I have really grown to enjoy the conversations you have with the public. I think it really sets your channel apart from just about every other street photographer I follow on youtube. Even your short interactions are entertaining. In the majority of your videos there's going to be at least one segment of interaction that brings a smile to my face. I know some TH-cam viewers just want quiet POVs, and while I can enjoy those at times, they just become get a little mundane to me. I at least want to know what is going on in the photographer's head when they miss or take a shot.
Am glad to read this Mal! I know I ramble on at times and that some can get annoyed with that but in truth I think about when I started out with photography, especially when I was assisting on set, I always wanted to know what the photographer was thinking and I feel that when I describe what's going on in my head, that someone out there will appreciate the learning of it, like I wish I had all those years ago! So glad you're onboard for the journey Mal! Thanks for tuning in again!
Thats what bring me the most to that channel. The interaction with the viewer and the people in the street. Approaching people in the street is by far the most difficult things to do. Always feeling guilty of doing something wrong. I love how she approach that aspects.
You asked which type of pov we like better and for myself, I think they all have value and are both instructive and fun. Every place is different, the architecture, the people, the atmosphere and character. You bring yourself to each of these and work within their framework and this comes through very clearly. It’s interesting to see the way you approach what you find and adapt to each situation. This also results in quite varied outcomes, not only in terms of the photos you get but in the types of interactions you have. It can lead to longer conversations or more formal potraits, even turning into mini photo shoots, or sometimes little of anything which is simply the reality of the streets and needs to be shown and acknowleged along with everything else. Each different environment and interaction also has it’s affect on you that we sometimes observe while it’s happening without narration, sometimes with your comments as it’s ongoing, and sometimes you talk about afterwards. All of this gives a greater understanding and has a wide emotional impact. That’s why I think your povs bring much more to the table than many others that are out there and we get to see more of you and therefore can get a better understanding of ourselves and ultimately the people that we never meet but are nontheless real and make up the world around us. All of this to say that I appreciate the variety and thus the greater degree of different interactions and end results. It’s always enlightening, sometimes a bit scary, but always thought provoking and often humerous. There’s always a bit of something to squirrel away in one’s brain and provide food for thought and frankly I just enjoy them.
Your in depth point of expression is always appreciated! I think you really get me and the reasoning as to why I do these POVs, it's really reassuring to me to know that what I am doing is coming across for the truth that it is. Thank you for sharing this with me. I really appreciated reading every word of this. I'm glad that direct or subliminal the desired purpose of helping others expand within themselves is felt in full force. Not just within photography but within their mindset and approach to others within this glorious world that we live in. I appreciate you coming along for the journey and picking and pulling from these POVs what resonates with you in every manner
Haha Montreal gang represents. I'd love to see her try Shooting Montreal. We got so many cool place for shoots. Le vieux port, palais des congres with those crazy color glass.
Would love to visit! Am glad you are enjoying hearing my thought patterns. Will be sure to do it more often! Thanks for tuning in Wassim! Hope you're getting out there yourself!
@@ForeverSeen lovely! Found your channel through the Cancun street photography session. In Cancun right now going to try some astrophotography on the beach tonight. All the best x
Am glad you find them inspiring! Thank you for tuning in for them, it makes me really happy and gives me a sense of fulfilment knowing others see value within them :) So the thanks goes to you! Thank you!
Ohhh I'd love to get there indeed! Apologies on the slow response! Been off adventuring and put YT on the back burner for a bit! Hopefully I get to NT sooN!
Hi Jason, yes I totally recommend it! I hadn't done it until I started this channel and I have to admit street photography has it's own set of new challenges, but ultimately is the same. Is a lot of fun, definitely worth the go! I wish you luck! Have fun!
@@ForeverSeen I started out with portrait photography, landscapes and lately dogs, in my 33yrs. No training, all self taught. Loved your episode ❤ by the way
Has to be done right ha! My apologies on the slow response! Been off adventuring and put YT on the back burner for a bit! Lots of footage to come! Hope you have been well!?
1:58 GRL I see this a lot. Most of the time when i enter a room where nobody knows me, someone drop something, that happens many many times even on the streets too, when notice me:D 18:46 Can i suggest not to do this without a spotter? Couse IF some messengers on a roadbike lanefiltering he cant see you squating :( and you can find yourself in an accident. Whatch this: th-cam.com/video/H3f9-dTdksI/w-d-xo.html they are flying :) Take care M! 26:47 Wow She has GUNS :) Look at the bootie :D
Haha all good words. Keeping my ears and sensors tuned when I'm on the streets is vital. It's also hard to know where my head is because the go pro doesn't show it.
I have really grown to enjoy the conversations you have with the public. I think it really sets your channel apart from just about every other street photographer I follow on youtube. Even your short interactions are entertaining. In the majority of your videos there's going to be at least one segment of interaction that brings a smile to my face.
I know some TH-cam viewers just want quiet POVs, and while I can enjoy those at times, they just become get a little mundane to me. I at least want to know what is going on in the photographer's head when they miss or take a shot.
Am glad to read this Mal! I know I ramble on at times and that some can get annoyed with that but in truth I think about when I started out with photography, especially when I was assisting on set, I always wanted to know what the photographer was thinking and I feel that when I describe what's going on in my head, that someone out there will appreciate the learning of it, like I wish I had all those years ago! So glad you're onboard for the journey Mal! Thanks for tuning in again!
Thats what bring me the most to that channel. The interaction with the viewer and the people in the street. Approaching people in the street is by far the most difficult things to do. Always feeling guilty of doing something wrong. I love how she approach that aspects.
