The reason for your success is very clear, Justin. It is Q. The iron will of the Vietnamese includes their incredibly hard working and supporting women. When I was in Vietnam the first time, I recognised why these people are unbeatable. Thank your lucky stars Q is not just your wife, but business partner.
I lived in V/N for a year and taught English in HCMC. The people are lovely, the girls are gorgeous and some many happy memories. If living in Perth wasn't so fantastic, it would be nice to go back. Thanks for sharing some of your personal stuff Justin. Some guys I've been following their YT for years, but they always seem to keep their private life hidden. Kudos.
Thanks Phillip, we photographed InterContinental Perth many years ago and we loved that city :). My wife was hesitant to be in these but now she’s opened up and she steals the show :).
I love the episodes with you and your wife. Q = awesome, and seeing Hanoi is very cool. I love the contrast of the modern apartment building with the rooster chasing the chicken across the road(now we know why! ). Of course your photography is on point as always. I like how you can take a rather bland subject, and create interest in a photo by placing an out of focus element in the fore ground. I'm going to have to file that one away for days when there just isn't anything jumping out to my eye. Thanks for sharing all of this with us. It truly is a treat, and thank Q for being such a good sport!
Thanks so much Larry, this is such a kind comment to read after we just got home from a nice dinner and I’ll share it with Q as she’ll most certainly appreciate it. Thank you 🙏
Love the series Justin. Good to see even pro's go through the same struggles as us amateurs - photographically or otherwise!! In Thailand, good light is when its time to eat and eating always comes first!!! Gotta say, I like the phone shot!! Whatever camera you have at the time right?!! But give me a Leica any day. 😀 Thanks again
Thank you, we do, she's cracks me up non-stop with her weirdness. I want her to start her own channel as she's a former TV host and has so many things to share about Vietnam to people.
Lovely video! Looked a bit familiar, I used to stay in the Daewoo hotel next to a big lake with sap wan boats, maybe the same one! Very interesting place Viet Nam.
Thanks, interesting video. It’s nice to learn something more personal about the people I follow on TH-cam. Content is generally what lures me to specific channel but it is always a personal connection that keeps me coming back. In short, I follow people that I like being around. Thanks Justin!
Thanks Scott, this city is 100% built for 2 wheels but unfortunately people now all want a car and the infrastructure isn't there yet but it's changing. The bike is a Royal Enfield Classic 500 that my wife bought me for my birthday, I'm a lucky one.
You guys are super cute. God bless. PS thank you for introducing me to egg coffee in another episode. I’m hooked. Love your work and perspectives. Value your opinions. Keep up the great work.
Thank you. That was a great video! I have two (2) motorcycles myself, a Ducati and a BMW. Justin's NOT riding with eye protection adds a level of tension to this video in particular. Quynh Anh, please discuss this eye protection issue with your husband.
@@AskMOTT , I have a couple hundred thousand miles on motorcycles, and I wince everytime I see you on a bike without eye protection. In Ohio - far, far from Vietnam - they have flying locusts that are 1/2" wide and 2" long.
@@suew6307 We might do a workshop in Hue offered to past All Stars like yourself if you're interested in coming back and seeing the Imperial CIty in central Vietnam.
Justin, thank you for sharing some of your private time with you and your wife' I can't believe you have such a beautiful woman 💥what does she see in you just....kidding... must be quite interesting life living in Vietnam anyhoo I enjoyed this video very much wish you both a lifetime of happiness 'coming from an old fart I've been married over 50 years photographed weddings for 58 years' Love the Leica m camera. Looking forward to your next video capture cheers my friend.👍❤
I’m asking myself the same question, I’ll ask her in the next video for you Mike :). I’ve photographed my fair share of weddings, hardest job in the industry or at least one of them , respect .
Looked like a fun day in Hanoi , I actually liked the shot of your wife with the I-Phone, like I always say it's never the arrow but always the indian and you my freind are one deadly indian.
Well, this may be TMI,but, one of my dogs (a rescue from the Korean meat trade) started barking in response to your wife's playful barking while playing with the dog on the street.
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The reason for your success is very clear, Justin. It is Q. The iron will of the Vietnamese includes their incredibly hard working and supporting women. When I was in Vietnam the first time, I recognised why these people are unbeatable. Thank your lucky stars Q is not just your wife, but business partner.
I have zero arguments with you there Tad, our entire staff is mostly woman as they are an unstoppable force here.
I lived in V/N for a year and taught English in HCMC. The people are lovely, the girls are gorgeous and some many happy memories. If living in Perth wasn't so fantastic, it would be nice to go back. Thanks for sharing some of your personal stuff Justin. Some guys I've been following their YT for years, but they always seem to keep their private life hidden. Kudos.
Thanks Phillip, we photographed InterContinental Perth many years ago and we loved that city :). My wife was hesitant to be in these but now she’s opened up and she steals the show :).
My favourite shot, the out of focus portrait with the s curve splitting the frame vertically. Great creative composition 👌🏻
I love the episodes with you and your wife. Q = awesome, and seeing Hanoi is very cool. I love the contrast of the modern apartment building with the rooster chasing the chicken across the road(now we know why! ). Of course your photography is on point as always. I like how you can take a rather bland subject, and create interest in a photo by placing an out of focus element in the fore ground. I'm going to have to file that one away for days when there just isn't anything jumping out to my eye. Thanks for sharing all of this with us. It truly is a treat, and thank Q for being such a good sport!
Thanks so much Larry, this is such a kind comment to read after we just got home from a nice dinner and I’ll share it with Q as she’ll most certainly appreciate it. Thank you 🙏
amazing video! An such an amazing couple!
