This is how to "work the scene"

Today we are in Sydney, Australia to talk about street photography and how to work a scene with the camera, which I'm using the Ricoh GR3x today. Applicable to anyone using cameras like Sony A7 series, Fujifilm x100v s, Fujifilm cameras, Canon EOS R cameras, Leica cameras, and anything else like film cameras.
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[@dan-le-brun]

Hey Ulysses, thanks for video. I've seen other people try to do a similar composition play in videos but you seemed to get your reasoning across much more clearly. Liked the format.

[@PaperWolfe]

Really great video of using color, light, and simplification to make an interesting composition. Thanks for the video Ulysses!

[@lancelot5192]

I just saw your video about the 28mm and now this. Pretty good and educational vid👍🏻

[@camali_ch]

Incredibly well done video, man! Everything from the pace to de editing to the things you said. Thanks for sharing it!

[@daryljohnson9010]

Love the scene-technique format Ulysses.

[@jsshayes1]

Great video Ulysses!

[@marioehe6819]

Dude your photos are amazing I’m absolutely loving it

[@gurkandegirmencioglu9881]

Very informative video, i liked it very much. If you can make a series of "how to work a scene" , that would be perfect.

[@rhywive]

thanks, a very interesting video, I always like watching someone's process in taking photos

[@marekward6202]

Thank you Ulysses

[@BFKalut]

Just found your channel as I was doing research on lenses, and I found this video to be very interesting. It's very cool to kind of be a fly on the wall and hear your thought process!

[@unoclam]

Thank you for this video! Very informative and it helps me with outlining my creative process!!!

[@_buttertigers]

great format, learned lots just by you articulating what your thoughts are

[@baginhand9721]

This is super helpful!

[@guilty500]

Hey man! Love the format of these videos. I know it’s a lot of work but you have a great way of breaking down your thought process. It’s inspiring to see how you work.
I think this would be a great series to continue to do.

[@bulkan.evcimen]

I enjoyed this video very informative in your thought process. 👍

[@methical__]

Nice video, watching your thought process working the scene.

[@-grey]

3:00 that perfect baroque diagonal and reciprocal lines is insane. The strip lighting runs a perfect baroque, and then the triangular wall is the lower reciprocal. Crazy dynamic symmetry at this scene. I wonder if you arrive at a different time would the centre shadow run the upper reciprocal for the sinister diagonal? Super interesting geometry you've found here, man. 😎

[@-grey]

This was a very cool video. Super helpful to newcomers and interesting to see the various options when you shoot. ✌️

[@Dr_Pessimisto]

Great video-lesson. Thank you so much for making this piece of knowledge available for free. I really appreciate it!

[@kodimolly6082]

Yeah..interesting to know that. Keep up the good work!

[@the.jonfernandez]

Great insight!

[@mr_cramberry]

Its quite sunny.Hope you put on sunscreen 😁. Awesome vid!

[@AlexOnStreets]

Wonderful scene and approach. Save a print for me to buy when I see you again. 🍻

[@oliscurra]

Lovely video mate. How long do you generally spend working a scene? Also how do you go about choosing the camera to use for a particular scene?

[@Sebastian-lw1ei]

Yes, I was wondering the same. How long do you usually spend working one scene, a complex like this one for example (less the RUclipsing time)? Thanks, great video as always!

[@Y1l33n]

very useful

[@STRIK9AMV]

Interesting video 🙂

[@norgaardcarlos]

2:14 deja vu? Are you in the matrix by any chance? 😂

[@streetcamp1624]

glad to know you have recovered from covid. 🥲 I guess you can spend more time enjoying Sydney now.