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Even before you mentioned Credson, the picture of the weeds/grass growing up under the truck bed covering reminded me of Crewdson's photos (or photo?) of the underwater (flooded sets) pictures he's made. Ahh Mitch, one of my all-time favourite comedians and yup, that line rings true haha.
Love the way you present the happiness found in un-extraordinary objects your area offers. No need to fly to Iceland or Antarctica (though they are wonderful). No fancy cameras, lenses and filters. No lightroom 1001 magic tools. Thanks and follow your instincts.
Thanks for sharing! Your video impressed me, especially with a subjects you chose to shoot. It very close to some my photograps I made on bw film before digital era. I also used flashlight (tungsten couse before LED era). Some abandoned things, structures. And your video enjoyed me, becouse you remebered myself some years ago! I very glad to see that you do!
Hey man just wanted to come on here and apologize for the things I said in your other video. I was wrong and shouldn't have said any of that. You seem like a cool dude. I was in a bad mood and was just talking shit to people on the internet. Your videos & photography are awesome. Keep it up.
Also... my favorite Mitch Hedberg joke is the one where he says, "I got a door deal here. Tonight, I'm working for 50% of the door. And tomorrow night, I'm working for 50% of the door. And on Sunday, I'll have a door."
Tried this a few times on digital but really need to give it a go on film, it opens up a whole world of possibilities lol Love the first shot and the shot of the truck bed, it has a real eerie feel to it. Great stuff man.
I've had the same focusing issue with my GW680. I solved it with a laser rangefinder. I just use the rangefinder to zap whatever I am shooting and then I set the lens to match. It was funny, I figured out that trick last archery season and I've used it like five times since then, spot-on focus every time.