It's always great to hear updates and see that you're doing well. Thank you for all of your hard work, your love of photography, and for being such a transparent and relatable person. I'm still a solo content creator providing for my family on a single income as a full-time content creator. So, when you were talking about the mental and physical effort it takes, I felt that in my soul. Best of luck with your new job, and I'm happy to hear things are looking up for you. ❤
Thanks so much for all the Fuji videos! And for the others, sometimes I just play them to enjoy the calm and warmth you bring. Wishing you lots of health, peace, and love!
That was way more positive than the title suggested. When it popped up in my feed, I deliberately avoided it. Instead I decided to look at some of your older content over the years (I am sick in bed with covid). You have so much great content and are a natural in front of the camera. I then decided to give this video a watch and found it really uplifting. All the best for the future - wherever you decide to dedicate your passion.
Nice to see things moving, and most importantly great to hear you are doing better, and that you found a job you like and that gives you back lots of the energy you put into it. Take care!
Resilience is one of the most important traits of success. You slip, you fall, you get up again with improved determination. Keep it up! Looking forward to your new videos.
Andrew, since I first started watching you and Denae years ago, I have learned so much and have always loved your absolute honest and engaging approach towards whatever you do. I’ve watched you rise and fall and rise again as you changed your focus, never afraid to do so. This will be no different, I’m sure. I wish you success, contentment and improved health as you go forward. When you’re ready to make videos, we will be here, but do it for you, to fuel that fire within you. You know, of all the stuff you’ve done, the solo one I loved the most was when you took a trip on your motorcycle documenting the small towns. That was truly unique and so very you, I thought. Yes, I avidly watch your gear reviews, but for sheer joy of photography, that bike trip video will always be hard to beat in my eyes. All the very best, my friend, onward and upward to everything you deserve. Much love to you all ❤
Great to hear from you Alex. Have always felt honored someone of your artistic caliber cares about our little channel. :) And I miss those motorcycle photography trips also. Hopefully can do some of those again soon. 🤞
Wish you all the best, especially regarding health. Everything else is optional, even if I would love to see some Fuji content again… Greetings from Germany!
As someone with a chronic health issue that lays me low very often, I hope you appreciate how inspirational you are. Very tough decisions having to balance creativity and a solid pay check, all whilst trying to look after yourself. I'm sure you'll smash your new job :) still find it mad that despite subscribing, a video of you moving away from full time content creation is the first one the algorithm actually shows me.
Congratulations on the new job, Andrew! I’ve enjoyed your videos and point of view for so long. I hope you continue to enjoy photography in a way that really suits you and your next chapter. All my best ✨📸✨
Stumbled into your channel long time ago when I was getting my first Fujifilm camera. Since then you have helped me decide what lens is right for me. Just take care and keep on going. Cheers from Beijing China :)
Thank you for your years of wonderful videos and the genuineness you always bring. Congratulations on your new gig, and here's to many years of health and joy for you and your family!
I discovered denae and andrew's channel 6 years ago and it's been feeling like home, love the photography, the competition, the family talk, BB the dog, Utah scenary, the preset, lens comparisons, etc. The last couple of years have been really difficult, I think being here means we are bringing hope to each other.
All best for your health and your new job. I have been following you on your photography channels for several years and appreciate your honest and calm manner. I will be happy about every further content, even if it takes time. Health and family come first. So, best wishes from Germany
Sorry to hear that, Andrew. I hope you get better soon. Always love your videos. I’m always amazed by the energy of so many RUclipsrs. I bought my first Fuji partly because of your recommendations 😊
All the best with your new job Andrew. I've enjoyed your channel and photography style for quite a few years now and have been able to experience the Utah landscape vicariously through your videos while living in tropical South-East Asia. I'm sure you're owed a few royalties for sales of the xf16mm f1.4 and other Fuji lenses by now!
Thanks for sharing Andrew. I’m really happy you found a great new gig. What you said about the grind of content creation is something I’ve heard from other creators. I can’t imagine doing it while struggling with your health. I hope your health journey improves and I’ll be pulling for you.
