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Good.

Awesome family photos!! Wish good luck to all of your beautiful family!!! :)

In fact, a good composition makes all the difference 🤌

For me, the macro lens enabled me to look at the world differently, and therefore open up a whole new world of photographic opportunities and see a whole new perspective denied to me previously

It got a beautiful classy cinematic feel to it. Well done brother. I also own this lens & loves everything about it.

Just finished watching your video again after a couple years. The photos are superb. The flowers show an incredible softness. They have amazing texture and color. I surely do agree that the Portraits are great as well. Great video!

if you are planning out each shot then that's not street or candid photography, candid photography by definition is spontaneous, you don't know what you're talking about

Came here thinking it would be a standard youtube lens review. Next thing I'm wiping tears from my eyes :D Beautiful.

The most wonderful thing about this video is of course your message to your daughter...

Can this lens be used on the Fujifilm XT 200? Please reply🙇🏻

Your wife is very pretty and very patient!

I like your style

In my 50 years of photographing things I thought I knew it all... well a lot of it at least. But this opened my eyes a bit. Thanks!

Truly inspirational video. I love his work. It’s almost like watching a movie. His pictures are juicy treats for my eyes. Thanks for sharing.

If someone picks up a trumpet and plays a bad note, it’s technically music but other musicians don’t validate it as good. Too much bad photography being validated because it’s “art”

Light talks, not Gear..

Hello, shooting macro i handhold my camera, focus manual and go forward an backward a little with the camera to get the focus. Focuspeaking turned on (red/high) somtimes i use a little fill in flash difussed. I never use a tripod. Kind regards.

Great video! Loved Amelia experiencing the ocean for the first time - nothing like imagining the world through a child’s eyes. We’ll have to catch up soon so you can tell me about the vacation. Glad you finally got some time off!

1:20 there is nothing special about this photo. It has been proven that the supposed shadow was actually dodged in place in the lab. This shadow did not exist in real life and the idea that he waited for the decisive moment is incorrect. I was totally disgusted when I found out. There was no decisive moment.

Fucking amazing ending witn the music and editing 😮❤

This lens doesn't have image stabilization, the lens is a fast prime lens, there are very few primes that have IS, most that do are longer focal lengths, if IS is important your best bet is a zoom lens as the IS feature is more prevalent.

The most provocative, thus helpful, review of the Fringer adapter on TH-cam!

I sold my first copy of this lens and bought one of the few 27mm lens when that lens was issued. I just bought a new 23mm f/2.0 this month. My reason was the point of view of the 23mm f/2.0 and the depth of field at 5.6 apt settling. I hope the lessons learned using the other lens I own will help with shooting this lens. I have the 16mm f/2.8 (to wide), 35 mm f/2.0 (to long), 27 mm f/2.8 (light weight, tack sharp,fast enough focusing but not the depth of field I want) the goldie locks lens of the bunch.

Amazing photo, video and music, they are all beautiful. God bless you and your lovely family. Greeting from Indonesia.

Beautiful sir,

Now that's photography,

Use manual focus it’s macro work.

No votes. Its boring homemade photos and videos. Sry

Hey LTAL i was wondering what your actually thoughts about using the 35 were in marrekech? did you feel the need to go wider? go tighter? was it just right

Amazing!

What a wonderful video, thank you.

Clear message filled with wisdom.

Is crop factor applied when using it? Is 24-75 becomes 30-100?

I have the 16/f2.8 and the 35/f2 and love them for their size and results. I think the 23/f2 would be a great addition, but I’m still on the fence. The haziness at f2 close up is an issue for me - not because I always shoot wide open or close up, but when I want to, I don’t want the lens to hinder my choice to do so. I respect both Omar’s and Gajan’s opinion on it, but I admit I’m in camp Omar… while people say it isn’t a macro, or “you’re not using the lens right” (lol), a lens has a minimal focal distance that - in my opinion, should be decently sharp at all stops. All of my other lenses are decently sharp wide open and at minimal focal distance - and I use three different systems with lots of lenses to choose from. Just my 2 cents…

Thank you for your insights.

it makes me happy to hear your words about street shots

Hi can you please give the name of the introducer explaining the hole video?

Very good fotos. Really enjoyed the video. May I ask if this are JPEGs out of camera and if so which film recipe you used? Thanks!

Soooo beautiful! It took me down my memory lane too.

When I was younger I saw his photos there, there was no citation of who it was. It was a few years until I learned who took those photos. Been a fan ever since. Sometimes when I question my shots regarding shadows and light I remember his work.

Hello, I like the video very much. I have an XT-3 and am looking for a lens with a longer focal length to photograph my 15-month-old son. He can already run very fast and my 35 1.4 often can't keep up with the AF. Would you say from your experience that the 56 1.2 has a fast enough AF for running children? Greetings Sebastian

Awesome footage - what an experience! My favorite photo is the one with the guy looking at all of the posters. Love the light contrast in that one, but so many other good ones. Thanks for sharing!

great photos

I haven't yet reproduced the problem that you and Omar describe. 23mm on APS-C is a great field of view for me. When I used to shoot 35mm film, I gravitated to 35mm. A little bit wider than what is considered a "normal" POV. I think it is because I like to see the action of a lens intervening on my subject. Have fun shooting your daughter, warning, they grow up fast.

Great video. As an aspiring photographer its so nice to hear someone talk about the humanity, and art in photography. Lately when I’ve been trying to learn something its been some bullshit version of a how to video to be “JuST LIke A pRofesional.” thank you for this wonderful video.

Fan ho's shots are awesome!!

Yes! You understand...

Great video - thanks for sharing. 👏

Hey, do you have any pictures of you when you were younger?