Great video guys. Ron, I just came over from Tim’s channel and subscribed. A lot of what you said really resonated with me, so looking forward to your videos.
My suggestion is stay the course with your channels and the content! The formula-matic (photography) channels with 200,000 or 500,000 or 1 million subscribers are mostly in decline. I've noticed the stats on a lot of those channels, getting only 2,000-7,000 views per video. So people subscribed to them at one time, then ditched on watching them... Interesting in-transit conversation(s) and thanks for the channel mention!
Great conversation! I agree a lot times mistake or not the first introduction is the best! Tim as far as people watching your photography channel or either of you for thot matter, if you connect with one subscriber-watcher and you make their day then you have made a difference. You both have done that for me! Keep up the great content on all your channels!
The channel mentioned in the video sounded interesting and wasn’t linked in the description so I hunted for it. It is called Folk Art And Camera. Link: www.youtube.com/@folkartandcamera
I am sorry. I posted the video in a hurry and forgot to put the links in description. I have modified the description and have those links in there. I am glad tho you were interested enough to seek out Folk Art and Camera Channel.
I have never been much of a fan of “live” videos. They always seem chaotic and or discombobulated and I lose interest rapidly so I just choose to avoid them. If the main objective in your video is to sell me something or enlighten me on some secret for success, then I can promise you I will either click off quickly or not click on at all. I have zero interest in product review videos of something that I will surely never purchase, so those won’t get watched. I like videos about places to take photography and how to find them and maybe your thoughts on capture decisions. I could “not” care less about what gear you use unless your goal is to bad mouth or diminish other brands, then I will more than likely unsubscribe. I prefer photography channels that focus on “photography”. If I want to watch videos on editing, then I will choose a channel that focusses on that. I will watch some that cover both if the subject is of interest to me. I prefer videos without music because I feel it competes with the video. Poor audio is less tolerated than poor video. My two cents
What a fun conversation! Had a great time with you out and about. We didn't get a lot of pictures, but we sure had a lot of fun!
Great video guys. Ron, I just came over from Tim’s channel and subscribed. A lot of what you said really resonated with me, so looking forward to your videos.
Thanks for coming on board.
My suggestion is stay the course with your channels and the content! The formula-matic (photography) channels with 200,000 or 500,000 or 1 million subscribers are mostly in decline. I've noticed the stats on a lot of those channels, getting only 2,000-7,000 views per video. So people subscribed to them at one time, then ditched on watching them...
Interesting in-transit conversation(s) and thanks for the channel mention!
@@folkartandcamera I am glad they mentioned your channel! I just subscribed to it! Looking forward to viewing your videos. I hope you get to 1k soon!
I meant what I said in my video. I really like watching your video's and your laid back style. Keep it that way.
Enjoyed being a fly on your windshield and watching your discussion as you were driving to your location.
Glad you enjoyed it! It was a fun spontaneous video we decided to do.
Good morning Ron and Tim. Have fun 🎉
Hi Pam
I enjoyed listening to this conversation. Thanks guys.
Thanks Phil. Intellectual stimulation
Great conversation! I agree a lot times mistake or not the first introduction is the best! Tim as far as people watching your photography channel or either of you for thot matter, if you connect with one subscriber-watcher and you make their day then you have made a difference. You both have done that for me! Keep up the great content on all your channels!
Thanks.
The channel mentioned in the video sounded interesting and wasn’t linked in the description so I hunted for it. It is called Folk Art And Camera. Link: www.youtube.com/@folkartandcamera
I am sorry. I posted the video in a hurry and forgot to put the links in description. I have modified the description and have those links in there. I am glad tho you were interested enough to seek out Folk Art and Camera Channel.
I have never been much of a fan of “live” videos. They always seem chaotic and or discombobulated and I lose interest rapidly so I just choose to avoid them. If the main objective in your video is to sell me something or enlighten me on some secret for success, then I can promise you I will either click off quickly or not click on at all. I have zero interest in product review videos of something that I will surely never purchase, so those won’t get watched. I like videos about places to take photography and how to find them and maybe your thoughts on capture decisions. I could “not” care less about what gear you use unless your goal is to bad mouth or diminish other brands, then I will more than likely unsubscribe. I prefer photography channels that focus on “photography”. If I want to watch videos on editing, then I will choose a channel that focusses on that. I will watch some that cover both if the subject is of interest to me. I prefer videos without music because I feel it competes with the video. Poor audio is less tolerated than poor video. My two cents
Great comment. Thank you.