Just like the iconic Steve MeCurry, I was so glad to see the end of film. After airports and lugging it around for 3 decades, digital was so liberating and marvelous. I adore my FF digital cameras and wouldn't go back to film if you paid me. Though your film images look OK, I'm with your partner - the digital Leica would be the one I'd choose. This is hypothetical of course, because here in Australia, body only for the M11 is just on 13,000 AUD. A decent Leica lens is then another 6,500 AUD on top of that. That's close to a cool $20,000 - daylight robbery!
There’s something about film.. it’s able to capture the soul in a way that digital photos can’t - the photos on your M6 perfectly depict the heart of Istanbul 😍
@@JenniferDiez-Jones thank you Jennifer. I thought the good looking women with that guy who is punching took amazing images on the M11. Many would say she is the photographer in the relationship! 😝 x x
Uhhh…wow. I guess I’ll be rewatching this one a handful of times. Your images are stunning and the music underneath is spot on. You’re inspiring me to grab my Leicas and get off my butt!
@@jamie.dop_as a hobbyist my Leica gear is somewhat entry level with a M6, M240, and the Q. However, I do enjoy it and love the “look”. My wife also “encourages” my expensive hobby! LOL
Jamie, it’s a good thing I’m recently retired or I wouldn’t have the time to watch your videos. As a dyed in the wool Leica guy your stuff really résignâtes with me. I primarily use the Q3 and Q3 43 now and the SL3 sits in my go bag for long periods of time unfortunately. I appreciate your film work. I have to say I traded my M6 in 18 months ago and I do miss it. What I really wanted to say is that one of the major reasons my wife and I moved to southern France from Canada is to allow us to travel to unreal locations in Europe at the drop of a hat cheaply. Today’s video brought back some great memories from my last visit to Istanbul 8 ish years ago. I had the Q-P then. I maintain to this day the colours from the Q 116 were beautiful. Another big regret selling it on. The images I got at the Blue Mosque and the Galata Tower at night are some of my favourites. I have to say both you and partner’s images were cracking today. And one question if you will. At about 14:30 in this video you walked into a bright Mosque. That is on my bucket list for next time. What is it called? Cheers Mark walkacrossitall is the blog name. Lots of Istanbul shots in the Q-P gallery…
@@mjcatto ahhh this is a great comment to received. Thank you for taking the time to write it. Kind words. I bet you have a ton of great work from over the years! Canada to France is a hell of a move and can see how you can now travel anywhere from your doorstep! As for the mosque, I believe it was called Ortakoy Mosque. They were all beautiful :)
@@paulhogden7454 thanks Paul, that M9 is wonderful! As for the M6, great camera but the colours are obviously only down to the film stock and scanning technique really. Nothing to do with the camera. Really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment and to watch the videos. Means a lot. J
@@jamie.dop_ you’re right of course! It does - but what ever they’re doing the vibrancy from your film is mega. I am doing some tests of my own over the next few weeks against my M11 and may look to sell as I just prefer the shots straight out of the M9.
@@jamie.dop_ We were there with two young children but did manage to visit the bazaar, Blue Mosque, Saint Sophia (both of which seemed the same as in your video) and the Cistern (that was dark back then but your photographs made it seem larger than I remember). I really enjoyed your street photographs and thought you got some great images from the people - despite the comments made by others. I really like your minimalist approach with just the two cameras and two lenses between you. I rarely feel brave enough to venture out with such a small kit but then miss the sort of images that you manage to get. We have recently returned from Hyderabad visiting relatives that we hadn't seen in 40 years (you're now beginning to get an idea of how old I am). I did particularly enjoy an evening stroll around a local food market using only my Leica Q (original) and was very pleased with some of the results even if I was a little hampered by two of our relatives who insisted on accompanying us and then showing me how much better the images were that he had taken with his iPhone. Looking forward to viewing your other videos. Best Wishes - and may the light always be with you.
