I seriously love Ryan more and more each episode. To hear the type of passion in his voice is just remarkable. And I find it almost rare to see someone put themselves out like that in a series, even if it is just on TH-cam and their website. Gosh, I wish I could meet this amazing guy! Such an inspiration to me and so many other amateur and professional photographers out there. Thanks for keeping it real, man.
I love how this is different from all these other photoshoot videos that just have obnoxious music and fast cuts but never really show anything. It's refreshing to hear the photographers sit down and express what they are thinking and going through before, during, and after the shoot. I'm glad I'm not the only one experiencing those things. They also put other things into perspective that I didn't think about before.
This was so honest and raw and pure and inspiring and one of the best episodes I've seen to date. Thank you Ryan for being so revealing. You are an incredible awe inspiring photographer and I hope to meet you one day to thank you in person for pushing everyone who watches you, beyond their creative comfort zone.
I'm commenting on this a year later only because I've been binge watching this show all over again. If this is read by Tia or Tanja or Ryan by any chance, you guys are inspiring to no ends, this episode seriously makes me cry every time and reminds me of why photography is so important. So thank you for doing what you do.
I never and I mean never leave comments but after seeing this beautiful video I had to say something. This video has captured the intimacy photography brings to many photographers such as myself. It is awesome to see and refreshing because we artist are very vulnerable beings. We expose our souls to the world through our expression which leaves an open door to be judged. Our art is many of our therapy and it is so beautiful to see the passion and purety in such beings being displayed for us who are alike to not feel alone. Absolutely beautiful I don't think I can say it enough. Thank you for sharing your vulnerabilities with us.
This is hands down the most honest and open TV show I've ever seen in my life - and it's one of the best. The emotional impact of this episode is testament to its brilliance.
Wow, thank you so much Ryan for acknowledging your vulnerabilities. I really look up to photographers like you and hold you at rock star status, so it's great to hear that you are only human too, and are experiencing the same personal challenges that we do :)
I looooove the show, excellent inspiration, and has a great natural 'down to earth' feel like everyone is super friendly, easy to approach and there is no aloofness at all of course. Just wondering where episode 13 is?
I think is really cool how we got some introspection into Ryan´s, Tia´s and Tanja´s background and/or personal life. It´s a shame they edited out on Tia´s fobia but all and all a great episode. So bummed out Tanja´s married. I was just going to take a plane to ask her for drinks :D Really an awesome series! Love you guys! Cheers from Argentina!
Ryans monologue is outstanding... Guys what's wrong with you in this episode? I feel so deep anguish in your voices... Sometimes i feel Tanja is about to cry, ugh? I love you, guys. Hugs from Russia.
Tia... someone is a liar here! On one of the previous episode Tia said that she has no clue what an f-stop is and she was using a point&shoot camera because of that and she had no fear od shooting... In this episode she said that she was a photographer for 6 years and for some unknown reason she has a camera phobia now... I think they were making stuff up just to make the show more interesting. I hate when producers pull cheap tricks just to get their ratings up.
First I'd like to say I'm a huge fan of the framed show, but this episode was edited very weird. I got it was about being an artist and the process of growing but the editing was horrible. The stylist did not have to shoot if she didn't want to, no one was pulling her arm, to just start having a moment like that with actual tears in front of models is ridiculous, its a camera not a bomb. Your a stylist a great one at that, stick to styling photographing is not for you.
Tanja... wedding photographer is a craftsman not an artist, and putting your hands on a model and pushing them around like Tanja does is not very professional.
I seriously love Ryan more and more each episode. To hear the type of passion in his voice is just remarkable. And I find it almost rare to see someone put themselves out like that in a series, even if it is just on TH-cam and their website. Gosh, I wish I could meet this amazing guy! Such an inspiration to me and so many other amateur and professional photographers out there. Thanks for keeping it real, man.
