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That was a damned amazing and miserable story. I'm sorry you and your fiances suffered so, but it sure as hell made for a great, if not, gross story. Having made that long trip several times, this will always provide me a perspective that regardless of how long or uncomfortable it may feel, it could be a hell of a lot worse. Thanks for sharing. PS, love the pictures behind the broken glass. Worth the whole trip.
Love all the images, especially the "window" images. They are truly unique. Would love to see one framed up the way you mentioned. Nothing worse than getting sick on a trip, sorry to hear how bad it was.
Came here for the X-Pro 2 content and stayed for the terrible travel story. Oof, that sounded like absolute hell. Glad you’re back home and feeling better.
Glued to my chair, listening breathlessly; what a terrible experience, man. I got a little nauseous myself... The dresses shots? Sincerely one of the most beautiful things in photography I've ever seen!
Oh man! Reminds me of the time I was in Hawaii and had some sorta sushi that did me in. I was up sick all night purging, and had to get up to do a submarine thing in the morning. No bathroom, no moving. THE WORST. Glad you’re home safe and feeling better.
Haha - oh, God. I'm pretty sure if you forced someone to get into a submarine with food poisoning, you'd be violating the Geneva Convention. That sounds brutal.
Nick Carver it was possibly the worst experience of my life. The only thing that kept it together is the knowledge that if I let anything out, pretty much the entire submarine would have followed. Kind of a nightmare scenario. Lol
Loved the Image of those Phone booths and the Image of the Dinner wagon. But the overall gorgeous shots, was those with the broken windows....wow, that was not ordinary Images. So damn beautiful.
So glad to see that our riots met your photography! What are the odds! Thanks for immortalizing that mess your way, the dresses pictures are really something!
That story was worth the journey. I like it, the part about "the other end" was a surprise as I was trying to imaging all the possible solution I didn't think about that one :) Hilarious !!!
When you headed back to Pairs.....I felt your pain. And i loved the broken glass shots....I love shooting department store windows at night. Mine weren't broken though, maybe I should carry a hammer with me.
Enjoyed your story. Taking film is always a worry for me too at airports but so far I've kept it to less than ISO800 and not had problems with the x-rays, touch wood. I've done a few nighttime shots of London during my work trips using, most recently, Fujichrome Provia 100. If you have any influence with Fuji, please ask them not to discontinue that film! Losing Acros has been hard enough lately. Your sickness story was very very funny!! Sorry to find humour from your horrible experience but its because I can relate. I get quite anxious about travel generally and being sick like that must have been the worse thing ever. Credit to you for making it home!
OMG Nick .... I’m a physician and I have a lot of empathy but .... your and your wife’s GI tract story made me laugh sooooo hard. I was literally crying 😂😂😂😂
I really love your passion and your style! ❤️Scattered windows and beautiful dresses blew my mind. Being a fujilover from the first time I held one in my mind 📷This cam also triggered and still triggers my "shoot more because it feels so good" gene. Thx for your vids!
Oh man, i'm feeling sorry for you! But that second part of the video was probably one of the funniest stories i've heard in a long time. You're a hell of a storyteller by the way!
Superb story. Had me laughing out loud. Good Dick Van Dyke impression of a Londoner. Oh man, food poisoning, that’s bad. I too cannot vomit quietly. When I vomit it sounds Like alive accidentally driven my Dad’s prized sports car over a cliff, ( see Ferris Bueller’s Day Off for details.) in fact, when I sneeze or cough I can truly wake the dead. I also use Fujifilm cameras coming from the days of film. Canon for work, Fuji for pleasure. I wasn’t so lucky as you as I did puke in a taxi once. I told the driver to take it easy going over all the speed bumps in the road, but on no, he wanted to get me out as quick as possible, so driving like the Dukes of Hazzard really didn’t go down well with my need to vomit. I too have my heritage in London and yes, I have also experienced LA during rush hour as a tourist. In the U.K. we drive in a relatively civil manner, but on the continent of Europe well, there just seem to be no rules at all. I like your style of humour, very subtle and extremely funny. I bet you ate bad chicken. Try London in the summer time when you next decide to visit,. I promise you it doesn’t rain all the time there. We may have great history here, but boy does California have the landscapes and superb light. Thanks again for a very entertaining video. One of the best I’ve seen from anyone in a long long time.
