Thank you, Andy. You're a wonderful storyteller (and terrific photographer but that's rather assumed). I found that to be a moving and interesting look at a thick slice of your life. After a lifetime of suffering from anxiety, depression and having experienced a couple of meltdowns myself, I tip my hat to you for just being here. Here's to the New Year!
Were it not for photography I'm sure I'd never leave my apartment. This video resonates with me. And your delivery of the word "c**t" should be applauded. Such a beautifully offensive and totally underrated expletive. As a Londoner living in the US, that word has been my gift to my friends who use it willy nilly now. I continue to very much enjoy your content. All the best.
Dude. This is me. I was also born in the UK, had a meltdown, came to Australia, fast forward 15 years, diagnosed with autism probably adhd too. And photography has quite literally saved my life, more than once. Thanks for sharing. Seriously, huge 😊. 😊
Agree with some of the earlier comments. Great storytelling Andy and laughed out loud a couple of times. You're rapidly becoming one of my favourite You Tubers. I once had a boss who would fly off the handle about nothing. But I wouldn't take it. I always stood up to him. I knew he wouldn't sack me because nobody else could do my job.
You the man Andy. Great storyteller and a complete man. Great shaken not stirred photos from that dark time! Life ain't always easy. We all been there brother 🍻🍻🍻🍻
what a powerfull video and must of been hard to make i to suffer with similar difficltys and same as you're self the education system let me down i am now in my 40's and studding a masters degree in photography and really enjoying it however the goverment have let me down again by regecting my disability student alowence meaning i cant get the equpment i need to study however i also use photography to escape the reality of life i am hoping to pass this degree and become a music photogrepher getting paid to photograph artists and traveling the world perfect job id say
Cheers Ria. That does indeed sound like a brilliant job. It's easier to get your hustle on when you love something, so I'm sure you'll find a way to accomplish your dream. :)
Agreed, you don't realise the problem till you are out of the other side. Following 30 years in construction, I only realised I had been in the wrong job was when I retired !
What an awesome video Andy, thanks for being so open about your experience and how photography played such a huge part in your life. I especially love the descriptive word you used to describe your ex boss, i actually laughed out loud
Your ex-boss must have been quite the drama queen to put it mildly. He must have got the shock of his life when you exploded. I wonder who picked up what's left of your boss in the aftermath. 😊
So good Andy, loved this story and cracked up hearing about your boss... also what an awesome archive! Glad you got through it...
Thank-you kindly :)
Thank you, Andy. You're a wonderful storyteller (and terrific photographer but that's rather assumed). I found that to be a moving and interesting look at a thick slice of your life. After a lifetime of suffering from anxiety, depression and having experienced a couple of meltdowns myself, I tip my hat to you for just being here. Here's to the New Year!
Cheers Scott. Onwards and upwards. :)
Were it not for photography I'm sure I'd never leave my apartment. This video resonates with me. And your delivery of the word "c**t" should be applauded. Such a beautifully offensive and totally underrated expletive. As a Londoner living in the US, that word has been my gift to my friends who use it willy nilly now. I continue to very much enjoy your content. All the best.
Cheers Paul - appreciate the support :)
Dude. This is me. I was also born in the UK, had a meltdown, came to Australia, fast forward 15 years, diagnosed with autism probably adhd too. And photography has quite literally saved my life, more than once. Thanks for sharing. Seriously, huge 😊. 😊
No worries - and thank-you :)
Agree with some of the earlier comments. Great storytelling Andy and laughed out loud a couple of times. You're rapidly becoming one of my favourite You Tubers. I once had a boss who would fly off the handle about nothing. But I wouldn't take it. I always stood up to him. I knew he wouldn't sack me because nobody else could do my job.
Thanks mate. Just keeping it real :)
Fabulous story telling Andy, love your delivery and style - that's why I subscribe to the channel, regardless of the the topic :)
Thank you!
Cheers Peter :)
You the man Andy. Great storyteller and a complete man. Great shaken not stirred photos from that dark time! Life ain't always easy. We all been there brother 🍻🍻🍻🍻
I appreciate it - one foot in front of the other. :)
what a powerfull video and must of been hard to make i to suffer with similar difficltys and same as you're self the education system let me down i am now in my 40's and studding a masters degree in photography and really enjoying it however the goverment have let me down again by regecting my disability student alowence meaning i cant get the equpment i need to study however i also use photography to escape the reality of life i am hoping to pass this degree and become a music photogrepher getting paid to photograph artists and traveling the world perfect job id say
Cheers Ria. That does indeed sound like a brilliant job. It's easier to get your hustle on when you love something, so I'm sure you'll find a way to accomplish your dream. :)
Agreed, you don't realise the problem till you are out of the other side. Following 30 years in construction, I only realised I had been in the wrong job was when I retired !
Thanks mate - definitely the case for a lot of folks I think. :)
Thanks for your story, good to see you've come out the other end. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks Richard :)
Brilliant, loved this !
Thank-you :)
I understand what you are saying - just discovered your channell - subscribed. Pete
Thank-you - and welcome :)
What an awesome video Andy, thanks for being so open about your experience and how photography played such a huge part in your life. I especially love the descriptive word you used to describe your ex boss, i actually laughed out loud
Thank-you kindly. It was pretty much the only word that would do. :)
Ah, Hipstamatic. It’s still on my phone Andy. Happy New Year‼️
And to you, Markie :)
Your ex-boss must have been quite the drama queen to put it mildly. He must have got the shock of his life when you exploded. I wonder who picked up what's left of your boss in the aftermath. 😊
He wasn't there much longer than me as it turned out.
@@Andyhutchinson Looks like you did your ex-colleagues a great favour. Pity the folks though, at the place where to went to haunt next. 😊