@@iangillett1817 you’ve done it all! Haha I still believe a Q is all anyone really needs and the rest is overkill. But overkill is always fun too! Yeah, people always going to make judgements on anyone shooting street (ish) styled snaps. But being a street snapper we are used to confrontation! Appreciate your depth of messages and support to watch. Best, j
@@WaywardAce thanks so much. I love making them and watching others make them too. Just anything photography related especially film… such a beautiful pass time! J
@@jontee1994 Oh great. That makes me smile! Assume you had a great time? What a unique place. Would love to go back again in some years to come. Feel like you needs months to even begin to understand it as a city! The colours and people just feed me and you ride that energy each day. Thanks for watching this video too. Really appreciate it. J
Your music choice is always on effing point mate 😮👌🏾 saving up for a M6 and your videos always inspired me. Also found the shop I’m gonna get it from thanks to your videos, they are literally 5min walk from my home in east London. Never noticed it haha
@@marlenelandstravels ahh mate that’s great news! They’ve got some good M6 camera in silver right now and maybe a black one or two. Thanks for your kind words. Buzzed for you to get shooting film too! J
Ohhh great. I need to go back in there and chat with them. I also like the M4 P. I shoot on the original Olympus XA and Yashica, so I’m very keen to step up the rangefinder game!
Oddly I wasn't digging the film stock while you were in the gardens but it worked really well when shooting the architecture, overall it's a wonderful video with plenty of great shots from you both. The m11 shot in the museum was really wonderful!
@@brianhinesley thanks for you thought out message. Appreciated. Yeah the stock was a little varied throughout the rolls and it definitely throws out some wild greens! None the less Istanbul was wonderful and will be on my list to go again in the years to come. Thanks, J
Hi Jamie, enjoyed this video and thank you for bringing us along your trip to Istanbul ❤ I wanted to see if you would or have tried the Kodak motion picture films, 350D, 500T (basically cinestill which you’ve used). Would love to see how the results of those films play out in your hands 🙌
@@bubbachua thank you! Very kind. I haven’t yet shot those stocks. I am on a string of shooting black and white thought I would love to shoot them. I generally prefer daylight balanced films so the 350 for interest me for sure. One day I will take them for a spin but being honest, I am not running to pick them off the shelves. Portrait and gold are my go to colour stocks. J
Watched again the first part right after this video... Inspiring! I find the M11 colors much more pleasing, but it could be depended on the quality of light maybe?
@@Guy.Sharabi yeah I think the main perk of digital is you have control in how you can manipulate and mould your look. And yes of course you can dial in your numbers better for more control than film. Also much more forgiving! Thanks again Guy. J
Dude, I said it before and I'll say it again: you really know how to put these clips together to create a vibe, which makes it somehow addicting watching your POV videos :) As always your shots are so stunning! In these videos it looks so effortless, but I guess that's the result of years and years of practise and experience. Today I finally had the chance to go out and shoot a bit on the street, but unfortunately I was happy with my shot and somehow my mind was also not in the correct place. Rushed things too much and being an introvert I'm always "worried" some might catch me off guard, when I get an image of them. Put I know that's a matter of practise. And your video today again motivates and inspires me to go out and shoot more instead of g.a.s. - but I have to admit, I gell to g.a.s. a lot lately ^^ Keep rocking mate! And looks like you'll hit the 10k sub milestone soon :) More then well deserved!
@@IntrovertAmateur thanks so much mate. Kind words. I think there is a huge element of carry yourself how you want to feel and slightly lie to yourself helps you reach the mood you want. Relax and take your time and you will calm into it, overwhelmed either step back and observe or dive in and match the intensity. People sis you out from your own energy and maybe even feel it from you, so act happy, unthreatening, calm and friendly and others will likely do the same. When I went to photograph in Harlem NYC I told myself I was tough and confident, maybe too confident and I carried myself with speed and a bit of an uneasy strut. I felt it would make me seem unfazed and not easy prey and finally not worth the risk of approaching me. Don’t know if all this makes sense? But I feel carry yourself how you want to actually feel and it may allow you to find yourself in the right headspace and place to be out photographing. Sorry rambled on a bit there! Glad you are out shooting. J
@@ziqichen6580 yes this is Fuji C200. Prefer Kodak Gold but this produces some nice greens and punchy colours. Was a good option for turkey nd all I could find out there to purchase too. Thanks for commenting. J
love the audio in the beginning. gives a great vibe. you guys ever swapping lenses? also, I am surprised you did not have to put your guns away in the mosque
@@bosiefoobar thanks so much, yeah swapped every now and then. Though I like wider fields of view and Jen focuses more on the details and frames within frames kind of thing so 50mm suits her better. Appreciate the comment! J
@@bosiefoobar I carry a bag often as use the strap to clip a GoPro to. But if out shooting light for fun then I carry an over the shoulder bag from Leica. Perfect for a spare M body and two lenses or even a Q.