A brilliant video and photography. Love the glass photographs. Sorry to hear you had food poisoning on the way back home. I also live Fuji digital cameras because of the colours and they feel like film cameras. I also love English breakfast but would be biased living in London:)
Brilliant video, Nick. Those broken window shots are total magic. Shame you couldn’t do the on location stuff, I think the clip of you passing round a mint to sniff would have been golden.🙌
Greetings from London. Don’t worry about the accent, they are looking for someone to play the part of Dick van Dyck in the Marry Poppins Broadway show, you’ve got the part!
Sorry for that miserable experience, but it makes a great story since you are one hell of a raconteur ! I feel you on that x-pro2, I love mine, its probably the only digital camera I ever owned that makes me want to shoot digital.
Great and funny video, for the silent velcro, i would prefer them not silent...in case someone try to sneek into it, the sound could help to notice it.... And the dresses with broken glasses pictures are very very beautiful!
Entertaining story Nick, I chuckled plenty, I've been there, on the way back from Thailand a long time ago, I feel your pain! If you make it back to the UK come and visit Bristol, just a couple of hours from London and full of life, history and culture. Those shots of Paris are fantastic, the dresses behind shattered glass beautiful. I'd buy one for my wall if you ever decide to put prints up for sale. The London shots were great too, the colours absolutely nailed what it's like to be there. You pick up the atmosphere of a place, that's art.
the shattered windows in front of the clothes, I had to rewind three times. stunning to say the least. I thought I had your story beat, till you said and then the other end. hmmmmmm . for me the other end in a parking lot, a news paper to tidy. all the photos were amazing but the polaroids and the shattered windows at 12 min. WOW
A) your English accent is a lot better than your French one, your French rioter sounded English. B) very interesting combination of technical info and personal story telling, i’ve subbed. C) lovely photos.
I discovered your work through a link from Thomas Heaton and no regrets! Great work + I love when people use Fujifilm because that's something I use (not professional - just a random photographer)
Wow dude.. i gave a like just from the pain. Sad to say I've been there. It won't be a story that fades very quickly. But on the flip side.. your relationship with the wife (or soon to be) is even more secure. Morbidly .. thanks for sharing. Navy and seasickness is a real good time.. but I will never say that 'everyone was nice' during that ordeal.
Wow, Nick, that sounds awful! I wouldn't wish that even to my enemies. Plus there's nothing worst than airplane bathrooms, I'm just glad both of you are back to 100%. Love the pictures man cheers from Canada!
The Photographs trough the windows are incredible. Your skill on calibrating the colors it's just insane even in digital. Hope you will do a video on that too! Could be super helpful.
If only I was hilariously rich, I would have sent you a Leica together with a (British) Billingham bag… Yet another great video and nice shots both from Paris & London! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed England! Also, funnily enough, the worst day of my life was having food poisoning at the same time as my girlfriend. She got it a day after me so she knew what to expect, which apparently, was terrifying! Loved the shots!
I hung in there for the story and I’m glad I did. I hate to laugh at another’s misery but dude you had me rollin’. Thanks, I think. Anyway, good video all around. Peace.
I enjoyed the story of the stomach flu (on a nice way sorry) but what a messed up meal did you get? So sorry it happened to you... I wouldn’t like that to happen to me or anyone... but prior to a transatlantic flight? Oh man ...! I’m exhausted just from the story.... in a good way. I enjoy your channel can’t wait for more stories and photo talk of course. Take care.
Man Nick, that was quite a story. I’ve been through something like that as well but on a long road trip from LA to SF. I think we stopped every 20 miles for most of the way. Love your window shots, those will make for an awesome series of prints.
Great story on both halves! Twice, it has happened to me while on photo shoots with travel! That is why I don't fly anymore! Drivable assignments for me!
