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- What happens when two internationally acclaimed photographers and Nikon Ambassadors go on assignment to create portraits of each other with the new NIKKOR Z 85mm f/1.8 S lens and Nikon Z 7? Watch to see how Jerry Ghionis and Joe McNally execute their vision during this portrait assignment, then get their take on this shoot: www.nikonusa.c.... Video shot with the Nikon Z 6 and NIKKOR Z 85mm f/1.8 S.
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This was inspiring!!
That I can’t deny lol
Really great video Jerry, Joe and team!
It is really nice to see 2 wholesome photographers loving every second of their job and being so respectful with each other!!! *Ahem cough ahem take notes photography forums cough*
Thanks for the video Nikon!!!
Love how they show each other an immense amount of respect.
Best promotional video I have seen by any camera brand. Bravo Nikon!
Absolutely love both of these photographers. Now ship more of these lenses so I can actually buy one!
Love it! I could watch this all evening. Why cut it down to under 6 minutes 😭
I would love to see the full shoot!
Two monsters, one of my favorite all time. Although they can make these pictures with an entry-level camera.
God please start a podcast you two.
I love this mutual respect, and the results were quite good, of course. Thanks to Joe and Jerry!
That was fun and helpful. Thanks :-)
their should be wayyyy more views...... that means someone like me is looking in all the right places.....
I wish I had 1% of Joe's skill and know how 🙄
They could have used a Brownie Starfish Camera and created portrait magic. They're skilled and all the things cameras lack, without which, we have blah images. So much respect for them both...
Legends - I am soo glad both Joe and Jerry made a choice for Nikon because they represent photography at the Picasso level and represent Nikon at the Master Class Level. Light, Environment and Composition.
Wow! Who was the genius at Nikon who thought to put these two legends together? Absolutely brilliant. By far, two of the best inspiring educators and artistic photographers in the industry. As a hobbyist photographer the last 10 years, I've learned the most from this pair. On screen they go together like Abbott & Costello; Starsky & Hutch; George & Gracie. Both are impeccably courteous, witty, incredibly gifted, and have a mutual admiration and respect that is a joy to watch. Like no one else, they intelligently articulate the very important subtleties in photography that have a huge impact. You're so enamored with watching these two play off of each other that you don't even realize they are pushing Nikon products. To me, that is the best kind of advertising. Judging by the comments, sounds like I'm not alone when I beg for more of these tag-team vignettes! Again, well done Nikon and Messieurs McNally et Ghionis.
Nikon gives them a fast prime prime.
Joe shoots it closed way down and relies on colour for subject separation.
No lazy portraits here!
Two masters, and we know that because the camera was the least part of the shoot. It's their vision, concepts, and skills that make the magic happen. I'd take their skills and a D800 any day, over any new camera. The camera only matters at the instant of clicking the shutter. All the rest that comes from the mind and heart .... now, that's photography!
Two of my all-time favorite photographers in one video! This is amazing!
Two of my idol photographers!!! Together. Simply. The. Best.
This were AWESOME!!! JUST FABULOUS!!!
Nineteen people disliked this video? Just out of curiosity, what is there that one can´t like about it?
Jerry, and Joe...... truly an amazing video......
Two of my biggest inspirations shooting each other is awesome!!!
Two genius with atomic talent and generosity.......who irradiated me since a while ;-)
Now that's how you market a camera system. And this is coming from a Canon user 😄
Awesome!! I been following both for a while.
when a professional is touching a cam, he is making art. sadly the most youtube photograper arent by far so good and still the most newcomer are watching this bullshit. to take a picture is nowaday very easy but to create art you need some years of hard work. amazing shots, thanks for sharing
You make major valid point. However, there needs to be some clarification. As a "professional" you have done all of the requirements of getting a business license, set up a business, and conduct business full time, not go buy a pro grade camera, shot part time doing TF shoots while still working a full time job and think whatever you shoot is "art", especially by converting it to black and white. Next comes the word "art" and "artist" which sadly has been twisted and perverted in that area of photography. We have the art of business, the art of war, Trump's art of the deal and the list goes on and on. Simply put, an "artist" is a MASTER of their CRAFT, which they both are. But to sum it up which the masses fail to see, hear and understand is Joe's profound statement at 5:26 "You are looking for something that is unseen. As person, a place work together to tell a story. Cause at the end of the day, that is the most important thing we do when we take a camera in hand... WE TELL STORIES" - not make art!!! I don't know why people (new and younger) photogs cannot grasp this simple truth!