@@bosiefoobar thank you. I am away from laptop at the moment. Would you mind replying to this message and I’ll remember to not read until I find the song. I just spend hours and hours looking for music. Mainly artlist. I used to use music bed but way to expensive. J
@@jamie.dop_ that would be great, thank you. i found a similar version of the intro song on music bed but worse and too expensive :) would be great if you could find the artist/song name. cheers!
@@GurmeetSingh-fr8uo I don’t think it would be easy to say as it depends on the age of the films expiration date, the climate the camera is kept in, the sensitivity of the film stock. Though it will likely be fine for a few months and keep out of direct sunlight and heat. If you find out more then let me know! J
@@Stickybutton sorry if that through you off. I add it for those who like watching videos related to the Leica brand, obviously I am not working with Leica! Haha, not anywhere near that level. Just for fun and memories. Best, J
I love the vibe and the images but I have to mention one thing. Please refrain from the typical street photography approach when it comes to muslim women. Clicking away without asking. They do not want to be publicly presented and you are doing exactly that. Human decency should be priority, not capturing the next banger.
@@in0711 afraid you couldn’t be more wrong. I always hold human decency at the forefront and I have never had an issue with anyone on the street. It would be the same as someone taking a photograph of an English bloke having a pint and fish and chips as it is capturing people in their habitat and attire. Afraid you’ve missed the mark on this one. ☝️
@@jamie.dop_ Saying you are doing the right thing because no one ever stepped up to you to confront you is missing the mark. Muslim women are modest and non confrontational with strangers, especially men. They would never step up to you. I know the culture and people. I am turkish. My comment is coming from a friendly place. Take it or leave it.
As a muslim I cannot find any moment where indecency was displayed with regarding to the pictures of women. Most was staged obviously with the person's consent. Most mature women also worn the appropriate hijab and clothes, no direct face to face photographs were taken. Regarding the pics related to women there is no problem.
@@in0711im Turkish too and you are the wrong kind, i see nothing wrong in anything that was posted or pictured, grow up and before you try to be something, try and be human would be my advice
@@in0711I have been visiting Turkey for 14 years bar the year of Covid and know that I did not upset anyone. Emotional intelligence is something I pride myself on and hold nothing but love for the people of Turkey. Generally speaking, they are far more friendly and welcoming that the British and I admire the culture and wish to capture it to remember it when I pass the odd grumpy individual on the streets here in London. I appreciate your concern coming from a good place none the less
With all my respect for your big effort butI am sorry to ask, do you really call this photography? A point&shot cameras with an amateur can create this type of photos , you don’t really need LEICAM 6/11. I watched the video expecting WOW photos, but unfortunately it turned a disappointment feeling. I wonder why you produced this video to humiliate LEICA Camera brand .
@@jamie.dop_ as in can see in you replies to other comments, you are aggressive and you don’t accept criticism . Pro photographer doesn’t behave like that specially in street photography (this photos are not street photography, max. We can call it a tourist mobile photos). Either accept critics or don’t post videos for public, make your videos private for your subscribers only.
