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Gil Kreslavsky
Israel
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2018
For more than a decade I've traveled and photographed.
This channel is my way of sharing the acquired experience with you.
I will give you a true behind-the-scenes view of travel photography and all it involves.
My tips here are practical, they come from real-life scenarios, and by following me on my daily shootings you will be able to get into a travel photographer's head.
Hope you enjoy the ride.
More of my work on www.kreslavsky.com or Instagram:gilkreslavsky
This channel is my way of sharing the acquired experience with you.
I will give you a true behind-the-scenes view of travel photography and all it involves.
My tips here are practical, they come from real-life scenarios, and by following me on my daily shootings you will be able to get into a travel photographer's head.
Hope you enjoy the ride.
More of my work on www.kreslavsky.com or Instagram:gilkreslavsky
The Hero Concept in Photography Composition
If our photography has a storytelling component in it, we can take advantage of the Hero Concept.
“The Hero Concept” helps you to direct the viewer’s attention to a particular person or object that is driving the narrative of your photograph.
You can read the article if watching isn't your thing : www.kreslavsky.com/the-power-of-hero-in-photography-composition/
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PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS:
www.kreslavsky.com/photography-workshops/
EDUCATION:
www.kreslavsky.com/photography-education/
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FIND ME ON.
Instagram :gilkreslavsky
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CONTACT ME ON:
Email: gilkreslavsky@gmail.com
Web: www.kreslavsky.com
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“The Hero Concept” helps you to direct the viewer’s attention to a particular person or object that is driving the narrative of your photograph.
You can read the article if watching isn't your thing : www.kreslavsky.com/the-power-of-hero-in-photography-composition/
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PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS:
www.kreslavsky.com/photography-workshops/
EDUCATION:
www.kreslavsky.com/photography-education/
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FIND ME ON.
Instagram :gilkreslavsky
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CONTACT ME ON:
Email: gilkreslavsky@gmail.com
Web: www.kreslavsky.com
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Ho Chi Minh - Street Photography POV with the Fujifilm X100V
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POV photography session, this time on the streets of Saigon (HoChiMinh) Vietnam. We will visit 2 markets in District 5, I hope you like it.. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v (Not sponsored by Fujifilm) COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
12min Flash Street Photography POV - With the Fujifilm x100v
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A 12-minute Photowalk in the old part of Delhi (Sadar Bazar area). In this video, I will show you how to use an external flash in the daytime, using extra light on a sunny day is very helpful to give some extra attention to your subject. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
Light and shadows - POV with Fujifilm X100V
มุมมอง 5K2 ปีที่แล้ว
A 16-minute walk in the old part of Delhi (Jama Masjid area). In this video, I will show you how I work with the morning light in my street photography. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
Varanasi - Street photography POV
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In this video, I will show you my way of photographing in Varanasi. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v EOS-R COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
Varanasi with the Fujifilm x100v - POV
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In this video, I will show and explain some of my ways of photographing in Varanasi. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
25min Street Photography POV - Using the Fujifilm x100V
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In this video, I will show you the Howrah bridge area where we will do some morning street photography. CAMERA USED: Fujifilm x100v COME SAY HI: ▹ Instagram: gilkreslavsky ▹ Website: kreslavsky.com
Hi, greetings from UK. I loved your photos! Just the inspiration I need. I'm travelling to India next month, for 6 weeks. I'll spend a month in Rishikesh and ten days in Varanasi. I have spent a lot of time travelling India on many occasions, though only once to Varanasi, 22 years ago. I had a cheap Canon digital camera, point and shoot. With a 32 megabyte SD card. It would be full quite quickly, than I had to find a shop that would copy the photos on to a compact disc, so I could erase the SD card and take more photos. Those were the days! Unfortunately I accidently erased most of the pics I took in Varanasi before I burned them on to a CD. That sucked. But it will not happen again! This time I have a Canon 5D IV, a 35mm f/2.0 IS USM lens, and a Sigma 24-105mm art lens. And two 256GB ultra SD cards plus 1TB SSD to back them up. And a Gopro Hero 12. These are the days! There is no country in the world as photogenic as India, and no city as photogenic as Varanasi. I hope when I am there I can take some pictures half as good as yours. I can't wait to try! I have booked a room close to Dasaswamedh Ghat. From 20th to 30th October. If you happen to be in Varanasi, give me a shout, we can meet for a chai.
Greetings . You seem much better prepared this time and wish you are able to capture many nice photograph . Unfortunately I will not be in India during the time of your visit . But I’m sure you wouldn’t get bored . It is impossible in Varanasi.
You are not sad you need to a camera 📸
Love your photograph sir 😍
Many thank
❤
Very capacitive way of explanation, thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
More of these videos!
In process
i am really happy to see actually genuine street photographer making yt videos unlike most youtubers who basically very low knowledge of street photography. nice work brother
Thank you Sammy
The examples are great, thanks!
Thank you!
great
Cheers up sir❤
Wonderfully explained! This channel deserves WAY more subscribers.
Thank you! Very kind of you
Super nervous doing these talking head videos. I had so much more to say. I hope with time I will be able to present the information clearer. I have a written version of the video in my blog: Check the description, if you want to understand the concept clearer.
You did great! Crisp and clear.
Trust yourself. You are doing great. You can be very proud of yourself and your work. Keep it up
Beautifully presented.
Does anyone know a photographer who can help shoot portraits and do a photo shoot in Varanasi!?
