Thanks for sharing. It would have helped if you could just open the book straight up instead of showing us the black cover several times underneath the dust cover. I guess we are impatient in this day and age. But thanks.
Thanks for the comment! I understand what you're saying and sort of agree...but that's only one way to look at it. As someone who is designing books I prefer to see the cloth, typography, colors...etc on the hard cover and even the folding of the jacket can be important (Gibson seems to like the French fold for example). I consider this as a sort of archive and a collection of ideas/reference too. But to be honest, if I look at the statistics, the average viewer doesn't have the patience to watch videos like this anyways, usually they get to the 30% mark, 40+% is already outstanding, only a few have more than that. And interestingly it doesn't matter if the book has 400 pages and takes 20 minutes to flip through or it has 40 and takes 3 minutes, it's always the fist third that's of interest. But I think in general most YT videos are not watched front to back.
Beautiful collection. Thank you for sharing.
The simplicity and strategic composition is something to be admired from Gibson. Not only a great photographer but also a very intelligent Man.
Thanks for sharing. It would have helped if you could just open the book straight up instead of showing us the black cover several times underneath the dust cover. I guess we are impatient in this day and age. But thanks.
Thanks for the comment!
I understand what you're saying and sort of agree...but that's only one way to look at it. As someone who is designing books I prefer to see the cloth, typography, colors...etc on the hard cover and even the folding of the jacket can be important (Gibson seems to like the French fold for example). I consider this as a sort of archive and a collection of ideas/reference too.
But to be honest, if I look at the statistics, the average viewer doesn't have the patience to watch videos like this anyways, usually they get to the 30% mark, 40+% is already outstanding, only a few have more than that. And interestingly it doesn't matter if the book has 400 pages and takes 20 minutes to flip through or it has 40 and takes 3 minutes, it's always the fist third that's of interest. But I think in general most YT videos are not watched front to back.
@@andras_ikladi thank you for the additional context and reply. Cheers.