mojave mania (part 1) 

21:23 "are people really coming to hang out here" *is hanging out there*

This channel is like a half assed hiking channel mixed with a half assed photography channel mixed with a half assed travel channel. I literally can’t imagine how it could get any better

patrolling the mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter

“Banging at the back door for sweet release” hahaha what a wordsmith

Real grainy days fans only watch these videos while having a difficult time on the toilet

I really enjoy the break down on each roll of film you have added into your latest videos. really enjoy every video you do, i hope you dont stick to your idea to one video a month in your podcast, though i understand why you would, keep it up Jason your vidoes are truly inspirational

Love the breakdown of keepers / portfolio shots you are doing now in your videos! I have started looking at every roll I shoot with that mindset and it has really helped me narrow down the aspects I like in my photos.

Man, your soundtrack choices in this video were insanely good! It added a lot to the atmosphere tothe environments.

The Hasselblad is the fastest camera to load. But then again as a swed I was of course born with a A12 back in one hand and a C12 in the other. Love, love, the redscale images. They are fire!

Jason is so lucky he gets to be Caleb's passenger princess 😮‍💨

taking pictures at the mojave almost makes you wish to switch to digital

The sand dunes location looks like the album art cover for Tame Impala- The Slow Rush.

This is the most elaborate brokeback mountain account I've ever seen, and look everywhere for those. Good job guys.

One of my favorite episodes so far. The humor and atmosphere are on point. (And the pictures are also cool I guess) Hope you are able to take all the time you need for your future projects!

A pleasure to watch. Great shots. I live up here in the desert and when I go out, I am always on the lookout for you two guys. Thanks.

Man oh man, those videos of your are really fun! Easy going and atmospheric at the same time! Keep it up! Thank's for all the free eye candy!

What’s so great about your videos is that interspersed within the humour are some really great tips, for example the advice to use the yellow filter to add a little more contrast on the photo of the buried house

04:43 the one on the right is the one for me. Really like the light reflecting on the car.

Gonna need an aerochrome alternative update asap

Glad to find this video! I was wondering where you were. Always fun to see y'all out there shooting film.

That music combined with the dope-ass shots near Roy’s has a thriller movie vibe, gave me goosebumps. Really nice music choice, what a sequence!

The red scale photos remind me of Blade Runner 2049

Great video, loved the redscale photos! Especially the first roys sign shot🤩🔥

The buried building shots really reminded me of the cover of Tame Impala's The Slow Rush

I gotta say, I've really enjoyed the long-form videos

Always love your videos, great music in this one

That left most Roy photo is probably my fave of the film shots I've seen of that sign. I like it because it is more "complete" sort of feels like an environment while the right one, yes, is dark and moody I think feels a little too empty with the darkness. Plus, I think left most composition and lighting is more Hopper esque. Thanks for the video!

4:41 something about the glow of the horizon just takes the first (left) shot to another level. Just fantastic.

Amazing as always

I admire you for having figured out how to use the grafmatic backs. Mine seemed more trouble than it was worth so eventually I just used regular film holders which is what I used when I started to shoot 4x5.

Wow, those images at the start are so good! Lomo Redscale is so good. Loved my roll I shot last year and def need to shoot again. Those redscale images are insanely good and that walking blur shot is very cool. WOW 7:15 Hass bw shots at 1600 are solid.

Thanks for letting me tag along. Looked fun.

I just drove to Palm Springs from Utah. Love stopping at Roy's. Wish my pictures looked half as good as these lol

Beautiful composition. Simple and very balanced. 17:29 Thank you for sharing so many good photos and so much useful information.

First, I was almost in tears from the opening humor. Then the redscale shots. Awesome!!! Now I see some more of the sand dune that Caleb showed. Great post all around. Nice putting the identical shots on different film next to each other, facilitating easy comparison. What was it that activated your adrenaline? Lastly, thanks for the food shot, it looked good. As I said to Caleb, you do a good food channel on the side.

Was at Roy's last month and shot some Kodak Color Plus. wish the sign was on while driving back. Great video!

Love your longer videos so much. Your personality and character are questionable but the longer videos rock. Love you Mr Grainy

Dude, these redscale shots are all Banger McSlammers.

Currently recovering from the concussion I suffered when I fell off my chair when I heard this video was not sponsored by Squarespace

He has pegboards now, he’s growing stronger and stronger.

I love the 4/3rds format

the photos you shared here have totally convinced me that I need to shoot some redscale immediately.

Another gem from the scatalogically inspired Crown Prince of downbeat Lo-fi film dialog

I don't mean to attack your decision, but why would you shoot 4x5, and then diffuse it, if you do not want the extra sharpness it offers? Isn't that one of the main points of shooting it over 120 or 35mm?

