1 Week on Route 66

You look like a cross between a young tim Roth and an old Frankie muniz.

I just saw this. Oklahoma and Texas seem to have tons of abandon places. Arizona ice tea comes from Brooklyn. Your day outdoor color photos seem to be over exposed and your indoor ones under. The black and whites seem properly exposed.

Is it always this windy in those parts of the USA?

This is a brilliant way to teach this method for someone who’s learns visually. Well done

America is soo beautiful on film! You don’t find that in Europe 😢

28m10 you do look pretty scary 😵‍💫

i'd love to know how many gas station shots you have total

People not passing in the left lane make highways so much more dangerous than they need to be. The left lane is the passing lane, not the fast lane. Stay safe.

Loved your video, perfect for a day like today. Wondering what I missed? Something about Arkansas, death and a violent unsolved murder? Lol... stepped out for a bit and these words perked my attention!

I fell like there should be a series of drum & rim shots going off.

One of the better long form vids on YT

Jason, I'm half way through this vid and my girlfriend wants to know why you don't shoot "nice things" 🤷

A few Wes Anderson-ish photos in the film as well.

Nice shots! Some of those shots around the 12min mark would have looked good on the portrait low to the ground to capture the flow of the grass with the wind up to the house

The pictures aren't horrible.

Ektar kinda gives off kodachrome vibes in the bright light

love love love your photography dude. Very inspiring.

Very good video and I like how road trip are essential now I have a fujica605n I love it can’t wait to develop

A lot of the shots start to look like each other, I gotta say. Abandoned gas station and shack after abandoned gas station and shack.

Some pretty good shots for wide-anused posers

I noticed you shoot 98+% vertical. Is there a reason?

Next time only bring b&w film

This was such an incredible video to watch, I love how long it is. Instant subscribed 🙏💓

u no funny

These fruits wasted so much film.

Jason your long videos are literally my favorite thing to watch

Art + Humor = Yes

The not so abandoned gym has big last of us vibes 🤨

I’ve watched this three times over the past few months. I’ve seen more grainy days than I have Godfather Trilogy.

Ken's Ice Cream I never met you

Good work guys, but I must admit after shooting hundreds of fashion, advertising, celebrity shoots with film year's ago, I certainly don't miss it one bit, a total f.....g nightmare in comparison to today's digital cameras.

Hey what lens are you using on your Leica?

Abandoned buildings in the US in 2022/2023. The risk of an AR15-type demise would make for some awesome content! 😂

I appreciated your "movie" on Route 66, question is, what is the art installation called in Oklahoma City? Looks like an incredible place for playing with a film camera.

un voyage magnifique !

New to your channel. I’ve now spent more than 4 hours of my life watching your videos. Well done, sir.

Just got back from Illinois last week and shot RT 66 shots there Dwight is a really neat town with some interesting subject

As someone who has recently rekindle with his love of film photography after putting my film cameras for two decades, seeing you and Caleb venturing on these trips inspired me to do that with my best bud who deserved all the credit getting me back into shooting on these photographic dinos. Keep it up man!

After a long and stressful day, this video was exactly what I needed.

The worm ooze and whisky reaction got a laugh out loud from me.

Due to the flat structure of the TMAX crystals, this film has a tendency to be less sharp on the edges and lines in comparison to the more conventional gravel shaped crystals of its elder (late) brother the Plus-X. This is why we were not so overwhelmed when the TMAX came out in the late 80s. Kodak's pitch was that the flat crystals made them more light sensitive. For some real badass pronounced grain though, the TMAX 3200 (dedicated ISO 3200 sensitivity), was a great thing on the other hand.
This said I personally would rather tend towards monochrome films from any other brand like for example Agfa or Ilford to dodge the "focus softness" of the TMAX when covering the range of up to 400 ISO.

I'll never forget my route 66 trip, though it was probably a bit more rushed in parts than I'd have liked. I saw so much and did quite a few "bucket list" things, though I really want to go back and concentrate more on the western parts. I think it's a shame you guys missed out Missouri and Illinois completely, and it looks like you didn't go through Galena (KS) which is a shame as it's really nice.

Adorável vídeo e cenas incríveis simple Basic shots com toque retrô