Good luck, Andrew. I'm from India and loved your videos when I was just getting into photography. I still look forward to your videos. Hope the job gives you the space to pursue content creation the way you want to. Wishing you well. Will wait for the next video to drop. Do good. 👍
Sending my best wishes from New Zealand Andrew. I’ve always respected your honesty and philosophies about photography so am looking forward to any future content
Heck Yea Man! I hope you are healthy, and this new studio build goes well for you and your Fam. I've truly missed you. Not to sound weird. You have always been one of my favorite photography creators. Truly I hope all is well in the Andrew and Denae squad!
Great to hear about you!! Hope you continue to get better. Happy to hear you got a job in this challenging economy. Hope you are able to continue making these fun videos. Your subscriber base is your strength. We will always get your videos in our feed. Been a long time subscriber and loved all your content. Recently I have been skipping gear related videos but always watch yours
Super excited for future videos. Really hoping you are able to find more time for content creation, Andrew. You were one of the first channels I discovered that has had such an enormous impact on my photography. Very appreciative of all the work you have done and will continue to do. Wishing you good health along the way!
Have loved your channel and attitude for a long time. Though this turn sounds bittersweet, I wish you the best and I'm sure you'll come out better for it. Take care of yourself.
I'm grateful to hear that (1) you have a more stable vocation that better balances providing for your family with cultivating your health while still being something you enjoy... but also that (2) "quitting" doesn't mean the channel is going away. Looking forward to whatever is next from you at whatever pace is best for the long-term.
Take care of your health and body first Andrew, that's most important thing to you and your family. I'm only doing RUclips part time (average 20-30 hours a week) but I can understand how tough it is if I need to do it full time! Especially when you rely on it to feed you and your family. It's no fun at all when something doesn't go according to the plan and there is a lot of pressure and it's much much harder than doing the normal 9-5 job! Get well soon that's most important!
Great to hear from you Richard. I was sort of forced into attempting to make RUclips work full time since I didn't have many other alternatives. But even though it's sad, I think it will be good to have it be a hobby again.
Great to see you've got a full time job.....as much as I hate my 9-5, the regular income will help you enjoy content creating and photography again.....and who knows what that might lead to again?? You have a healthy 92K following so that can still be built on. This has always been one of my favourite photography channels and remains so. Anyway look forward to future videos! as and when they come.......greetings from the UK!
Good to see you again, Andrew. Really sorry to hear about the disappointing year and health woes. I can relate on every level. Thankful God provided you with a new source of income. I pray it will be life giving to you and your family in every way.
Congratulations on the new gig; balancing your passion and necessities is never easy, just remember to not be too hard on yourself. As always, have fun. Thank you for your content.
Glad to see you come up again despite the news you're delivering. So is it ME/CFS long cov? Symptoms sound as much. If so, we share the problem. REALLY tough. The fatigue is ridiculous! Wishing you improving health and success and hope to see more of you here!
Hi Andrew, I'm a consistent follower but don't comment often. Thank you so much for all your hard work and I am sending good thoughts your way to a life of better health and prosperity. That's really challenging to have to temporarily halt your dream. You never know what can happen! In 2008 I had to leave full-time contract work because of the economy. I got an offer for full-time work in a similar arena as yours and 15 years later, I have no regrets. I'm now doing art for art's sake. I have more time for cycling, music and photography - plus gear. As info, if you ever run into a jam again, we do hire UX designers and jobs are mostly remote. Take care Andrew and best of luck.
Thanks for dropping a comment and for watching. Someday I definitely hope to get back to full-time remote work. I really appreciate the flexibility it provides
I recently had to find a new job and out of literally hundred of resumes sent out over four months I only got 3 interviews. Thankfully, that third interview resulted in a new job. It's rough out there.
Congratulations on your new job. That's great! I can really relate to creative activities taking a lot of effort. I used to do a lot of photography - often on the way home from work - in my former job as well as during the first couple of years of my current job. Over time, I have seen all my (more experienced) colleagues replaced with new ones, and of course it has resulted in my job getting more demanding. As it happens I also struggle with (chronic) health issues, so my current job situation isn't ideal. I still carry a camera with me every day, but I rarely find the energy required to use it - and worse still, I don't notice interesting subjects like I used to. But, when I do get out a camera, it is still as satisfying to use as it has always been for me. Anyway, all the best to you and your family.