Awesome pics and amazing story telling but no joke, I started feeling nauseous listening to it, like I could actually feel your pain! Lol I'm glad it was the end of you trip so you weren't put off the holiday. Next Europe trip come visit Portugal 🇵🇹
Just got around to catching up with your channel and videos I’d missed…this was HILARIOUS!….food poisoning is the worst thing…bad enough when you’re at home but ten times worse on holiday…..Glad you enjoyed London and the food….Just bear in mind that London is not representative of the rest of England/UK…..the rest is much nicer….😘🌈📸
Those shattered glass images are wonderful. Forget your fru-fru plexiglass prints, you should shop the set to a fine art gallery for an exhibition. As for the Tenba bags: I've been a long time fan of Tenba bags, I have two older camera bags (595 and 995 I believe) and a sling tripod bag, all in Ugly Orange, I mean "Rust" color. But I recently bought the Messenger style bags, a small one to hold my a6000 kit and larger for my D600 kit, and they really are awesome. You made a good choice, although that's a huge bag for that small Fuji. 😉
Man that was a horrific tale Nick! I was wincing all the way through. Glad the photos made up for it - the shattered glass ones are superb. Oh and, as a Brit, the accent was pretty decent ;)
Welcome to the Fuji family! I really love the shooting experience of the x-pro2. If you ever want to try out any of the x lenses let me know. I’m local to you in OC.
I stuck with the whole 30.06!...and laughed, and laughed...nearly hiding through my hands from the video at times as you predicted what your body was telling you was going to happen...a story to tell your children...but the they are your age now or you'd frighten the life out of them...I loved the Shop window photos...lovely abstract artistic style to them...I have been using the Fiji X system cameras since the X100 first came out and I love the cameras & lenses...I have the older X-Pro1 and it too is a fine camera, just a bit slow to focus when shooting street...Anyway, Nick thanks for the videos and especially for the unexpected story after such fine photography...If you ever give the Photography a break you'd make a great stand up Comic...life stories are far funnier than fiction! Careful next time you go for a Beer...don't drink it too near your 2ft by 6ft Liqueur Store photo that's be a costly barf!
Fresh air in Paris traffic, good one. Great advert for European tourism though and I really enjoyed your images, I'm going to grab my camera and go smash a few windows in the local shops.
Lovely pictures of the cracked glass. Would love to have a print of one of them. I can also relate with you with regard to the type of bag to take travelling. I hate struggling with a camera bag, especially if it's a back pack. I shoot with a Leica rangefinder, and I love that format of camera, and I carry my camera and lenses in a a Billingham shoulder bag, which I love. It's small, and I can carry my camera and at least 3 lenses. It's great for travel.
HAHA!! Dude, you remind me so much of some of my friends.. that’s story and the way you told it was like I was listening to a buddy of mine!! Love your videos man
Im a new subscriber, came to you via Thomas Heaton, really like your photography (the bit that I've so far seen) but man that was the funniest you tube video I've seen! stink sauce, fucking hilarious!! Did you discover what caused the bug you contracted?
i feel your pain bro. I never get sick, but when i do, jesus! When i trow up i feel like my insides want to come out out of my mouth. My stomatch feels like is being sucked out. I am also 6'2 and i feel your pain about the planes. I always have to get isle seat or its misery. Also the shower heads always reach to my chest and have to half kneel to get my head wet. I really love the Fuji System. I was a canon shooter with 2 5D M3's, and when i tried the Fuji, i switch completely. Now i have the XT3 and the GFX50s. Welcome to the club!
I've had food poisoning like that before at home, including the please puke with fingers down the throat part, but cannot imagine it while traveling on a busy travel day
Never had any issue by getting film xrayed! Europan Xray machines dosen‘t harm your film at all! (Those for hand luggage) In the US they are much stronger and can possibly harm it!
Hey Nick. Having gone through several x-rays with film in the past, from my experience the carry-on luggage x-ray won't damage your film at all, if you're carrying below ISO 800. The checked baggage xray is way stronger and that should be avoided at all costs. But if you bring it inside the plane it's fine
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Man, those dress/window shots. So good.
Agree. Would love to see that in plexiglass as said.
