Less is most definitely more. Many other TH-cam content creators have long since ran out of ideas and are now repackaging their same old stuff over and over just to keep posting 1-2 videos a week just to stand still. It's stale and it shows. Jamie on the other hand only posts when he has something new to say and that on TH-cam is so refreshing. Bravo sir!!
and the "photographers" with nothing to say almost always let you know the camera that they shot the episode on in the title in the hope of capturing an audience from that brand's fanboys. The content becomes a secondary consideration.
I have to agree. While all artist/creatives should revisit or update their ideals, post and tutorials... It's important to communicate things from a different perspective to provide more insight. Jamie does an excellent job with leaving some "meat on the bone" for viewers to adopt these concepts and use accordingly.
He is the definition of creative mind, Jamie I would love to see a film from you even if it is a short one. I believe you would be a great director and cinematographer
It’s like when someone sees a piece of contemporary or conceptual art and say, “I could have done that!” To which the answer is, “Yes, but you didn’t”.
I just experienced this yesterday in the bathtub. Someone recently told me "maybe you should portrait your perfectionism instead" as a spite on me saying I wasn't happy with a picture I took - and it stuck with me. Now yesterday night, way past midnight and when I'm usually awake, it came to me that this perfectionism is hard to display, but the bits and pieces of it in our everyday life are happening every time. And then my bathtub almost flooded the the room because I filled it to the brim while thinking and that's when it struck me: "Perfectionism - all or nothing." Grabbed my camera and shot the first image of what might become a series of things that are done all the way or not at all - even if the outcome .ight be negative (like here, the water flowing over when going inside). It's gonna be interesting times from now on, because the mind is sharpened and the eyes are focused to see something that was always there but never shown in its own light.
Dude, this is brilliant. Being a guy who calls himself goodphotoideas I am humbled. I need to work harder. I'd also like to take the opportunity to compliment you on your video editing. You're a master.
Part of me wishes you would release these more frequently Jamie. But that’s a bit selfish. Great content takes great time and effort. Thanks for another inspirational piece.
Jamie, I hate you ❤️. You make me watch your videos multiple times; they’re so freaking good! First, I just watch it to get an intro. Then, I watch with the sound off. Then, I watch it, er listen to it, with the picture off or not in my view. And then I watch it all over again. And after every few weeks, I could be caught watching some old video again! Thanks for all that you do, from the bottom of my heart. This is Hollywood quality work.
I'm just 7 mins into the video, and this is more valuable than almost all other videos I've ever watched on this topic. Apart from being a filmmaker, You are a scholar, sir. ( and also an AE senpai )
You made me pick up my camera many times when I felt like “why bother, there are people out there who can do this much better than I can as a hobbyist”. Thank you, Jamie.
Your videos are not only very good in a practical way, but also a theoretical way. They’re entertaining to watch and chew on. Thanks for doing what you do.
This channel is fast become less about photography and more a sound philosophical blue print towards living a fulfilled life. I have a noted dopamine response when I receive a TH-cam notification from this channel, which to me, is further evidence that, despite the theories that technology maybe driving us apart, but that many are seeking out mentors that speak truth and give advice on subjective thought, individuality, creativity and encourage a self reflective honest conversation with the self. The exact opposite of the main stream media narrative, in my humble opinion. Thanks JW
Good God man, your videos need to be given a cinema style big screen release internationally for everyone that's a fan of visual arts. The editing, presentation and especially the use of Pacman to get your point across was amazing!
I write comments very rarely, but more rarely I feel so encouraged. So I find it necessary to thank you for this inspiration! I appreciate that moments when you realize, that the world around you is indescribably big and there are so much, that you can picture in countless ways, so much and I'm feeling this way because of you, so, thank you! Don't stop what you are doing. It is really helpful. And i wish to everyone, who's reading this, not to be embarrassed of your ideas and thoughts. I believe in you! Also sorry for my English. It's not my native language
I mean..the quality of your content and how you decide to edit them, I could watch hours and hours without getting borred. You are talented AF, I know that it's a lot of hard work, but you also have the 'talent factor' and that's rare
Step number 2,5 . Ask the right questions to yourself every day. This way you will start giving solutions and boost your creativity. Bering creative might not mean you'll have the best idea, but the best ideas came from creative people. Great video. Thank you.
