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Dan's killin' it. Happy to see my pal doing so well. Great chat. Greetings from Montreal :)

Pye is one of the handful of great photography educators!

Man this was good

Awesome interview and great advice!

Word!

Ty said - I've never lost a client due to lack of bokeh lol 😂😂but on a serious note his point on business is the foundation of being a successful creative is so true!

Great job splitting this interview into segments. The entire conversation is very worth hearing and enjoying.

I just found Mark on youtube and he is a teacher !! Hope he contuines with his talent .

Such a wonderful conversation with so many inspiring moments and messages. It's clear from this video that Paul's success as a photographer and the greatness of his work is rooted in his own sensitivity and humanity. Most importantly, in contrast to most of the photography videos on RUclips that linger at the level of technical things like cameras, lenses, brands and film versus digital, this one left me feeling inspired to make some great work of my own.

It took me a couple days to watch the whole video but it was well worth coming back to. Great conversation between the two of you.

Umm... Were there actually any tips, tricks and storytelling here? There was a bit about which lenses you use and don't use and a little mention about lighting, but I don't feel that I learnt anything from this. Maybe it's just me.

My most recent ambition is to get my worried little face captured by Ivan Weiss. Seen him in a few vids now and I really like hearing how he thinks on things RE the best portrait of YOU. Not the face you know is your best pic. YOU. Helped me in my portrait adventures already! Great vid, subscribed!

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Good conversation and great points. Even hobbyist photographers (like me) are "more than", right? The tech makes it easy but you're 100% correct in that we must evolve along with that very same tech. As an example, it's commonplace (I believe) now that most of us are also experts in the Adobe Ecosystem and the things we're doing today would have required a pro-level skill set 20 years ago. Yet at the same time, I love working with LrC, Ps, Pr, Au etc and totaly see it as a necessity. Again, good conversation -- Cheers.

What a great interview!!!

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Very informative video 👍 thanks

Thats actually really great advice! Thanks so much for the video, love the channel 😁

Loved it. Big fan of Ty and Flash Film Academy and I’m a proud member of the Academy Always good to get a refresher on some of FFA’s fundamentals. Great podcast and looking forward to future episodes.

Thanks for another great episode, more so because this is my preferred genre.

Thanks for having me on the show!

wow nice good show, im watching this now October 2024, I hope it all goes well to you both for the rest of 2024 and well into the future, blessings to you and your crew Mark, hope you get to that space you want in near future,

Awesome podcast

A wonderful and insightful discussion. As a beginner street photographer, it is going to be very much helpful and inspiring to me. Thank you. Ajayan

Matthew Jordan Smith!!!! One of my favorite photographers! One of the best of all-time. Always a treat to hear him speak. Very good interview. Thank you for bringing this to us.

Karen and Kersten fav people of mine!

Finally got round to listening to Mr Coates episode. I found this most reassuring and insightful. While I feel I was holding back a little in my own episode, Bob made me realise that I might actually know what I’m doing after-all. And just need to keep at it. Thanks Bob and thanks K. 😊📸

I have alwyas appreciated Gavins approach to education. He starts with the basics and builds on the fundamentals as well as mistakes until he reaches the end result or goal. His humorous lighthearted approach is what many of us need. If I want a straightforward then I look to Mark Wallace or Joe Edelman. Great interview. Thank you.

I love the “butcher” analogy.

Dude is a genius.

As a college sports photographer, I tell people not to go in asking for a sideline pass for Division I football. Offer to shoot tennis or rowing or volleyball. The sports information people (and their parents) want pictures of those players too. Do it for free if you're serious about it. That gets you known to the SIDs and two things can happen if you produce a good product. You may get the opportunity to move to men's basketball or football for the local college. But more often, a visiting team or their local media might not be able to afford to send their own photographer. So they ask the host SID for recommendations for someone to be a stringer for the visiting team. And the SID will always recommend someone they know who has produced good work for them in the past, even if their past good work is in non-revenue sports.

Mark is a excellent educator. The photography world needs him now as much as ever!

Good evening mate, thanks so much for having me on, just about to watch it now :-)

This is a fascinating insight, what a great choice of guest

Huge fan of Mark and his videos, If he is here in Colombia I Try to contact him. 💪🏼📸

Mark, you've given yourself a mountain to climb by heading back to the USA! Perhaps Canada may be a better choice if Columbia can't work out for you,,,loved your comment about Unmesh Dinda - couldn't agree more! Camera Shake: we subscribe to the podcast too in addition to Mark's new channel presence. We have no idea what shape the world will be in a few years from now - maybe the bots will run everything, who knows, but we will be watching you Mark on your channel until Meta really pisses us off with commercial breaks selling us sh++ we'd never buy - then we'll say "screw it", grab some gear and go out and shoot. Cheers, all.

I’ve learned a lot over the years from watching Gavin, he cheers me up too, oh and his improv is good entertainment, mostly! 😂. Thank you Gavin, and thanks for making this video, an insight into Gavin’s video making thought process. 👏

Wow is great, journalism is hard work, but it's nice to see someone who, in spite of everything, is not broken and continues to cover events, it deserves deep respect.

Awesome interview really enjoyed that congrats on the Pulitzer well deserved. I'm based in new Zealand have been shooting for newspapers for 20 years covered some amazing things a couple of years ago cyclone Gabrielle smashed into our region causing death and destruction like I've never seen or want to see again. Imho I shot some of my best work during the storm and it's wake. Incredible times. Four weeks ago the company decided they no longer need photographers we also shot video crazy they're relying on journos snapping shots with their smartphones progress aye. I'm missing that job every day photojournalism it's in my blood.

Thanks for doing this episode. I’ve watched many of Stewart Wood’s RUclips videos over the last year and learnt a lot about the macro techniques he uses. But this conversation took the insight to a whole different level of technical detail, especially the production aspects of operating a RUclips channel. It’s not something I intend to do myself but I found the whole topic fascinating. I listened to the podcast and need to watch a couple of segments where he was demonstrating his equipment. I look forward to the weekly episodes - oops another one has been released! Time for another car journey to listen to it.

You cannot look through the viewfinder while bracketing on nikon, but the z8 will fire flash at 20 fps at full resolution in raw.

10% of the certificate is yours Gavin. 😂

DAVE!

A privilege to speak with you

great video, interesting throughout

I enjoy Sir Gavin's older vide9s my oldest is 15years old. I enjoy videos fromboth of you. Great video boys

Thanks for an interesting and wide ranging discussion 😊

There is NO such thing as AI. There NEVER will be. Sure, a machine can evaluate patterns faster than humans to generate similar ones, but that's all. Turn off the patterns and the code and AI disappears. Terminating the power source to the machine will guarantee this. It will NEVER be able to think for itself. Period.

Gavin Hoey The Man, The Legend! Gavin is a natural educator, great sense of humour and if you want to know the size of anything... “it’s about the width of your screen!” 😂 Top job Kersten getting him on the show 👍

Oh, so that’s why Gavin was teaching how to record videos and streams lately 😆 just kidding! What an awesome cast and topics! A so long waited podcast for me. Happy to see it finally happening ❤