The Simple Beauty of Black & White Film Photography

I recently went out to eastern Washington to spend a day shooting only black & white film with a red filter. I ran into a wide variety of weather conditions to put some different film stocks through their paces. I shot some Ilford HP5, Cinestill BwXX, and Ilford XP2. All with my trusty Pentax 67ii. I really like utilizing color with my landscape photography, so sacrificing that element has always been something I struggle with, but I wanted to challenge myself to do so on this trip to Wapiti & Toppenish.
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Music Used in This Video (Order of Appearance):
The New Southern Jelly Roll Blues by Bo the Drifter
Open Road by Chester Malone
Nobody Here but Me and a Beer by Blinkley