In my opinion, you're the most clever and inspiring video creator on TH-cam, your work is so precious! ! Thanks for all that effort you put in your videos, and for sharing all your wisdom and knowledge.
This is the one thing that all schools should teach first to all students. But the teachers don't know how to teach this and they pass on that lack for generations. And those in power prefer drones to run companies and do management as opposed to competing with them in business. Well done.
The sheer amount of hours and effort put into producing this video should not be understated. Thank you for taking the time to make such golden content in a space where quantity seems to be rewarded more than quality. Always thoughtful, always top-notch. Thank you Jamie!
God, Jamie, every time I think, “huh, where has Jamie been? I hope he didn’t retire,” you come out with a video that makes me think, “damn, I’m glad Jamie took his time and came up with THIS.”
The one and only Jamie Windsor! Every single one of your videos is a visual pleasure and a thought provoker. Thank you for your input, man. I got tired of all other YT channels, trying to get off of social media all together, but i´ll allways take time for your upload. I enjoy your LR presets a lot, just started to dip into video so will most likely check your video luts as well. Wish you all the best, looking forward to your future thoughts!
I think often (or at least for me this is true) people are quick to dismiss a good idea, just because it look so obvious that it doesn't seem possible you were the first to come up with it. It happens all the time to think "sure somebody else has already thought of this". Most of the times it is also true, which makes it even more difficult to stop thinking that way.
I think this is very true. During my design career, there were countless times I came up with something in the first 10 mins and then spent an additional week developing and rethinking, only to throw it all out and go back to the initial idea at the end. I've learnt that it's not wasted time though, it's all part of the process.
I'm following TH-cam channels about photography for four years now and so far you and Dan Milnor are the only two TH-camrs who talked about the importance of reading for photography. On the one hand this really surprises me, on the other hand one glance at Instagram tells you that for most people photography is about looks and not about communicating something. (Disclaimer: of course, I'm guilty of this too)
Of all the channels that I am subscribed, only two are inspirational. Jamie’s and Sean Tucker’s. Don’t ignore number three. So many times I had a good idea for a concept, and I thought I gonna remember it. In a week, I couldn’t remember.
I worked in creative art & design for fifteen years. Then I had a fifteen year sabbatical in the software industry. Recently, I've returned to the world of art and design. It was like I'd been seeing in monochrome. Suddenly I was back in a world filled with colours and textures. It's very true that to be creative you need to immerse yourself in creativity.
At least you got the idea to create a you tube video on this topic while many popular photographic youtuber praising or bashing new camera/lens. Amazing content as ever Jamie!!!
dude you are something else. i always find your videos so inspiring, they give me, literally, physical motivation to go out and take photos. thanks for everything
I really like not expecting a video from your channel every day or week. Seeing your videos it’s like listen to music: you hear a new cd and then there’s a time to create again, finally one day, new cd. The same is here and every time so enjoyable. Cheers Jamie.
