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Great videos! Keep it up!

Nice visual presentation. Love it.

Loving this focal length. I've literally just bought it on Amazon as they had some great deal on it.

This lens is an absolute gem. Thank you for your review Marco. Keep up the amazing work! :)

Absolutely true. Our traits do not make us up as people. They do not set limits on what we can provide to the world. This is a lesson that has been difficult for me to learn and accept. You are a wise man. Cheers!

well said

is the dude hearing impaired?

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I feel like I can relate. I have autism and I'm colorblind (just red/green) and I love photography. But I don't know the first thing about selling photos or get any attention. I just do my thing...

I see a Ride The Lightning hoodie, I watch!

Nice vid mate! In my country, Mexico, it is legal to take pictures of strangers on the streets, but posting it on social media its not, in theory you have to ask for permition. Now, If you want to monetize with somebody else face you have to pay royalties, unethical will be if you don't. "Street Photography" is a new term for an old style of photography that is "documentary photography" like you said, wich is fundamental not only for art but also to preserve the memory of the human kind. Sorry for the dramatism and the bad spelling haha In another topic, I love your color grading! can you do a video of it?? 🙏

The RF seems to outperform the plastic and new 1.8.

You have a great and super interesting channel!

When I think about photography, street photography is probably the most important genre, especially when a lot of time has past. Without the work of photographers like Brassai, Robert Frank, HCB or (one of my favourites) Gundula Schulze Eldowy, photography wouldn't be the same. I'm not a big fan of Bruce Gildens work, who jumps into people faces but as long as you capture city life how it is, without forcing anything, I think it is okay...and if you are going to do it, go all the way. Shooting people from behind is the most lazy way of street photography and not worth it.

I just avoid showing people's faces

Taking the picture is not the problem. Showing the picture on social media is. So it is not street photography in itself that is 'immoral' or 'unethical', but the exposure on social media.

My dad always told me the most natural and authentic photographs of people are when they don't know it's being taken.

I disagree, we always need to be able to document society and the struggles in it. We can’t keep sweeping these things under the rug or we will not learn. It may hurt some one, but how many does it help or impact to understand what he suffering of humanity or an individual during any given period of time. There’s always been an unspoken rule to always collect or take your images with as much respect as possible. But we as photographers have a job to do, use your best desecration. These issues have been coming up since for ever with war and conflict photographers. I completely disagree, the lose of the art form and the purpose it services would be much greater, than any single individual. And this idea that we have to put the individual before the collective education or suffering or any thing in society is a fallacy that’s causing the very break down in the fabric of our society.

I’m constantly amused by members of the public complaining about street photographers taking photos of strangers without their permission. Many of these people would be guilty of taking photos with their phones where not only would there be strangers accidentally in the picture, but they also post them on social media and tag others in the post. In these circumstances we now know who took the picture, who else is in the picture and where it was taken. When a street photographer publishes a picture, no-one knows the identity of the people in the picture. I do agree with you regarding taking pictures of people who are vulnerable.

Just ride the lightning. No justice for all 😂 I got a photography exhibition in 3 weeks. Already spend 1600euros on prints for the exhibition. I love to see images in print on good paper and not on a tiny screen.

To save you the bother of looking this up : "New topographics was a term coined by William Jenkins in 1975 to describe a group of American photographers (such as Robert Adams and Lewis Baltz) whose pictures had a similar banal aesthetic, in that they were formal, mostly black and white prints of the urban landscape. Many of the photographers associated with new topographics were inspired by the man-made, selecting subject matter that was matter-of-fact. Parking lots, suburban housing and warehouses were all depicted with a beautiful stark austerity, almost in the way early photographers documented the natural landscape. An exhibition at the International Museum of Photography in Rochester, New York featuring these photographers also revealed the growing unease about how the natural landscape was being eroded by industrial development. The new topographics were to have a decisive influence on later photographers including those artists who became known as the Düsseldorf School of Photography." As an educated guess, this movement was a reaction to the popular photography trend for landscape photography (Ansel Adams comes to mind) which could be viewed as elitist - to capture landscape, one must have the m and to get there, as an example. So new topographics made photography more accessible, by suggesting that the industrial world that surrounds the majority of people's has an equal splendour, if one only takes time to stop and consider it.

thank you for this video, i learned something new, hope to see more videos from you bless up

Good points.

Beautiful perspective, thank you for the reminder to feed our passions along side the daily hustle. One keeps the lights on but the other breathes life into our souls!

Looks great mate! Well done :) Been to Italy once when I was younger to shot a documentary. Great memories! :)

Have you ever been to Italy? Let me know!

My trade is photography. I am a master in that.

What camera do you use? Thanks

Did you use it in crop mode on full frame camera?

Keep up the amazing work man! How long did it take you to set up the last shot? I really enjoyed the yellow ad blue backdrop, was the best background out of the three.

great video mate thanks

Who doesn't film a RUclips video while cooking dinner, am I right?

Due to health reasons, especially anxietywise, the vlogs are more focused on that topic.

What's your favorite old and/or film camera?

Vielen Dank für eine sehr interessante Review!

What do you think about film emulations in general? Are you team stay real to the OG film stock or let's not break the bank and shoot digitally with emulations?

Hello friend, very good video, you made very good recordings with Thomas Fransson's Picture Style Portra. I also have that Picture Style on my camera, and I have some questions. First question... In Thomas Fransson's Portra package there are actually two, Portra Base and Portra EDR, which of the two did you record the video with? I think with the original Portra Base. Second question, what do you think of the Portra EDR, did you also install it on the camera or do you think it is not necessary?... I would like to read your opinion. Unfortunately there are only three Picture Style slots in Canon and we can't have all the Picture Styles we want, I would like to have both, but I can only decide on one.

This is beautiful! Thank you!

Clouds and rain, I knew it had to be here in Deutschland 😅

Marco, your cinematography is superb. Thank you!

Just subscribed because you only have 95. I want to see your journey.

Looks to be a nice bag that does not 'look' like a camera bag. I still prefer my Peak Design 3L sling 😉 Like the other commenter, the intro segment was nice and relaxing, and your dog looks nice and happy 🐕😄

loved the beginning segment! it's pretty hot where i'm living so seeing some rainy shots and hearing the audio made for a nice morning! makes me want to go on hikes again once the weather cools down.

Hi Marco, danke für das Video und Grüße nach Augsburg ;)

I was interested in what you had to say but unfortunately I couldn't hear half of it because the volume of the music isn't balanced well with your voiceover.

by the time the intro wa over ihad lost interest

Nice channel, keep it up !

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Great demo and a good reminded that one can be useful around the house and play with cameras ;) Looking forward to se the portra shots. Cheers from a fellow Telecaster man!

More than 12 years on social media and the algorithm is still to find me. I just followed your IG account, Melbournepixs is me