You are happy and make it easy for people to interact with you. I love your street photography.
You asked which type of pov we like better and for myself, I think they all have value and are both instructive and fun. Every place is different, the architecture, the people, the atmosphere and character. You bring yourself to each of these and work within their framework and this comes through very clearly.
It’s interesting to see the way you approach what you find and adapt to each situation. This also results in quite varied outcomes, not only in terms of the photos you get but in the types of interactions you have. It can lead to longer conversations or more formal potraits, even turning into mini photo shoots, or sometimes little of anything which is simply the reality of the streets and needs to be shown and acknowleged along with everything else.
Each different environment and interaction also has it’s affect on you that we sometimes observe while it’s happening without narration, sometimes with your comments as it’s ongoing, and sometimes you talk about afterwards. All of this gives a greater understanding and has a wide emotional impact. That’s why I think your povs bring much more to the table than many others that are out there and we get to see more of you and therefore can get a better understanding of ourselves and ultimately the people that we never meet but are nontheless real and make up the world around us.
All of this to say that I appreciate the variety and thus the greater degree of different interactions and end results. It’s always enlightening, sometimes a bit scary, but always thought provoking and often humerous. There’s always a bit of something to squirrel away in one’s brain and provide food for thought and frankly I just enjoy them.
Your in depth point of expression is always appreciated! I think you really get me and the reasoning as to why I do these POVs, it's really reassuring to me to know that what I am doing is coming across for the truth that it is. Thank you for sharing this with me. I really appreciated reading every word of this. I'm glad that direct or subliminal the desired purpose of helping others expand within themselves is felt in full force. Not just within photography but within their mindset and approach to others within this glorious world that we live in. I appreciate you coming along for the journey and picking and pulling from these POVs what resonates with you in every manner
These go by so quickly!! Again, very moving and intimate portrayals of the people of NYC through the conversations and the photos.
Of course, as always am glad to read your enjoyment of them! Thanks again for tuning in!
Love the way you interacted with people. The 5DmarkIV and the Sigma 35 f1.4 produced stellar images.
Hehe thanks bruno! Was a fun one this one, am glad you enjoyed too!
it's cool to hear your thought process throughout these walks, would be interesting to see you navigate through Montreal if you ever visit!
Haha Montreal gang represents. I'd love to see her try Shooting Montreal. We got so many cool place for shoots. Le vieux port, palais des congres with those crazy color glass.
Would love to visit! Am glad you are enjoying hearing my thought patterns. Will be sure to do it more often! Thanks for tuning in Wassim! Hope you're getting out there yourself!
You guys are getting me excited! Hope you two can link up too.. more the merrier!
@@ForeverSeen lovely! Found your channel through the Cancun street photography session. In Cancun right now going to try some astrophotography on the beach tonight. All the best x
Your videos are always so amazing!
Am glad you find them inspiring! Thank you for tuning in for them, it makes me really happy and gives me a sense of fulfilment knowing others see value within them :) So the thanks goes to you! Thank you!
You should visit Nashville Tennessee…Its music city ..Shooting street photography on Broadway St in downtown is so much fun especially on the weekend…
Ohhh I'd love to get there indeed! Apologies on the slow response! Been off adventuring and put YT on the back burner for a bit! Hopefully I get to NT sooN!
I've been taking photos for 33 yrs now, but have never done street photography, I'm now 52, need to do some before it's too late
Hi Jason, yes I totally recommend it! I hadn't done it until I started this channel and I have to admit street photography has it's own set of new challenges, but ultimately is the same. Is a lot of fun, definitely worth the go! I wish you luck! Have fun!
@@ForeverSeen I started out with portrait photography, landscapes and lately dogs, in my 33yrs. No training, all self taught. Loved your episode ❤ by the way
The best way to learn! Am glad you're ever evolving! Keep it up Jason!
Keep it up. Your videos motivate me🥰🤙🏻
Am so glad to read that they do! I hope you're putting into practice what you are learning x
Hunting & sneaking through the streets getting nice shots with the interactions as well as others, if they like it or not :-))
Has to be done right ha! My apologies on the slow response! Been off adventuring and put YT on the back burner for a bit! Lots of footage to come! Hope you have been well!?
@@ForeverSeen Was a little concerned.... but nice to "see" you again:-))
Hehe indeed! I hope you have been enjoying the new content and your 2022 is off to a great start!
Could you do a POV some time in Grand central terminal that station I find is very intresting.
Ohhhh good shout!!! Yes I can and will do that! x
You made that delivery driver day
Ha - he made mine! Was so cool to be able to share it with him!
nice my friend.love it
Am glad you enjoyed! Thanks for letting me know Malith!
1:58 GRL I see this a lot. Most of the time when i enter a room where nobody knows me, someone drop something, that happens many many times even on the streets too, when notice me:D
18:46 Can i suggest not to do this without a spotter? Couse IF some messengers on a roadbike lanefiltering he cant see you squating :( and you can find yourself in an accident. Whatch this: th-cam.com/video/H3f9-dTdksI/w-d-xo.html they are flying :)
Take care M!
26:47 Wow She has GUNS :) Look at the bootie :D
Haha all good words. Keeping my ears and sensors tuned when I'm on the streets is vital. It's also hard to know where my head is because the go pro doesn't show it.
Question for you. Why do you always crouch to the ground to shoot portraits?
I like to give people more of a superhero stance :)
yoo yoo
So great you tuning in - thank you!