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Well that was a nice Reculver Ramble Ed. Nice seeing your accomplices bonce, used to only hearing his soft welsh drone via the Idle Hands Society pod. Beautiful day. Great team. What's next from the round table exploration? X

Really enjoyed this one - charming, funny and interesting. The range of stuff you talked about too! Like ‘Gone Fishing’, but with cameras. 😊

If only everyone had a Paul Bence to go walking with! Nice vid folks 😊

Loved this video Ed! I've always wanted to visit Reculver. You've inspired me to go. Looks great!

Loving your vids Ed!! Really relaxing from this view like watching the camp fire (you're the fire, the centre of chaos bringing it together) Pocket Ed is coming alive and it's good to see! Enjoy yourself Brother, you Sir are the master chef of your channel.

That is a cool idea for the Berlusconi book

Paul sounds like he's in a box!

Two of my favourite photographers in one video! A few great photos and some Warren Buffett level investment knowledge, what’s not to love?

When I saw the video title, I knew I had to click. But when you dropped a Mouth of Madness reference (which I just rewatched a couple weeks ago), that’s when I knew I had to subscribe!

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Great vid Ed. Beautiful photography and fun chat, "There can be only one!" Arthurian quest. ;)

That was an enjoyable video, a bit of sociable photography. Some people walk the dog, photographers can walk the camera, just to get out and about, see what happens. And I totally get 'made to be a photographer '...

Really enjoyed this. Years ago I went on a mini Arthurian quest where I came away with this piece of wisdom.. Don't get the full English in Glastonbury.

Huge thanks to Paul Bence coming on board to test out filming on the DJI Pocket Osmo 3 for this. He is helping me with my documentary film so we took a chance to nip out and have a side quest! Also massive thanks for James Blackburn for composing all the music for this one! And of course please do LIKE & COMMENT as yet again I failed to mention that in the video and it does help RUclips to share it to people. THANKS!

10:20 u exist

That one where you can only see your profile is definitively a great portrait. I'm tired of looking at your pretty face. There are amazing "kids" cameras out there. Those that print receipt paper are far superior than that Mamiya you were wearing.

❤ Sooo cute! 🥰 🍁🌻 Most important video on this channel! It’s about spending time with whom we LOVE

That's adorable, Ed! Happy new year!

Happy New Year from NZ.

Oh,this takes me back to going on photowalks with my daughter when she was a kid.

Love this. 😃

Exactly 1 year ago today!

Finally had time to get back to part 2. Really enjoyable. Thank you.

There are very few, genuine professionals on youtube that share their knowledge not to be popular but because they want to share it. I know one Optics expert that shares his knowledge on lens design who dies incredible work and has a lot of views.. I think there is interest in genuine advice from professionals, but flashy „content“ is just more popular making the actual good advice much harder to find. My hope is that people will stop wasting their time with social media and „content“ creators, and just do their own art.. So many could be great minds are seeminly forever trapped in a mindless gaze onto the screen.. scrolling endlessly with no objective.. just looking, getting some sort of satisfaction from things that speak to the primitive side of our brains.. completely bypassing any chance of creativity, activity or just relaxation.. The new generation is doomed to not only back and neck pain, but also to an immense lack of ability.. And art, the actually good stuff, will almost die off, with AI crap flooding the internet, and less people actually able to do things themselves… Oh man.. i shouldn‘t think about these things at 1am…

The room you're in is like my mind at the moment!!

Hey! You! Reading this! Please share this to people! Thank you!

Love this! Feels like the photography version of Charley Brooker's Screen Wipe.

Wow that scrubbed up well mate!

What a moving tribute to your teacher. And what an amazing photographer he was. Not only do you carry forward his expertise as a photographer, but as a teacher too. Loved the story of your interview for the MA course., My son just got a Desmond from Manchester uni in film and history, so maybe there’s hope for him yet

Thou shall not criticise RUclips Photographers - a lot of their content (which their audiece love) has inadvertently become satire / parady already which makes it even harder for you to parady them...

I had this game as a kid! Unwrapped it along side Sonic 2 Christmas 94 i think. I don't know what my parents were thinking getting it for me, it was bonkers

This is so funny because i know exactly who you are talking about. There definitely is a real problem with overly confident people who have the ability to talk with such authority and create content online. Not just in photography either. These people are close to being cult leaders.

These days, there are pro' photographers, amateur photographers, and social media photographers. Being a jobbing pro' photographer has such demands,that over time, it really does separate 'us' from others. Live and let live I suppose...?

Oh yeah, my stepmother does photography as a small hobby, nothing serious and it's still light years beyond what I produce as a layperson, plus it takes up a lot of her time. Nothing but respect for those artists out there. I will check out that game, thanks for the recommendation.

May your dreams come true as well!

Wishing you all the best for 2025. Sadly, there are a lot of muppets who think they know everything about photography. For me, the reality is the older I get, the more I realise how little I know about photography, and how I need to be more open to different ideas and styles of photography. Whilst, there is a lot of dross about, I do also think there are some absolute gems on RUclips: The Photographic Eye is a great example. I respect Alex as a photographer, and he is very knowledgeable and is able to get over information really well. The same goes with Ted Forbes, who is really likeable and enthusiastic about photography, and Alex has a superb knowledge of photography and photography. The other thing I love to do is look for interviews with photographers, and also see how photographers shoot. SHOWstudio is a wonderful resource where you can see interviews, shoots and a whole host of other things, within the world of fashion and photography. The skill is finding the right sites, and whilst it is easy when you know a decent amount, it is challenging for someone who is just coming into photography.

Your book sale of “ Welcome to Dungeness” finally arrived to me today due to a postal strike we’ve had in Canada. Initial thoughts: a great sense of community captured in a place I wasn’t expecting that. The pull out landscape was a nice surprise. It’s good to connect!

Enjoyed this video, not the bit about not selling anything, but the connections you made and hearing about the other projects was nice!

Excellent video - thanks. New Subscriber :- )

David Graeber wrote a book about such jobs. It's crazy.

You see, this video essay and the story it has told has the potential to become a book :) Enjoyed this. It’s given me some ideas. I keep telling myself I should print more work, and this has helped. Cheers pal.

Highs and Lows, but we keep going because we love it! Stefan’s project looked interesting, really great combination of narrative and amazing images. Hopefully it makes it to book form!

Maybe tell the you tube community where your selling your books

All part of the Journey my friend.. you handled it like a boss helping promote other peoples work 👏