Honored to be apart of this incredible series!! Was an absolute pleasure getting to chat all things film and photography. Thanks for putting this together, Bryan
Extremely inspiring work! Such a powerful mood created in these images. Makes me want to create similar and go out on an epic adventure with my MF camera
I have already lost count on how many times I have watched this video. The choices of editing and music, and the photos and cinematography of Logan’s videos are all perfect. His videos are all well-paced and the color grading is phenomenal. As of late, you and Logan have been my go-to TH-camr/film photographer. The way you approach portrait photography, how you show the rawness of going up to people and asking them for photos is really awesome. It shows that rejections happen and it is a bit awkward. But even with all that, it makes me realize that maybe one day I can have the courage to do that too. All the hard work that you guys have put in your craft, it all shines out in your photos and videos. These videos have made me sleep better at night. And for that, I thank you both.
Yet another great episode of one of the best series on YT. Thanks for taking the time to put these together sir 🤝 And thank you Logan for being a legend and making the videos you want to make.
I found Logan’s channel last week and have been down the rabbit hole. There is definitely a cinematic quality to the story telling he completes. Great to see his work put in the spot light of your channel so others can enjoy.
Its not hard to see the elements that grip you when you watch Logan's work, and that slower pace is something Bryan and Logan seem to use to their advantage when it comes to presenting their videos, and compiling their story lines. I love this series, and I can't stress how refreshing it is to watch both of these artisans doing what they love doing.
Absolutely LOVE Logan’s work. His pacing, cinematography and overall tone is incredible. They all feel like movies, with thought and care going into every shot. I hope he continues to grow. He more than deserves it.
The usual high high standard of film making and story telling. Outstanding flourishes as well. The glasses, eyes and horse galloping in reflection is cinematography at its best. A wonderful photographer to showcase as well. Plus a shout out for the dog in the beginning! Looking forward to the next one already.
@@BryanBirks it is your work. But I know what you mean. That would be great too. An old pal and a very good photographer said to me that your work will speak for itself. Yours does, whether the photography or these films.
This was wonderful, thank you. Your channel and Logan's are easily in my top 5 here on this platform. Also; I"m sorry, but who is the ONE weirdo who gave this a thumbs down?? lol. But, seriously, where is your f@cking head at?
logan is one of my favourites right now, but damn he says "like" a lot, like a lot, like so many times hahaha his videos are magic, they go straight to the deep, very similar to you sometimes, just a different person telling us a different story, my kind of content and inspiration.
@@imrannuri to be fair this was a long convo with absolutely no lead up or prep and I could have edited stuff like that out but it feels robotic. Too many TH-camrs do that with jump cuts during talking head parts. Everyone says “like” and “um” in everyday conversations so I don’t mind it at all.
Listen guys…what point is there to say “you would have liked it better”? It does nothing. Actually less than nothing. Do you not think that I didn’t notice it? But what it’s doing is taking away from Logan and his work. Do you think it makes me feel great when I put out a video that I love and that I feel has a great message and people are complaining in the comments about something as trivial as saying “like”? And I’m not saying this to sound like a dick. I take pride in what I put out and I feel like I have to stick up for Logan in the comments of his own video about his work and his photography.
Another fun episode to watch of Analog Artisans! Super interesting to hear Logan because he just seems so... Casual? Friendly maybe? Like he's thought about what his motivations are for creating, and he also seems like someone I would run into at a grocery store and we would stop and chat for a while and it would all feel genuine. Does that make sense? 😅
That’s spot on. Haha and I can attest to that. It was like catching up with an old friend during our 2 hour conversation. He would probably finish your grocery list for you while you take a nap.
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Honored to be apart of this incredible series!! Was an absolute pleasure getting to chat all things film and photography. Thanks for putting this together, Bryan
Pleasure having you. One of these days we will meet up IRL. 🖤
@@BryanBirks yes please
Deserved! Love this series and seeing everyone’s stories
Paris Texas. Yes, I admire a true art film 🎥
Beautiful!
Another absolutely beautiful video Bryan. I love all your photographer profile videos and this one is also exceptional!
this hitted sooo hard!
Extremely inspiring work! Such a powerful mood created in these images. Makes me want to create similar and go out on an epic adventure with my MF camera
I have already lost count on how many times I have watched this video. The choices of editing and music, and the photos and cinematography of Logan’s videos are all perfect. His videos are all well-paced and the color grading is phenomenal. As of late, you and Logan have been my go-to TH-camr/film photographer.
The way you approach portrait photography, how you show the rawness of going up to people and asking them for photos is really awesome. It shows that rejections happen and it is a bit awkward. But even with all that, it makes me realize that maybe one day I can have the courage to do that too.
All the hard work that you guys have put in your craft, it all shines out in your photos and videos. These videos have made me sleep better at night. And for that, I thank you both.
Yet another great episode of one of the best series on YT. Thanks for taking the time to put these together sir 🤝
And thank you Logan for being a legend and making the videos you want to make.
