THIS was really fun to watch. Thank you for your ideas. I like that you worked find the scenes. I loved the "straight up" shot sequence too. Very eye catching. You really gave me lots to think about. Glad I follow you.
that spot @1:45 always looks so cool but it's hard to frame and i've never managed to get anything out of it. you're getting better at this for sure, keep it up and keep talking about process please!
very nice videos! I like this one in particular. Especially that you also show the shots you discarded. Most photographers on youtube make a long video only showing the 5 pictures they actually ended up keeping. But I like your approach a lot more. Also makes this whole process so much more relatable and easy to follow your thought process.
@@orkwurm Thank you so much! 😊 I'm glad you found it relatable. Showing the full process, including the discarded shots, is something I think adds value, so it’s great to know it resonates with you. I’ll definitely keep that in mind for future videos.
I like how you are sharing your process and discuss each photo.
This was very interesting to watch!
THIS was really fun to watch. Thank you for your ideas. I like that you worked find the scenes. I loved the "straight up" shot sequence too. Very eye catching. You really gave me lots to think about. Glad I follow you.
Thanks so much for the kind words! It means a lot 🙏
Thank your your sharing, it is very useful to me for taking street photography.
Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful! 🙂↕️
that spot @1:45 always looks so cool but it's hard to frame and i've never managed to get anything out of it. you're getting better at this for sure, keep it up and keep talking about process please!
Is it a spot that you're familiar with? I've never walked past here so it was cool to see! Thanks so much, and yes, will do! :)
very nice videos! I like this one in particular. Especially that you also show the shots you discarded. Most photographers on youtube make a long video only showing the 5 pictures they actually ended up keeping. But I like your approach a lot more. Also makes this whole process so much more relatable and easy to follow your thought process.
@@orkwurm Thank you so much! 😊 I'm glad you found it relatable. Showing the full process, including the discarded shots, is something I think adds value, so it’s great to know it resonates with you. I’ll definitely keep that in mind for future videos.
I love minimalist photography. At least I don’t have to get closer to people. Nice shots.
@@TeeNorbu ha! Yeah, being in a narrow street is kinda like being close to people but with the street as a barrier.
Very cool perspective, love the red ute shot 🔥🚒
do you happen to plan your photography projects in Milanote?
Haha, yes! Very loosely