2 hours of calm film photography in Japan.
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Published 2023-09-10
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Chapters:
00:00:00 - 00:00:44 - Introduction
00:00:44 - 00:05:48 - Kamakura
00:05:48 - 00:43:06 - Nagano Prefecture
00:43:06 - 00:51:46 - Hokkaido
00:51:46 - 00:58:59 - Tokyo
00:58:59 - 01:00:08 - much love!
01:00:09 - 01:04:29 - Kawaguchiko
01:04:29 - 01:21:04 - Kyoto
01:21:04 - 01:35:25 - Osaka
01:35:25 - 01:46:32 - Tottori Prefecture
01:46:32 - 01:53:51 - Kurashiki
01:53:51 - 01:55:48 - Okayama
01:55:48 - 02:00:00 - The end.
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My main video camera and digital photography camera
- Sony A7iii - amzn.to/2NRSQgn
The two lenses for the camera:
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- Samyang 14mm f/2.8 - amzn.to/2PZ6SiN
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All Comments (21)
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Hellooo, to finish off the Japan series I decided to make one last giga-video with all the footage from the various film photography trips I was able to experience in Japan. I'm thinking this could be cool to just put on in the background while working on something, a bit like a photography version of a study-with-me video :D Also big thank you to Squarespace for sponsoring the video! Head to www.squarespace.com/teocrawford to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code "TEOCRAWFORD". I hope you enjoy it, have a good week! <3 Teo
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Maaaaan, there is no way someone can just leave the video playing in the background... such a nice footage and well picked music!
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Thank you for this Teo! You’re such an inspo!
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You’re my biggest inspiration when it comes to photography.
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Teo: I'm writing to you from Argentina. I am a regular observer of travel videos, walking tours, etc. I want to congratulate you for your excellent work of photography and editing of this video that has led me to know those beautiful places that Japan has. The music is inspiring and perfectly accompanies every image, every intention that you have wanted to give to this material. I appreciate this video that I have enjoyed it a lot and I have it saved to watch it at any time. In my country, when we say goodbye to someone for whom we feel great affection or admiration or because we like their work, we end with a "I send you a big hug" and thank you again for sharing your work with us.
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Am I the only one that gets Studio Ghibli vibes watching this? Especially with the fantastic music choices. Lovely.
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The beauty of Japan looks so expensive and was not built overnight. It's like visiting a tourist spot, but every corner of the village and city is constructed like a tourist destination. No wonder many people admire it and continue to visit to see it firsthand. Sorry if wrong..
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Amazing country, amazing photography, amazing film, amazing editing, sequence and music. Even you synchronized each sequence on the first beat of new bar (from the music)! Man, you're AMAZING!
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this is such a visual treat; once when I can finally visit japan, i'd love to experience japan with this full of love and wonder POV, like how you portray. It is relaxing and all the right slices of life. I cannot emphasize this enough, I love this 2 hours documentary of yours!
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This inspired me to clean and organize my room in which I recently moved in. Thank you for this beautiful video.
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I am obsessed with this video, everything is just perfect. the sound design or should i say the selection of music, it is just superb. the photographs, the clips from japan. the environment of japan itselt. i have rewatched this so many times, i play it when i'm doing something or studying, a study with me with this music would be amazing. amazing video teo, love all the way from asia !!
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Almost sad to see this is the last one of the japan series, it was truly an amazing work from you each time !
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So motivational. The photographer makes the photo not the camera. Absolutely beautiful work
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So that's why it took 30 hours to render the video! 😅 already enjoying it so much! Great work Teo! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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Two full hours?! I love this!! I love listening to your videos in the background while studying or going on walks with my camera myself so this type of video is greatly appreciated 😭😭
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used this to study, I didnt even know I was studying. Definitely need more videos like this, thank you Teo!
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Thank you for this beautiful video. It brought real peace to my soul. It made me think about a lot of things, specially the things I really want in life and what my priorities are. Thank you.
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Dear Teo: thank you for sharing this wonderful journey. It reminds me of my dream trip to Japan back in 2016. My friends are from Nagano prefecture. We went to the Snow Monkeys, Matsumoto Castle, and they even went back to Tokyo to visit Asakusa, Akihabara and Odaiba with me. We also went to Kyoto. Your film brought back the memories, I got emotional watching it. Japan really is like a dream..the sounds, views, people, food.. thank you.
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Teo I just want to say thank you for your art and for sharing these moments and captured memories with all of us! 🙏 Because of you and your videos and photos I got inspired and motivated to dive into the world of film photography! I bought an Olympus XA3 which has brought me so just joy while using, and I also bought an Olympus OM-1 SLR which I'll be getting delivered from Japan this week! I also dropped off my first 3 rolls of film earlier today to have developed, and I'm so excited (and a bit nervous as well lol) to see the results! The way you see the world and capture moments in time thru your cameras is breathtaking and beautiful to witness! Thank you again SO much! ❤
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Hi Teo! This is such a soothing way of displaying the lovely little moments. I loved that you showcased videos and mixed in photos. It felt like we were going through your camera roll. 🙂