I studied media design for 2 years, I've always been really good at picking up computer programs but absolutely shit at coming up with ideas. I felt that the whole course was aimed at people that were incredibly creative but didn't have the tools to express it, while I was the exact opposite. I wish I had someone who could teach me how to be creative. I will try to implement the things from this video, and maybe I'll feel differently. Thanks for making it
Just finished watching this video and I'm heading out for a bike riding and photograph the world around me, see new stuff and open my mind for the great ideas. Thanks for the inspiration
DUDE! was just thinking about your videos last night, and felt it had been a minute since hearing from you.. Appreciate the time and effort these take to put together - Much love from Australia
I think I have seen this video at least 10 times since it came out and I still don't know what you are saying because I keep getting distracted by the amazing editing and motion graphics. You are an inspiration. Thank you! I do want to know how to think of good ideas. Maybe one day I will resist the visuals and actually pay attention to what you are saying 😄
Thank you for this video as im watching this before our 2 year old wakes up and I have to be daddy again, the husband and a colleague... what I all love but we are also individuals with our own ideas, talents and own purpose in life. We need to spend more time with our selfs to bring clarity to our own thoughts and ideas that makes us happy. Not only the extra long showertime till our woman tells us we are spoiling water... this video Jamie was a eye opener and helpfull. As most time I spend on my phone throughout the day is a waste of time...
Thank you so much for another insightful video. I also appreciate the masterful videos you produce, I'm blown away by their production, design, and concise content. You not only "talk the talk but walk the walk" well done.
Besides being really helpful, I love the many little details in your videos. Especially seamless transitions that are... well, seamless, as in "not distracting", but interesting, often even subtle, but also often things that require a bit of work.
Fortunately I had sevral good ideas that gave me a chance to do something good in the world. When our mind is relaxed gives really good ideas. As you mentioned while having a shower 🚿 people had ideas maximum number of times. When we relax or wake up after a good sleep good ideas are a pretty easy job.
Love your videos, your mind, humor, and your perspective. You just became the first person I'm supporting on Patreon. It feels only fair since I have come to rely on your brilliantly produced videos. Thanks for giving us such intelligent high quality content to look forward to. Truly valuable.
Jamie you are a smart man. Your videos have real content and make my head spin. You are master mind instigator, adding a good touch of masterful editing to your videos and making them flow easily and captivate the audience. Watching your videos is a real pleasure
This was such great advice! Thanks, Jamie. Sometimes it's hard to step outside the "just put it through a formula" thinking and allow your mind the space to be creative.
What a brilliant video. Thank you for this- from start to finish it was fantastic...I didn't even mind the ads, and watched all the way through the end- very rare for me.
From the first video I saw from your channel, I notice your calmness and also artistic and even scientific approach of yours in each topic. This, not only hasn't changed but its getting better. Jamie... best video yet, keep it up :)
Amazing video, I find when I am in a parked car at night listening to music and talking to multiple people threw snapchat my brain goes into overdrive mode and huge amounts of ideas come to me. So a combination of music, communication and the peaceful setting can lead to your mind going into the “zone”.
So I'm a philosopher of cognitive science/brain computation, practising street photography in my spare time. I would never expect to see mentions of a theory of mind, and computing in a video about photography. BTW, step 3 reminded me of some videos of David Lynch talking about creativity. He always insists emphatically on writing a new idea down immediately or else you'll almost certainly lose it and regret. And what you said about showers and other mundane stuff reminded the stories of Wittgenstein, who would peel potatoes in order to get philosophical ideas, and of Spinoza, who would grind optical lenses for inspiration. Keep it up man, and thanks for the video.
I love your videos I wish you had more, but I can tell you put so much energy into your concepts and presentations. I was blown away by your intro in boring wedding photos. Looking forward to more videos.
Not only is this video incredibly well structured and informative, but also visually stunning. Multiple times I went back 20 seconds to rewatch an animation. Amazing!
I have pages and pages of idea but i’m a sucker for complexity and the exercise of thinking through an idea is the part that I enjoy. The momentary obsession with a thing. What I’ve found is a really useful exercise is to set yourself up for failed project. You have no actual resources but you need a halloween outfit in 2 hours or a video of yourself downing a beer for your friends right away or you’re at this place for the next 3 hours painting some ceramic thing. So it’s ok if you make something awful because there aren’t any expectations for it to be good. That’s when my creativity shines (even though after 6 hours even my most loyal friend would have abandoned me at the ceramics place). Then you get nice results and someone says “imagine what you could have done if you had more time” - The attention is wonderful but all that comment does is add to a sense of dread that where I actually start my project with my big idea it has to be this impossible over complicated masterpiece. And making that sounds like no fun at all 🙈 I decided to go into engineering rather than the arts because you can have just as much fun designing a gearbox but the expectations (and clients) are way less fussy
4:30 Ghost in the Shell x') Love these profound existential philosophical nuggets that really hammer home truths about art and expression; culture, essentially, and the human condition.
