Jason the only dude brave enough to carry 2 large formats at once from which one is a camera.

Hard to express how much I love the long-form road-trip videos. I truly appreciate you travails for our entertainment. Love the IR images. Thanks for the tips on some more place to visit! More please.

It's insane that this exists on the internet, available for free for people to consume. Thanks, Jason. Greetings from Manila - also known as the Windy City.

Getting a taco bell ad prior to this video just feels right

1 1/2 hours, god bless this man 💪

the film gods have blessed us with an 1.5 hour upload 🙏

These long road trip videos are so comforting, inspiring and beautifully done.  Jason give this self deprecating  lack of care for it all which gives it a funny light hearted aspect but from the pure talent and effort his work exudes we all know it’s just an act.   These videos are so nice to sit back in the evenings and watch. Iv watched the Route 66 one a ungodly amount of times and each one from there has
Gotten better and better.  Appreciate the work you put in and your talents Jason.

I love the shots you hate, and hate the ones your love. funny how subjective this is.

7:46 "If people didn't make mistakes, I literally wouldn't be here." 😄

Who needs therapy when we have this <3. I also like that you shared your thought process behind many of the shots, that was very interesting :).

41:30 What you came across were Javelina (also known as Peccary). They look like pigs, but they’re not in the pig family. They can be aggressive when protecting young, and an older guy in Scottsdale got their leg broken by a charging one last year.

There can't be anything better than a video of my current favorite YouTuber on a depressing hungover holiday.

To shot of the little cross in the grass is probably my favourite. I also think it's quite different from what you normally shoot. Great video!

Well, guess I am clearing my calendar for another hour and a half of Jason practicing financial ruin

That cost at the end is eye watering, I definitely did not expect that many digits... Some tremendous work as usual though, and thank you for this feature length film!

Honestly, I had quite a fun time watching the video of the process of converting the polaroid 110 to a handheld 4x5, so I am glad that it came back for this video!

The format isn’t the only thing that’s large right now…

The One shot could be an Edward Hopper painting. I liked it.

The ektachrome elder rises once again to deliver greatness

These are just the perfect rainy Sunday viewing for me. I don’t generally respond to landscape photography (I’m a portrait photographer), but everything about your work is so soothing. When you finally release a photobook, I’m buying that shit so fast.