I love that shooting with film makes you push past the fear of imperfections and simply try to capture the moment --and then move on. There's no checking to see if it came out right or deleting an image that didn't turn out as you hoped and the only way to improve at your craft is to DO your craft. And I love that you are having fun doing your craft. Thank you for the good example 🙏🏻
This was such a lovely video. I've also (almost) exclusively been shooting b&w lately as well, partly inspired by your decision to do so. I just find that I can express myself better when I'm not worrying about color
i love the photo of the man in the doorway, especially becasue of the story behind that haha. there are so many times that I see how good a photo can be of a complete stranger and bail just like that haha glad you were able to go back and capture that moment!
Such beautiful photos and footage, the images of the sand dunes are breathtaking. I love traveling and seeing the world. The great thing about the gift of photography is that you get to capture these great memories to look back on forever.🌸✨
I love that Pentax 645 you’re shooting. It’s the perfect blend of auto and manual with easy toggles and it’s the only camera I own that I don’t feel guilty about NOT shooting ( like the Hassy ) because I shoot the Pentax constantly. Try the 35mm 3.5. The close focus is about 12 inches to the film plane. It’s my favorite camera! ( shhhh ! ) You got some VERY nice shots there !!!
I just came across your channel. Normally I’d be like “ugh, another kid from Portland”, but WOW! I’m really enjoying your b&w series. It’s so awesome to see young people with a new love for film. I loved half my life in Nevada so I completely feel your love of the desert. Keep doing what you are doing! I can’t wait to see what’s next.
Super fun! Photography plus road trips is such a combination. I really love the Pentax 645 shots. Last time I was in Coney Island, I was fitting it in at the end of a trip so it was like 7AM on a rainy October morning, but there were still those crazy winds blowing the sand across the beach.
Love the shots from Coney Island. I live on the Jersey Shore and the vast majority of what I shoot is resort areas in the offseason. There's a magic to these places that's hidden when they're filled with tourists. They're interesting with tourists too, but give me a boardwalk in December and I'm happy. I even put out of zine (first of a planned series) of photos shot down the shore in the offseason.
Love the photos & love the Pentax 645, under rated & such fun to shoot. A fun place to shoot is Tent Rock in New Mexico, small area but lots of photo opportunities.
Thank you for what you do. I’ve just started getting into video and making videos and I find what you are doing very inspiring. So just wanted to say thank you and look forward to following your future work. Ben
Recently picked up a Minolta Xg-M and getting inspiration from your videos and channel. Great work and awesome seeing film with travels. Film has a such a great aesthetic 💯
NGL, it was nice having you, Mr Rig Daddy & the crew in NYC. We had an early 70’s (in March) & 90’s (This April)… My CSA 👨🌾 Veggie Shares start in June so this mix of great weather & soaking rains means the 1st month (and Hopefully the July Tomatoes 🤞) are going to be EPIC! May your travels be inspired & the images captured be the epitome of CHIAROSCURO! 🖼️📸🎨🎭💡🕶️
Love your channel. Already decided to give up digital. Looking for courage to put a new battery and some film into my old Yashic T4 and see if if still works. Back then I never missed a shot with that cheap Contax.
once again, i love the structure of your videos, music, and of course the photos, they are sooo good!! you are influencing me to shoot on film again. Thank you!
How you like shooting with the Pentax 645, I’ve had mine since 1992. Up until 2005ish I used mine solely for Landscape photography. Then I tried digital and just hated that format. Then bought a Nikon F3, love that camera too but have a real issue trying to get focus. My eyes aren’t what they used to be. I’d love to find a 6x6 but they to damn expensive so it’s going back to my 645 for me. Great video and awesome images!
thanks for sharing your adventures! - motivates me to get out and do the same! Love the fun you were having with seagulls - and that b&w at Cooney Island? Chef's kiss!
those photos at the desert came out really dope! did you ever manage to take photos of the moon rising? i had a similar situation in yosemite, driving out of the park and we noticed the moon peeking out over the yosemite valley and we had to stop to photograph it; those ended up being some really sick astro photos in bw.
The Pentax 645 is so underrated.
Your channel has given me so much inspiration lately, Love your style and approach to photo. Keep killing it!!
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I love the photos you got on Portra 800 in the harsh morning light. Sometimes loading the wrong film can still yield great results.
