The mundane and abstract are what I mostly photograph. It's great to have a broad overview of the various techniques, especially in Shinjuku. I was there last month and I couldn't get enough of it.
I never really comment on youtube but feel compelled to do so here... I loved this video. I started getting into photography just a couple of months ago and felt myself hitting walls with street photography, and after this I feel inspired to find ways of capturing the mundane yet compelling things that exist everywhere. Really useful tips, thanks for making this. Tokyo looks beautiful.
Thanks for the comment. I hit a wall so often with street that I think it’s necessary to keep looking for new ways to capture things and techniques to try. Glad you got something out of this. 🫡
I really like this video. It's very stylish with awesome production values. The tips were great, but the pictures were even better. Some really great ideas here and although I've never tried street photography yet, I would like to do it in this style.
really good shots here! you might enjoy under the railway bridge in yurakucho if you haven't been there yet, it's covered in 50 years of film posters which have peeled and worn. great for texture work
I admire Haas (brilliant color photos), even though I mostly shoot in B&W. Perhaps studying (a bit) of abstract paintings like Dali, Maggrite can be useful.
The mundane and abstract are what I mostly photograph. It's great to have a broad overview of the various techniques, especially in Shinjuku. I was there last month and I couldn't get enough of it.
Yes, it’s amazing!
Great tips. Clear and to the point. Lovely ❤
Thank you 🙏
I never really comment on youtube but feel compelled to do so here... I loved this video. I started getting into photography just a couple of months ago and felt myself hitting walls with street photography, and after this I feel inspired to find ways of capturing the mundane yet compelling things that exist everywhere. Really useful tips, thanks for making this. Tokyo looks beautiful.
Thanks for the comment. I hit a wall so often with street that I think it’s necessary to keep looking for new ways to capture things and techniques to try. Glad you got something out of this. 🫡
love it! as a newbie in photography, it is somehow very difficult to keep things simple. got inspired by this video a lot!
Thanks! Glad to hear you got something out of it.
I really like this video. It's very stylish with awesome production values. The tips were great, but the pictures were even better. Some really great ideas here and although I've never tried street photography yet, I would like to do it in this style.
Wow, thank you for all the kind words. I really appreciate it. If this video inspires you to try it out then it’s mission accomplished for me! 🙏
Super nice video on abstract photography. 👍🏿
Thank you 🙏
Great production! Your cinematography and shots really show how you see the world. Thanks for the inspiration
Thanks for the kind words, checking it out, and some inspiration for me to keep making these videos 🙏
Great video🎉
Thank you 🙏
Bravo 👏👏
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Great video! Keep it up!
Thank you!
Thank you. Love the texture shots.
Thank you 🙏
Great Video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the kind words and for checking it out 🫡
Very cool channel....really enjoying your content! thx
I appreciate you! Glad you’re enjoying what I’m putting out there.
Good video, man.
Glad you enjoyed it
Belle approche artistique…. Bravo et merci de ne pas avoir mis en avant le matériels !!!😊
merci beaucoup Eric
Inspiring work for those of us who shoot abstract. Thanks for sharing such a cool video!
Thank you! Assuming you focus on a lot of abstract stuff what is your IG? I would like to check it out.
Another great video - simple narrative with great images 👍
Thanks Alex!
really good shots here! you might enjoy under the railway bridge in yurakucho if you haven't been there yet, it's covered in 50 years of film posters which have peeled and worn. great for texture work
Sick! I didn’t know about that spot at all, but will definitely be heading there. Thanks for the tip!
@@developingtank ah nice! hope you enjoy it
The Mundane Plain is where my EyE resides 👌
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I admire Haas (brilliant color photos), even though I mostly shoot in B&W. Perhaps studying (a bit) of abstract paintings like Dali, Maggrite can be useful.
Haas prided himself on his abilities to shoot in b&w and color. Should check his b&w work out.
Thanks!
Thank you 🫡
Can i ask what background music did you use? it is so cool
Not sure what the tracks are anymore, but it’s from epidemic sound.
Great video! What camera did you shoot the video segments with? Your footage looks incredible.
Thanks Colby. It’s all shot on a Canon R5.