Literally just before the shower bit came up. i called out to the wife and said how good this was and that I just had a good idea in the shower. Then your shower bit came up! Great great video thank you. Always love putting them on the tele usually in the morning to get inspired :)
Great ideas here. As I am very partially sighted I can't read as much as i would like to but I have bought a lot of photo books over this pandemic and also a lot of albums from artists i love and new music as well. I usually do modelday studio shoots and miss it so much but I have been out with my camera at least once a week and take photos of my surroundings even if it is just in the back garden
You teach and inspire in one arena with your topic and simultaneously teach and inspire in a completely separate one with your vfx and practical-transitions. You're killing it Jamie! Keep going!
OH MY GOD i always got my best ideas when i was working out and i thought it was just a coincidence. jamie you have some of the best content on youtube hands down thank you brother
As always I am blown away by the quality of your videos. The concept, the story, visual execution and music. Just fantastic, than you for the inspiration!
Less is most definitely more. Many other TH-cam content creators have long since ran out of ideas and are now repackaging their same old stuff over and over just to keep posting 1-2 videos a week just to stand still. It's stale and it shows. Jamie on the other hand only posts when he has something new to say and that on TH-cam is so refreshing. Bravo sir!!
Well said!
and the "photographers" with nothing to say almost always let you know the camera that they shot the episode on in the title in the hope of capturing an audience from that brand's fanboys. The content becomes a secondary consideration.
I have to agree. While all artist/creatives should revisit or update their ideals, post and tutorials... It's important to communicate things from a different perspective to provide more insight. Jamie does an excellent job with leaving some "meat on the bone" for viewers to adopt these concepts and use accordingly.
Man did I miss your videos. You really have great teaching skills.
Thank you. I haven't gone anywhere. The pandemic has just slowed down my production schedule a bit.
This video is GOLDEN, the quality that Jamie puts into his videos really shows here!
Thank you. I’m glad you like them.
He is the definition of creative mind, Jamie I would love to see a film from you even if it is a short one. I believe you would be a great director and cinematographer
It’s like when someone sees a piece of contemporary or conceptual art and say, “I could have done that!” To which the answer is, “Yes, but you didn’t”.
No it's not. It is not like that. It is nothing like that at all.
@Chris Patmore I could have written your comment!
@@Nicolas-rd2qk 😏
It’s like you and everyone who upvoted you didn’t watch the video ...
@@feralmode well, Jamie also liked this comment so...
Wow. This level of profound philosophical inquiry was not what I expected..
Love it.
I just experienced this yesterday in the bathtub. Someone recently told me "maybe you should portrait your perfectionism instead" as a spite on me saying I wasn't happy with a picture I took - and it stuck with me. Now yesterday night, way past midnight and when I'm usually awake, it came to me that this perfectionism is hard to display, but the bits and pieces of it in our everyday life are happening every time. And then my bathtub almost flooded the the room because I filled it to the brim while thinking and that's when it struck me: "Perfectionism - all or nothing." Grabbed my camera and shot the first image of what might become a series of things that are done all the way or not at all - even if the outcome .ight be negative (like here, the water flowing over when going inside).
It's gonna be interesting times from now on, because the mind is sharpened and the eyes are focused to see something that was always there but never shown in its own light.
Dude, this is brilliant. Being a guy who calls himself goodphotoideas I am humbled. I need to work harder. I'd also like to take the opportunity to compliment you on your video editing. You're a master.
