Photographing Zion, Fall 2022: Film Reveal

In this week's episode, I share my initial reaction upon seeing my developed film and give more detail about the photos while the memory of the trip is still fresh in my mind. If you enjoy this Ad-Free content, help me follow my dream! More information can be found in the links below.

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[mitchellmysliwiecphotography]

Always fun to see your reactions to the film. Sorry the expired film resulted in underexposure. It really comes across in your voice of how it's a bummer. Good thing Zion will be there next year

[BrettWoodPhoto]

Honestly Ben,
You’ve gotta be happy with that series mate.
The success rate is high this time I think. Dare I say, you’ve become more relaxed with your photography in Zion& that’s helped. Well done.

[duringthemeanwhilst]

wow what a really productive trip. I love the mud ripple image, but the one that made me stop the video to take it all in was the tree at 38:50. A breathtaking scene with perhaps a bit taken off the left to leave a square crop, but definitely my favourite from this reveal :-)

[tedsmith_photography]

Hi Ben. Loved the reveal session. Can I ask two things? You mentioned your Fujinon lens. I recently inherritied a Fuji Enlrger (F670MF) and it came with a MF and 35mm Fujinon Pro enlarging lens. I'd not heard of Fujinon before I got this and when I googled it there wasnt much about them. I assume Fujinon glass is pretty exceptional? You seem to imply as such for the glass you have for your camera? Also, I notice you seem to be using Provia now. I am guessing that's due to the Velvia in several formats being discontinued? How are you finding Provia overall? I like it, and have used it for years for all kinds of things, and think it doesnt get the love it deserves.