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I use this camera with 2 basic lenses for product photography and vlogging. Honestly it's such an old faithful! This video inspired me to practice shooting more instead of getting the mirrorless version I've been eyeing. 😅

Shoutout to the algorithm! Amazing work man!

Great one!

I've been photographing on/off for the last 20 years (damn saying that makes me feel so old lol). For the last 7-8 years I've been doing almost 100% film stuff only but this week I got such a good deal on a (barely) used Canon 90D that I couldn't pass it up. And I must admit I fell in love with the thing and I've been having so much fun rediscovering digital photography again. Just found your channel and this felt like the same kind of breath of fresh air, so I subscribed!

Thanks for taking us along. I noticed you doing something I do that makes me crazy.....pulling up your shirt collar to keep the camera strap off of my neck! LOL! Loved that shot of the girl standing on whatever that was! Cool shot!!

Very good advice that I desperately needed. I will try shooting at 50mm or 85mm equivalent more. Also what was the Roman Fox video you were referring to about shifting your expectations?

Need an editing tutorial!!!! 👀

The edits on these pictures are just 😮‍💨 . Definitely HUGE improvement and overall quality. Love the videos and images as always 👊

Jared, it is already appreciable you shoot with a Canon Rebel these times of hypes of new cameras. I appreciate your channel and your attitude, you look a nice guy. You have a beer (or coffee) paid anytime you come here in Mexico.

Just wanted to say that your street photography images have improved a lot. I really enjoyed this video and seeing that your subscribers numbers are continuing to grow. Howdy again from Texas.

Thanks a lot bro! lot info but very good info =). Im just in 0% but this camera still good to begin. Videos in HD its good and want to do both. 😎

All bits crossed for July dates for you, I went home the day before this & was staying just around the corner at the Westin, gutted I missed the experience even though it was cloudy both evenings

Hi Jared.. I was trying to see what camera you were using to take the photos? Best Duane

You did an AMAZING job! I have a few cameras. Some of my cameras are thousands and some of on this level. My everyday carry camera is a EOS M3 by Canon, which is very close to the camera you highlighted. I agree with everything you said. Cameras like these produce amazing results, if you know how to create them. And you have to learn how to create them to get your money’s worth out of the newer and more expensive cameras. So you are completely right. These are the perfect cameras to start with.

You want small town? come to Australia.

I shot with my first camera Canon T7i between 2018-2022 before switching to mirrorless Canon R6.

What software on your computer would you use to edit photos

Great topic, great job here. Love your thoughtful images! Such an important point of view…there are so many big city shooters…all looking for odd people, strange signs…cheap shots many times…like shooting fish in a barrel with spray shooting. Slowing down to look has great value and you’re right, it’s all documenting life. Keep up the good work!

Is this gimbal support live streaming ?

Really enjoyed your video. A refreshing change from the fast paced ones shooting in London and New York etc. We all need to slow down and observe our local environment. If we look closely there are photo opportunities everywhere

That lens and camera makes a great combo! Great photos too man.

Good on u, keep it up

I couldn’t watch your video. It was too jumpy. The video was making me dizzy. Please get stabilization for your video. I didn’t make it to your photographs. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

Thanks from Zgierz in Poland :)

Little tip for the L35AF if you want to be more stealthy on the street and not make so much noise - hold onto the shutter release button after taking your shot and don't let go until you are out of earshot of your subject.

Great vlog, but have to pull you up on "coffee" all those stunning coffee places and you choose starbucks, you bad man! I'm just home after 6 days in NYC was gutted the FlatIron is still covered :(

Living the moment! Good on you. My fave is easily your opening shot of the woman with the stylish hat. (Also, call me crazy, but I love your small town captures in your previous “home town” videos.) Great channel. Keep on shooting! (My wife and I really love visiting New York.)

12:16 there is NO WAY that was not a sound effect!!! 😂 it sounded so good!!!

Hi Jared I enjoyed your video! I think the advantage of shooting in a large city is the many opportunities. I wonder what camera you were using? Thanks Duane

Out of interest . . How much was the Pizza slice. Looked awesome Loving your videos and style makes me wanna come back to NY

I just love your content! And, oh man, do I miss NYC.

Looks like such a fun day! :)

Thats my old turf. Area changed a lot. Hes missing out on some good spots

Good video mate👊🏼🇬🇧

"What makes my town the town that it is?" Now that is an exceptional question.

And that is okay. Plenty of people have told me "No." I simply respect that and ask someone else. People appear to appreciate you asking, and some will consent. Continue to enjoy your street photography.

So good to have had you as inspiration to start shooting. Really good mindset about photography in general. I’m here for all your content, keep rocking!

Hi Jared, you’ve talked about going out as often as possible to shoot to get that one shot that we want. But you also said that you struggled with your photography because you were taking too many shots and you weren’t connecting with your shots. Then my question is how do we keep the balance? How do we make sure that we have meaning behind our photos? In the context of street photography, should we try to learn about where we live and first connect with that so that we can feel comfortable with our photos? Thanks for the video!

Jared, thank you for your inspiration! Great video!

Jared... A very great teaching photography video!! The many things you said, I have also said the same thing for years!!! I have enjoyed photography for 40 plus years but I am enjoying photography more!! Whether I'm using my cell phone or my 23 year old Kodak Easy Share with a 37mm lens and is a 2 megapixel camra. In 2022 I was diagnosed with prostate cancer and had treatments in early 2023 and recently am in remission. But I have found myself wanting and needing to go out to take photos as a release. Again, a great video!! Best of luck in your photography journey!! Best, Duane

Really insightful, Jared. I like the direction you’re taking your channel in - really unique and much deeper than many others.

I don’t consider myself a street photographer but this video and your philosophy on getting out there and being present rings so true to me. Thank you for creating this video and sharing your thoughts! ⚡️

Jared, your videos offer so much personal information without coming off as being pretentious, or boring. It’s your calm demeanor explaining your philosophy of why, how, & when you shoot rather than that of being like a dry video of camera settings instructional video. Don’t get me wrong knowing the functions of one’s equipment is pretty important especially when shooting street. But when hearing to how you approach taking your photos inspires me to get get out to shoot more. Do you have plans to put more of your photos into your videos?

Hi all! If you enjoyed this video, I made another one in a similar style about making photos in small towns instead of a city atmosphere, talking about this same topic and more. Life is happening anywhere, so we can document wherever we are. Check it out here if you're interested 🙏 th-cam.com/video/qXgKO7l2V6Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RytyciM4xw20QXbk

"Luck favors the prepared" is the old quote. There is good emotion in your images. Well done! You are fortunate to have NY streets for shooting. Take care, and have fun, Loren

Beautiful video! So applicable to photos and life! 🙏

I just got a canon r50 I’m walking around nyc all the time taking pics. I thought I might as well get a camera and start a new hobby

Nice video, Jared. The calmness you find in the midst of a busy city is refreshing!

Let's go Jared! Congrats on 3k and here's to 10k by the end of the year 🥂 keep rocking!