Thanks for the great insight on telling stories with cameras and editing images Dan! And also thanks for answering some viewer questions. If any of you have questions, please me sure to leave them for us here!
So refreshing to be invited to use the imperfect photo in the service of the story. This has me looking back for those story telling shots that I almost deleted. Great!
While I will never create photographs for books and magazines that will shared with the world, Dan has given me some very good ideas for projects to print my pictures for sharing with friends and family. Really, anything that gets an image off a hard drive and into a person's hands is worth doing. A very good video.
Recently stumbled on your channel. So glad to see someone speaking about photography and not gear. I just suffered 2 years of GAS and I’m over it. I’m focused on getting better on photography.
Great, great content! BTW the 50 Daniel is referring to is the 35 F2 in “Fuji speak”! I missed that the first time because I listened to this as a podcast. Had to come back a second time to see the actual images.
Rob Lowe, I didn't know you were a photographer. Great to see you behind the lens. Seriously though, your opening dialogue with the glasses looks like RL.
Really insightful from a seasoned Pro. I shoot both film and digital and find I print my film shots more often (for whatever reason). I have small documentary projects, but nothing quite so engrossing as a 90 page magazine, but hope to get there. Good idea on laying prints out, I've mostly used LRs quick collections for potential project outputs. I do most of my own developing and wet printing, so that lag time is less a concern for me (but I am also prob not anywhere near as busy).
Would love more videos on film photographers. Got into film a few years ago and would love to hear tips and stories from some of the pros about the topic.
If you can't tell a story in just one photo . . . . . oh, this is documentary photography and their's editing in this type of photography or does their have to be.
Like a cold clean glass of water on a hot day, thirsting for creative genius amidst a sea of gear centric reviews, so refreshing. Awesome
Nice Terry🙏
Love love love Dan talking about photography. He always makes me think.
Thanks for the great insight on telling stories with cameras and editing images Dan! And also thanks for answering some viewer questions. If any of you have questions, please me sure to leave them for us here!
Nice presentation. Thank you.
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Always love listening to Daniel's stories!
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So refreshing to be invited to use the imperfect photo in the service of the story. This has me looking back for those story telling shots that I almost deleted. Great!
good to open eyes to those and find their use in a story.
Stumbled on these Daniel Milnor videos. Such great content. Succinct and tangible information. Love it. And thank you!
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While I will never create photographs for books and magazines that will shared with the world, Dan has given me some very good ideas for projects to print my pictures for sharing with friends and family. Really, anything that gets an image off a hard drive and into a person's hands is worth doing. A very good video.
Good to hear!
Insightful video. Lots to try to apply to my development as a photographer who wants to tell stories.
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Many thanks to everyone involved. I enjoy these very much.
Wonderful. A real shot of inspiration.
Recently stumbled on your channel. So glad to see someone speaking about photography and not gear. I just suffered 2 years of GAS and I’m over it. I’m focused on getting better on photography.
Eric Jennings Excellent insight! GAS is just a substitute for “getting better”. “Buying” is sooooo much easier than “learning”.
Thank you a lot for sharing Daniel!
Yes. Print.... Love it. Thanks.
Another great episode. It would be fascinating to watch Dan walk us through making a story and then “killing your darlings”.
Good to see some new Milnor Material!
Thanks Marc for selecting my questions and Dan for answering them so informatively. Kevin
You bet! Keep sending them in 💥
Love this new format.
🙏We do too!
Great insight
This was just what I needed great video 😊😊
Fantastic!
Another excellent offering!
These videos are true photography videos. Great content, thank you very much for sharing!
thank you
This is INSPIRING!
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Great, great content! BTW the 50 Daniel is referring to is the 35 F2 in “Fuji speak”! I missed that the first time because I listened to this as a podcast. Had to come back a second time to see the actual images.
I thought he used Leica....not Fuji?
Not that it matters.
Rob Lowe, I didn't know you were a photographer. Great to see you behind the lens. Seriously though, your opening dialogue with the glasses looks like RL.
He is Rob on his day job.
Excellent. Thanks.
really enjoyed daniel's insights. BIG thumbs up.
Yes! This was really insightful, and lots of things to think about.
Fascinating stuff.
Really insightful from a seasoned Pro. I shoot both film and digital and find I print my film shots more often (for whatever reason). I have small documentary projects, but nothing quite so engrossing as a 90 page magazine, but hope to get there. Good idea on laying prints out, I've mostly used LRs quick collections for potential project outputs. I do most of my own developing and wet printing, so that lag time is less a concern for me (but I am also prob not anywhere near as busy).
Thanks for your feedback and bravo staying with film! We need you!
Would love more videos on film photographers. Got into film a few years ago and would love to hear tips and stories from some of the pros about the topic.
Will see if we can get more. Thanks for watching and stay tuned 👏
Love it 😍
New subscriber. Looking forward to future shows.
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great video
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Excellent Documentary Photographer!!! Like! thank you. Nice evening.. Greetings. Suo**🙋♂️
Cool video
What software was it? I need to get to learn laying out my work
BookWright - It’s a free software from Blurb.
Yes, killing your darlings is always very hard, but a crucial part from the editing process.
what is the name of the software?
BookWright - It’s a free software from Blurb.
@@petepetersen thank you very much
I will subscribe if the content keeps up to this sounds promising.
How do you deal with a photo that looks great in Color, but is going to be part of a black and white story?
How does it look b/w? I’d keep them all b/w.
I love you.
This is better.
It’s rob lowe 🙃🙃
If you can't tell a story in just one photo . . . . . oh, this is documentary photography and their's editing in this type of photography or does their have to be.
Ok, I do find your content helpful.
But, your glasses, dude. You look like a "----" Rob Lowe.
Very hard to get past your old lady glasses.