Musical Wildlife - A Photography Project with Paul Kober

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025

Комментарии • 23

  • @BHFWaterloo
    @BHFWaterloo Год назад +1

    Amazing video. What patience! He is a true photographer and an inspiration to the craft! Thanks for making this video and for sharing! It shows that photography can be more than just traveling and shooting which is still great and spontaneous but that one can help stage a shot that may or may not happen because of the
    unpredictability of nature. By the way I am truly impressed when people like you who love what they do and take the time to put together videos that are entertaining, informative and are great teaching aids and are free for us. Thanks again for all your hard work. Really!

  • @andyv6127
    @andyv6127 Год назад +1

    Interesting how passion, perseverance, dedication, time, willingness to learn, can get amazing results. Great!

    • @BehindTheShot
      @BehindTheShot  Год назад

      Yeah, way more patience than I have, hahaha. Thanks for watching, Andy.

  • @DuronStudio
    @DuronStudio Год назад +1

    Great interview love your RUclips channel! 👏👏👏

  • @LeeLong
    @LeeLong 11 месяцев назад +1

    Another great video. What patience!
    I love your very deliberate interviewing style.

    • @BehindTheShot
      @BehindTheShot  11 месяцев назад

      Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

  • @Frank19747
    @Frank19747 Год назад +1

    Great episode Steve.

    • @BehindTheShot
      @BehindTheShot  Год назад

      Thanks, as always, Frank. So happy you liked it.

  • @sookephotographyadventures
    @sookephotographyadventures Год назад +1

    Paul is another great guest (and photographer, of course)! Your guests always have me wanting to try something new, Steve. I just don’t know if I’d have the patience that this requires!

    • @BehindTheShot
      @BehindTheShot  Год назад

      I definitely don’t have enough patience. Thanks, as always, for watching.

  • @mariosupnet
    @mariosupnet Год назад +1

    Love this shot! Thanks for the discussion behind it. Nice little tribute at the end for Terrell. Got to interact with him a few times on the critique show. Gonna miss his humor and comebacks.

    • @BehindTheShot
      @BehindTheShot  Год назад +1

      Thanks, as always man. I need to plan to have free time when I’m in Vegas to grab a drink. Feels like every trip these days is a quick turnaround.
      Glad you enjoyed this, Mario. And yeah, Terrell was one of the very good ones. Miss him.

    • @mariosupnet
      @mariosupnet Год назад +1

      @@BehindTheShot You bet! Just let me know if you have some free time. I still got that MagMod for you too!

    • @BehindTheShot
      @BehindTheShot  Год назад +1

      Will do. We were just there for one day a week ago. I don't remember the MagMod bit. Email me?

  • @ThomasParis
    @ThomasParis Год назад +1

    I don't have much time for podcasts and youtube any more and your videos are a bit on the long side. But boy are they worth the time!
    Big thanks to Paul as well. It was fascinating listening to the description of everything that went into making these. And they're fun photos to look at too!
    Again, thank you both for another great watch.

    • @BehindTheShot
      @BehindTheShot  Год назад +1

      Thanks, as always, Thomas! Appreciate you taking the time (and yeah, I go too long).

    • @ThomasParis
      @ThomasParis Год назад +1

      @@BehindTheShot Sorry, I didn't mean to imply you were too long. It's just long for the time I've got. But what it really means is I must find a way to make more time for this.

    • @BehindTheShot
      @BehindTheShot  Год назад +1

      @ThomasParis I knew that man, hahaha, but thanks for clarifying. I get it. Life can be busy.

  • @mmellinger77
    @mmellinger77 Год назад +1

    Really enjoyed this show! I always assumed, obviously incorrectly, that setting up a diffuser for the sunlight would bother the birds. So much to learn!

    • @BehindTheShot
      @BehindTheShot  Год назад +1

      Yeah, his setup was I nice surprise. Thanks for watching!

  • @johnjuby6184
    @johnjuby6184 Год назад +1

    I was a saxaphonist and now my axe is a camera. "Singing the Blues" is mind blowing. I'm on my way to Paul's website.