fredlundphoto ✓

YouTube @fredlundphoto Society 📍 United States

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Subscribers

134

Total Views

74.5K

Videos

137

Channel age

0 yrs

💡 Did you know?

🗓️Joined YouTube in 2026.

🏆Ranked #18,749 among all influencers on SocialDB.

🎯Top Society influencer — #490 in the niche.

📍Based in United States.

🛡️ Audience credibility

50/100 Fair

Est. 70% real, active audience · Medium fake-follower risk.
Limited view data — score is based on the signals available.

Est. authentic audience

70%

Fake-follower risk

Medium

Heuristic estimate from view-through, engagement vs size and recent growth — a screening signal, not a guarantee.

👥 Audience demographics

Estimated

Modeled from this creator's niche, platform & region — a planning estimate, not connected analytics.

Gender split

Male 53% Female 47%

Age · peak 25-34

13-1710%

18-2429%

25-3433%

35-4418%

45+10%

Top geographies

United States46%
United Kingdom8%
Canada7%
Australia4%
India5%

Likely interests

EntertainmentLifestyleTrending

💚 Brand affinity

Estimated

Brands fredlundphoto's audience is most likely to respond to — from detected sponsorships in this niche.

Keeps

Patreon

Coinbase

Amazon Affiliate

Robinhood

Raycon

OKX

Uphold

Shopify

Storyblocks

About

This channel explores American history through fine art photography, with a focus on historic covered bridges, rural landscapes, and heritage architecture across Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic region.

Through carefully composed black and white and monochrome photography, these visual essays document places shaped by time—Lancaster County and Bucks County covered bridges, historic battlefields, forgotten roads, and enduring structures that define the American landscape.

Each video is a cinematic photo essay, blending still imagery, subtle motion, and atmosphere to tell stories rooted in history, preservation, and place. From 19th-century wooden bridge engineering to documentary-style landscape photography, this channel is dedicated to visual storytelling with depth and restraint.

Created for viewers who appreciate fine art photography, historical documentary work, and American heritage, these films are designed to be experienced slowly—reflective, archival, and timeless.