I hope you can find some answers! I used to think I was just lazy. It's been an eye opening experience to see just how huge a difference it is between being truly healthy and having chronic fatigue.
Good luck Andrew. I must admit I was concerned that running a RUclips channel to support your family was a tough load to take on. Many RUclipsrs I follow seem to be either single or without children - making it easier to pay their bills from the RUclips income. And of course so many get burnt out chasing the algorithm - RUclips burnout videos seem to be an ongoing theme recently. Glad you got a job, as a techie myself I’ve been trying to land an engineering job for over a year with no luck. Found some freelancing work in the meantime, but man it’s tough out there. But anyway glad you are in a better place and good luck for the future.
You’re not alone man. The tech job market is brutal right now. I’m focusing my efforts on freelancing and I’ve also started an Etsy shop. I’m through getting rejected over and over again.
4:49 You are a decent guy, good luck and health for the future! The main problem is that there is a ”new“ generation coming up - doing things ”differently“… (being myself a ”boomer“ ;-)
Having to move for a computer job in 2024 is wiiiiild. That'd be a big red flag for me. But glad you're on a positive journey and thank you for all the great content!
Playful "oof" at the Maschine being a background element. As someone who didn't gel with the mk2, I can definitely understand why it's a love it or don't really use it kind of device.
Found you for Fuji and photo stuff. Definitely appreciate the positive tone of your content. Focus on your health. Hope you're able to get healthy for the sake of your family.
Oh, and if current app user experience is any indicator, I'd say a lot of software developers are skipping the expense to the detriment of the end user. I'm glad you found an place that understands how important it is!
I’ve watched you the last few years and loved all the info you provided. It helped me a lot. But as someone who you no f-ing clue who I am, please just focus on the new job and screw RUclips for now. God bless you and your family.
How does the algorithm feel about super boring titles? At least you didn't spoil anything with the title like every single one of the Olympics highlight videos did. I've been writing almost every day for the last 2 years and yeah, no matter how much you love something, it can get old and exhausting. Not sure I ever want to do it for money. I suspect that would kill my desire to write altogether.
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Best of Luck for the future, Andrew. Post what you can, when you can, and we will all still be here for you.
It's always great to hear updates and see that you're doing well. Thank you for all of your hard work, your love of photography, and for being such a transparent and relatable person. I'm still a solo content creator providing for my family on a single income as a full-time content creator. So, when you were talking about the mental and physical effort it takes, I felt that in my soul. Best of luck with your new job, and I'm happy to hear things are looking up for you. ❤
Thanks so much for all the Fuji videos!
And for the others, sometimes I just play them to enjoy the calm and warmth you bring.
Wishing you lots of health, peace, and love!
That was way more positive than the title suggested. When it popped up in my feed, I deliberately avoided it. Instead I decided to look at some of your older content over the years (I am sick in bed with covid). You have so much great content and are a natural in front of the camera. I then decided to give this video a watch and found it really uplifting. All the best for the future - wherever you decide to dedicate your passion.
Hope you feel better soon!
Nice to see things moving, and most importantly great to hear you are doing better, and that you found a job you like and that gives you back lots of the energy you put into it. Take care!
Resilience is one of the most important traits of success.
You slip, you fall, you get up again with improved determination.
Keep it up!
Looking forward to your new videos.
Andrew, since I first started watching you and Denae years ago, I have learned so much and have always loved your absolute honest and engaging approach towards whatever you do. I’ve watched you rise and fall and rise again as you changed your focus, never afraid to do so. This will be no different, I’m sure. I wish you success, contentment and improved health as you go forward. When you’re ready to make videos, we will be here, but do it for you, to fuel that fire within you. You know, of all the stuff you’ve done, the solo one I loved the most was when you took a trip on your motorcycle documenting the small towns. That was truly unique and so very you, I thought. Yes, I avidly watch your gear reviews, but for sheer joy of photography, that bike trip video will always be hard to beat in my eyes. All the very best, my friend, onward and upward to everything you deserve. Much love to you all ❤
Great to hear from you Alex. Have always felt honored someone of your artistic caliber cares about our little channel. :) And I miss those motorcycle photography trips also. Hopefully can do some of those again soon. 🤞
Glad to hear about the new job and that the reset is going well. Always happy to see you pop up in my feed. Best of luck with your new gig!