I thought for a while you were the same person
Matt Day and Nick Carver two of my favorite TH-camrs/Photographers!
They may have been separated at birth.
Thanks, Matt. Means a lot coming from you.
The dresses in the shattered windows did it for me. Outstanding
This has to be the best image/camera/barfing video out there.
So awesome.
That's some steep competition. Thank you!
That was a damned amazing and miserable story. I'm sorry you and your fiances suffered so, but it sure as hell made for a great, if not, gross story. Having made that long trip several times, this will always provide me a perspective that regardless of how long or uncomfortable it may feel, it could be a hell of a lot worse. Thanks for sharing. PS, love the pictures behind the broken glass. Worth the whole trip.
I'm a Londoner. Not bad actually.
Haha! Nice. That skill is going on the back of my headshot.
Love all the images, especially the "window" images. They are truly unique. Would love to see one framed up the way you mentioned. Nothing worse than getting sick on a trip, sorry to hear how bad it was.
Thank you very much!
Those dress shop images are just beautiful Nick.
They don't come every week, but when they do, all stops and I watch the Nick Carver video. This is the good stuff.
Came here for the X-Pro 2 content and stayed for the terrible travel story. Oof, that sounded like absolute hell. Glad you’re back home and feeling better.
This went from being a good photo blog to a GREAT comedy performance in a flash.Marvellous .
Glued to my chair, listening breathlessly; what a terrible experience, man.
I got a little nauseous myself...
The dresses shots?
Sincerely one of the most beautiful things in photography I've ever seen!
Welcome to the Fujifilm Fan Club !!
Agree. Your shattered window photos are wonderful!
Thank you!
Absolutely gorgeous photos through the glass. Exquisitely done. Bravo! Fashion and politics beautifully and perfectly documented through your art.
Nice shattered Glass photos but... "I'm a violent puker", crack me up laughing 😂 so sorry for you, man...
LOL oh man!!! what a marathon that was pretty funny!
Hi Nick, Greetings from London, I just discovered your channel through Thomas Heaton's interview. I Love it.
Hilarious after story!!
im glad you enjoyed London so much Nick.....i love you video's ,,from London
Oh man! Reminds me of the time I was in Hawaii and had some sorta sushi that did me in. I was up sick all night purging, and had to get up to do a submarine thing in the morning. No bathroom, no moving. THE WORST. Glad you’re home safe and feeling better.
Haha - oh, God. I'm pretty sure if you forced someone to get into a submarine with food poisoning, you'd be violating the Geneva Convention. That sounds brutal.
Nick Carver it was possibly the worst experience of my life. The only thing that kept it together is the knowledge that if I let anything out, pretty much the entire submarine would have followed. Kind of a nightmare scenario. Lol
Loved the Image of those Phone booths and the Image of the Dinner wagon. But the overall gorgeous shots, was those with the broken windows....wow, that was not ordinary Images. So damn beautiful.
I really enjoy your story in Paris. Make me laugh a lot during this difficult time. Thank you
Second part is truely the best story ever. I'm still laughing with tears and all, sorry man...
All worth it for the laughs 👍🏼
Haha, glad to hear that. First part of the video was also really nice btw. Keep it up!
So glad to see that our riots met your photography! What are the odds! Thanks for immortalizing that mess your way, the dresses pictures are really something!
I'm getting Saul Leiter vibes from some of these pictures. Nice work.
That story was worth the journey. I like it, the part about "the other end" was a surprise as I was trying to imaging all the possible solution I didn't think about that one :)
Hilarious !!!
it's really great to see this dude again .. especially with the fujifilm Xpro 2
When you headed back to Pairs.....I felt your pain. And i loved the broken glass shots....I love shooting department store windows at night. Mine weren't broken though, maybe I should carry a hammer with me.
Enjoyed your story. Taking film is always a worry for me too at airports but so far I've kept it to less than ISO800 and not had problems with the x-rays, touch wood. I've done a few nighttime shots of London during my work trips using, most recently, Fujichrome Provia 100. If you have any influence with Fuji, please ask them not to discontinue that film! Losing Acros has been hard enough lately. Your sickness story was very very funny!! Sorry to find humour from your horrible experience but its because I can relate. I get quite anxious about travel generally and being sick like that must have been the worse thing ever. Credit to you for making it home!