I would search for “photoshoot” or “portrait” not street photography, the chances to find someone will be higher.
Nice photos, bro!
Thank you! 🍻
😍
Impressive
Hi What type of AF mode are you using here? back button focus? nice video like always!
Just normal AF , single point in one shot or continuous mode . Depends on the situation
Can you do it with internal flash of x100v
You can , but it doesn’t have enough power. Also often you will want to bring the flash from another angle.
Sir I'm on my way to varanasi, i loved your color choice ,could you share some technically description of the pics
Hey buddy . First Varanassi has special light it does cast these warm colors in to the frame . The second is that my photos are edited from raw files , which means that it’s less about in camera settings more about lighting.
What lens you are using??
I used two cameras here x100v which has 35mm equivalent lens and EOSR with 24-105mm
Nice video. How many shots do you manage to get on a single x100v battery usually ?
I think 400-500 , it has been a while .
Non sense photography
Which film simulation did you use?
I shoot raw
@@GilKreslavsky But didn't you apply a sim in Capture One or how did you get there? Looks very like the Fuji Film Sim look (like Classic Chrome) with its desaturated colors. Amazing and inspiring video by the way! :)
Great video. In a situation like that are you not tempted to shoot some portraits as well as the wonderful overall scenes? Keep up the great content 👍📷
I used to shoot more portraits few years back . Today I find less challenge in it , I’m fascinated by whole scene rather than just persons face! With that said , Kolkata and India in general are paradise for portrait photographers!
Nice video mate , I'm headed to Delhi soonish and will wander around the same areas. Am I gathering your set on Manual or Aperture priority? I've always shot on A but that lighting look tricky. Thanks 👍📷
I would use manual mode with light metered to the highlights. Enjoy Delhi.
what is your setup for pov filming?
GoPro + Mod on the chest and Rode wireless system
Definitely RAW. Your commentary adds so much context. So many videos are ruined by annoying music.
Thank you . Try to bring some value
@@GilKreslavsky And you do it very effectively. Keep up the good work!
Incredible colors and composition. Any film simulations used?
I usually edit the raw files
Beautiful work my friend
Thank you !
Really peaceful to watch brother keep it up
Thank you !
Гиль привет! Как дела? Ты вот сейчас стал художником в полном смысле,те от слова абсолютно. Я периодически просматриваю твои фотографии и поскольку сейчас пишу акрилом,но естественно копии и видимо не совсем плохие-я не продаю, а пожертвовал первый раз и все за неделю унесли,второй раз 15 работ я оценил у шамая и официально оформил на баланс (в махоне ). Я рисую уже лет восемь и научился работать с красками. Я долго думал, что мне выбрать для личного творчества и,наконец однажды вечером на море решил рисовать небо тк основной темой пока никто не делал и даже придумал название этого-скай пейтинг. Я не жлоб,Гиль.И ,поскольку в последнее время пообщался со с специалистом,тк есть время-у меня четыре года маленький эсэк,то теперь я знаю, что и мной манипулируют всю жизнь. Я сейчас убрал сайт и страницу в ФБ и завел новую Евгений Брандер (это фамилия пробабушки те не менял а у орех дина оформил использоние не для финансов) я не прошу тебя, но если ты хочешь , то зайди в личку и я могу дать тебе свой виртуальный номер в Вотсап бизнес, который только для личного пользования и с моим ишуром. Всего доброго Женя
Nice work Gil. I myself is still using the x100s. Love your pov.
For most situations the older x100 are good enough ! Excellent cameras .
Very beautiful pics. I liked the simplicity with which you displayed your work. No fancy music, no verbal lectures, no knowledge boasting.। Beautiful. I love my India.
Thank you ! I’m happy you liked 💛🙏
Divine ❤️
🙏
So inspiring & informative. Can’t wait to see more videos from you.
Happy I helped 😀
You're positivity is beautiful ❤️!! Do not waste another day > *promosm*!
Thank you 🙏
Great work! Have you tried ricoh griii before? Some say it has better iq than x100v?
Yes I had . IQ is better but the overall product is inferior. I had issues with it shutting down in critical moments . An the dust on the sensor is something they have famed
Love from Kolkata..great photoshoots
Love back 💛
Sir plz 🙏 meak video shoot with your Camera 📸
Sorry buddy . I don’t use the camera for video. I’m not camera reviewer.
This is really great value Gil! Thanks for sharing. As you shoot all i can think is how hard it is to try and capture a great image in such a intense place. So much is happening! But also looks like a lot of fun!
You are right . A lot is happening and I’m for sure missing things . But days like that one make me happy . Intense but with good results .
@@GilKreslavsky yes, that's the best feeling! its always better to have too much than too little
Hello do you click potrait photos
I do , you can check my Instagram. Have some there
How this camera for video
Never used it for video
It is interesting to hear you thinking.
As much as I could express . 😁
Great shots!🔥🔥
Thank you 🙏
What a great location!
Indeed
Post here for any questions.
The words popped around but I think you get the meaning
Nice that and nice to follow you around you are back. Your way of working the scene is good inspiration, Thanks
Thank you ! Glad I helped.
great video ! How do you quickly change your settings in shadows or lights, do you only change your f level manually as you like?
I just measured what aperture will give me correct exposure in the shadows and the lights. So it was around f9 in the highlights and f4 in the shadows . Than I could quickly change without measuring again.
@@GilKreslavskywould you do this going into auto first, then checking the shadows/highlights?