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Nice content, yet the music is disturbing. It distracts from your message

I enjoyed this video. I like your 3 Lessons series too! I wonder what 3 lessons you would discuss of Ernst Haas work?

I believe all of Winogrand's film had now been developed and archived. There are no undeveloped rolls anymore.

Hey, your videos on techniques are good. But why this one with only mediocre shots of the couple standing in front of a shop with their back towards the camera, the two cyclists just driving on the road, etc., etc...? Ok - these are photos taken on the street but does this automaticly quallify for street photography? Where is the wit, the surprising moment or at least anything interesting? No offence meant but this is the problem of most of the POV videos: you have to come home with some results so most of the RUclipsrs just show even the most boring and mundane shots only to have a video they can upload at the end of the day. So please, go for GOOD and INTERESTING and FUNNY and THRILLING and UNUSUAL pics but not for random shots of people walking down the street. This is so boring and being reproduced a million times before......

The photo of the women looking out the door is by HCB. otherwise a fine intro to a great artist.

Fred Herzog

Do you have permission touse Alex Webb's images in your video?

Thank you for showing more of Gary's work instead of you just talking.. Other Youtubies should follow suit.. 🙏

Eccelente! Thank you 🙏

I was 'trained' in London in the 70s. Cameras were clockwork and many had no built-in exposure metres. DoF & shutter speed were the in-camera manipulations (same as it ever was). Today's cameras have hundreds of adjustments which are usually gimmicks, except in unusual circumstances. Good lenses, good judgement and simple technique are usually the way to go. The best gear is the gear that you can afford and control. All the rest is marketing.

Thank you for this.

I'm not a street photographer and merely an enthusiast, but I can see two major approaches, the stalker and hunter. Stalker can spot the light & composition first and wait for a game to arrive, while the hunter just resort to the instinct & experience to capture a decisive moment that appeared in front of him/her. With the stalker approach, we see far too many variations of the obvious light & composition combo, especially on familiar Instagram hunting grounds on Social Media. The hot button will depend on the chance for an interesting subject, such as HCB's the boy with two wine bottles or the jumping man. As for the hunter approach, similar to PJ that walking around the hunting ground for the victim(s). The prayers will only get answered when the stars were aligned with the right light & composition, liked the background subject with the right color clothing & height appeared only on the second of Alfred Eisenstaedt's V-J photos. Of course, the chances that some photo ops came from the combination of both and visual thinkers and talented/skillful photographers may look at the scene as a whole visually, without breaking it down into structured components.

rerender this video with a decent audio volume. its not that hard.

Thanks!

Great content marred by very low volume audio

fantastic video, thank you

The pic at 3:04 is not hers. It's HCB's.

I like the presentation here, with full page exhibition.

I mostly shoot like this, and have been doing it since I shot film. Now it is even easier with auto-ISO. F/16, hyperfocal, 1/500 and then I let the ISO go as high as it needs

Nice work! Would love to shoot there

Great shots! Cannot get enough of Ghent!

This was fun! Really nice images. Brussels looks like a fantastic place to shoot!

I agree 100% in candid street photography getting thé shot ans thr moment is what matter! Plus I beleive you shoot with à fuji x100v and personally with this camera I m not score to go up to 6400 or even 12000 coz the noise on this sensor lok almost like film grain so I dont see it as à problem in some situation I even think it give a pleasant texture to the picture

You surely see things we don't ! 😯😊 I liked the small intro with some shots of the city !

Great insight!

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Nicely done!!

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Sunset Street photography POV in South of France ep.2 [ Canon eos 200D/rebel sl2] ruclips.net/video/hrWLjBzkOK0/видео.html

Peter Beard

hey unisono, I'm a photographer and writer who just came upon your video from youtube shorts. I have a few hints and tips for your video and have noticed a few areas where your video can improve. You're the only one I have ever seen with a video about Salgado. I respect you for that.

Nice, interesting, good recommendations. Congratulations on your first 1K subscribers. I am one of them 😊

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He’s one of my favorites. I took an image directly inspired by his work just the other day. If I wouldn’t have looked at his work so often, I may have missed the composition in front of me. I’m so proud of the image!

What do you use to edit the photos? Beautiful

Steve is a cheater

Very good! I also use mostly small cameras Canon sx 210, very flat. Also old Minolta Dimage G600, BW is perfect. Few others. I cannot see screen in summer or in Video had great clips.bright light! Video had great clips!

Amazing video as always!! I am suprised that you haven't researched S M Z E U S.

I am a real person and I love your content - we have talked before. You have a high level of achievement, be encouraged.

Matt brother, I really like your suggestions, I hope I don't have to rush to make my profile by applying them. The thumbnail of your video was amazing. All the best to you and your channel.

niceeee 👍

Yes indeed John is as always right on the main point. 👏👏👏👏👏

Gary Winogrand is one of my great inspirations in photography. It’s the message, the story, the humour that makes his images great!

Excellent Such thought provoking ideas Exactly what I need to watch right now. Thank you very much

why do you put graffer's tape on the x100v?

Beautiful portraits