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5:51 Come closer and see See into the trees... Started playing in my head immediately

Wow!!!!!!!!!! Stunning Location, loved the images!!!. Thanks for your work.

Exquisite photographs.🏆

das ist wirklich schön. die musik dazu entschleunigt gut

What an interesting location. I call fog nature’s photoshop plugin because it basically transforms almost anything into something special. This was amazing. I look forward to seeing more of your work. This truly inspirational.

Wow richtig nice. Das Wetter war dafür echt perfekt 🙃 Bei mir kommen hoffentlich auch bald die ersten Ergebnisse vom analogen Fotoshoot.

Amazing photography, stunning location. Subscribed!

Great video and photographs, I loved the 5:51 one, reminded me of The Cure's Seventeen Seconds album artwork which seems fit!

cool pics

I like the funky style of the Foma for portraits 😊 and the other foggy pictures are looking amazing ❤

Beautiful!

Great pictures! Thank you! My favorits are 9:28, 9:29 and 9:30

The loose 120 roll is caused by lack of tension in the springs in the right hand film chamber (the take up side). Gently pull out the springs until they are exerting more force on the film roll.

Sehr cooles Vid. 👌🤩

Awesome pictures! Usually im not a huge fan of HP5 buy they play very well with this gorgeous location! Did you develop it particularly or push process it?

Really awesome place! I would love to go there sometime. Would be great if it had a little lighthouse by the shore 😁

Subbed bro :) great video :)

Captivating images, and a very interesting location! I first thought it might be Zingst (never was there, but I've seen some images from friends that had some resemblence). Maybe I should do a trip there over 2 or 3 days, but weather conditions might be an issue (too far away to "just drive by", even when I'm visiting relatives in Berlin) - looks like being best visited in winter, right? Regarding Foma film stocks in general: Sometimes of bad quality, even new. I would not use it in 35 mm, maybe in 6x6 or 6x9, but even on 4x5 the Fomapan 400 and Retropan 320 are not appealing to me. I'm in the process of trying out Fomapan 100 on 4x5 to save some money, and it is well regarded by some photographers.

Which forest was this exactly?

Pushing the algorithm a bit.

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