Part of me wishes you would release these more frequently Jamie. But that’s a bit selfish. Great content takes great time and effort. Thanks for another inspirational piece.
Thanks. I am working full time on TH-cam, but the pandemic is leaving me with not as many working hours in the day as I’d like.
Jamie, I hate you ❤️. You make me watch your videos multiple times; they’re so freaking good! First, I just watch it to get an intro. Then, I watch with the sound off. Then, I watch it, er listen to it, with the picture off or not in my view. And then I watch it all over again. And after every few weeks, I could be caught watching some old video again! Thanks for all that you do, from the bottom of my heart. This is Hollywood quality work.
I'm just 7 mins into the video, and this is more valuable than almost all other videos I've ever watched on this topic.
Apart from being a filmmaker, You are a scholar, sir.
( and also an AE senpai )
happened to me, but I was only 45 sec in and knew it would be great! haha
You made me pick up my camera many times when I felt like “why bother, there are people out there who can do this much better than I can as a hobbyist”. Thank you, Jamie.
Your videos are not only very good in a practical way, but also a theoretical way. They’re entertaining to watch and chew on. Thanks for doing what you do.
This channel is fast become less about photography and more a sound philosophical blue print towards living a fulfilled life. I have a noted dopamine response when I receive a TH-cam notification from this channel, which to me, is further evidence that, despite the theories that technology maybe driving us apart, but that many are seeking out mentors that speak truth and give advice on subjective thought, individuality, creativity and encourage a self reflective honest conversation with the self. The exact opposite of the main stream media narrative, in my humble opinion. Thanks JW
Good God man, your videos need to be given a cinema style big screen release internationally for everyone that's a fan of visual arts. The editing, presentation and especially the use of Pacman to get your point across was amazing!
No other photography related TH-cam channel has better production. Just a treat to watch your videos. And this one dropped just on time.
I write comments very rarely, but more rarely I feel so encouraged. So I find it necessary to thank you for this inspiration! I appreciate that moments when you realize, that the world around you is indescribably big and there are so much, that you can picture in countless ways, so much and I'm feeling this way because of you, so, thank you! Don't stop what you are doing. It is really helpful.
And i wish to everyone, who's reading this, not to be embarrassed of your ideas and thoughts. I believe in you!
Also sorry for my English. It's not my native language
I mean..the quality of your content and how you decide to edit them, I could watch hours and hours without getting borred.
You are talented AF, I know that it's a lot of hard work, but you also have the 'talent factor' and that's rare
Step number 2,5 .
Ask the right questions to yourself every day.
This way you will start giving solutions and boost your creativity.
Bering creative might not mean you'll have the best idea, but the best ideas came from creative people.
Great video. Thank you.
Your channel is so much more than just a photography channel. It's almost a lifestyle channel. I find it very inspiring with lots of humanity.
In my opinion, you're the most clever and inspiring video creator on TH-cam, your work is so precious! ! Thanks for all that effort you put in your videos, and for sharing all your wisdom and knowledge.
This is the one thing that all schools should teach first to all students. But the teachers don't know how to teach this and they pass on that lack for generations. And those in power prefer drones to run companies and do management as opposed to competing with them in business. Well done.
I had to pause video 3 times, because I got so many ideas just bz watching, tnx man!
Purchasing retro presets 100% :D
The sheer amount of hours and effort put into producing this video should not be understated. Thank you for taking the time to make such golden content in a space where quantity seems to be rewarded more than quality. Always thoughtful, always top-notch. Thank you Jamie!
God, Jamie, every time I think, “huh, where has Jamie been? I hope he didn’t retire,” you come out with a video that makes me think, “damn, I’m glad Jamie took his time and came up with THIS.”
The one and only Jamie Windsor! Every single one of your videos is a visual pleasure and a thought provoker. Thank you for your input, man. I got tired of all other YT channels, trying to get off of social media all together, but i´ll allways take time for your upload. I enjoy your LR presets a lot, just started to dip into video so will most likely check your video luts as well. Wish you all the best, looking forward to your future thoughts!