New space looks great and I’m so glad to hear you’re putting your talents to good use in your new job.
Thanks, my friend. I see you're approaching 10k. Anything exciting planned to celebrate?
@@AndrewGoodCamera I plan on hitting up Chicago for a Beers & Cameras event as I hit that milestone, with much reflection and gratitude.
Wish you all the best, especially regarding health. Everything else is optional, even if I would love to see some Fuji content again…
Greetings from Germany!
As someone with a chronic health issue that lays me low very often, I hope you appreciate how inspirational you are. Very tough decisions having to balance creativity and a solid pay check, all whilst trying to look after yourself. I'm sure you'll smash your new job :) still find it mad that despite subscribing, a video of you moving away from full time content creation is the first one the algorithm actually shows me.
Wishing you all the best for this new chapter! Hope your energies return on all fronts and thanks for all the great content you've shared to date.
Congratulations on the new job, Andrew! I’ve enjoyed your videos and point of view for so long. I hope you continue to enjoy photography in a way that really suits you and your next chapter. All my best ✨📸✨
Stumbled into your channel long time ago when I was getting my first Fujifilm camera. Since then you have helped me decide what lens is right for me. Just take care and keep on going. Cheers from Beijing China :)
Get well, focus on your work and your family, we will always be happy to see your videos when they pop up, no matter the frequency.
Thank you for your years of wonderful videos and the genuineness you always bring. Congratulations on your new gig, and here's to many years of health and joy for you and your family!
I discovered denae and andrew's channel 6 years ago and it's been feeling like home, love the photography, the competition, the family talk, BB the dog, Utah scenary, the preset, lens comparisons, etc. The last couple of years have been really difficult, I think being here means we are bringing hope to each other.
All best for your health and your new job. I have been following you on your photography channels for several years and appreciate your honest and calm manner. I will be happy about every further content, even if it takes time. Health and family come first. So, best wishes from Germany
Glad to hear about the new chapter and best of luck both with your new role and with your journey of recovery
Sorry to hear that, Andrew. I hope you get better soon. Always love your videos. I’m always amazed by the energy of so many RUclipsrs. I bought my first Fuji partly because of your recommendations 😊
Wishing you the best and will continue to enjoy your videos whenever you put them out. Hope you get your health in line with where you want it.
Welcome back to northern Utah!
Take care of yourself and get feeling as best you can! Sending good vibes from the Daybreak/SoJo area!
All the best with your new job Andrew. I've enjoyed your channel and photography style for quite a few years now and have been able to experience the Utah landscape vicariously through your videos while living in tropical South-East Asia. I'm sure you're owed a few royalties for sales of the xf16mm f1.4 and other Fuji lenses by now!
Thanks for sharing Andrew. I’m really happy you found a great new gig. What you said about the grind of content creation is something I’ve heard from other creators. I can’t imagine doing it while struggling with your health. I hope your health journey improves and I’ll be pulling for you.
Good luck, Andrew. I'm from India and loved your videos when I was just getting into photography. I still look forward to your videos. Hope the job gives you the space to pursue content creation the way you want to. Wishing you well. Will wait for the next video to drop. Do good. 👍
Sending my best wishes from New Zealand Andrew. I’ve always respected your honesty and philosophies about photography so am looking forward to any future content
Much appreciated!
Heck Yea Man! I hope you are healthy, and this new studio build goes well for you and your Fam. I've truly missed you. Not to sound weird. You have always been one of my favorite photography creators. Truly I hope all is well in the Andrew and Denae squad!
Sending you much love, man ! I always look forward to your uploads and hope that you get to better health !
Thanks for the video and update. Congrats on the new job too. Cheers, Dan.
Great to hear about you!! Hope you continue to get better. Happy to hear you got a job in this challenging economy. Hope you are able to continue making these fun videos. Your subscriber base is your strength. We will always get your videos in our feed. Been a long time subscriber and loved all your content. Recently I have been skipping gear related videos but always watch yours
Super excited for future videos. Really hoping you are able to find more time for content creation, Andrew. You were one of the first channels I discovered that has had such an enormous impact on my photography. Very appreciative of all the work you have done and will continue to do. Wishing you good health along the way!
that's great to hear Andrew. And congratulations on a great name! ;)
Wishing you the best, and thank you for another quality, thoughtful, and genuine video.
