Black and white Portraits: On assignment. 

YES!!! Another fan of Delta 3200!!! That seems to make two of us... on the planet!!! (raise your hands folks if you also dig Ilford 3200)Love the way that film renders a scene when matched with vintage glass.

It’s always a special day when a TK video shows up. Thanks for taking us along!

Great photos!

Always a pleasure to watch your videos, Todd 🙏🏼

Each Portrait very individual! Well done! The Medium format allows for lovely results! Rollie or Hassie all the same!

So good to see you again Todd! I appreciate how you didn’t “cookie cutter” the subjects. Each person and setting unique, which I’m sure took more time and effort, but nicely done.

It is a real pleasure to watch your videos. thank you very much for sharing

So cool, love it!! Thanks a lot 😊

It's truly enjoyable to see an artist expressing themselves at their highest level. Just the act of witnessing the use and understanding of the camera, the light meter, and film, coupled with the need to manage poses and compositions, is truly gratifying. Being able to comprehend and visualize an image without relying on the camera's screen makes everything more personalized and demands a great deal of knowledge, practice, and experience. Not to mention the minimal margin for error when deciding to press the shutter button. How many of the new photographers can truly grasp this way of capturing images? Today, the camera does almost everything for the photographer, and yet, many still struggle to achieve a successful final product. Excellent video.

Classic cameras . are still a valid tool.

One of my favorite videos! And also the (video)format. I love real life, on assignment shoots of working people. Great inspiration Todd. I will watch this one more than once :)

This is great, Todd! Thanks for bringing us along.

Great video! Our gift is you sharing your work with the world! Thank you.

Thanks Todd. Another valuable lesson.

I love your confidence, style and ability to come across in the video with a familiar friendly approach to your YT subscribers and online friends. Always happy you bring us along

Awesome pix as always. Lovely to see a couple of my favourite people on a collaboration. Miss you both.

wonderful!

an outstanding collaboration of art and craft, so great to see all that come together.... calgary has become such an amazing place !!! zen billings

Wonderful, Todd. I love your manner as well as your talents. Makes me excited in that I just got a "new" 500CM and have only exercised it with color, but I love B&W. Of course the home was an amazing canvas for the work, so that helps, but there are lots of great subjects out there. Keep doing more videos! (I especially loved the frozen Canadian landscapes previously posted!) Thanks! (Oh, and part of the reason for the 500CM was combining it with the 907X - wonderful stuff!)

Beautiful portraits! The one in the mirror was really cool! I'm gonna get some Delta 3200 and play around with it and some portraits. I bought Jesse Dittmar's portrait book where he uses that film and it really has a nice look about it.

Fantastic video Todd. As always love your work mate. Wonderful. I was looking out for your latest video. Cheers

Good stuff.

your personality and talent work well for portraiture. I've been missing your videos, first one from you in a while.

Great as always. Are you rocking the Gura Gear shoulder bag?

Todd great images. I hate you got rid of your Hasselblad gear. Buy another one. LOL

ART ! What is your actual scanning method? flat or cam ?

Great portraits but, to me, some of the subject's faces could have used a bit more light.

Great content 👍🏻 Randy's link is not working from Germany...

Delta 3200 is actually an iso 1000 film, try it at that speed :)

I have some difficulties understanding this video. One see a digital Hasselblad hanging on the photographers shoulder while shooting film Comments say that with film the photographer should be rid of the compUter work, but modern film photography goes trough the same computer workflow as soon as the film is developed, with scanning, digital processing etc... IMO shooting film gives a specific and special flair to photos depending on the type of film and processing that can only be badly emulated with digital film profiles on a digital file.