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Very interesting about using the Optech strap instead of a gimbal.

Very useful. Thank you!

Love your strap! What is it? Oh, and great video, by the way. ;)

Good video. I've settled on (equivalent) 28mm on my small daily (Fujifilm X-M1+18mm) and 50mm (Fujifilm X-E4+35mm) for 'sessions' out and about.

I have 50, 35,20. But i don't have 28. I feel 28 is going to be my favorite

I have the same camera, its awsome.

Music is horrible 🤦🏻‍♂️

‼Your style of storytelling in your videos is wonderfully delightful! Sometimes it is about how you and the gear interact that is important. Thanks for sharing! Best wishes, Earl J.

GREAT IMAGES! A little brutal on yourself, but a wonderful real life video. I do agree less is more in your kit. It draws out the creator within. Take care! Earl J. 📸

Sounds great - I'm looking forward to see more content from this trip

Great insights, hope you had a fab time 😊👍

A great example of right gear for the job. I was going to suggest the Z8 as a good option but then you made the most excellent point about Z9 batteries. 🙂

What a great adventure, can't wait to see the film.

I've always liked the image with high ISO it's one of the main reasons I left photography clubs along time ago as they don't accept noise in an image (crazy rule). Infact I make sure their is noise in the image as I'm a great fan of Pictorialsm and the look they had due to the chemical process.

Beautiful, beautiful work my friend!! Loved being your roadie in Spain.

Thanks for the prebooking accommodation comments. You see so many people give others flack for prebooking saying things like youre not experiencing the freedom of the camino if you prebook . But im with you. If you have to stress about where youre staying and rush all day thats not freedom

A quick update video, in response to the interest i've been getting about my recent trip. If you're interested to know more, do leave a comment, let me know what you'd like me to cover in a future video.

Great video. Takeaway: Red filter plus dialing up the ISO. Red filter ordered. Thanks!

Excited to see a new video of yours pop up! I'm eagerly awaiting videos/updates from your Camino project. Thanks as always for your fantastic and informative videos, they help make me a better photographer

Subscribed. I was on the Camino 1 day behind you. I captured my Camino Francés carrying an OM Systems OM-1 m43 digital camera with a 12-40mm 2.8 lens. I didn’t try video. I caught up with you in Santiago as I saw you were filming me pushing my bike along a narrow street. With any luck I might be in your Musical Camino documentary 😊. Love your work!

Great video I have done many Caminos I love your videos and photos thanks Buen Camino

So glad to have just discovered this channel. Wonderful photography and interesting commentary. Now for the back catalogue. Subscribed.

Nice one Simon, especially enjoyed them Cathedral shots 🥰👍🏻

I love Spain, possibly a trip to Bilbao and San Sebastian in November and definitely back in February to Valencia. Some lovely lighting in the cathedral in your video.

Some really fine cathedral images,and an enjoyable watch!

banger pics bro

Very nice video... I enjoyed it.

Lovely interesting shots, Simon. I’ve never been to Spain/Portugal, and won’t get there now, so am enjoying these walking photo tours you’re doing.

Great shots Simon!

Simon you have woven together a beautiful story through your amazing photos. I can’t wait to see more❤️

Those cathedral shots in that wonderful light were excellent Simon! I am also looking forward to a week of photography in Spain later this year. Great video giving me a taste

P.S. I just bought a lettuce and it was $5.50 perhaps I should move to Spain.

Great shooting Simon, makes me wonder why I live in Canada and then I remember, ah yes several 100 million less people.

The weather allowed for some great photos while I was exploring and shooting in León, a very successful few days!

Heaven ❤

Why are ND Grads so Polarizing 😄 Still chuckling over this one 5 years on... I only take umbrage with your assertion that Purists=Flat Earthers.. As a Purist, that's not true. The Earth is Flat... but with Peaks and Valleys, so technically, the Earth is more like a woman's body, i.e., that's why they call it Mother Earth 😅

Hi Simon. I'm new to your channel. I'm returning to photography after a gap of a few years. I'm buying a Z50. Really enjoyed your video, as well as your approach.

You should try the Viltrox 28mm 1.8 for Z mount. I love it so much I got rid of the 35mm 1.8 S. For weddings, I now use 28, 50, and 85. And the 70-200 for ceremony, if it is a huge church or venue.

Thank you so much for these videos! I am hoping to walk the camino frances later this summer, and so I have been watching your videos thinking that I too might soon walk along the same path. How exciting (and a little scary! but good scary). Thank you very much! I am not a photographer at all, but your photos make me dream

Great photos, Simon! I've just picked up a Nikkor 28mm 2.8 AIS for my Nikon FM2. I used 50mm for travel photography, but I felt in some situations it was too tight (especially for architecture shots). Remember shooting Berliner Dom, and I just had to keep stepping back since 50mm wasn't wide enough. Will keep using both, but I'm very excited about 28mm.

Great tips 👍 thank you. I’ll be on the Primativo in June and will review your video again. Buen Camino

Codice calixtino d bouffons apparence

Love the effect

I was down there 2yrs ago, camping not far from the 1st part of the beach, nr pavilion martello. Best part of the beach

I was down there 2yrs ago, camping not far from the 1st part of the beach, nr pavilion martello. Best part of the beach

Sir, do you teach street photography in Toronto?

What is travel photography? For me, it is recording memories of travels with family. 50mm is way too long for that. If sharing a meal, I'd have to leave the table to get a photo. If on a walk, I'd have to distance myself from the group to take a photo. Both 28mm and 35mm are good options, but I prefer 35mm for vacation travel. 35mm takes less mental effort to get decent photos. So I can spend more time enjoying the moments rather then thinking about how to get great photos.

40mm

Just dropped across your channel, randomly watching street photography videos and thoroughly enjoyed watching this video = I like your style and the video has some zip and life about it!....I really like the shots you got here, love the contrast and tonal richness, very filmic and pleasing to the eye, and I like the compositions very much. The guy you got at 1:45 is excellent, he's very cool, (with a hint of menace, lol) and looks like he just stepped straight out of the Sopranos, very cool indeed.. I love shooting B&W street too, using Fujifilm cameras mainly, and go for a similar kind of look, especially when really bright and contrasty...Pretty decent noise/ grain structure with higher ISO on Fuji's as well, i.e. natural looking, which can be very handy in low light/night street-photography situations, giving a nice analogue look. TBH, I only use the cameras built in red/yellow/green filters, and get decent results, but have never used lens filters...mmm, don't know why, because I do use CPL and ND filters now and then, and an FLD...After watching this video, I think I'll get some decent red and yellow screw in lens filters and give them a whirl!!..There's always something great to do with photography......Liked and subscribed!

What month was this taken in..?