Thank you, sir! Glad you enjoyed it. I'll do my best to keep Provia in production - haha.
OMG! "Chicken with stink sauce on it"... It was like watching a slow motion car crash, but I could not stop listening to that story!
OMG Nick .... I’m a physician and I have a lot of empathy but .... your and your wife’s GI tract story made me laugh sooooo hard. I was literally crying 😂😂😂😂
Fabulous images and enjoyable content thanks. Please make available one of your three images sets of the smashed Paris shop windows.
I really love your passion and your style! ❤️Scattered windows and beautiful dresses blew my mind. Being a fujilover from the first time I held one in my mind 📷This cam also triggered and still triggers my "shoot more because it feels so good" gene. Thx for your vids!
Oh man, i'm feeling sorry for you! But that second part of the video was probably one of the funniest stories i've heard in a long time. You're a hell of a storyteller by the way!
Came for the knowledge, stayed for the drama! 😂
Another great episode from the awesome nick carver. Thanks
Greetings from London! Nick, you are a great storyteller. I’m glad I watched this video till the very end:)
Wabi-Sabi - beautiful imperfection
Superb story. Had me laughing out loud. Good Dick Van Dyke impression of a Londoner. Oh man, food poisoning, that’s bad. I too cannot vomit quietly. When I vomit it sounds Like alive accidentally driven my Dad’s prized sports car over a cliff, ( see Ferris Bueller’s Day Off for details.) in fact, when I sneeze or cough I can truly wake the dead.
I also use Fujifilm cameras coming from the days of film. Canon for work, Fuji for pleasure. I wasn’t so lucky as you as I did puke in a taxi once. I told the driver to take it easy going over all the speed bumps in the road, but on no, he wanted to get me out as quick as possible, so driving like the Dukes of Hazzard really didn’t go down well with my need to vomit. I too have my heritage in London and yes, I have also experienced LA during rush hour as a tourist. In the U.K. we drive in a relatively civil manner, but on the continent of Europe well, there just seem to be no rules at all. I like your style of humour, very subtle and extremely funny. I bet you ate bad chicken. Try London in the summer time when you next decide to visit,. I promise you it doesn’t rain all the time there. We may have great history here, but boy does California have the landscapes and superb light. Thanks again for a very entertaining video. One of the best I’ve seen from anyone in a long long time.
A brilliant video and photography. Love the glass photographs. Sorry to hear you had food poisoning on the way back home. I also live Fuji digital cameras because of the colours and they feel like film cameras. I also love English breakfast but would be biased living in London:)
Great story told well. Pictures are good too!
Brilliant video, Nick. Those broken window shots are total magic. Shame you couldn’t do the on location stuff, I think the clip of you passing round a mint to sniff would have been golden.🙌
Greetings from London. Don’t worry about the accent, they are looking for someone to play the part of Dick van Dyck in the Marry Poppins Broadway show, you’ve got the part!
Sorry for that miserable experience, but it makes a great story since you are one hell of a raconteur ! I feel you on that x-pro2, I love mine, its probably the only digital camera I ever owned that makes me want to shoot digital.
Great and funny video, for the silent velcro, i would prefer them not silent...in case someone try to sneek into it, the sound could help to notice it....
And the dresses with broken glasses pictures are very very beautiful!
That story was 1000 times better than the story about the photos. Maybe 7000.
Entertaining story Nick, I chuckled plenty, I've been there, on the way back from Thailand a long time ago, I feel your pain! If you make it back to the UK come and visit Bristol, just a couple of hours from London and full of life, history and culture. Those shots of Paris are fantastic, the dresses behind shattered glass beautiful. I'd buy one for my wall if you ever decide to put prints up for sale. The London shots were great too, the colours absolutely nailed what it's like to be there. You pick up the atmosphere of a place, that's art.
the shattered windows in front of the clothes, I had to rewind three times. stunning to say the least. I thought I had your story beat, till you said and then the other end. hmmmmmm . for me the other end in a parking lot, a news paper to tidy. all the photos were amazing but the polaroids and the shattered windows at 12 min. WOW
“I find a bathroom.... I destroy that thing.” Hahahahaha
A) your English accent is a lot better than your French one, your French rioter sounded English.
