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  • e get really bummed when people change photos a lot and edit them.

    當人們經常更改照片並編輯它們時,我真的很不爽。

  • It's like looking up Mother Nature and being like, Oh, that's not good enough.

    這就像仰望大自然母親,然後像,哦,這還不夠好。

  • Let me make you better.

    讓我讓你變得更好。

  • Yeah, we're in Joshua Tree National Park and it's pretty incredible seeing the Joshua trees.

    是的,我們在約書亞樹國家公園,看到約書亞樹真是不可思議。

  • They don't just grow everywhere.

    它們不是到處都能長的。

  • They're kind of, you know, and Lower Southwest, part of the United States E.

    他們是一種,你知道,和下西南,美國E的一部分。

  • This looks like Dr Seuss everywhere way pull up in the big blue truck, we pulled a massive camera on the back.

    這看起來像蘇斯博士到處的方式拉在大藍色的卡車,我們拉了一個巨大的相機在後面。

  • People don't even really know what kind of questions to ask.

    大家甚至不知道該問什麼樣的問題。

  • Do you see something that that I don't see?

    你看到了我沒看到的東西嗎?

  • We like these wet plate photography, and that's little more complicated.

    我們喜歡這些溼版攝影,那就比較複雜了。

  • The Web plate process is responsible for creating the first national parks in the 18 hundreds.

    網絡板塊的工藝流程是在18百年創建第一批國家公園的責任。

  • You know, the guys they would go out unlike these exploratory missions, and they'd make these images of the parks, and then they had worked their way back to the East Coast.

    你知道,這些傢伙他們會出去 不像這些探索任務, 他們會做這些圖片的公園, 然後他們已經工作了他們的方式回到東海岸。

  • People had never seen what was out in the West, and I kind of just wanted to walk in their footsteps if I could or just feel a little bit of what they did.

    人們從來沒有見過西部的東西,我有點只是想走在他們的腳步,如果可以的話,或者只是感受一下他們的工作。

  • So that's what really drew me.

    所以這才是真正吸引我的地方。

  • Okay, drop man.

    好吧,放棄的人。

  • When you gotta work to make a picture, you gotta really work.

    當你必須工作,以使一個圖片,你必須真正的工作。

  • You make your own film.

    你自己拍的電影。

  • We cut the glass plates, we make the cameras.

    我們切割玻璃板,我們製造相機。

  • We made every piece in the truck.

    卡車上的每件東西都是我們做的。

  • I made everything with my own hands.

    一切都是我親手做的。

  • It's pretty rad.

    這是相當激進的。

  • Our process takes all day to make a single image.

    我們的過程需要一整天的時間來製作一張圖片。

  • So it forces us to sit there and look at the environment.

    所以它迫使我們坐在那裡看環境。

  • I like how that branches going over that one and see how the lights changing and really just, like, soak it in.

    我喜歡那個樹枝如何在那個樹枝上,看燈光如何變化,真的只是,喜歡,沉浸在其中。

  • I just look for things that inspire me like the trees.

    我只是在尋找能激發我靈感的東西,比如樹。

  • To me, they didn't look like landscape grand things.

    在我看來,它們並不像景觀宏偉的東西。

  • They had their own individual personality.

    他們有自己的個性。

  • So just isolating some of them and having some of them blurry, kind of like a portrait.

    所以只是把其中的一部分隔離開來,讓其中的一部分模糊起來,有點像人像。

  • 12 three instead of just drive by.

    12三而不只是開車經過。

  • I call it fast food photography.

    我稱之為快餐攝影。

  • You're just shooting whatever.

    你只是在拍什麼。

  • And then you're gone.

    然後你就走了。

  • I think we got reason.

    我想我們有理由。

  • I really fell in love with this process is because when we make that plate and we develop it, that's the only one of those that exists in the idea of having one, especially in this day and age.

    我真正愛上這個過程是因為當我們做那個盤子的時候,我們開發它的時候,那是唯一一個存在於有一個想法的,尤其是在這個時代。

  • It's really neat to me.

    這對我來說真的很整潔。

e get really bummed when people change photos a lot and edit them.

當人們經常更改照片並編輯它們時,我真的很不爽。

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