How I See It: Talent, Hard Work, and Luck

[@MarçalFont]

I'm not a person who posts any comments in general... But this video and channel totaly deserves it! I'm shocked that you haven't a big count of subrscribers.
And... your photos are just wonderful. They are about my preferred style of "street photography" with architecture beeing the greater structure that paves the lead to humans or their traces.
Just subscribed and I'll be keeping an eye around here!

[@hughrawson]

Thank you so very much - what a great comment to receive. It’s early days for me so any feedback really counts but please do spread the word if you’re enjoying it. So glad you like the photos - they are what it’s all about.
Thanks again.

[@daviddaw999]

As someone who enjoys his street photography, and wishes he was a lot better at it, I found this a really helpful video. Thanks, Hugh.

[@hughrawson]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much David

[@Lt4991]

Well organized and thoughtful video. Also, I really like your photo sharing and analysis sessions.

[@hughrawson]

@@Lt4991 thanks very much. Glad you enjoyed it and appreciate you taking the time to feedback.

[@martyyanovaanastasiia806]

Loved the video, as a beginner in street photography (and photography in general). I find this video very educational. Thank you, Hugh!

[@hughrawson]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks very much. Enjoy your journey.

[@powelw]

Another great video Hugh !!

[@hughrawson]

Thank you so much.

[@robinchun1]

3rd shot.. the reflection is a very important part of the image, well at least for me..

[@hughrawson]

Thank you - really appreciate you taking time to say so.

[@ReversusLaxus]

This video reminds me strongly of Jamie Windsor's

[@hughrawson]

Well, il take that as a compliment because he’s been doing this for a long time and his work is always well considered. Thanks.