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those are my caint day love it plus the music adds more to it 💪

Always great content. Thank you for the video and great photos. All the best from Iceland

Interesting point about the drops on the lens. Completely shifts the viewer's focus from a transparent POV immediately towards and inward to the taker. A completely different dynamic between documentary and self portraiture.

Could you all recommend a 6x9 that does close focus below 1 meter? These videos have been a staple of my weekends btw

Fantastic job Robbie 😂❤❤

love your videos thank you

Beautiful pictures Robin!!! Thanks for the beautiful youtube videos.

The 2 images around 4.54... great for album covers. Love the meditive pace of the film.

the way the mamiya rendered space was quite compelling in that light. And appreciated how much silence and space you gave that storm for the viewer.

Wow, fantastic drama and images. The music was perfect, very atmospheric.

Dig it!

Great shots, I’ve been doing something similar recently, but with delta 400 in 135 pushed to like 800-1600, the result are also these stunning cloudy and wet fields and rain but there is such a texture to them that gets lost in larger formats imo

Your music always adds an extra layer of depth to your images. Perfect accompaniment.

Finally found your whale music album, nice video.

Looks like this was the storms on Sunday. They were insane. I was walking the dogs when the tornado warnings came in and only had one roll of 120 on me. My gf kept texting for us to get home.

Very 'Take Shelter' vibes. Amazing film! Great images too man👌

Hi, Robbie This is a really great video, man. I am a black-and-white lover, so for me, the black-and-white photos are the most beautiful. But the impressive colors of the sky are also very beautiful in color. Thank you for sharing this special video. Antoine.

Love the Video, Beautiful Storm Pics, the Music was Perfect 👍

excellent pictures Robbie. the black and white had, for me anyway, slightly more impact.

My new shiny laser-cut nylon adapter for the C220 showed up. I have the Kiev 88 45-degree non-metered prism strapped back on my C220 and I put two rolls through it in northern Michigan last week. The film was the new Reflx Labs CN 100 in 220. Now if I could get some luck on buying a 55mm that isn't puked on my haze or fungus... Another great video with amazing pictures sir!

Great! Spooky music!

There are other squares. 127, Instamatic, and my favourite of late, 35mm on the Tenax II.

Robbie!!! Did you know Davy Crockett Used one of these during the siege of the Alamo in 1836!? Using just one roll of Kodak Eastman 5222 black and white 35mm motion picture film he shot enough sprocket holes to stave off General Santa Anna and his army of 2000 men for THIRTEEN DAYS! Legends tell he also had shutter issues but resolved them with nothing but his bowie knife and a tuft of fur off his coon skin hat. Learn more in my new youtube short "the untold history of the Yashica Mat 124G" Thank you so much for sharing! More people need to learn about this camera and its rich AMERICAN history spanning nearly 200 years! SUBBED! Nice shots, love the contrast!

This brings back memories from my boyhood when me and my friends would explore the local quarry. Places like this is like a magnet to young boys, we just gotta know what's going on in there 😄 Glad you went with color film, I think the patches of green need to stand out as a contrast to the dull grey. If you go with b&w next time I'll say "glad you went b&w because the colors can be distracting 😎

Nice pacing to the video. Enjoyable to watch.

It's interesting, typically when you are standing on the edge of a granite cliff in New England, rocks perched on rocks are safe to stand on and are typically backed up by millions of years of geological history - but here, it's man-made and I guess you have to be much more careful!

Awesome video Robbie. Makes great viewing alongside Kyle’s Slate City work in North Wales. Fantastic images. Sorry for the nay sayers. I did not take your tone to be disrespectful. You just got lost the work. We have all done that before. And nice to see the C220 getting a workout.

You are pure inspiration. Simplicity and storytelling plus your photos and own ambient music... Watching your videos is like reading a unique story!

Hi, Robbie. You are absolutely right, safety first. A beautiful environment to make a documentary. Your photos are sublime as usual, man. I really enjoyed watching this video again. And one thing is certain: as soon as the work stops there, Mother Nature will just take it back. Have a nice weekend, friend, and see you in the next video. Antoine.

Hi Robbie, really enjoying seeing more of your photography, there were some excellent images shared in this episode and I'm sure you made many more besides those you shared. Hoping that you may long continue to visit and make work at this site, I feel it would reward many repeat visits through the seasons - forgive my enthusiasm, I'm housebound with a crummy health condition, very grateful for your sharing your adventures with us. I really like how you see and represent the world, some great photography happening here!

Robbie, im a relatively new viewer. I'm absolutely loving your photography, this little quarry series is right up my street, floats my boat if you will. I have a really boring non artistic question though, how do you find the peak design anchor looped through the metal strap lugs? My GFX50S has those metal strap lugs and ive been using a traditionally strap put though them. I am worried that the anchors might spread the weight distribution of the camera and pull the lugs at an angle that they weren't designed for. Any experience? Thanks from the UK.

Awesome images! Also, I have that hat

So it was extremely disrespectful of you to be late and I'm glad you got locked in. You were disrespectful and selfish man. Not cool

Excellent work once again, Robbie.

I was seeing those beautiful images and at the same time, thinking you finally didn’t arrive to the exit on time 😂

hey! The leaf blades get stuck sometimes on my sekor 80mm, any advice on how to remedy that or better to give it to a pro for a CLA?

Well we need to know how this end...

"I now live in the quarry" 💀 Great shots man!

Another great video, it really is beautiful there. I share your dislike of heights, I didn’t discover mine until I was visiting Paris and only made it to the lowest viewing platform on the Eiffel Tower when I had planned to go to the top🤣 The final line on the video made me laugh out loud! This is such an interesting project, hope there will be more in the future.

As long as homes and businesses are being built and remodeled granite will be highly desirable. As always lovely photos. But with lady like that she will probably find it extremely disrespectful being late for closing when the employees want to get home. Hope she invites you back again after that.

Seems you took the "hard out" time for granite?

Some of those views are begging for the Tex-Pan aspect ratio. Part 3 someday?

Good vibes & great shots once again. Love the music too. 🙏🏼

You're some kind of artist to make a jumbled hole in the ground look so special.

The opening boulder pile is exactly my vibe. You nailed it!

Nice one Robbie. Always enjoying your videos. :)

What about reciprocity failure...how did you expose it exactly?

For panoramic photography, I have used 35mm roll film in the following medium format cameras: Fuji GW670 rangefinder with fixed 90mm f/3.5 lens Fuji GSW690 rangefinder with fixed 65mm f/5.6 lens Mamiya RB67 SLR with 50mm f/4.5 and 90mm f/3.5 lenses. Of the three, I prefer the RB67 because I can load 35mm film in a 220 film back and easily change to 120 film in a 120 film back at any time. With the Fuji rangefinders, when I load the camera with 35mm film, I cannot easily change to 120 film.

Really enjoying your photography / videos Robbie. Nice work

Thank you. Budget is already overrun this month already and now you tell me I need more Kodak Gold in the fridge ;) To be honest, I like Ektar more because it's cleaner, sharper and a bit more punchy in my opinion. But it's also a lot more expensive...