Why Shibuya is made for Street Photography | Leica M6 | Go Street ep.1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2022
- Street Photography with film on my Leica M6 in Shibuya, Tokyo. What more to say? A lot..
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3:44 "...and street photographers. They all come here eventually. Literally everyone of them." 😄
I absolutely love this format, Alex! Great pace - the combination of the video camera on a tripod and the fast pace of life in Shibuya with your calming voiceover really resonate with me. I can't wait for the next videos of this series!
Love your videos and photos, they're both beautiful and calming, especially with the music
Like this relaxed, informative format, thank you Alex.
Love it, the calm way in this busy city the contrast is refreshing and for an outsider it makes it much easier to follow.
Great work thanks for the time you spent on this.
This was so good mate. Loving the vibe. Sick photos too.
Really enjoyed the commentary, and the slower and more chill pace of this video. Can't wait to see more of these.
Love this Alex...really excited about the new series too. Deadass loving the ASMR too lol
I really enjoy the casualness of this, gives a sense of feeling with great pacing showing off the city rather than a selection of a+ shots.
I love the new format, subject, and... pace!
So good. Love this man!
Can feel the years of street portraiture experience in your street candids. My eye knows where to go even when the scene is busy. Also really digging the results on film. Have a softness that makes you focus on teh photo more than think about technical. Probably worded that crap. Keep em coming. Go Alex!
Wow. This was just great. I really enjoyed the slow and methodical pace to this. Also getting to watch you work a scene was so entertaining. Great job.
Great video relaxing, thank you so much!
Layering is so fun/hard and you are smashing it. Great video for me, planning a trip to Tokyo with the wife, awesome watch..
I missed Tokyo since the first time I Visited back in 2019. Since then there is not day passing without remember the incredible vibe of the city.
Excellent content Alex 👌🏼
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J.
Nice vid. Good music. Cant wait to see more of Tokyo.
Enjoy your first GOStreet episode! Love the chill vibe with the great music, even when in busy Shibuya there's the calm. I always have a soft spot for Harajuku, also Yoyogi Park seems like a hot spot these days. But what do I know, last time I was in Tokyo was 2005 so definitely will need to check your GOStreet when I come visit again (possibly before the end of the year I hope!)
Looking forward to seeing you hit up Asakusa. A lot of pics I'll see from travellers on Instagram/TH-cam feel very similar but I have no doubt you'll be able to show us a different side. Keep the ASMR coming!
Love your voice over texts! Never been to Tokyo (yet) but one day I hope I can make it. Cheers from Cologne, Seb
Solid video! First shot was my personal fav- I appreciate the flow and centered composition. It’s amazing how many people are masked up and lost in their cell phones… I always imagine this being a difficult city to practice street photography. Maybe you can try some night life exploring for a future session? Anyway, I’m excited to see some more locations and good luck man! May the streets be with you ✌️
Nice to see you posting again. I love the vibe of the video, it felt like I was really there. I found the film to be too low of contrast for my taste, but can see it’s use. Keep up the good work looking forward to where you go next.
Great to see a new (to me) film stock in a familiar place
What a great video Alex! The vibe was perfect! Looking forward to see more of that in the future!
Just three more weeks and Iam finally moving to Tokyo! Ill say hi when I see you on the street! ;)
people are so quick with the ✌ out there! glad to see a new series though Alex. Looking forward to this series and the "does it street" one too. Forgot what the other series was called exactly but you know what I mean.
Great first episode Alex! Really enjoyed the slowed down tone for an otherwise chaotic setting. I shot my first roll of Metropolis a few months ago but I don’t think it’s for me either. With that amount of desaturation I’d prefer to just shoot B&W. I bet Yoyogi Park could be a fun place to shoot in the springtime
nice photos!!! man I wished I could visit one day
Lovely video, Alex! 😊
Good stuff. Welcome to Tokyo
Loved how chill this video is, the music was dope. If you actually got a decent burrito in Tokyo, tag that space for us!
Loving the calm atmosphere, looking forward to discover more neighborhoods. Don't forget about the videos with funny memes though, they were something really unique in the YT photography community. As for my next place suggestion I'll go away from the most obvious and I'll say Katsushika, one of the lesser knowm districts, I think the great spanish photog and youtuber Tengu lives there, you could do a nice crossover
Really like this format. It's more quite und easier to watch than some of your other videos. Like the "over-voice" and the length of the vid...as tokyo is one my favorite cities I want to visit for street I love to see more.
Hope to see night episodes as well as episodes of the subway stations of you're interested in it as well
It’s a so beautiful calm video. ❤it. 👍🏻
Nice video and i hope for the best in your new journey in Tokyo
Love this!
High, nice to watch..thank you!
Fantastic first episode! Love the concept, excited to see more and explore the city vicariously through the series! The NASA comms was cool, have you listened to the 13 Minutes to the Moon podcast?
like the new direction you are taking the channel
Been waiting for this since that video announcement
Ueno would be cool! Great vid! Thanks!
Some graft here, good job!
