Our styles of photography are extremely similar, yet I only found out about you today from my old history teacher. I find inspiration in your works and it's quite amazing how we naturally have similar touches to our photos. I cant wait to see more from you :)
Awesome video. Never get tired of the videos you and Bryan put out. Same place...but different perspectives between the two of you of the same place. Never get tired of your posts. Thanks Brae.
What stunning scenery! I always look forward to seeing your videos..15 minutes of being transported out of grey, boring dystopia to absolutely breathtaking landscapes...perfect! Would you ever arrange one of your trips to Montana? Or even PNW?
Brae thanks..I really enjoyed the entire video from the trip and especially the beautiful photos..The views are breathtaking...I feel like taking my camera and going on some adventures again. Thank you!
I lived in Glacier for a while working at one of the hotels. You've seen the best what the park has to offer but you barely scratched the surface. So much more to discover. Can't wait how you'll see it through your lens. It's the most beautiful place on this Earth.
Your vids are always super dope and so freakin’ relaxing. The music you lay underneath is so spot on. Can I ask what genres you use to help you filter?
As always, amazing Brae. Not to sound over the top, but when I watch documentaries on the great photogs from the past, I always think one day in the future, that will be you. Seriously. My family just sat and watched this video, including our toddler. That says a lot.
Absolutely loved this video, Brian! Your journey through Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks was not only a treat for the eyes but also a fantastic demonstration of film photography's charm. Your choice of Portra 400 and Gold 200 film really brought out the vibrant yet subtle tones of the landscapes. The shot of Bear Hat Mountain at sunrise was especially breathtaking. Thanks for sharing your adventures and techniques. Looking forward to your next trip to the Cascade Mountains!
So sick to see your Yellowstone photos! I was this there last week channeling your work for inspiration- waiting on 8 rolls I shot in my Bronica to come back 🫨
When i graduated high school, my family took a trip to glacier, yellowstone, and the tetons. That trips changed my life and this video brought me back there… Bravo brotha !!
If you really want to see what glacier is about you need to do a multi-day backpack there. For day hikes and photos, I can’t recommend Dawson-Pitamaken enough
Amazing place, amazing photos, the portrait of your friend Logan is spot on! I have to say though that I am liking the shots with the 65 more in this location. It seems to make the mountains look bigger, more the way that they look on the B-roll. Thanks for sharing your work like this.
Me and my wife spent our honeymoon going through Yellowstone, grand Tetons, Jackson hole, and just all around that general area. We put 1,600+ miles on our rental car in a week just driving around and taking pictures. We both agree this is one of the best places to go and just relax and take in the beauty of nature.
Bro. I have watched this 3 times already. Your best video yet. I am blown away. I am already planning my trip to Montana haha. Amazing job, Brae. Amazing.
Just discovered your page and am blown away by your photography. Especially love your environmental portraits. Dumb question, but do you process photos from your mamiya while developing the film or in post (not sure if its even possible)?
Thank you! I get my film develop then I'll scan it myself on my Sony a7iv. Then I use a program called Negative Lab Pro to convert the negatives in Lightroom and make all my adjustments during that process.