You put in 2000% effort in all your videos man, and it really shows. Nicely done once again!
This is the channel I've been hoping was somewhere in the plethora of photography videos on TH-cam. Thank you!
I think often (or at least for me this is true) people are quick to dismiss a good idea, just because it look so obvious that it doesn't seem possible you were the first to come up with it. It happens all the time to think "sure somebody else has already thought of this". Most of the times it is also true, which makes it even more difficult to stop thinking that way.
I think this is very true. During my design career, there were countless times I came up with something in the first 10 mins and then spent an additional week developing and rethinking, only to throw it all out and go back to the initial idea at the end. I've learnt that it's not wasted time though, it's all part of the process.
I'm following TH-cam channels about photography for four years now and so far you and Dan Milnor are the only two TH-camrs who talked about the importance of reading for photography. On the one hand this really surprises me, on the other hand one glance at Instagram tells you that for most people photography is about looks and not about communicating something. (Disclaimer: of course, I'm guilty of this too)
Thank you for making this!
Terrific! I honestly have not seen a post this well balanced between content and delivery in years! Well done on an amazing piece of creative work
Of all the channels that I am subscribed, only two are inspirational. Jamie’s and Sean Tucker’s.
Don’t ignore number three. So many times I had a good idea for a concept, and I thought I gonna remember it. In a week, I couldn’t remember.
I worked in creative art & design for fifteen years. Then I had a fifteen year sabbatical in the software industry. Recently, I've returned to the world of art and design. It was like I'd been seeing in monochrome. Suddenly I was back in a world filled with colours and textures. It's very true that to be creative you need to immerse yourself in creativity.
You’re such s driving force! My mind feels so fueled up every time I watch your content. Thank you!!
By far my favorite channel on TH-cam. Wish you posted more often but I guess the time you put into each video is what makes them so great
At least you got the idea to create a you tube video on this topic while many popular photographic youtuber praising or bashing new camera/lens. Amazing content as ever Jamie!!!
5:04 love the luminar joke :D
Those project ideas at the beginning were fantastic. Another brilliantly produced video full of great advice, and not just for photographers.
Thanks for this. I'm teaching photo classes in the States and I'm using some of your videos. Love them.
I hit the button "LIKE" before I watch your video and I know it's gonna be great. Respect.
you mean you’re clicking like on autopilot? That’s not very smart.
dude you are something else. i always find your videos so inspiring, they give me, literally, physical motivation to go out and take photos. thanks for everything
Well... your channel is one of the most inspiring ones TH-cam. Period.
I really like not expecting a video from your channel every day or week. Seeing your videos it’s like listen to music: you hear a new cd and then there’s a time to create again, finally one day, new cd. The same is here and every time so enjoyable. Cheers Jamie.
Another fantastic essay that will stick with me. Between the graphics and the content, this is state of the art youtubing.
I studied media design for 2 years, I've always been really good at picking up computer programs but absolutely shit at coming up with ideas. I felt that the whole course was aimed at people that were incredibly creative but didn't have the tools to express it, while I was the exact opposite.
I wish I had someone who could teach me how to be creative. I will try to implement the things from this video, and maybe I'll feel differently. Thanks for making it
Just finished watching this video and I'm heading out for a bike riding and photograph the world around me, see new stuff and open my mind for the great ideas. Thanks for the inspiration
I flipping love a Jamie Windsor video!
DUDE! was just thinking about your videos last night, and felt it had been a minute since hearing from you.. Appreciate the time and effort these take to put together - Much love from Australia
Jamie Windsor can have a brilliant career as a life coach for creative people.
I think I have seen this video at least 10 times since it came out and I still don't know what you are saying because I keep getting distracted by the amazing editing and motion graphics. You are an inspiration. Thank you!
