Calm film photography in Japan’s countryside.

Today I'm taking you with me on a couple days back in April when my Granny, Melli and I went on a little trip to the Nagano prefecture - of course I shot lots of film :D

#japan #filmphotography #japanonfilm

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My main video camera and digital photography camera
The two lenses for the camera:

My secondary digital camera for casual photography:
The two lenses I use with it:

Other gear I use to make my videos:

(all links are Amazon-Affiliate links)

[teocrawford]

Hello hello, I really hope you enjoyed the video - this one feels especially close to my heart, probably for the obvious reasons, a trip with my Granny just is special :))

Thank you for being here and I hope to see you again soon <3
Teo

[cito]

I swear your voice really calms me so much to a whole 'nother level

[jpfsfdv]

I don't think it would be a stretch to say you are probably my favorite photographer to follow. All your pictures are a massive inspiration and have this feel to them that just captures a moment so well. Honestly, if you ever make a photography book with some thoughts alongside each image like your videos often have, I'd buy it immediately.

[mnltphts]

Shooting on film just brings out the true character of a photo. I love how it feels more authentic and timeless. Great work, everyone!

[ArchiesLens]

the brown tones on image 4:44 😍 amazing how an image so simple can be so eye-catching, and you captured such a key part of Japanese culture. Love these summer Japan videos, and your granny is so cute✨

[slothsarecool]

It’s really cool to see great photos with all the context, you’re a great storyteller!

[kpotato]

I always feel warm and happy yet teary of how moved I am in each of your storytelling and photos. you are really a blessing to me as a aspirant photographer who has a deep loved with connection to home. All my appreciation towards you teo

[YahyaKN]

ill have some tea, and watch this when i get back to my home after work

[jasmineconcepcion]

everything is so pretty oh my god AND THE SONG CHOICES

[JohanKhoo]

Love the idea of a trip with your granny. I miss mine and wish I documented more of the trips I had with her with my camera.

[youraveragekaleb]

The way you narrate and explain photos helps me understand what it takes to make a good photo. Thanks :]

[monsiphotos]

Today, I bought a vintage digicam. I am so excited about this, it will be my first ever camera. A baby step for me. Thanks so much, Teo! Your videos are so inspiring!

[alanash]

25:25 probably my fav photograph of yours, reminds me a bit of a movie poster~

[Curious-traveler]

Very sweet video with you and your grandma. You do a great job, very sweet and Totoro vibes ❤🇯🇵🇯🇵

[danwoodliefphotography]

Great photos, Teo. You are lucky to get to spend so much time in Japan. It is such a great place to travel. The photo of the shop owner is my favorite among the many fine photos you took. Nice framing and lighting. Excellent environmental portrait.

[artin]

This is my favourite video on your channel, yet 🤍

[kiume_]

I had to move back from Japan last spring, and your beautiful video made me feel incredibly homesick.

[Panster]

I just found your channel and have been binge watch your videos and this one is my favorite so far!

[clouno]

You realy inspire mee a lootttt !
I love this type of video, so calming.
Happy to be a new patreon member

[dadoizvg]

Another great video, thanks for giving us look at this "normal" side of Japan. Litlle bit different than what we see in movies. I really love it. Your voice and good choice of music really emphasis the overall feeling of the video. I love this Japan series, watching in the morning while drinking coffee is really soothing and it calmes my anxiety. Keep up great videos and photos.