B) very interesting combination of technical info and personal story telling, i’ve subbed.
C) lovely photos.
I discovered your work through a link from Thomas Heaton and no regrets! Great work + I love when people use Fujifilm because that's something I use (not professional - just a random photographer)
Thank you! That was nice of Thomas to plug my channel. He makes incredible videos.
Wow dude.. i gave a like just from the pain. Sad to say I've been there. It won't be a story that fades very quickly. But on the flip side.. your relationship with the wife (or soon to be) is even more secure. Morbidly .. thanks for sharing. Navy and seasickness is a real good time.. but I will never say that 'everyone was nice' during that ordeal.
Wow, Nick, that sounds awful! I wouldn't wish that even to my enemies. Plus there's nothing worst than airplane bathrooms, I'm just glad both of you are back to 100%. Love the pictures man cheers from Canada!
Thank you very much! All things considered, there are certainly worse things in life.
The Photographs trough the windows are incredible.
Your skill on calibrating the colors it's just insane even in digital. Hope you will do a video on that too! Could be super helpful.
excellent blog! Loved those broken window pics.
Man your content is great. Hopefully those stunning pictures of the dresses made the awful trip home worth it!
Yes another Nick Carver Video! Awesome Polaroids!
Thank you!
That was an epic unboxing. Well done sir.
If only I was hilariously rich, I would have sent you a Leica together with a (British) Billingham bag… Yet another great video and nice shots both from Paris & London! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed England!
Also, funnily enough, the worst day of my life was having food poisoning at the same time as my girlfriend. She got it a day after me so she knew what to expect, which apparently, was terrifying!
Loved the shots!
Wow, those photos are amazing!
I hung in there for the story and I’m glad I did. I hate to laugh at another’s misery but dude you had me rollin’. Thanks, I think. Anyway, good video all around. Peace.
I enjoyed the story of the stomach flu (on a nice way sorry) but what a messed up meal did you get? So sorry it happened to you... I wouldn’t like that to happen to me or anyone... but prior to a transatlantic flight? Oh man ...! I’m exhausted just from the story.... in a good way. I enjoy your channel can’t wait for more stories and photo talk of course. Take care.
Man Nick, that was quite a story. I’ve been through something like that as well but on a long road trip from LA to SF. I think we stopped every 20 miles for most of the way.
Love your window shots, those will make for an awesome series of prints.
Great story on both halves! Twice, it has happened to me while on photo shoots with travel! That is why I don't fly anymore! Drivable assignments for me!
Awesome pics and amazing story telling but no joke, I started feeling nauseous listening to it, like I could actually feel your pain! Lol I'm glad it was the end of you trip so you weren't put off the holiday. Next Europe trip come visit Portugal 🇵🇹
Inspiring shots!
Just got around to catching up with your channel and videos I’d missed…this was HILARIOUS!….food poisoning is the worst thing…bad enough when you’re at home but ten times worse on holiday…..Glad you enjoyed London and the food….Just bear in mind that London is not representative of the rest of England/UK…..the rest is much nicer….😘🌈📸
Love the images of the dresses, but the story makes the whole video!
Great images man, love those dress shots, and the story was a trip down memory lane for me, did the same sort of thing in Egypt. So I feel for ya.
Those shattered glass images are wonderful. Forget your fru-fru plexiglass prints, you should shop the set to a fine art gallery for an exhibition.
As for the Tenba bags: I've been a long time fan of Tenba bags, I have two older camera bags (595 and 995 I believe) and a sling tripod bag, all in Ugly Orange, I mean "Rust" color. But I recently bought the Messenger style bags, a small one to hold my a6000 kit and larger for my D600 kit, and they really are awesome. You made a good choice, although that's a huge bag for that small Fuji. 😉
Wonderful windows 👍🇬🇧
Man that was a horrific tale Nick! I was wincing all the way through. Glad the photos made up for it - the shattered glass ones are superb. Oh and, as a Brit, the accent was pretty decent ;)
Not saying that the images aren't nice.... but, i liked the story more.