I love how this is different from all these other photoshoot videos that just have obnoxious music and fast cuts but never really show anything. It's refreshing to hear the photographers sit down and express what they are thinking and going through before, during, and after the shoot. I'm glad I'm not the only one experiencing those things. They also put other things into perspective that I didn't think about before.
This was so honest and raw and pure and inspiring and one of the best episodes I've seen to date. Thank you Ryan for being so revealing. You are an incredible awe inspiring photographer and I hope to meet you one day to thank you in person for pushing everyone who watches you, beyond their creative comfort zone.
I'm commenting on this a year later only because I've been binge watching this show all over again. If this is read by Tia or Tanja or Ryan by any chance, you guys are inspiring to no ends, this episode seriously makes me cry every time and reminds me of why photography is so important. So thank you for doing what you do.
best photography show ever!!!!!!!!!!! Ryan's speech was awesome!!
I never and I mean never leave comments but after seeing this beautiful video I had to say something. This video has captured the intimacy photography brings to many photographers such as myself. It is awesome to see and refreshing because we artist are very vulnerable beings. We expose our souls to the world through our expression which leaves an open door to be judged. Our art is many of our therapy and it is so beautiful to see the passion and purety in such beings being displayed for us who are alike to not feel alone. Absolutely beautiful I don't think I can say it enough. Thank you for sharing your vulnerabilities with us.
This is hands down the most honest and open TV show I've ever seen in my life - and it's one of the best. The emotional impact of this episode is testament to its brilliance.
You are so inspiring guys. I hope to see more of your videos.
Such a Beautiful episode in every way.
Love this show and every episode, but this one was at Another level. Amazing
Sara Byrne is an amazing photographer herself by the way!
Wow, thank you so much Ryan for acknowledging your vulnerabilities. I really look up to photographers like you and hold you at rock star status, so it's great to hear that you are only human too, and are experiencing the same personal challenges that we do :)
Framed needs to do more with them!! I've seen almost all of their episodes they are great together! And their work is amazing
lovelovelove this series...
You guys 💗 thank you 😊
I looooove the show, excellent inspiration, and has a great natural 'down to earth' feel like everyone is super friendly, easy to approach and there is no aloofness at all of course. Just wondering where episode 13 is?
I think is really cool how we got some introspection into Ryan´s, Tia´s and Tanja´s background and/or personal life. It´s a shame they edited out on Tia´s fobia but all and all a great episode. So bummed out Tanja´s married. I was just going to take a plane to ask her for drinks :D
Really an awesome series!
Love you guys! Cheers from Argentina!
Ryans monologue is outstanding... Guys what's wrong with you in this episode? I feel so deep anguish in your voices... Sometimes i feel Tanja is about to cry, ugh? I love you, guys. Hugs from Russia.
Amazing
Very impressive i am going to use Richard photo lab lab for my film developing
Love the videos, what happened to episode 13?
Yup!
Look for the light, set your model. Most important things for a great shot...did they say anything about the camera's?
what "incident" did Tia have in her past?? did i miss that part?
I really wish I knew what happened to Tia why she is so worried to take photos when she used to love it so much
where is episode 13??
Tia... someone is a liar here! On one of the previous episode Tia said that she has no clue what an f-stop is and she was using a point&shoot camera because of that and she had no fear od shooting... In this episode she said that she was a photographer for 6 years and for some unknown reason she has a camera phobia now... I think they were making stuff up just to make the show more interesting. I hate when producers pull cheap tricks just to get their ratings up.
First I'd like to say I'm a huge fan of the framed show, but this episode was edited very weird. I got it was about being an artist and the process of growing but the editing was horrible. The stylist did not have to shoot if she didn't want to, no one was pulling her arm, to just start having a moment like that with actual tears in front of models is ridiculous, its a camera not a bomb. Your a stylist a great one at that, stick to styling photographing is not for you.
Tanja... wedding photographer is a craftsman not an artist, and putting your hands on a model and pushing them around like Tanja does is not very professional.