@@nasseryounesvideodid I not accept criticism? You mentioned respect and I just couldn’t see any so asked where it was? Very open to constructive criticism. I didn’t see any here either. I am not a professional photographer. I make videos as I love it and like the community of people in photography. I also love watching others produce anything photography related. Make your videos only for subscribers you say…. Why? No one has to watch these. It’s up to you if you want to click on them. You used the word behaviour… may I ask what behaviour it is you are referring to as that’s some accusation for someone who has made their decision off a 28minute video? Again, to be clear, I don’t mind this conversation. In fact I appreciate it. I have only asked questions and not being disrespectful, I hope you can see that here. J
Just like the iconic Steve MeCurry, I was so glad to see the end of film. After airports and lugging it around for 3 decades, digital was so liberating and marvelous. I adore my FF digital cameras and wouldn't go back to film if you paid me. Though your film images look OK, I'm with your partner - the digital Leica would be the one I'd choose. This is hypothetical of course, because here in Australia, body only for the M11 is just on 13,000 AUD. A decent Leica lens is then another 6,500 AUD on top of that. That's close to a cool $20,000 - daylight robbery!
There’s something about film.. it’s able to capture the soul in a way that digital photos can’t - the photos on your M6 perfectly depict the heart of Istanbul 😍
@@JenniferDiez-Jones thank you Jennifer. I thought the good looking women with that guy who is punching took amazing images on the M11. Many would say she is the photographer in the relationship! 😝 x x
Uhhh…wow. I guess I’ll be rewatching this one a handful of times. Your images are stunning and the music underneath is spot on. You’re inspiring me to grab my Leicas and get off my butt!
@@gayleruble6529 cheers legend! Glad it hit the spot. Was a class one to put together and relive the trip. What cameras you working with?
@@jamie.dop_as a hobbyist my Leica gear is somewhat entry level with a M6, M240, and the Q. However, I do enjoy it and love the “look”. My wife also “encourages” my expensive hobby! LOL
Beautiful video!! I'm in Istanbul right now and this inspired me so much. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!
@@lucianodoriaphotography oh lucky you! Have an amazing time and enjoy yourself. Have you taken a camera?
@@jamie.dop_ of course! And I am trying to vlog everything, but alone is not that easy haha
Another great video Jamie…..👍🏴
@@johnhendry5660 legend John, thanks for taking the time to message. J
Jamie, it’s a good thing I’m recently retired or I wouldn’t have the time to watch your videos. As a dyed in the wool Leica guy your stuff really résignâtes with me. I primarily use the Q3 and Q3 43 now and the SL3 sits in my go bag for long periods of time unfortunately. I appreciate your film work. I have to say I traded my M6 in 18 months ago and I do miss it. What I really wanted to say is that one of the major reasons my wife and I moved to southern France from Canada is to allow us to travel to unreal locations in Europe at the drop of a hat cheaply. Today’s video brought back some great memories from my last visit to Istanbul 8 ish years ago. I had the Q-P then. I maintain to this day the colours from the Q 116 were beautiful. Another big regret selling it on. The images I got at the Blue Mosque and the Galata Tower at night are some of my favourites. I have to say both you and partner’s images were cracking today. And one question if you will. At about 14:30 in this video you walked into a bright Mosque. That is on my bucket list for next time. What is it called?
Cheers
Mark
walkacrossitall is the blog name. Lots of Istanbul shots in the Q-P gallery…
@@mjcatto ahhh this is a great comment to received. Thank you for taking the time to write it. Kind words.
I bet you have a ton of great work from over the years! Canada to France is a hell of a move and can see how you can now travel anywhere from your doorstep!
As for the mosque, I believe it was called Ortakoy Mosque. They were all beautiful :)
Congrats with an amazing reportage. Thanks for sharing. Look forward to yours next.
@@aartb2836 thank you! Nice to know people are watching and hopefully enjoying. J
Amazing images guys, really enjoyed it !!!!
@@msamiullah001 thanks so much. Kind of you to say. We enjoyed taking them too! Appreciated. J
Yes Jamie! I love the M6’s colours - just re-purchased an M9 I just love those vivid colours! The photographs of Istanbul and ace!
@@paulhogden7454 thanks Paul, that M9 is wonderful! As for the M6, great camera but the colours are obviously only down to the film stock and scanning technique really. Nothing to do with the camera. Really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment and to watch the videos. Means a lot. J
@@jamie.dop_ you’re right of course! It does - but what ever they’re doing the vibrancy from your film is mega.
