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I found your channel the other week and I've been binge watching ever since. I love your philosophy toward photography, and your videos are truly unique. I'm not sure there's another photographer online that inspires me to go out and shoot intentionally more than you, so thank you!!
Another beautiful video, Robbie. The pace, the music, the images... I really enjoy coming along these unpretentious photographic adventures - it's their un-hyped tone that makes them so extraordinary to me. I hope to see new ones coming for a long time.
Glorious sunshine and pure snow. Combined with charismatic old buildings and gentlemen. What else can a photographer ask for? I like your dedication and the way you revisit and re-examine the same locations.
Thankyou yet again from Northern Spain, I am purchasing a 6x17 roll film back for my Horseman FA45 5x4 camera because of the beauty in your panoramic photos. It’s strange how a person can be inspired influenced by someone else on the other side of the world.
Enjoyed your video as always Robbie. I think it is the fact that your videos are always well crafted, the choice of music good and you keep your video simple and focussed without the need to add gimmicks to get clicks. Well done, keep up the great work.
Just starting my photography journey, so I picked up a used Canon T7, a 50mm, a 28mm, and I'm overcoming the usual hurdles new photographers have! Love your work Robbie, keep it up
I really liked your answer to the “why don’t you just crop in post?” question. We’ve got so many different examples and clichés about how limitations can inspire or help the creative process, but it seems to be a lesson we need to keep learning over and over again.
After watching a couple of your clips, I got the spark reignited to take my 35mm to 120mm roll adapters out of their plastic bag, and into my RB67. Haven't used them in years, and after getting comfortable with the beast, I think it's time it sees some 35mm Portra :)) And if it's one thing I'd recommend, is double check your videos before uploading, because the auto-stabilization is messing up some of the footage, creating a wobble effect. No quick way of fixing it, sometimes you have to get in there by hand. Very inspiring vids. Thank you!
Thats a sick shot to make a print of! I think what I appreciate most about your channel is that there is a steady growth as a photographer which eliminates the need to "one up" each video by doing silly crap. It's real, it has imperfections (while still containing really good work!) and that actually makes watching your stuff more inspiring and motivating than the latest hot shot youtuber that has it all dialled in and waxed. Anyway, keep it up bro, and well done with the music👌🏻
Hi, Robbie. You are doing a heck of a job, my friend. And there is no digital camera that comes near your pano photos. I really enjoy looking at your work, my friend. Antoine (the Netherlands)
Hey Robbie... Not 'just' commenting because of the print... 😉 But your work is beautiful... truly. Really like the vibe of the videos as well... really chill. Thank you!
It's great that you write your own music. I'm always amazed at the amount of photographers on YT who use stock music as a soundtrack to their pictures. I understand the constraints of copyright etc. But it not as if one couldn't collaborate with a musician (there are a lot out there). I think photographers who don't, do themselves a disservice. It would be like if I posted my own music to a backdrop of Getty images.
When it comes to posting on RU-vid, its nearly impossible to go any other route than sub based music services. Its convenient and the artist are great. I have taken the start of winter to play more.
You're content is so calming. You've come a long way. You're work heavily leans towards a fantastic documentary style. Not sure if you've considered it, but I'd be very interested in seeing you release a long-form documentary. You definitely have the skill and the chops.
One benefit of cropping into the 6x9 frame is the ability to shift the crop across the frame, allowing compositions with straight lines by cropping the pano aspect ratio at the bottom or top.
I started shooting film a few years ago on and off but this past year I've been making it a priority. I came across your work from the Analog Talk podcast and I'm so glad I decided to follow you on RU-vid. Even on those days when I don't want to do anything you inspire me to get out and shoot. Thank you for all that you do!
Keep on with the fantastic content. I’m just getting back into photography after a 20yr break & love your channel. One of your prints would also fit perfectly into the new darkroom in setting up, something I’ve never done before even with my old Nikon’s & films but listening to you talk about processing your films made me want to try. Thanks for everything you do to make these films
Damn! I honestly have been struggling to get motivated the last month. Dealing with the Flu and cold.. its been a mess but its been nice to make music while I brood lol
Your work ethic is to be commended. Images are complimented with your own sounds. Great work and so well done. I wish you wonder from downunder ; Aotearoa (NZ).
Love the channel. Just started watching about a month ago and can’t get enough. I’m just up in NH so I love seeing the New England representation. You’ve got a real Bob Ross of photography feel. Thank you for sharing your journey with us!
Beautiful work-both photography and your videos, as usual. Your art definitely touches the soul, and your videos are always peaceful moments in the day when they I watch them. Thanks, Robbie. 🙏
I watch your videos while high sometimes and it brings this emmense, almost _indescribable_ feeling of peace and tranquility. Keep doing what you're doing, man. You're killing it.
Another beautiful and inspiring video from Robbie! You're making me want to take out my GL690 and shoot. I bought it a few weeks ago and it had a super strong disinfectant smell. It's been airing out with activated charcoal bags all around it since I got it, but I might have to tough it out and run some film through it.
Outstanding work. I appreciate your honest voice, and your personal insights on your experiences getting out to capture and create new images. It’s refreshing and encouraging! Keep up the great work.
God that photo would look so different than anything I can make here in Ireland and a great talking point for my visitors sure love to own it. Enjoyable video as usual
This reminds me that I still have a 220 hasselblad back loaded with 35mm from years ago that I need to finish off. Ever since, I've just used my GL690 because it makes way more sense.
Really glad I stumbled on your channel...very inspiring,even though I shoot digital I still come away with something that I can use in my work...love the cinematic panos!
I was just at the Oxbow this past weekend hoping to run into you. The houses there are their own kind of world and I took a few shots on the 124g. This time of the year with the (melting) snow its a mood for sure.
100% agree! Now if only they were affordable. My original idea was to shoot Cinestill 800T at night but at almost 17 bucks a pop... it makes it a little harder to hit the buy button
I never though of panoramic images as a still from a movie, but this is an interesting thought. I am shooting panos for quite a few years now and I have come to the point that I can "see" them in the scene.
Perfect timing, I just shot it on the roll in my texpan too😅 I was struggling to find landscape so I particularly liked for pano but just left it in the back of my car and took a photo here or there
Found your page when I started looking into purchasing a Mamiya 645 and have been sub'd ever since. Always look forward to the next video. Keep it up man! 🤘
Hi Robbie, nice pictures, interesting commentary, lovely video style and I really like the music you make. Keep all this up and you could end up as the Orson Wells of you tube. My 2nd time here and I'll be back. Regards Jake E
I always enjoy your videos! I shot a couple of rolls of 35mm film in a Horseman 6x9 back last fall and loved the results, however I shredded my shoulder doing something stupid 😢. As soon as I recover I'll be out to shoot some more panos!
You're the reason I want that GW690 so badly Robbie :) maan the channel is so underrated, I mean the production, the narrative and of course the photography are top level! beautiful video as always, keep up the great work!
Another great video, particularly loved the shot with the lady crossing the street near Habermans. Honestly don’t think I would be dedicated enough to be out in those temperatures!😂