I do want to know how to think of good ideas. Maybe one day I will resist the visuals and actually pay attention to what you are saying 😄
Thank you for this video as im watching this before our 2 year old wakes up and I have to be daddy again, the husband and a colleague... what I all love but we are also individuals with our own ideas, talents and own purpose in life. We need to spend more time with our selfs to bring clarity to our own thoughts and ideas that makes us happy. Not only the extra long showertime till our woman tells us we are spoiling water... this video Jamie was a eye opener and helpfull. As most time I spend on my phone throughout the day is a waste of time...
Thank you so much for another insightful video. I also appreciate the masterful videos you produce, I'm blown away by their production, design, and concise content. You not only "talk the talk but walk the walk" well done.
Besides being really helpful, I love the many little details in your videos. Especially seamless transitions that are... well, seamless, as in "not distracting", but interesting, often even subtle, but also often things that require a bit of work.
Fortunately I had sevral good ideas that gave me a chance to do something good in the world.
When our mind is relaxed gives really good ideas. As you mentioned while having a shower 🚿 people had ideas maximum number of times.
When we relax or wake up after a good sleep good ideas are a pretty easy job.
Love your videos, your mind, humor, and your perspective. You just became the first person I'm supporting on Patreon. It feels only fair since I have come to rely on your brilliantly produced videos. Thanks for giving us such intelligent high quality content to look forward to. Truly valuable.
Jamie you are a smart man. Your videos have real content and make my head spin. You are master mind instigator, adding a good touch of masterful editing to your videos and making them flow easily and captivate the audience. Watching your videos is a real pleasure
This is gold! Absolute GOLD! So so helpful! A great and [IMHO] proper view into actually **HOW** to generate ideas!! Thankyou, thankyou Jamie!
This was such great advice! Thanks, Jamie. Sometimes it's hard to step outside the "just put it through a formula" thinking and allow your mind the space to be creative.
What a brilliant video. Thank you for this- from start to finish it was fantastic...I didn't even mind the ads, and watched all the way through the end- very rare for me.
Jamie don't stop producing these brilliant videos
Jamie, you are a great inspiration - "The Philosophical Photographer"
Wow...Renaldi's pictures are stunning and impactful
From the first video I saw from your channel, I notice your calmness and also artistic and even scientific approach of yours in each topic. This, not only hasn't changed but its getting better.
Jamie... best video yet, keep it up :)
I just picked up that Retro Video Assets pack and it's my second pack from you! Thank you for making them so affordable - love your videos!
Jamie. You are brilliant. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you. This is beautiful.
Amazing video, I find when I am in a parked car at night listening to music and talking to multiple people threw snapchat my brain goes into overdrive mode and huge amounts of ideas come to me. So a combination of music, communication and the peaceful setting can lead to your mind going into the “zone”.
I have never seen any channel sharing this valuable knowledge for free. Jamie, you are phenomenal.
Fantastic, thank you! VERY INSPIRED now!!!
Fantastic video as usual! You have such a talent for condensing complex topics in such an engaging and accessible way.
As usual, well thought out. Inspiration comes from watching other people who are inspirational. That's why I keep watching your videos.
So I'm a philosopher of cognitive science/brain computation, practising street photography in my spare time. I would never expect to see mentions of a theory of mind, and computing in a video about photography.
BTW, step 3 reminded me of some videos of David Lynch talking about creativity. He always insists emphatically on writing a new idea down immediately or else you'll almost certainly lose it and regret.
And what you said about showers and other mundane stuff reminded the stories of Wittgenstein, who would peel potatoes in order to get philosophical ideas, and of Spinoza, who would grind optical lenses for inspiration. Keep it up man, and thanks for the video.
I love your videos I wish you had more, but I can tell you put so much energy into your concepts and presentations. I was blown away by your intro in boring wedding photos. Looking forward to more videos.
Never dissapoints and always inspires!
Jeez. I could watch your videos all day.. thought provoking. You inspire me to reboot my day in a new way.. thanks..
