A Different Perspective thru the Mamiya C33 Viewfinder - (original photo and video)
Perspective
No not the kind you learn about in drawing, this is another way to see w/o a digital screen for once.
Using an old Mamiya C33, I rigged up a camera apparatus that was around 30lbs and somewhat intimidating looking - never mind as I was busy paying attention to the screen so I could see where I was walking... funny thing happens when you focus on a little 'screen'... you can't focus on the ground so well at the same time. (just like people who trip while engrossed in their mobile)
Enjoy as I take you on an unexpected journey through parts of Denver and Boulder, Colorado
Music credit: Acoustic Breeze by Bensound.com
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100% upvote and resteem. I wish more people on this site would appreciate film/video. that was great man and very inspiring. beautiful
@runrudy - thanks for doing your part to help others come across this sort of content and glad you enjoyed it as well! Much appreciated.
No problem. Have a great week. see ya.
My wife just passed by and said quite nice. I think it's love.
So, you mounted another camera fixed with this Mamiya, right?
Seems, same distance all the time.
Indeed you are correct - I may have used a different lens a time or two as these were shot over several weeks/months. Imagine a large L bracket - sort of stabilized itself as it is so heavy. Ever since I watched War Photographer, I've been fascinated with a camera on a camera view point.
thanks for your detail reply and interesting perspective
Very nice work, very creative! Upvoted and followed!
Right on - much appreciated @nspart
Very nice post. Up voted.
Thank you @team101
nice post.voted
Hope you enjoyed - thanks!
Very cool , never thought of doing this , but very cool idea
thx @halo glad you enjoyed it :)
cool!
Glad you got to see it and thanks! Hope it inspires more creativity in someone.
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thx @nadialafi - have a wonderful week.
I love these, mines broken beyond repair :'( ... looking for a new one though!
screen is wrecked eh? That could be interesting to look through as well... a metaphor for many I'm sure. I suspect most people alive below the age of 30 haven't ever looked through one.
probably not was an heirloom, badly damaged to start, now kaput