Best of luck, stay strong.
You’re an inspiration to me regardless of how many videos you post.
Health and family first, I hear ya in so many ways.
Do good ;)
Have loved your channel and attitude for a long time. Though this turn sounds bittersweet, I wish you the best and I'm sure you'll come out better for it. Take care of yourself.
Good luck with the new job and the new studio! 🙂
I deeply appreciate your honesty and authenticity in your content. Wishing you the best!
I appreciate that!
Stay strong my brother.
I'm grateful to hear that (1) you have a more stable vocation that better balances providing for your family with cultivating your health while still being something you enjoy... but also that (2) "quitting" doesn't mean the channel is going away. Looking forward to whatever is next from you at whatever pace is best for the long-term.
Take care of your health and body first Andrew, that's most important thing to you and your family.
I'm only doing RUclips part time (average 20-30 hours a week) but I can understand how tough it is if I need to do it full time! Especially when you rely on it to feed you and your family. It's no fun at all when something doesn't go according to the plan and there is a lot of pressure and it's much much harder than doing the normal 9-5 job!
Get well soon that's most important!
Great to hear from you Richard. I was sort of forced into attempting to make RUclips work full time since I didn't have many other alternatives. But even though it's sad, I think it will be good to have it be a hobby again.
@@AndrewGoodCamera yes exactly! And hey you tried doing it full time that's a great experience
Still here and still excited for a new "Andrew" video! Will keep watching them whenever you put them out 🙂
Yay. thank you!
New space looks good. I just purchased an under desk treadmill so I’ve been looking for a standing desk I’l have a look at some flexispot videos.
Great to see you've got a full time job.....as much as I hate my 9-5, the regular income will help you enjoy content creating and photography again.....and who knows what that might lead to again?? You have a healthy 92K following so that can still be built on. This has always been one of my favourite photography channels and remains so. Anyway look forward to future videos! as and when they come.......greetings from the UK!
Hang in there! We all hear you and understand. Best to you!
Best of luck with your health and future endeavours!
I wish you the best, Andrew!
Your content is inspirational, educational and truly unique. Good luck going forward...professionally and health wise.
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Good to see you again, Andrew. Really sorry to hear about the disappointing year and health woes. I can relate on every level. Thankful God provided you with a new source of income. I pray it will be life giving to you and your family in every way.
Good to hear from you Jared. Hope you're wel
Congratulations on the new gig; balancing your passion and necessities is never easy, just remember to not be too hard on yourself. As always, have fun. Thank you for your content.
Thank you! Will do!
Greetings from Norway. Good to see you again. The lack of energy is all too familiar. Hope you feel better. Love your content (but no pressure 😎 )
Wishing you a better health in the future x
Wishing you the best!
Glad to see you come up again despite the news you're delivering. So is it ME/CFS long cov? Symptoms sound as much. If so, we share the problem. REALLY tough. The fatigue is ridiculous! Wishing you improving health and success and hope to see more of you here!
I've been dealing with it for a decade, so predates covid.
Hope you will get better 🙏
Hang in there, Andrew. Wishing the best for you. RUclips is hard. Take care of yourself.
So hard! Great to hear from you Jackie.
@@AndrewGoodCamera Thanks Andrew. 😀
Hi Andrew, I'm a consistent follower but don't comment often. Thank you so much for all your hard work and I am sending good thoughts your way to a life of better health and prosperity. That's really challenging to have to temporarily halt your dream. You never know what can happen! In 2008 I had to leave full-time contract work because of the economy. I got an offer for full-time work in a similar arena as yours and 15 years later, I have no regrets. I'm now doing art for art's sake. I have more time for cycling, music and photography - plus gear. As info, if you ever run into a jam again, we do hire UX designers and jobs are mostly remote. Take care Andrew and best of luck.
