon
    @flicksbymarlon Před měsícem

    Great video, new sub earned.

  • @BruunMedia
    @BruunMedia Před měsícem

    Really enjoyable video Pat.

  • @youngum78
    @youngum78 Před měsícem

    Congrats on being the first photographer to shoot in Astoria...

  • @mozznyc
    @mozznyc Před měsícem +3

    This is a big no no in my neighborhood

    • @tanukigee
      @tanukigee Před měsícem

      based from ur username yeah i couldnt agree more 💀💀

    • @patflanaganphotography
      @patflanaganphotography  Před měsícem

      Lol what neighborhood?

    • @flicksbymarlon
      @flicksbymarlon Před měsícem +1

      yea idk if I can pull this off in Jamaica, Queens 😂

    • @aljackson6213
      @aljackson6213 Před měsícem +2

      If you can't document in yo own hood gang then that's a problem with yo energy and ability to intergrate yo self. I take pictures on 63rd and Cottage King Drive without no problems. You gotta respect yo hood before you document it.