You must be talking about so-called TH-cam photogs like Jason Lanier, Jared Polin and at the top of my list Tony & Chelsea Northrup who pump out crap and the whole concept of we are painting with light, it's all about the light, its art, go buy a pro camera shoot the grass - charge $50K as you are an artist crap. No, at the end of the day we are storytellers! If anyone thinks differently, go to 5:26 and let Joe tell you again and again! Two others I would add along with Joe and Jerry is Joe Buissink and Joel Grimes. All are truly masters of our CRAFT.
Sadly, I'm a bit more into fashion design and love creating new designs, styles, working with colors, as well as other materials, notions and embellishment incorporated in. a bit more than my photography. However, annually I get hundred of inquiries from this young generation of photogs with ungodly fee, usage fees, licensing, who are clueless at fashion and their images are.... bad.... put it nicely. But when I tell them it i not art and we are not painting with light, but we are photographers, capturing a moment in time to tell a story that is unseen, they get mad at me. Two names I generally get are Lanier and the Northrups. Just goes to show they are pumping out bad content!
Okay I have to commit copyright infringement to steal this segment of video to put on my channel and website to try to educate newer photogs what photography really is!
Sigh, this is the kind of stuff that makes me forget about gear and think about the craft.
Please do more of this!
Someone at Nikon needs a raise...
Great! Please more of this kind of videos!
would love to see more of this kind in the future... great job!
Nikon is actually privileged to have these two(among others) onboard !
Robert Redford gained some weight.
This video made my day! Two iconic photographers in their own right. Bravo....just wish it was longer :)
Bravooooo !! This is why I love photography !!!....
Great stuff! Just bought the 85mm 1.8s - superb lens. 🙏
both photographer is amazing
wow! two greats, photographing each other. woohoo!
Joe mcnally looks like an old matt damon
Well executed Nikon, Joe and Jerry!
How fantastic. Incredible images from two icons.
Awesome ! Two photographers that truly inspire me.
Wow, that was awesome! Two masters sharing their genius for all to benefit!
Love their tall boots.
Well Played Nikon !
The Goats..............
I have all of Joe’s books. Great photographer.
Ken Konard I have all of his books as well! He’s been a hero of mine for many years!
I was at one of his presentations in Manhattan years ago and he changed some of my uses of lighting for the better. Great man.
Ken Konard Awesome! I was privileged to attend one of his live training sessions last year in Cleveland. It was just an amazing experience and I learned a lot!
They’re great photographers and also character of human being! I’m inspired!
I love this video
This was great
This was awesome!! Loved it.
Nikon - Awesome, awesome awesome video! Of course I am a Nikon owner and shooter with a lot of bodies and lenses (D70 D90 D3400, D7100 D7200 (have 2 of each for const inspection photography) D500, D750 D850. had a D3s but sold to start getting more into video. Thanks for bringing two great Masters of our Craft together to make this awesome video. I would include Joe Buissink and Joel Grimes in with Joe and Jerry,. But aside from amazing shots of each, you could not have done better to capture Joe's statement at the end to state at the end of the day, we tell stories!
I'm a photog who started in the film days and left photography for a very successful career and started my own business in civil construction and real estate development. It was only after my partners and I purchased an 8 unit strip mall to flip that fate had other plans for me. I took over a failed swimwear company in the one unit. I was quickly forced into digital photography after two scam photographers who were the cause of the former company going under just to get images of the inventory to sell and liquidate for the flip. They didn't have a business license, engaged in tax evasion, the underground economy, violated 3 provisions of consumer law in Ohio under estimates, deposits and the top being one sided contracts. They further attempted to use copyright law in their favor to exploit area businesses with ungodly fees, usage fees and licensing. They took me to court when I refused to pay their extortion usage and licensing fees. With no attorney I beat them. Of course I had the help of a number of State agencies and the IRS who I turned them into for their crimes. In the end, the IRS and the State Dept of Taxation seized all personal and business assets and sold them off The city prosecutor as well at as the State Attorney General also sought charges of deceptive business practices, along with my counter suit, which I was awarded $100K after attorney fees. 90% of that was then donated back the the former owner, a single mother with 3 kids who started a swimwear business to supplement her income and support her kids. At least 12 other area businesses came forward to also file a class action suit against these two so call photogs. After losing everything, (cameras, gear, homes, cars, personal items and both of their wives sought divorce) they were both sentenced to 5 years in prison for tax evasion, racketeering and other consumer crimes.