I love that shooting with film makes you push past the fear of imperfections and simply try to capture the moment --and then move on. There's no checking to see if it came out right or deleting an image that didn't turn out as you hoped and the only way to improve at your craft is to DO your craft. And I love that you are having fun doing your craft.
Thank you for the good example 🙏🏻
When I was a kid my father would take me for the rides and hotdogs.Thanks for the memories.Love your videos keep them coming
I really enjoyed watching the video. Great commenting, pics, music....👏🏼
This was such a lovely video. I've also (almost) exclusively been shooting b&w lately as well, partly inspired by your decision to do so. I just find that I can express myself better when I'm not worrying about color
i love the photo of the man in the doorway, especially becasue of the story behind that haha. there are so many times that I see how good a photo can be of a complete stranger and bail just like that haha glad you were able to go back and capture that moment!
I did an overnight trip to Alabama Hills in the Eastern Sierras recently. Such a beautiful place. You captured the area really well
Such beautiful photos and footage, the images of the sand dunes are breathtaking. I love traveling and seeing the world. The great thing about the gift of photography is that you get to capture these great memories to look back on forever.🌸✨
Your voice, the music, and the shots are like therapy to me.
the cinematography in this video is so damn surreal !! pure cinema ! amazingly directed
loveeeee this, slow paced, educational, lifestyle. good vibes all round.
Glad to see the color photos. I think so much is missed with just black and white.
I love that Pentax 645 you’re shooting. It’s the perfect blend of auto and manual with easy toggles and it’s the only camera I own that I don’t feel guilty about NOT shooting ( like the Hassy ) because I shoot the Pentax constantly.
Try the 35mm 3.5. The close focus is about 12 inches to the film plane. It’s my favorite camera! ( shhhh ! )
You got some VERY nice shots there !!!
I love your videos, the vibes you're giving etc. Thanks for those little rays of sunshine every now and then
I just came across your channel. Normally I’d be like “ugh, another kid from Portland”, but WOW! I’m really enjoying your b&w series. It’s so awesome to see young people with a new love for film. I loved half my life in Nevada so I completely feel your love of the desert. Keep doing what you are doing! I can’t wait to see what’s next.
Super fun! Photography plus road trips is such a combination. I really love the Pentax 645 shots.
Last time I was in Coney Island, I was fitting it in at the end of a trip so it was like 7AM on a rainy October morning, but there were still those crazy winds blowing the sand across the beach.
Hate raining days .
Love the shots from Coney Island. I live on the Jersey Shore and the vast majority of what I shoot is resort areas in the offseason. There's a magic to these places that's hidden when they're filled with tourists. They're interesting with tourists too, but give me a boardwalk in December and I'm happy. I even put out of zine (first of a planned series) of photos shot down the shore in the offseason.
Love the photos & love the Pentax 645, under rated & such fun to shoot. A fun place to shoot is Tent Rock in New Mexico, small area but lots of photo opportunities.
Having grown up and spent most my life in NYC. I can attest to the personality and inspiration that Coney Island provides.
gotta go back on a hot summer day
Beautiful trip, documentary and off course, you photos. ❤
Thank you for what you do. I’ve just started getting into video and making videos and I find what you are doing very inspiring. So just wanted to say thank you and look forward to following your future work. Ben
Recently picked up a Minolta Xg-M and getting inspiration from your videos and channel. Great work and awesome seeing film with travels. Film has a such a great aesthetic 💯
The desert photos from inside the RV are 👌
The quality of your videos is frankly insane haha... but so are your images, you are a fantastic photographer! Love your work
Off season resorts are so odd, and rarely seen. Makes the Coney Island super interesting. Be an interesting theme for a project
NGL, it was nice having you, Mr Rig Daddy & the crew in NYC. We had an early 70’s (in March) & 90’s (This April)… My CSA 👨🌾 Veggie Shares start in June so this mix of great weather & soaking rains means the 1st month (and Hopefully the July Tomatoes 🤞) are going to be EPIC! May your travels be inspired & the images captured be the epitome of CHIAROSCURO! 🖼️📸🎨🎭💡🕶️
Love your channel. Already decided to give up digital. Looking for courage to put a new battery and some film into my old Yashic T4 and see if if still works. Back then I never missed a shot with that cheap Contax.
The light blue and gold 👌👌👌
Beautiful images, especially loved Coney Island B&W images.
desert section was so nice. jealous on this cloudy saturday, makes me wanna shoot!
simply the coolest - loved it !