I found Logan’s channel last week and have been down the rabbit hole. There is definitely a cinematic quality to the story telling he completes. Great to see his work put in the spot light of your channel so others can enjoy.
Glad you found him Justin.
Useful little film! Thanks for the lightbulb moment 👍
oi oi another criminally underrated photography youtuber 😄
Maybe the most underrated? Possibly.
Its not hard to see the elements that grip you when you watch Logan's work, and that slower pace is something Bryan and Logan seem to use to their advantage when it comes to presenting their videos, and compiling their story lines. I love this series, and I can't stress how refreshing it is to watch both of these artisans doing what they love doing.
5 years from now.. you'll be big.
50 years from now.. your videos will be the go to document for people of that time.
Keep it real my friend. :)
I just found out your youtube and this is so good
Love your work Bryan. Glad you covered Logan.
Hey Bryan, You smashed it out the park with this one. Awesome production and keep them coming.
Paris, Texas is one of the best movies ever made.
Absolutely LOVE Logan’s work. His pacing, cinematography and overall tone is incredible. They all feel like movies, with thought and care going into every shot. I hope he continues to grow. He more than deserves it.
So glad to have found your work.
Beautiful and mesmerizing film. Any idea where that house on the grasslands and the gathering for a funeral(?) was filmed?
That is from Days of Heaven which was filmed in Alberta, Canada I believe.
@@BryanBirks thanks. I knew that looked familiar. The photography in film was superb.
He's the man dude - glad you're sharing him
The best!
Loved this.
The usual high high standard of film making and story telling. Outstanding flourishes as well. The glasses, eyes and horse galloping in reflection is cinematography at its best. A wonderful photographer to showcase as well. Plus a shout out for the dog in the beginning!
Looking forward to the next one already.
Maybe I can make some vids with my own work before the next episode. Haha
@@BryanBirks it is your work. But I know what you mean. That would be great too. An old pal and a very good photographer said to me that your work will speak for itself. Yours does, whether the photography or these films.
Two things that are binge worthy, Logan Baker's photography movies and Analog Artisans.
Thank you
Beautiful, dude. It really inspires me to get after my own work.
Glad to hear it!
This was wonderful, thank you. Your channel and Logan's are easily in my top 5 here on this platform. Also; I"m sorry, but who is the ONE weirdo who gave this a thumbs down?? lol. But, seriously, where is your f@cking head at?
They probably don’t like dogs too.
Beautiful !! ....I deleted my original comments. I think one word sums it up...
Perfect video to wind down for the weekend 👌🏽 I’ve been closely following both yours and Logan’s channel and what a joy it has been so far
Cheers Sathya 🥂
Huge fan of Logan and his work. The way he approaches photography, videography, and storytelling is what sets him apart.
Loved the video Bryan!
Great to see Logan back posting on his channel. His vids are always quality!
Forever wishing my color grading looked like his!
Logan is one of my favourite photographers in 2021. He has so many positive energy and beautiful work. It was nice to listen to his story.
Hello Bryan, Unfortunately it is impossible to give your videos more than one ' thumb up'. Absolutely love them.
I love hearing peoples back stories and this series is perfect for that.
Absolutely love this video! All of the photos are gorgeous and almost bring a sense of calm. Great interview too!! 😁
Another beautiful episode in this series... Wow!
logan is one of my favourites right now, but damn he says "like" a lot, like a lot, like so many times hahaha his videos are magic, they go straight to the deep, very similar to you sometimes, just a different person telling us a different story, my kind of content and inspiration.
Like, it’s genuine. Like, so casual. Just like him.
@@imrannuri to be fair this was a long convo with absolutely no lead up or prep and I could have edited stuff like that out but it feels robotic. Too many TH-camrs do that with jump cuts during talking head parts. Everyone says “like” and “um” in everyday conversations so I don’t mind it at all.
@@imrannuri I agree, I would have enjoyed the video a lot more without all the "likes" :)
Listen guys…what point is there to say “you would have liked it better”?
It does nothing. Actually less than nothing. Do you not think that I didn’t notice it?
But what it’s doing is taking away from Logan and his work. Do you think it makes me feel great when I put out a video that I love and that I feel has a great message and people are complaining in the comments about something as trivial as saying “like”?
And I’m not saying this to sound like a dick. I take pride in what I put out and I feel like I have to stick up for Logan in the comments of his own video about his work and his photography.
Man, this series is the best shit on TH-cam
So damn good 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Another fun episode to watch of Analog Artisans! Super interesting to hear Logan because he just seems so... Casual? Friendly maybe? Like he's thought about what his motivations are for creating, and he also seems like someone I would run into at a grocery store and we would stop and chat for a while and it would all feel genuine. Does that make sense? 😅
That’s spot on. Haha and I can attest to that. It was like catching up with an old friend during our 2 hour conversation. He would probably finish your grocery list for you while you take a nap.