I am doing some tests of my own over the next few weeks against my M11 and may look to sell as I just prefer the shots straight out of the M9.
Die M6 ist unschlagbar, vielen Dank für das tolle Video. LG.
Great Video! Fabulous photographs! Wonderful memories for you and for me although it has been nearly thirty years since I was there. Best Wishes
@@iangillett1817 appreciate the comment. Wow, 30 years! I know would be hard to compare through my footage but did you see much change in that time?
@@jamie.dop_ We were there with two young children but did manage to visit the bazaar, Blue Mosque, Saint Sophia (both of which seemed the same as in your video) and the Cistern (that was dark back then but your photographs made it seem larger than I remember). I really enjoyed your street photographs and thought you got some great images from the people - despite the comments made by others. I really like your minimalist approach with just the two cameras and two lenses between you. I rarely feel brave enough to venture out with such a small kit but then miss the sort of images that you manage to get. We have recently returned from Hyderabad visiting relatives that we hadn't seen in 40 years (you're now beginning to get an idea of how old I am). I did particularly enjoy an evening stroll around a local food market using only my Leica Q (original) and was very pleased with some of the results even if I was a little hampered by two of our relatives who insisted on accompanying us and then showing me how much better the images were that he had taken with his iPhone.
Looking forward to viewing your other videos. Best Wishes - and may the light always be with you.
@@iangillett1817 you’ve done it all! Haha I still believe a Q is all anyone really needs and the rest is overkill. But overkill is always fun too! Yeah, people always going to make judgements on anyone shooting street (ish) styled snaps. But being a street snapper we are used to confrontation! Appreciate your depth of messages and support to watch. Best, j
Just Brilliant man!! Loved this video, gonna watch it again 🙌
@@kyledrysdale9004 haha again?!!! You legend. Thanks so much, great comment to receive. Much appreciated:)
If these type of videos don’t make you wanna go somewhere and take pics, I don’t know what will ….. nicely done!
@@WaywardAce thanks so much. I love making them and watching others make them too. Just anything photography related especially film… such a beautiful pass time! J
Nothing Beats Film Photography 👌 M6 🔥
@@Coffeeandshoot87 you know it! Just something about it. Cheers for watching. J
Especially at 65p a click 🙂
Thanks Jamie -I’ve just been there any enjoyed your first video as inspiration.
@@jontee1994 Oh great. That makes me smile! Assume you had a great time? What a unique place. Would love to go back again in some years to come. Feel like you needs months to even begin to understand it as a city! The colours and people just feed me and you ride that energy each day. Thanks for watching this video too. Really appreciate it. J
Fantastic photos as always! I really need to start saving for my dream lens for my M3….
@@crashcommander great camera…. Which lens is your favourite?
@@jamie.dop_ summicron 50mm dual range. Inspired by Tim Page.
Your music choice is always on effing point mate 😮👌🏾 saving up for a M6 and your videos always inspired me. Also found the shop I’m gonna get it from thanks to your videos, they are literally 5min walk from my home in east London. Never noticed it haha
@@marlenelandstravels ahh mate that’s great news! They’ve got some good M6 camera in silver right now and maybe a black one or two. Thanks for your kind words. Buzzed for you to get shooting film too! J
Ohhh great. I need to go back in there and chat with them. I also like the M4 P. I shoot on the original Olympus XA and Yashica, so I’m very keen to step up the rangefinder game!
Sick as always 👊
@@hodgesathome4444 cheers fella! See you soon my friend :)
Oddly I wasn't digging the film stock while you were in the gardens but it worked really well when shooting the architecture, overall it's a wonderful video with plenty of great shots from you both. The m11 shot in the museum was really wonderful!