Thanks for dropping a comment and for watching. Someday I definitely hope to get back to full-time remote work. I really appreciate the flexibility it provides
I recently had to find a new job and out of literally hundred of resumes sent out over four months I only got 3 interviews. Thankfully, that third interview resulted in a new job. It's rough out there.
Fingers crossed the upward trajectory gains more and more momentum. 🙌📸🎸🚲
Thanks Dan! Good to hear from you
Interesting how content creation is sometimes what technology people seems as an alternative and how hard has become both markets
Congratulations on your new job. That's great!
I can really relate to creative activities taking a lot of effort.
I used to do a lot of photography - often on the way home from work - in my former job as well as during the first couple of years of my current job. Over time, I have seen all my (more experienced) colleagues replaced with new ones, and of course it has resulted in my job getting more demanding. As it happens I also struggle with (chronic) health issues, so my current job situation isn't ideal. I still carry a camera with me every day, but I rarely find the energy required to use it - and worse still, I don't notice interesting subjects like I used to.
But, when I do get out a camera, it is still as satisfying to use as it has always been for me.
Anyway, all the best to you and your family.
I hope you can find some answers! I used to think I was just lazy. It's been an eye opening experience to see just how huge a difference it is between being truly healthy and having chronic fatigue.
Congrats on new job and create as you can. Also, the hair looks great!!!
Thanks!
I like it a lot! You will do great. Keep going!
Love the new home! 🏠🙌🏽
Good luck Andrew. I must admit I was concerned that running a RUclips channel to support your family was a tough load to take on. Many RUclipsrs I follow seem to be either single or without children - making it easier to pay their bills from the RUclips income. And of course so many get burnt out chasing the algorithm - RUclips burnout videos seem to be an ongoing theme recently. Glad you got a job, as a techie myself I’ve been trying to land an engineering job for over a year with no luck. Found some freelancing work in the meantime, but man it’s tough out there. But anyway glad you are in a better place and good luck for the future.
You’re not alone man. The tech job market is brutal right now. I’m focusing my efforts on freelancing and I’ve also started an Etsy shop. I’m through getting rejected over and over again.
Yeah man. The rejection wears you down.
What are you selling on Etsy, if you don't mind me asking?
4:49 You are a decent guy, good luck and health for the future!
The main problem is that there is a ”new“ generation coming up - doing things ”differently“… (being myself a ”boomer“ ;-)
Always love your content! Good luck with your new adventure 👍🙏🎶📷🚲
Thanks so much!
very nice, i wish all the best
Love the new space!
I keep wanting to be like, "So many activities!" (-Step Brothers)
@@AndrewGoodCamera 😅
Good video. Cheers.
Having to move for a computer job in 2024 is wiiiiild. That'd be a big red flag for me. But glad you're on a positive journey and thank you for all the great content!
I've found it to be nearly impossible to find a remote product design leadership role. I tried for three years.
@@AndrewGoodCamera Same. This is what I do + Creative Direction. I’ve been forced into full time consulting.
Playful "oof" at the Maschine being a background element. As someone who didn't gel with the mk2, I can definitely understand why it's a love it or don't really use it kind of device.
I really wanted to love it. Alas, my gold Maschine looks better than it functions. :)
Do good with your camera and your Time man
bravo
Found you for Fuji and photo stuff. Definitely appreciate the positive tone of your content. Focus on your health. Hope you're able to get healthy for the sake of your family.
Oh, and if current app user experience is any indicator, I'd say a lot of software developers are skipping the expense to the detriment of the end user. I'm glad you found an place that understands how important it is!
Yup. I cringe to think of the amount of design debt being collected out there in the world right now.
you're missing an acoustic guitar in that backdrop bro.
I’ve watched you the last few years and loved all the info you provided. It helped me a lot. But as someone who you no f-ing clue who I am, please just focus on the new job and screw RUclips for now. God bless you and your family.
Was that a Hardtail Party hat I spotted?
Of course!
How does the algorithm feel about super boring titles? At least you didn't spoil anything with the title like every single one of the Olympics highlight videos did.
I've been writing almost every day for the last 2 years and yeah, no matter how much you love something, it can get old and exhausting. Not sure I ever want to do it for money. I suspect that would kill my desire to write altogether.
Bring back the Fuji content. Not for me. For you.
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