I would love for you to do a video on how you guys find these locations. They're so cool.

I'm digging the redscale, it sorta has this apocalyptic vibe to it. Also, the B/W shot from zzyxx rd would have been awesome on redscale.

You are brave to enter those broken buildings, I am afraid of going in for the uncertainty of falling cellings and potential bad guys in the buildings.

wow these might be some of my favorite images of yours to date. love the one at 16:44, its so dystopian and I can't stop looking at it!

I need to try that technique of putting a swinging bag on my tripod while taking exposures. 😂

at 12:10 there is just something about that photo that is just awesome to me. That has to be one of my favorite indoor environment photos I have ever seen. There is something about the way the light is hitting the chair closer to the camera that makes it feel fake like its painted somehow but I know that its real. Awesome work.

The redscale shots look amazing. Reminds me of Blade Runner

Babe wake up Jason finally posted again

love your vidyas Jason keep it up

@14:58 is the winner in my black heart.

no baxter appearances refund plz

Yup, some very good photos at Roy's.

The sand in the building photos 😘👌 As for the others some are great too, some are keepers. Great video 2x👍

Channeling Jason Lee with the 4x5 and that stylish hat. But for real, another banger

This was awesome.

Lol. Them old Toyota's do that. Had to hammer the starter longer than I should have.

20:08 My favourite photographer @NickCarver also took several shots for this building!

loving it

the amount of train horn goes by in this video makes me cackle

aside from my usual dryer than the Sahara dessert, sarcastic jokes, you've genuinely improved as a photographer dude. well done.

The garage wall aesthetic of the studio is more jarring than the hair, but other than the lack of Baxters the content was excellent.

I usually don’t like redscale, but every single one of those was a certified banger.

So the only time I seem fold laundry is when I'm watching a GrainyDays episode. I'm gonna need you to go ahead and create more content because I'm a wrinkly mess when there's large gaps in time.

Am I really here this early? Always a treat to see a new episode.

A lot of nice shots! And you are looking very Ansel Adamsesque in that hat.

that redscale slaps so hard

babe wake up, grainydays just posted a new video

Zzyzx is a beautiful spot there’s some unoccupied buildings at the back with the lakebed in the background amazing story behind the place as well

Sweet redscale! Great video, thanks for sharing!

Oh I need to make me some coffee for this

Jolly good film, bravo

It should be the left one, 100%. Astonishing photo, man.

I got some nice shots out at that Desert Research Facility That You Mentioned. I was a geo student, so I was allowed to play there. To get splashes of light, you should try the lava tubes out there.

Man's liked halations so much he shot only halations

Came for the photos and video. Stayed for the sound design.

Here we goooo

Ayyyy here we go again

Hey Jason……I’m heading out to Vegas tomorrow, can you recommend anywhere around there where I may be able to pick up some Cinistill 800T in 35mm? Couldn’t find any in LA at all.

I want to have the confidence Jason has while shooting a piece of cement

i really love your video color grade, how did you do that

Loved the video man! Can anyone tell me what filters were used to get that blown out, dreamy look in the footage?

But seriously the rays shots are lurrrvvlllyyy

I just gotback east from being out that way. I def should have shot more black and white. Hoping my 4x5 portra on roys comes out ok

"To baldly go where no one has gone before." 😂 Your hair has abandoned ship but don't worry about it: it's a lot easier to take care of this way.

Also bring back Kodachrome, momma

Those redscale shots ooooo 👌 👌 👌

If the tones are too cool you can warm them up during scanning. No color negative image is created without color correction. Even when making analog prints you need to dial the colors in the way you want. 800T can look just as warm as Gold.

Jason, nice video. I don't recognize the viewfinder atop of your Graflex. I'm interested in this. Please advise. Thanks!

ever considered heading out to the Cerro Gordo mining town to shoot some film? I think it'd be neat, even if it is now some very well known abandoned stuff (or now re-inhabited stuff)

Oh snap, the ansel adams hat & camera are out! =O

Actually super dig the photo at 11:03, that slaps

Weird, I just shot that location in Baker, CA. As well. I used CineStill 50d tho - totally agree with you about the graffiti being so uninspiring when shooting this location. Wished I would've gone inside the hotel but honestly wasn't in the mood to potentially fight a desert tweaker to the death that day.

I just tried some redscale myself recently. Interesting. I used Redrum from lomo which is 800T. My results were more yellow than I expected but I think it is because there is no remjet layer. I may try it again with a regular film to see if I get better redscale instead of yellows.

Awesome.

Ah the old familiar friend the "F*ck it shot"! Hahah Great video, cheers from Greece!

YES! I NEED THIS! YEEEEEEEES!!!!!