Hey Milnor, how’s it going? Glad to see you’re active on your channel. Interesting interview, I enjoy learning about new-to-me photographers and what they are about-nicely done!
Nice! I was both inspired and learned a couple of things on how I can integrate some of his methods into my passion. And like you said years ago "If you don't print, it doesn't count". Allan is a testament to that.
We definitely need more of this on RUclips. It's a perfect medium for this. One of my favourite TV shows use to be Inside The Actors Studio, this reminds me of that.
Really cool insight here, and Allan's prints are just absolutely gorgeous. The bit about following what you feel is honestly just sage advice for all things, not just photography, and its very reassuring to hear that from someone as seasoned as him. I hope I can make prints as well and beautiful as he does one day. Thanks for this interview, Dan 🙏
We all start somewhere. I've been at this a long time, but I learn things from Allan as well. And remember, practice, practice, practice. There is no substitute.
So inspiring. And I hate to be that guy… but which colour negative film is he using. His prints look amazing - no surprise he has stared as a printer. So inspiring - thank you for sharing 🧘
His photography is really wonderful. I’m curious to learn more about his technique; he’s shooting long exposures on film, with reflectors brought in and out, while at the same time firing a strobe multiple times??; how does he meter for that?? How does he know when to fire the strobe, and at what intensity? I would really love to know! Or is he just winging it? (And by “winging it” i don’t mean that in a pejorative way….an artist with 30 years of experience in the medium who is winging it, is very different than a newbie winging it.)
I will most likely get an x100VI, but keep with the Nikon as my main rig. My wife loves the X100 series and I've got future plans for bike/photography projects where the VI will be perfect. The Leica costs more than the entire trip I have planned. That is just too much.
Amazing profile of him and his work … wow 🤩
I always love to see and hear how the pro's do it. Mr. Jenkins work is beautiful. Thank you Dan for another informative story.
Glad you enjoyed.
Inspirational, educational and enjoyable. Thank you both! 🙏🙏🙏
I had the impression of being in the museum's back room, the artist's studio. Thank you
Such a cool space.
Like I always feel after watching your content, I am inspired.
The most intriguing accent. I am English but his accent, it's quite unique. Great example of Blurb's books.
Incredible photography! Great story.
These profiles are always very informative. The “interrogation” brought out the essence of the work.
He was easy...
Hey Milnor, how’s it going? Glad to see you’re active on your channel. Interesting interview, I enjoy learning about new-to-me photographers and what they are about-nicely done!
Thank you!
Nice! I was both inspired and learned a couple of things on how I can integrate some of his methods into my passion. And like you said years ago "If you don't print, it doesn't count". Allan is a testament to that.
His books and prints are so fantastic.
A fascinating look at Allan Jenkins and his lovely work. Thanks for making and sharing this film!
We definitely need more of this on RUclips. It's a perfect medium for this. One of my favourite TV shows use to be Inside The Actors Studio, this reminds me of that.
Love that show too.
Really fantastic artist. Wonderful addition to your docu series Uncle Dan!
Brilliant. More like this please.
Beautiful work and an insightful interview. Looking forward to seeing more of these types of videos.
That makes two of us…
What an interesting fellow he is. And beautiful work.
Your interrogation skills are top notch. You got him to sing like a bird.
These aren't the photographers you are looking for.
Great as always, thanks for this Daniel, a valuable insight into fine art.
Wow,fabulous work , great interview ,loved it
Cool video and superb images.The dedication!
Interesting fellow, beautiful work. Thanks for this.
Amazing work, thank you for sharing this Dan.
Informative and enjoyable, excellent.
Fabulous ....
An object and not an image, brilliant. The individual photos boxed up makes an excellent presentation of the objects.
You will often hear collectors say the same thing.
Wow
Thanks for the introduction to this artists work Daniel
Excellent interview - what a brilliant photographer….thanks for the insight
Really cool insight here, and Allan's prints are just absolutely gorgeous. The bit about following what you feel is honestly just sage advice for all things, not just photography, and its very reassuring to hear that from someone as seasoned as him. I hope I can make prints as well and beautiful as he does one day. Thanks for this interview, Dan 🙏
We all start somewhere. I've been at this a long time, but I learn things from Allan as well. And remember, practice, practice, practice. There is no substitute.
Thank you uncle danni
So inspiring.
And I hate to be that guy… but which colour negative film is he using. His prints look amazing - no surprise he has stared as a printer. So inspiring - thank you for sharing 🧘
Might be transparency.
@@DANIELMILNOR505that would be even more interesting (if he can source transparency in 10x8)!
His photography is really wonderful. I’m curious to learn more about his technique; he’s shooting long exposures on film, with reflectors brought in and out, while at the same time firing a strobe multiple times??; how does he meter for that?? How does he know when to fire the strobe, and at what intensity? I would really love to know! Or is he just winging it? (And by “winging it” i don’t mean that in a pejorative way….an artist with 30 years of experience in the medium who is winging it, is very different than a newbie winging it.)
Not entirely sure. Hopefully, he will see these comments. Maybe a follow up interview….
@@DANIELMILNOR505 That would be awesome! Very grateful for you, señor Dan! You’re a bright light in the cesspool that is social media.
Hi Dan. You don’t need a Leica Q3 43mm. But to hell with it.
I will most likely get an x100VI, but keep with the Nikon as my main rig. My wife loves the X100 series and I've got future plans for bike/photography projects where the VI will be perfect. The Leica costs more than the entire trip I have planned. That is just too much.
@@DANIELMILNOR505 that amount hurts absolutely. I had the X100 and went to the XT4 because I’m a left eye dominant guy
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