Searles Valley is so other worldy that I half expected you to come across Will Robinson, Dr. Smith and the robot from Lost in Space.
The last photos are so great! Felt them a lot 👏🏼👏🏼
once again, i love the structure of your videos, music, and of course the photos, they are sooo good!! you are influencing me to shoot on film again. Thank you!
Agreed, so cinematic and beauuuutiful! 💙💛💙💛💙
What a nice set of images! Thank you for taking us along.
Awesome video and photos - brought back great memories of my road trip around California with my family
Lovely video 😊 I drifted off watching it. So calming.
I loved this, felt like a short film docu on T.Pendleton, awesome stuff 🔥😮💨
Thank you for taking the time to ask this videos, really like your way of storytelling
Loving it!! Great editing and storytelling 🤲
Pentax 645 crew! Nice photos! 🤟☺
Grrrrrain Ccccheeecck!!!! Yewwwww! banger photos and great story telling! Big fan.
Aside from your terrific photos your hair looks awesome 😎
What an excellent video! All amazing images and heaps of inspiration to go and shoot now. ❤
Great photo entertainment ! Thank you! Hope to see more soon from you! Keep it up!
Thanks, love your style.
that music at 3:30 was an absolute vibe
Some very nice work there. Beautifully done.
your photos make me want to take photos
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Dang! Cool trip. So jealous. It looks like so much fun, even during the crisis.
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One of the best videos of the entire channel! Damn, few locations in the US have such a vibe… Lovely 😊
Thanks for sharing Taylor! Really enjoy watching the video and all the photos are beautiful 😍
That death valley sand dune shot... wow
You are my inspiration, Taylor ❤ thank you
That shot at 3:11😮 just wow honestly. Love it!
Your work is incredible as always! Had me wondered which b&w film stock you used the most?
Cinestill XX no doubt :)
How you like shooting with the Pentax 645, I’ve had mine since 1992. Up until 2005ish I used mine solely for Landscape photography. Then I tried digital and just hated that format. Then bought a Nikon F3, love that camera too but have a real issue trying to get focus. My eyes aren’t what they used to be. I’d love to find a 6x6 but they to damn expensive so it’s going back to my 645 for me.
Great video and awesome images!
You have such a soothing voice.
Damn this was a banger!
Just found your channel - loved the video!
thanks for sharing your adventures! - motivates me to get out and do the same! Love the fun you were having with seagulls - and that b&w at Cooney Island? Chef's kiss!
Cool! all the beautiful photos and videos as well !!
Absolutely outstanding shot at 16:45
i miss my 645n the shutter feel is unmatched
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So cool. NY definitely is on my bucket list 😍
Love your Soundtrack!
So excited to watch this omg, your videos are my guilty pleasure
Epic road trip photos through some magical spaces. Thanks for putting this together (gang)
i love how you almost treat shooting bnw like it's a diet lol. amazing work at always taylor!
Nice cinematic look on you video!!! Love the images as well!!!
Thank you, and good luck! Following and watching)))....
W H O A A A A ! So good. Thank you❤ 🏜
God had a good day when created you...i really love your face , haircut, voice, etc
9:12 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥📸
These from nyc are the photos I’ve seen on your channel so far
Gold in the desert was such a good move
Beautiful video
been missing my grain checks I needed that one :) great video!
This is really great stuff… thanks. 😀
I love your videos! Very great!
Really liked the color grade in this video 😊
Hey Taylor! Photography trips are always so fun! Great job with this one!
Your hair looks incredible 😊
I love this video! Fantastic!!
....simply fantastic!!
Entertaining watch and informative. Good job 👍
Love your videos - cheers from Leipzig, Germany! Maybe one day you make it over here! :)
Very cool video. Love the photos in this and all of your videos! :)
Love this!
Great video! Would love more shots with the Pentax645N
The video footage looks so vintage too ✨ Is it Fujifilm with a picture profile?
Such fire shots and I love the videography style. Any tips on how to achieve that film-like look when shooting video?
Absolutely amazing video. I will be missing the sheesh old graincheck song tho.
those photos at the desert came out really dope! did you ever manage to take photos of the moon rising? i had a similar situation in yosemite, driving out of the park and we noticed the moon peeking out over the yosemite valley and we had to stop to photograph it; those ended up being some really sick astro photos in bw.
No moon rising photos unfortunately. So sad. But it’s in my brain!!!!
LIT ! I live in lone pine 🔥🔥🤙🏽