Large format photography and young people

[Soulstar89]

I know a few people who shoot large format ranging from 25-35. I only started with large format two
Years ago when I was 40. Only reason I moved up to large format was I wanted to print bigger. I learnt the other benefits on the journey.
I think younger artists gravitate to medium Format for long form projects, that’s what I did. I wish I got into large format much earlier tbh.

 

[Nas]

Google AI says you can watch it in TVX, Episode 5 Series 10. I might turn the TV on for a chamge.

I do remember an episode with a TP half plate camera or similar.

Ian

That’s the one. The storyline is about two competing groups of photographers, film and digital. It’s superb.

 

[Ian Grant]

That’s the one. The storyline is about two competing groups of photographers, film and digital. It’s superb.

It's not the episode I've seen, there was only one photographer.

Ian

 

[Nas]

It's not the episode I've seen, there was only one photographer.

Ian

Definitely check it out. There’s a great old timey camera shop.

 

[MartyNL]

This reminds of an excellent episode of Midsomer Murders which should be essential viewing for everyone on this forum. The episode title is: A portrait of innocence. It might be on Youtube. I rewatched it recently with my family via one of the on demand streaming apps. Might have been ITVX, can’t quite remember.

A picture of innocence season 10 episode 6 from 2007.

I've found it online and it looks great!

It opens with a Weston Master V and Rolleiflex, what's not to love!
I'll watch it later when I've got a quiet moment...