@@brianhinesley thanks for you thought out message. Appreciated. Yeah the stock was a little varied throughout the rolls and it definitely throws out some wild greens! None the less Istanbul was wonderful and will be on my list to go again in the years to come. Thanks, J
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Hi Jamie, enjoyed this video and thank you for bringing us along your trip to Istanbul ❤ I wanted to see if you would or have tried the Kodak motion picture films, 350D, 500T (basically cinestill which you’ve used). Would love to see how the results of those films play out in your hands 🙌
@@bubbachua thank you! Very kind. I haven’t yet shot those stocks. I am on a string of shooting black and white thought I would love to shoot them. I generally prefer daylight balanced films so the 350 for interest me for sure. One day I will take them for a spin but being honest, I am not running to pick them off the shelves. Portrait and gold are my go to colour stocks. J
Velcome Come Bro! 💯💯💯
@@aemrekarakurt5476 cheers fella! J
Watched again the first part right after this video... Inspiring! I find the M11 colors much more pleasing, but it could be depended on the quality of light maybe?
@@Guy.Sharabi yeah I think the main perk of digital is you have control in how you can manipulate and mould your look. And yes of course you can dial in your numbers better for more control than film. Also much more forgiving! Thanks again Guy. J
Dude, I said it before and I'll say it again: you really know how to put these clips together to create a vibe, which makes it somehow addicting watching your POV videos :)
As always your shots are so stunning! In these videos it looks so effortless, but I guess that's the result of years and years of practise and experience.
Today I finally had the chance to go out and shoot a bit on the street, but unfortunately I was happy with my shot and somehow my mind was also not in the correct place. Rushed things too much and being an introvert I'm always "worried" some might catch me off guard, when I get an image of them. Put I know that's a matter of practise.
And your video today again motivates and inspires me to go out and shoot more instead of g.a.s. - but I have to admit, I gell to g.a.s. a lot lately ^^
Keep rocking mate! And looks like you'll hit the 10k sub milestone soon :)
More then well deserved!
@@IntrovertAmateur thanks so much mate. Kind words. I think there is a huge element of carry yourself how you want to feel and slightly lie to yourself helps you reach the mood you want. Relax and take your time and you will calm into it, overwhelmed either step back and observe or dive in and match the intensity. People sis you out from your own energy and maybe even feel it from you, so act happy, unthreatening, calm and friendly and others will likely do the same. When I went to photograph in Harlem NYC I told myself I was tough and confident, maybe too confident and I carried myself with speed and a bit of an uneasy strut. I felt it would make me seem unfazed and not easy prey and finally not worth the risk of approaching me. Don’t know if all this makes sense? But I feel carry yourself how you want to actually feel and it may allow you to find yourself in the right headspace and place to be out photographing. Sorry rambled on a bit there! Glad you are out shooting. J
@@jamie.dop_ No rambling at all, I really appreciate your time responding and providing me tips! And it does makes sense to me, so thank you mate :)
M6 wins .
@@ARTANE01 thanks for the comment :)
@@jamie.dop_ Very nice pictures indeed. Film photography always has a great charm .
Did you put in the Fuji films again? Love the color tone so much! Nice street shoots
@@ziqichen6580 yes this is Fuji C200. Prefer Kodak Gold but this produces some nice greens and punchy colours. Was a good option for turkey nd all I could find out there to purchase too. Thanks for commenting. J
love the audio in the beginning. gives a great vibe. you guys ever swapping lenses? also, I am surprised you did not have to put your guns away in the mosque
@@bosiefoobar thanks so much, yeah swapped every now and then. Though I like wider fields of view and Jen focuses more on the details and frames within frames kind of thing so 50mm suits her better. Appreciate the comment! J
@@jamie.dop_ gotcha. say, how do you carry your leica gear? i doubt you throw that just into the bag ;)
@@bosiefoobar I carry a bag often as use the strap to clip a GoPro to. But if out shooting light for fun then I carry an over the shoulder bag from Leica. Perfect for a spare M body and two lenses or even a Q.
@@jamie.dop_ hehe you are sold on the leica brand i take it ;) now its time for part 3 of the turkey trip
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Would you mind sharing the name of the song in the first 2 minutes pretty please? how do you find such bangers, fitting so perfectly to the visuals?
