Mtl Vlog

09/27/2021

Jacquet River Gorge Lookout, NB YouTube short

09/02/2021

*New Video Premiering Tomorrow At 9:30am* Back in May, I signed up for a film photography project. The project was called “Make This A Double”. It was organized by Anca Pandrea and sponsored by Lomography. The concept was simple. Shoot a roll of 35mm, send it to a surprise partner, and receive a new roll to shoot over from another surprise partner. Here’s my experience on shooting that first roll.
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Link in bio. And don’t forget to check out my blog posts with all the double exposed photos.
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09/02/2021

Don't miss out my new video tomorrow at 9:30am!

Back in May, I signed up for a film photography project. The project was called “Make This A Double” (https://www.lomography.com/magazine/346214-make-this-a-...

07/01/2021

Just finished developing and scanning my first Lomography International Film Swap. I’ll soon release a few videos about my experience. It was a lot of fun and the community is just amazing. If you have a chance to join us for the next round, please do!

Thanks to my film swap partner !
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06/22/2021

Have you shot CineStill 50D?

I have only shot this film stock once, but I love it. I love the color palette. I love the slower pace.

This was taken at golden hour in all its glory.

Shot with my Olympus OM-2N on CineStill 50D
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06/18/2021

Get me outta here! It’s Friday!

Shot with my Olympus OM-2n on Kodak Tri-X 400 pushed 2 stops.
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06/14/2021

I love train tracks! Happy Monday!

Shot with my Nikon F-801s on Kodak Ektar 100
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06/12/2021

It’s a sunny day here in Montreal. What are your all up to?

Shot with my Nikon F-801s on Kodak Ektar 100
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06/12/2021

Happy Friday! Cheers!

06/10/2021

I meant to post this all day, but I guess this goes well with the meaning of this photo. It’s now 9pm, and I haven’t had any time all day to invest in my passion, which is photography and filmmaking.

So, here’s my question. What’s your biggest challenge? What’s stopping you from doing what you love full time?

In my case, it’s mainly my career. It’s eating away at my weeks like an angry monster! Lol!

Photography is a passion. And to be frank, my goal is to retire from my career in 5-10 years and transition into a full time professional photographer and videographer.

And you? What’s your goal?

This was shot on my Nikon FG-20 with CineStill BWxx shot at 800.
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06/08/2021

Repost! Lol! Thanks to .analogs for highlighting my mistake. In my previous post I had reversed my arrows… Anyways! Now, it’s properly done. Sorry for the confusion…

Hey there! For everyone out there just starting with film photography and photography in general, I’m starting these info-bits. Here’s my first one.

How do you meter in situations with strong shadows and strong highlights?

Depends on your style and taste and the film exposure latitude and that’s always a tricky one.

Rule of thumb is that is you want your shadow to be more like a silhouette, you have to meter for the highlights, or if you’re in “Auto Mode”, just underexpose by 1 stop (-1 on your dial).

I you want to see more in the shadows, meter for the midtones or the shadows. If you’re in “Auto Mode” overexpose by 1 stop (+1 stop on your dial).

If you film has great exposure latitude, it’s also the safest as film negatives retain more information in the highlights, so you can always bring it back later in Lightroom.

If you want to make sure you nail that shot and the situation allows, you can always “bracket”. Meaning you take 3 shots (-1, 0, +1).

Here are some shots taken on CineStill 50D which is known for its low exposure latitude. These shots are straight out of the scanner without any adjustments so you can see the difference.

Hope you liked this little info-bit! Let me know in the comments!
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06/07/2021

Love light leaks! Perfect imperfections… And you?

This photo was shot on CineStill BWXX with my Nikon FG20.
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