Welcome to the Fuji family! I really love the shooting experience of the x-pro2. If you ever want to try out any of the x lenses let me know. I’m local to you in OC.
I stuck with the whole 30.06!...and laughed, and laughed...nearly hiding through my hands from the video at times as you predicted what your body was telling you was going to happen...a story to tell your children...but the they are your age now or you'd frighten the life out of them...I loved the Shop window photos...lovely abstract artistic style to them...I have been using the Fiji X system cameras since the X100 first came out and I love the cameras & lenses...I have the older X-Pro1 and it too is a fine camera, just a bit slow to focus when shooting street...Anyway, Nick thanks for the videos and especially for the unexpected story after such fine photography...If you ever give the Photography a break you'd make a great stand up Comic...life stories are far funnier than fiction! Careful next time you go for a Beer...don't drink it too near your 2ft by 6ft Liqueur Store photo that's be a costly barf!
Really like your videos and thanks ... you might never the less learn a little more about Europe ;)
Wow man..Great great story..you have a gifted talent of storytelling..thanks for sharing
Fresh air in Paris traffic, good one. Great advert for European tourism though and I really enjoyed your images, I'm going to grab my camera and go smash a few windows in the local shops.
Really like your videos I always get so inspired by your work
Hot dang... them Polaroids. Nice work!
Thank you! I wish I'd shot more polaroid on this trip.
Hi Nick - great story. Loving your work.
Excellent pictures of the broken windows and the dress. Fuji is for me the best brand out there, like you I feel the camera pushes you to use it.
One of the best stand up I've ever heard :DDD
Those were the best of times and the worst of times. Hold it a second there's a book by that name.
If the photography business slows down you could do stand up comedy.
Great pictures as usual!
Nick, you should try Northern England next time. Much more your genre. Even the towns and villages
Of France has more to offer than Paris.
Lovely pictures of the cracked glass. Would love to have a print of one of them. I can also relate with you with regard to the type of bag to take travelling. I hate struggling with a camera bag, especially if it's a back pack. I shoot with a Leica rangefinder, and I love that format of camera, and I carry my camera and lenses in a a Billingham shoulder bag, which I love. It's small, and I can carry my camera and at least 3 lenses. It's great for travel.
HAHA!! Dude, you remind me so much of some of my friends.. that’s story and the way you told it was like I was listening to a buddy of mine!! Love your videos man
You poor guys!!! lol there can be nothing worse!!!! great story lol new UK subscriber and fuji user!
Im a new subscriber, came to you via Thomas Heaton, really like your photography (the bit that I've so far seen) but man that was the funniest you tube video I've seen! stink sauce, fucking hilarious!! Did you discover what caused the bug you contracted?
great job man !!
i feel your pain bro. I never get sick, but when i do, jesus! When i trow up i feel like my insides want to come out out of my mouth. My stomatch feels like is being sucked out.
I am also 6'2 and i feel your pain about the planes. I always have to get isle seat or its misery. Also the shower heads always reach to my chest and have to half kneel to get my head wet.
I really love the Fuji System. I was a canon shooter with 2 5D M3's, and when i tried the Fuji, i switch completely. Now i have the XT3 and the GFX50s. Welcome to the club!
I've had food poisoning like that before at home, including the please puke with fingers down the throat part, but cannot imagine it while traveling on a busy travel day
Never had any issue by getting film xrayed! Europan Xray machines dosen‘t harm your film at all! (Those for hand luggage) In the US they are much stronger and can possibly harm it!
Hey Nick. Having gone through several x-rays with film in the past, from my experience the carry-on luggage x-ray won't damage your film at all, if you're carrying below ISO 800. The checked baggage xray is way stronger and that should be avoided at all costs. But if you bring it inside the plane it's fine
Phenomenal story!!!!! IMDB 11/10. :))) Thank you man!!
Great shattered glass photos! Aside from that, i think you are great photographer, say, real one.