@@bosiefoobar thank you. I am away from laptop at the moment. Would you mind replying to this message and I’ll remember to not read until I find the song. I just spend hours and hours looking for music. Mainly artlist. I used to use music bed but way to expensive. J
@@jamie.dop_ Sure thing, thanks so much. i found a similar version on music bed (expensive as you said) but it wasn't even as good as yours :)
@@jamie.dop_ that would be great, thank you. i found a similar version of the intro song on music bed but worse and too expensive :) would be great if you could find the artist/song name. cheers!
@@jamie.dop_sorry I forgot to press enter haha would appreciate it if you could have a look
@ Tristan Barton - Adamah :)
How long can you leave a new film in a camera before it goes bad
@@GurmeetSingh-fr8uo I don’t think it would be easy to say as it depends on the age of the films expiration date, the climate the camera is kept in, the sensitivity of the film stock. Though it will likely be fine for a few months and keep out of direct sunlight and heat. If you find out more then let me know! J
Thought it was a Leica video with the red logo thumbnail. Then the reveal of photos…. OK it is clearly not.
@@Stickybutton sorry if that through you off. I add it for those who like watching videos related to the Leica brand, obviously I am not working with Leica! Haha, not anywhere near that level. Just for fun and memories. Best, J
I love the vibe and the images but I have to mention one thing. Please refrain from the typical street photography approach when it comes to muslim women. Clicking away without asking. They do not want to be publicly presented and you are doing exactly that. Human decency should be priority, not capturing the next banger.
@@in0711 afraid you couldn’t be more wrong. I always hold human decency at the forefront and I have never had an issue with anyone on the street. It would be the same as someone taking a photograph of an English bloke having a pint and fish and chips as it is capturing people in their habitat and attire. Afraid you’ve missed the mark on this one. ☝️
@@jamie.dop_ Saying you are doing the right thing because no one ever stepped up to you to confront you is missing the mark. Muslim women are modest and non confrontational with strangers, especially men. They would never step up to you. I know the culture and people. I am turkish. My comment is coming from a friendly place. Take it or leave it.
As a muslim I cannot find any moment where indecency was displayed with regarding to the pictures of women. Most was staged obviously with the person's consent. Most mature women also worn the appropriate hijab and clothes, no direct face to face photographs were taken. Regarding the pics related to women there is no problem.
@@in0711im Turkish too and you are the wrong kind, i see nothing wrong in anything that was posted or pictured, grow up and before you try to be something, try and be human would be my advice
@@in0711I have been visiting Turkey for 14 years bar the year of Covid and know that I did not upset anyone. Emotional intelligence is something I pride myself on and hold nothing but love for the people of Turkey. Generally speaking, they are far more friendly and welcoming that the British and I admire the culture and wish to capture it to remember it when I pass the odd grumpy individual on the streets here in London. I appreciate your concern coming from a good place none the less
With all my respect for your big effort butI am sorry to ask, do you really call this photography? A point&shot cameras with an amateur can create this type of photos , you don’t really need LEICAM 6/11. I watched the video expecting WOW photos, but unfortunately it turned a disappointment feeling. I wonder why you produced this video to humiliate LEICA Camera brand .
@@nasseryounesvideo hey, did all your message come through? Couldn’t find the respectful part?
@@jamie.dop_ as in can see in you replies to other comments, you are aggressive and you don’t accept criticism . Pro photographer doesn’t behave like that specially in street photography (this photos are not street photography, max. We can call it a tourist mobile photos). Either accept critics or don’t post videos for public, make your videos private for your subscribers only.
@@nasseryounesvideodid I not accept criticism? You mentioned respect and I just couldn’t see any so asked where it was?
Very open to constructive criticism. I didn’t see any here either.
I am not a professional photographer. I make videos as I love it and like the community of people in photography. I also love watching others produce anything photography related.
Make your videos only for subscribers you say…. Why? No one has to watch these. It’s up to you if you want to click on them.
You used the word behaviour… may I ask what behaviour it is you are referring to as that’s some accusation for someone who has made their decision off a 28minute video?
Again, to be clear, I don’t mind this conversation. In fact I appreciate it. I have only asked questions and not being disrespectful, I hope you can see that here. J
Put ca. 12 of these snapshots on a well-lit wall. On the opposite wall post three photos by the immortal Ar Guler. Comments? None needed.