[@gioqui4]

Super interesting !!! Thank you so much for another amazing episode !! Can't wait for the next one ! Cheers!

[@francineperrin4845]

Thank you so much for this new episode of Master of Photography. David Yarrow seems to be a great human being and I was delighted to get to know him better.

[@MastersofPhotography]

Thanks Francine..so glad you enjoyed the show...keep an eye out for the next one....with Albert Watson

[@biene6441]

thank you very much Chris and David - this was very touching and interesting! So in 2020 be relevant and never quit. Thank you very much!!

[@MastersofPhotography]

My pleasure....Thanks so much for watching and joining in! - Chris

[@danmoreaux2778]

I totally get what David felt with the big elephant Tim. I did a whale watch it was breath taking. I was in awe of the whales.

[@wacawnowak8411]

For me super interesting talk. Tahnk you!!!

[@MastersofPhotography]

Very welcome ...thanks for your comment - Best regards Chris

[@PrimeMatt]

Excellent

[@wildpatagoniafilms16]

Big fan of this channel... big fan of Yarrow... where one can find his Master Class... ? Thank you!

[@HenryStradford]

2:49 Did you say 'fondlers'?

[@MastersofPhotography]

No... David said "fondness" - Chris

[@HenryStradford]

@@MastersofPhotography I know :D :D

[@gerardsambrana7460]

Le problème avec les photographes "vedettes", c'est qu'ils passent plus de temps à parler d'eux mêmes ou de leurs lubies qu'à nous parler de photo, et que leur préoccupation principale semble toujours d''assurer leur promotion que de transmettre un vrai savoir. Donc, entretien très très ennuyeux (bien que monté en "film d'aventure" !!).
Je réfère de loin les rencontres avec des photographes moins connus mais beaucoup plus interessants pour nous photographes amateurs..

[@johnkosterimages]

Too bad Yarrow has so little regard for the animals in Yellowstone National Park.