I visited this museum last August and got some great photos of people sitting next to statues, sometimes unintentionally mimicking the statues. Great advice from John. RIP.
In case I ever forget this special lesson with you John I´ll simply go back here ;-) By the way, right after this one I made one photograph which made it into the selection... I'm still working on it, stay tuned!
I wish I had your ability to explain why am I taking pictures. These days taking the picture is easy, not looking like a creep is the real challenge...
"Show man at his best!" I love that so much. So many things in the world that highlight humans at their worst, let's show the other side of the coin :)
400 A.S.A. BLACK AND WHITE FIlm Kodak D-76 1-1 for 8-12 minutes at 70 Degrees, time depends on how I rated the film, 200-800 a.s.a. I use a Nikon F3 camera with a nikkor 55mm micro 2.8 lens most of the time.
Interesting how you use a 55mm lens, people seem to go much wider these days. I prefer this as a classic standard focal length too. Use what you've got.
@@Crackdennumber1 they are different, the real sir roben shoot a lot, john free extremely hate shooting a lot that's why every pic he took become like a part of him, I think that's why john is better, anyway I enjoy watching them both and learning from them.
I visited this museum last August and got some great photos of people sitting next to statues, sometimes unintentionally mimicking the statues. Great advice from John. RIP.
Walking legend!
Walking a little slower these days, which might be better for noticing potential subjects. Thanks Nuno.
Yes, more of this content please.
never clicked faster in my life
Had to send some texts out to tell my buddies about a NEW JOHN FREE VIDEO!
Nice video, John...
Its so true you dont have to do to much when the content opportunities are there for you to capture...Thanks John.
Crash bang. Quick and dirty, just to get the word out. Thanks Mike.
In case I ever forget this special lesson with you John I´ll simply go back here ;-) By the way, right after this one I made one photograph which made it into the selection... I'm still working on it, stay tuned!
Such fun to know you Martin and to have learned together in Paris together.
I wish I had your ability to explain why am I taking pictures. These days taking the picture is easy, not looking like a creep is the real challenge...
"Show man at his best!" I love that so much. So many things in the world that highlight humans at their worst, let's show the other side of the coin :)
very insightful!
Interesting video. I would like to hear Mr. Free's thoughts on the role of modern photography on the contemporary age of the image
more videos please!
Amen
wise words
JHON you are a legend.
Please tell me, what kind ASA&Film do you use? because I see that sometimes you shoot in darker places.
back in Paris he shot with the kodak tri-x 400, if I understood him correctly...
400 A.S.A. BLACK AND WHITE FIlm Kodak D-76 1-1 for 8-12 minutes at 70 Degrees, time depends on how I rated the film, 200-800 a.s.a. I use a Nikon F3 camera with a nikkor 55mm micro 2.8 lens most of the time.
Thanks Dominik. I messed up when I thought I had posted some hours ago. You are correct.. Thanks for the backup.@@fischerdom
@@JohnFreePhtography Thank you very much master
Interesting how you use a 55mm lens, people seem to go much wider these days. I prefer this as a classic standard focal length too. Use what you've got.
John is excellent motivator. I bet, he could sell sand to the Saudis.
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good street photography brother
Check also Sean tucker and gareth danks 👍👍👍
@@yasser1993319 sean tucker is more digital im into film mate thanks anyway
@@Crackdennumber1 true that but john has had much more experience shooting film where robin is like 30yrs younger than him
@@Crackdennumber1 they are different, the real sir roben shoot a lot, john free extremely hate shooting a lot that's why every pic he took become like a part of him, I think that's why john is better, anyway I enjoy watching them both and learning from them.
Your work is totally fine something I always try to emulate and maybe improve just why being so materialistic about it. it is sad in my opinion.