Thanks my friend , come visit some day :).
Love the series Justin. Good to see even pro's go through the same struggles as us amateurs - photographically or otherwise!! In Thailand, good light is when its time to eat and eating always comes first!!! Gotta say, I like the phone shot!! Whatever camera you have at the time right?!! But give me a Leica any day. 😀 Thanks again
Thanks Mike, yeah, nothing I was really fired up about taking but it was a fun day.
That was a wonderful video presentation. You and your wife are cute together. You all seem to have a lot of fun.😊
Thank you, we do, she's cracks me up non-stop with her weirdness. I want her to start her own channel as she's a former TV host and has so many things to share about Vietnam to people.
Lovely video! Looked a bit familiar, I used to stay in the Daewoo hotel next to a big lake with sap wan boats, maybe the same one! Very interesting place Viet Nam.
Thanks Alan, this swan boat place is over in Tay Ho area on Truc Bach.
Thanks, interesting video. It’s nice to learn something more personal about the people I follow on TH-cam. Content is generally what lures me to specific channel but it is always a personal connection that keeps me coming back. In short, I follow people that I like being around. Thanks Justin!
Thanks Darrell, it’s been a fun series for us to film , and Q is now fully embracing being in the episodes more because of nice comments like this.
Really awesome to meet you both this way. Love all your content and especially this style of video.
Thank you David, we hope to do more and improve as we go :).
Love this series! It's great seeing your life in Hanoi. Oh and I love the bike! It seems like a very 2-wheel-friendly city.
Thanks Scott, this city is 100% built for 2 wheels but unfortunately people now all want a car and the infrastructure isn't there yet but it's changing. The bike is a Royal Enfield Classic 500 that my wife bought me for my birthday, I'm a lucky one.
This is the kind of video that resonates. Yeah, you are getting on track. Thanks.
You guys are super cute. God bless. PS thank you for introducing me to egg coffee in another episode. I’m hooked. Love your work and perspectives. Value your opinions. Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much ,have you tried coconut coffee ?
@@AskMOTT not yet. But I will soon :).
You had me at the sound of royal Enfield ❤ great experience watching an inside of your life😊
And my wife bought me that bike for my birthday.
bro is pumping out the vids. The hustle is real for the $$, respect!
Ha ha thanks Christopher, I’ve made a conscious effort to be home a little more but I’m still a busy bee so I love to film :).
Nice to spend the day with U2 in Hanoi in 10 mins, what a lovely couple you are ! That swimming pool had a view !!! ......
Thanks, we love that pool and I'm kinda hesitant to promote it because I don't want anyone to go there ha ha, it's so peaceful as it is now.
@@AskMOTT That's always the thing with nice locations ;-) ..... I would be there all the time if I lived in Hanoi 💯
"Hanoi is a very analog experience." Love the sentiment and you came thru in the end with a great swan boat image!
Thanks brother , I was pleasantly surprised when I loaded the images in :).
I also like your favorite picture. Clearly the best one. 👌
Thanks, I wish I worked that scene a little more.
Love the video…would love to make it out to Vietnam soon. About your Leica, how does the m10-D hold up these days?
Still love my M10D Everett , used again in an episode I’m editing now.
Justin great video mate, good to see a different side to you and to meet your boss. Must say didn't recognise you without the beanie. Keep it up.
Thanks Joey, yeah, once the temperature goes up the docker hat stays at home as it's just too hot.
Thank you. That was a great video! I have two (2) motorcycles myself, a Ducati and a BMW. Justin's NOT riding with eye protection adds a level of tension to this video in particular. Quynh Anh, please discuss this eye protection issue with your husband.
It's a good point about eye protection when we hit the open road I do but most of the time we are in the city traveling slow down side roads.
@@AskMOTT , I have a couple hundred thousand miles on motorcycles, and I wince everytime I see you on a bike without eye protection. In Ohio - far, far from Vietnam - they have flying locusts that are 1/2" wide and 2" long.
Love your coffee trip! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Sue :), Q says hello :)
Hi! I think about my experience in Vietnam alot so these episodes are so wonderful and add to the memories! 😊❤@@AskMOTT
@@suew6307 We might do a workshop in Hue offered to past All Stars like yourself if you're interested in coming back and seeing the Imperial CIty in central Vietnam.
@@AskMOTT wow, that would be a tempting opportunity.....! 😊
Justin, thank you for sharing some of your private time with you and your wife' I can't believe you have such a beautiful woman 💥what does she see in you just....kidding... must be quite interesting life living in Vietnam anyhoo I enjoyed this video very much wish you both a lifetime of happiness 'coming from an old fart I've been married over 50 years photographed weddings for 58 years' Love the Leica m camera. Looking forward to your next video capture cheers my friend.👍❤
I’m asking myself the same question, I’ll ask her in the next video for you Mike :). I’ve photographed my fair share of weddings, hardest job in the industry or at least one of them , respect .
Looked like a fun day in Hanoi , I actually liked the shot of your wife with the I-Phone, like I always say it's never the arrow but always the indian and you my freind are one deadly indian.
I always love your thoughtful and playful comments Eljin, thank you.
Nice video 🙏🏻
Thanks Chris, it was a fun day and we love sharing Vietnam with people.
Well, this may be TMI,but, one of my dogs (a rescue from the Korean meat trade) started barking in response to your wife's playful barking while playing with the dog on the street.
I’m reading this comment aloud to Q and we are both laughing while our two rescue dogs are playing w their toys.
@@AskMOTT 😁