I share this story because tons (the majority of camera owners I look up who are charging for photography services are doing it illegally... no business registration license, no IRS or state tax account, failing to abide by consumer & business law) and merely think taking a photo is art, rather than like these two masters mastering the craft. I would remind folks of Nikon shooter, Andrea Polito, Dallas, TX wedding photog who sued her clients for defamation a few years ago. Yes, she got lucky and won that suit. However, what the masses of photogs failed to see was on page 15 of the Appeals Court Memorandum Decision, by Justice Stoddard... "In sum, the contract did not allow the Moldovans to simply purchase “their” pictures and immediately obtain full rights to own and reproduce them, regardless of any dispute about an album." A one sided contract that is prohibited by law. In short, learn from these two masters and learn the ART of storytelling with your images! If you engage in business with your photography, be legit business and follow the law!
Today, some 15 years later, I am still still designing and shooting my own fashions as well as other project. Joe's statement at the end is something I learn way about in the late 80's while taking photography in high school and college. It is truly sad to watch people with cameras bash others especially those with cell phones and point & shoot cameras, as well as those who are new to photography. Regardless of if you are taking a selfie, a shot of the pet, your kids, a flower, the sunset, or doing more commercial types of photography, at the end of the day we are photographers capturing a moment in time to tell a story. It is only when you have mastered your craft that you become an expert like Joe McNally and Jerry Ghionis.
Therefore, I am linking and sharing this video and kindly borrowing (stealing...lol) Joe's segment at the end to promote Nikon gear and hopefully sharing Joe's words will help teach new photogs that we are telling stories rather than shooting half nude or fully nude females, converting to B&W and saying the crappy image is art! That is what landed those two so -called photogs in prison 15 years ago. I will be reaching out to Nikon USA and Joe to seek the appropriate permissions.
Thanks again for bring two masters together to show off the Z7 and their masterful talents! Awesome job Joe, Jerry and Nikon!
This is so cool!
Is that z50
2 winners
Awesome.
Good Fun
Love it
Epic!
Z6!
What a beautiful video of these two legendary personalities. Really motivating.
Great video, great images! Nice idea to do it locally with my fellow photographers!
Love this idea -- two great photogs shooting each other. Love my Z6 in combination with my 85 (f mount version at this point), too.
A respectful, calm and hartful happy together. Evergreen Moments for two Masters!
Would of been cool if Cliff Mautner made a cameo. Love Jerry's work, amazing talent.
Wow, I think they both felt honored to be photographed by the other. Two great photographers showing such love and respect for each other and their craft. The photos turned out amazing. Great job guys!!
Wow, what an amazing video and concept! In the end as a photographer being a subject every once in a while gives you insight of what is like to react to directions. Both guys did incredible shots of one another!
two ABSOLUTE LEGENDS!! I learned 90% of what I know in photography from these two amazing photographers and teachers alone. I could watch them for hours and hours doing what they do best.
They both did such beautiful shots. So inspiring. .
Awesome to see how you can create a great story from a portrait 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Great Great Photographers !!!!! Thousands of likes for this video !!!
Outstanding photographers. Location doesn't hurt either.
That was really fun, seeing you both playing with each other...
Thank you Nikon.
Wow, great video...just came back to Nikon after seven years. Love my Z7
As My favorite Aussie would say..."Brilliant"! Both are amazing men and artists. i learn a lot by watching them do their best and having fun while doing it. Thank you Nikon for bringing these two great Masters together and having them share their insights in this brief mini clip of their photography.
That's a good tip about the whites of the eyes. 👍🏾
What a great video loved seeing the 2 different styles but also loved watching what they thought of each other.
Both of them had so much fun together. It was great to see
If I could turn back time... Great little video guys :)
Two absolute masters. I met Joe at one of his seminars a few years ago and he could not have been kinder.
phenomenal!
Talented Guy . Pleasure to watch ur Visual.
wow very motivating and inspiring!!!
Absolutely awesome to see both of them!
Two masters of the craft - fantastic video!
Love it! You guys had waaaay too much fun....
Two amazing photographers! wow!
Great one! Send more like this! :D
Superb, really....MOREEE!!!
Good to see you together
Great video with two masters.!
Great video with two masters.!
Master Joe 🙏
This was awesome, two Pros
That's so great!!
Wow, this is SO cool!!!
The best 5:45 of my week. Beautiful!
This is beautiful.