Oh and big shout outs and wasssup from guam!!!! The music was chill 🍻
And i feel the same way with copyright stuff...
When i make edits
Enjoyed the video Alex! Not in Tokyo but I’d love to see you in Kamakura.
This is lovely :)
Nice video. Remembers me a bit on that serie about South-Korea. Different aspect of SK. With David Alan Harvey from Magnum as I recall correctly. Arirang tv . In frame. On TH-cam. With different photographers.
Love the mood here! Would like to see pictures from the undergroud. You mentioned the music licensing. How about the movie szenes you show. Where you get this license?
I think you have to tell us something about this backpack Alex! ;)
The film is really great but I guess it is a matter of taste.
Bravo, Alex. Love the video! But a rather dull film stock, imho!
There's a lot of waterfront nearTokyo but I don't think I've ever seen it in relation to street photography. Any places near the sea that might work?
Haha the guy at 11:35 I’ve got photos of him in Shabuya too! He said he was a rapper or something!
I liked your approach to POV street photography. The ambient and music is similar to the animals NatGeo documentaries that my father used to see when I was a child... The only difference is that this mini documentary about the most interesting animal on earth (in my opinion). May the algorithm be with you, Alex! 👏🏼👏🏼 (P.s.: do you speak Spanish? I'm just curious ☺️)
I really like the format. Music, pacing and editing are strong. I think you could use some more practice with the V/O cadence though. It’s on the verge of feeling natural but just a little uneven.
Regarding Metropolis, I mentioned on IG, but I really like it and bought out the last three rolls my local store had after shooting my first. I have it all in 120 though as I I really only want it for my architecture work which I shoot on an RB67 (not to mention the 135 is even more expensive). I think you made it work for your street stuff here, but I agree that it’s not a natural first choice.
Also i would like to see ikebukuro next 💪
Akihabara next!
hey man, love your vids! I was wondering if you'd be down for some streets together? I'll be going to Tokyo this July, it'll be great to have someone with while doing streets!
And a question: I saw a lot of people get past the cross-walk and hold their phones up...I can't imagine they are all taking pictures, are they? Or are they checking directions on Maps to get to where they are going?
Cool video. Thanks for not using the default street photography music :)
Looking forward to more episodes! Are you going to do workshop or meet ups?
Stay tuned!
Question what camera is on the tripod or cellphone???
Link in description 🙏
@@AlexOnStreets yeeeaahooo thanks bud
I like the Lomo Metropolis is a underrated film
is metropolis tokyo different than regular metropolis?
No, it was just a limited edition to celebrate 20 years of Lomo Japan.
Quite the opposite for me, I enjoyed the lack of saturation 👍🏽.
You should do a nightshoot in Akihabara
Nice to see them clap you taking your film out your camera successfully.
Hey man, great video. But I wonder what happened to your family back in Fukuoka? Did they follow you up to Tokyo ?
Nice vid , agreed , some of the personality of the place is lost with the desaturated film .
Interesting film... high contrast, de-saturated, and cool?
I'm just getting into film. I mean I shot B&W in college and documented a road trip on slide film back in the early '00.
Anyway, great stuff. Look fwd to more.
yeah, I like to treat Metropolis more like a BW film...high contrast, desaturated and green, but pops on the red spectrum. Definitely not something I'd shoot every day, but in the right situation it works well.
@@patrickjclarke I thinking that it was almost a B&W film... Cool. I should get a roll.
Film is so expensive... The processing fee, then I have to take time to scan... Fun process, but time and money consuming. :p
No more Fuji love?
Really not feeling that film, almost feels sepia to me 😢 wonder why people buy it. Nice video by the way.
I've heard of Trés Leches but I ain't ever seen Trés Leicas :)
Hey Alex! Every time you take a shot you lean back and it can catch people off guard making them react. You should just put the camera to your eye as calmly as possible. If you need to lean to get the angle of your shot stay in the position you need then take the shot. People wont react at all. Have a great day! I'm a Leica q2, Sony A7IV, and Fuji Xt-4 user : ) and I love your videos.
Alex likes to do the "HCB Dance"...and for both it's purposeful in the frames they compose.
I think this is too calm, stay more on the fun side bro
Hold that thought..
Completely disagree. The video has a very beautiful tempo and a massive amount of honesty. There is not need to follow what 99% of people are doing and be fun 24/7 sometimes is refreshing and very pleasant seeing someone who has huge integrity, passion and talent just being quiet doing what he loves.
No disrespect or offence but this is just my opinion.
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J
I don't think it's too calm at all? Not even lying this might be my favorite style video on the channel.
Not trying to be a troll or hater I usually like your videos but this one was really boring and strange and the photos were amateur at best. That film was really bland as well. I don’t know maybe it just wasn’t style.
The Ivan Chowesque depressing feel doesn't suit you Al.. You are too happy for that shit.
Depressing feel ? There is nothing depressing about being focus and work.
Art (Photography) is a hard craft that takes huge amount of thinking and self reflection.
Art (Photography) is not fun all the time. The creative process involved in any given art discipline at professional level is hard.
Hold that thought..