Nature photography at Skunk Cabbage. 

What a great way to stretch your legs. A walk in the park with your cameras. That image at 2:26 is fantastic, love it. I love shooting my Rollei too!

Excellent work Todd

Wonderful work as usual Todd. Thank you for making the video you always seem so chilled.

Nice photos. SUPER exposures! In high contrast forest light - I'm envious!

Great video, as inspiring as usual! Thanks! 🙂

Beautiful color photographs with the Hasselblad X1D II. Those cameras produce great color.

I admire your steady hands with the Rolleiflex. Beautiful use of high contrast there.

Excellent as always, and nice to see such good results from a "stop along the way to my assignment" in addition to your multi-day treks into the wilderness. Particularly like the leaves in B&W. Speaking of which, I have just started experimenting with CatLabs 80 with my Wista 45-based on your video recommendation; pretty good so far. Thanks for doing these.

I also have expensive interests, golf and photography. Both great fun !

Good video Todd. I've driven by that place a few times on my way to Kelowna. I tried to stop there last year but it was closed to the public for some reason. I'll be driving by 4 times in July/August. So hope to stop at least once to get some shots. Hopefully something as good as yours.

I would like to more know about how you approach color balance settings on your digital cameras in situations like this as well as out on the prairie. Great video. Those big trees make the camera gear, and people, look so small - a wonderful place.

Great video

holla if you ever make it down to seattle

0:50 Remember, commenters, Todd was on assignment. Repeat after me, “he was on assignment.” Ok, good.

Nice placement of the highlights on the b&w shots. I have the same meter, but when I am shooting digital and film in same outing, I tend to get lazy and let my mirrorless camera be my film meter.

Inspiring and relaxing video. What lenses did you use and how do you decide on the focal length? Thanks

how do you decide which to shoot with between the rollie and the x1d? fantastic content as always.

Unfortunately the trilliums weren't in bloom. One plant, three leaves, one bloom every three years. Big and beautiful would look great in square format.

Two questions How did you hit the ball? What lens did you have on the Hassy? Love all your videos. Well done. Thanks

I see you develop your own film. I want to get in to that part of photography, Is there any good at home development kits you would recommend? I do only BW 120 film

Great video Todd. Have to say listening to the sound of the shutters firing the 'Blad sounds awful, can't fault the images though.

Which Hasselblad lens did you use?