Not only is this video incredibly well structured and informative, but also visually stunning.
Multiple times I went back 20 seconds to rewatch an animation. Amazing!
Yours is one of the best TH-cam channel. Period.
Quite easily the most important video posted on TH-cam this week. Or month. Or so far this year.
I have pages and pages of idea but i’m a sucker for complexity and the exercise of thinking through an idea is the part that I enjoy. The momentary obsession with a thing. What I’ve found is a really useful exercise is to set yourself up for failed project. You have no actual resources but you need a halloween outfit in 2 hours or a video of yourself downing a beer for your friends right away or you’re at this place for the next 3 hours painting some ceramic thing. So it’s ok if you make something awful because there aren’t any expectations for it to be good. That’s when my creativity shines (even though after 6 hours even my most loyal friend would have abandoned me at the ceramics place). Then you get nice results and someone says “imagine what you could have done if you had more time” - The attention is wonderful but all that comment does is add to a sense of dread that where I actually start my project with my big idea it has to be this impossible over complicated masterpiece. And making that sounds like no fun at all 🙈
I decided to go into engineering rather than the arts because you can have just as much fun designing a gearbox but the expectations (and clients) are way less fussy
Love this video Jamie! So many good points you make in just one video - I guess I'll have to watch it again :D
Thanks for all the input!🙇🏻♂️
I wait, every month, in the hope that you post again!
I am always working on new content. The pandemic has slowed stuff down though.
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Ghost in the Shell x')
Love these profound existential philosophical nuggets that really hammer home truths about art and expression; culture, essentially, and the human condition.
I'm so glad I discovered this channel. A lot of interesting content shared in such a unique style. And I'm not even into photography.
I had no IDEA after watching it ... but let's respect, your editing skills are stunning! 👍
A student once asked the chemist Linus Pauling how he had so many good ideas. “Simple” said Pauling “have lots of ideas and throw out the bad ones”
How is the quality of your video's SO good! Amazing video with all the connections to psychology and neuroscience. Well done, Jamie. 👏🏼
Another great piece. Please keep making them.
Let me tell you, your you tube channel is very insightful. I get really creative and more motivated after watching them
Literally just before the shower bit came up. i called out to the wife and said how good this was and that I just had a good idea in the shower. Then your shower bit came up! Great great video thank you. Always love putting them on the tele usually in the morning to get inspired :)
I love watching your videos when they come out they are so inspiring. They make me not only want to create but also to learn.
Great ideas here. As I am very partially sighted I can't read as much as i would like to but I have bought a lot of photo books over this pandemic and also a lot of albums from artists i love and new music as well. I usually do modelday studio shoots and miss it so much but I have been out with my camera at least once a week and take photos of my surroundings even if it is just in the back garden
You teach and inspire in one arena with your topic and simultaneously teach and inspire in a completely separate one with your vfx and practical-transitions. You're killing it Jamie! Keep going!
Sublime as always! 👏 The Default mode Network arcade character picker is a gem of an idea 👌
OH MY GOD i always got my best ideas when i was working out and i thought it was just a coincidence. jamie you have some of the best content on youtube hands down thank you brother
Love the quality of your films and the effort you put it.
Another awesome video Jamie. Your Lightroom presets rock! Look forward to the next video
I thought of asking strangers to pose together for pictures before, but my anxiety said no.
You just need to do stuff like that. It’s the only way to make that kind of anxiety go away. It’s liberating though.
Heck I can't even ask a stranger to pose for me :(
I really want to try into portraits but need to get over this shyness.
The amount of time, energy, and creativity you put into your visual aids is mind-boggling
As always I am blown away by the quality of your videos. The concept, the story, visual execution and music. Just fantastic, than you for the inspiration!
I love your videos! They're always so hopeful and encouraging and HONEST !!
thank you! also your infrared presets made me get into infrared photography properly and I love it! so grateful 😊