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Simone Morelli, a passionate street photographer from Rome features in the 6th video in the ILFORD Photo #MyFilmStory series.
Simone shares some of his projects with us and explains the stories behind them. He shoots with a variety of 35mm and medium format film cameras including a Leica M6, Zenza Bronica ETRS, and a Mamiya RB67 in this video, and images shown are shot on a range of ILFORD black and white films including:- ILFORD HP5 plus 35mm & 120 film, Kentmere 400 film and ILFORD FP4+ 35mm & 120 film.
#MyFilmStory showcases passionate film photographers from around the world. Share your love for film and tell us your story using #MyFilmStory on Instagram and Twitter.
Featuring: Simone Morelli @morelli.simone.photography
Produced by: Dimitry Kodryan @coderyyan
Subtitles: Perry Hall @Perryhallphoto & Eleonora Catta @elenoracatta
Music by: Ghostrifter Official @Ghostrifter Official
You can follow find our more about Simone and follow him on Instagram at:
/ morelli.simone.photogr...
View all the videos in the #MyFilmStory playlist here: • #MyFilmStory

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21 авг 2024

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@Ilfordphoto 3 года назад

We really enjoy seeing how passionate you are about your film photography and how you use our products day to day. We're thrilled to be able to share this video about Simone and the projects that he shoots using our ILFORD black and white films. We'd love to hear your thoughts on this series so far.

@tonyparatore888 3 года назад

I think it's a very interesting series... You should keep it up...

@Ilfordphoto 3 года назад

@@tonyparatore888 Thanks Tony, glad you're enjoying it. We hope to add some more videos to this series this year.

@Chrisjacobsphoto Год назад

The style is amazing

@MrCervuselaphus 3 года назад

What a most pleasant little film. Thankyou SM.

@federico.dal.bianco 3 года назад

Grande Simone!!! It's awesome to see his work featured here. He has been inspiring for me, and also introduced me to B&W film photography. Great photographer, awesome person.

@Ilfordphoto 3 года назад

Thanks for watching. It's great to hear that Simone started you on your black and white film journey. Do you have a favourite film?

@federico.dal.bianco 3 года назад

@@Ilfordphoto I use mostly hp5. I love it

@tonyparatore888 3 года назад

Ottimo lavoro...

@_Sisyphus 3 года назад

Talented man.

@Resgerr 3 года назад

Praktica is German not Russian, I know I have one! Granted the old East German but it’s German

@nunoteixeiradesign 3 года назад

Correct!

@timoteiafanasie4894 3 года назад

Yep. That particular model is made after 1990, i think. As I live in Romania, a former communist country, i used Praktica, still have my old one. Praktica were big undistructible SLR. Very good.

@Resgerr 3 года назад

@@timoteiafanasie4894 I still have mine and got it in the 80s

@timoteiafanasie4894 3 года назад

@@Resgerr :-)) i did film '79-'92. Good times! Praktica? Some '80's also. Still working and look mint.

@Resgerr 3 года назад

@@timoteiafanasie4894 the skin on mine is peeling off a bit - used double sided tape to fix it down. The cheap Carl Zeiss Jena lenses m42 screw which everyone wants for their mirrorless cameras - I already have! Mind you I have bought others for mine but in the knowledge I can use them on my MTL5B

@samvorms6163 3 года назад

Damn he is good

@marioscandale3005 3 года назад

👏

@FILMFRAT 3 года назад

Hey really love your content this is awesome . What is your preferred camera you use for filmmaking, I'd love to have a conversation and maybe even collaborate on different methods in telling stories through film!

@stefanosarri1002 3 года назад

La Praktica è tedesca dell'est non russa 😒. Il lavoro di Simone debbo dire che è molto bello. Una domanda se l'autore legge il commento: ti è mai venuto a ricercare qualcuno visto che scatti spesso senza autorizzazione del soggetto (o per lo meno così sembra dal breve filmato)?

@Ilfordphoto 3 года назад

I often wonder if people shot by street photographers ever see their images printed and what they make of them. I'll mention to Simone to have a look at the comments on here and see if he responds. Do you shoot much film yourself Stefano?

@stefanosarri1002 3 года назад

@@Ilfordphoto yessir, I tried to boy a DSRL, but I am back to BW film and I start to develop at home at 46😂. usually I shot with 120 HP5 and FP4

@simonemorelli3271 3 года назад

Thank you a lot! And i noticed that the praktica is german just afther that video, like a lot of people sayed. Im happy to know now. About the autorization i dont do that, but regulary people stop me and ask me what i am doing, and say that is not polide what im doing, especially the people of the bus i shooted stop me. Than i try to explane to them what i am doing and i do with a lot of patience and show to them some pictures i printed in a small small format that i have always with me, and in the 90% of the cases the people love what i am doing and they aske me for prints and smile to me. I think is very important to explane what we do as photographers, and see what the people have to say about our work. I love the people and speack with them.

@tfinneman 3 года назад

What bothered me the most about the use of flash in the video is the risk of triggering seizures if someone on the bus has epilepsy, especially since the flash as used here is so in-your-face. The risk of a seizure is small, but it is present and potentially deadly if someone chokes. It's not a risk I'd take as a matter of common courtesy.

@Ilfordphoto 3 года назад

Thanks for the feedback Trevor. Street photography has always been a genre that people approach in different ways. What one person is comfortable with, another won't be.

@busternineshoes 3 года назад

All of the videos I see of these kids shooting film, there seems so much grain and reticulation. It's almost like they're destroying the film to emulate Robert Capa who was late for the D Day landings.

@cejv5j91 3 года назад

1:21 erschreckend

@josephasghar 3 года назад

I find this kind of gawking incredibly offfnsive. Fair game if it’s journalism and you’re photographing someone who should account for themselves, but this is intrusive and disrespectful. Street photographers: throw a stick and you’ll hit ten of them.

@Ilfordphoto 3 года назад

Interesting opinion. I know that some people find street photography to be intrusive but it is a genre that has always been around in some form and is important for documenting our social history.

@JonnoDoesStuff 3 года назад

What do you shoot?

@simonemorelli3271 3 года назад

I just paste and copy the anwer i made for an other similar question. than maybe can halp you to understand what i am trying to do. About the autorization i dont do that, but regulary people stop me and ask me what i am doing, and say that is not polide what im doing, especially the people of the bus i shooted stop me. Than i try to explane to them what i am doing and i do with a lot of patience and show to them some pictures i printed in a small small format that i have always with me, and in the 90% of the cases the people love what i am doing and they aske me for prints and smile to me. I think is very important to explane what we do as photographers, and see what the people have to say about our work. I love the people and speack with them.

@annbard8256 3 года назад

That’s too short

@Ilfordphoto 3 года назад

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it:)

@jensruckert4763 11 месяцев назад

What a unpleasant and disturbing way to literally flash into other people’s privacy. Impertinent. Disturbing. If someone would try to photograph me in such an aggressive way I actually would disrupt his privacy as well…

@Bartuul 3 года назад

I'm torn. On one hand his work is amazing. You can clearly see he's inspired by the masters from the old days and one can easily assume any of his photos was taken by one of them. But what put me off was the bus portraits project. The idea is interesting, but I find the approach a little bit to "gotcha!". Getting hit by a flash without any chance of at least asking the photographer "dude, what's up" must feel rather weird. But then again there are street photographers who based their entire career on flashing people in the face point blank, so what do I know. No offence intended though.

@Ilfordphoto 3 года назад

Thanks for watching Pawel, and for the feedback. I always find street photography fascinating and seeing how different photographers choose to approach it in different ways. Have you watch the rest of the videos in the#MyFilmStory series?

@cianak6886 3 года назад

yeah the subjects must feel a bit helpless. lovely stuff though

@Bartuul 3 года назад

Sure have. As You said - it's always nice to see a different approach, even when it's not the one that speaks to us. I would love to get better at street photos, but I love medium format too much, and being spontaneous with a clunky Hasselblad is not easy. But I keep trying. Keep making videos and keep producing film for us. :)

@Resgerr 3 года назад

@@Ilfordphoto think you should see Tom Woods work he did on the buses on Merseyside -All Zones Off Peak book

@timoteiafanasie4894 3 года назад

Yes, a longer lens would be better...

@stelioskalantzis6508 3 года назад

Nothing new here,just another Bruce Gilden approach.

@Ilfordphoto 3 года назад

We didn't say it was new. Just sharing a story. Thanks for watching.

@stelioskalantzis6508 3 года назад

@@Ilfordphoto love you ilford.

@JonnoDoesStuff 3 года назад

Post some of your photos, then. Let's see your original style

@simonemorelli3271 3 года назад

I take it as a great compliment! 😊 Actually i wish is great like bruce gilden, but i honestly think is something differend from his work, not better or particolary new, i just wanted to talk about the people of my city, the people we dont pay to much attention when we are run to work, so like that we can focalize on them and loose our fantasy immagining theyr life. Thank you again!

@stelioskalantzis6508 3 года назад

@@simonemorelli3271 ❤️