First time I’ve seen a composition breakdown on location and I love it. TH-cam is missing this sort of content on composition thought process and how to train your eye. Learned so much from this video - using environment to block out noisy areas, noticing pockets of light and contrast, and using splashes of color. Can’t wait to apply them to my next walk. Thank you!
Isn’t it amazing how we as photographers have developed the ability to find beauty in places where normally people just walk by without even noticing those details? Great video man! that was sick! 🔥
That’s right, you can find the beauty in everything and that’s the difference between the photographer eyes and normal person.. every photographer focuse into details and seeing everything different and make stories by anything
Most people see it, lol. They just don’t talk about it as pretentiously as “photographers” do. Beauty is better experienced than babbled about. When you lose the camera and live in the moment, you enjoy the beauty of life better.
Forget the photography, it's the way you chose where to stand is pretty brilliant. First 17 seconds into your first video, I'm already a fan. 3rd pic is amazing, and is what hooked me to this video. But now I'm more amazed by how you're position yourselves in these locations. I hope you have a video or two on that.
Love the explanation of your on-scene thoughts about composition and the elements of the shot. You use of out of focus foreground elements to block areas in the scene was very interesting. Thank you!
I have been using only 50mm for the last 4 years I was sometime think to get a 35 or 85 but now I have embraced this focal length and have learnt that you cannot include or shoot every thing but whatever you can will be pleasing
I'm starting to upload street photography videos. I'm from Colombia and I hope to grow and continue learning. You did a good job, I congratulate you bro. I hope to have the support of a community like yours. Everyone is very respectful and kind.
I'm just starting out in street photography and this video is a source of inspiration, both technically and artistically. Thank you very much for sharing your talent with us.
I have been looking for an inspiring photographer that doesn't only want to sell me a camera and praise it the whole video, the actual art and thought process is so overlooked now.
Japan is already picture perfect, but this man just made every object and angles a story of its own, a story common passerby wont simply think of, this is the power of composition to compose a shot and make something meaningful for it. [ I also like how he inserts clips that we know would be more appreciated in a live clip format like something you can actually see in a movie ]
Merci beaucoup pour votre video. Je traîne souvent des pieds pour utiliser le 50 en ville. Je suis un adepte du 20 mm. Je viens d'avoir un ... déclic. 😮Bravo pour vos photos. Continuez!
Hi Adrien, I’m glad to see that your channel is gaining visibility lately, It’s well deserved! This format is great, it’s really interesting to learn about the way you approach composition. Please keep it coming!
I love how photographer’s brain works they beauty in every detail! also for some reason the lighting in japan during winter or spring is phenomenal. It makes the photos more beautiful.
I was really moved by your shots, the music, your explanation, and your eye for detail / light. You make me excited to look for the beauty in the otherwise ordinary with my camera. Thank you!
Really enjoying this series where you combine lens choices, your judgement of available light, and colour, to inform your composition thought process. 🔥
Not the perfect light, not the standard “beauty” we are accustomed to as the subjects. But you’ve shown us the beauty and how you’ve found the beauty. very nice shots. Very nice commentary. Thanks!
It's interesting anyone can take photos of the same place yet in each photo, there's a personal touch from the photographer that took it, how the photographer sees the world and interacts with the environment.
I would love to see the original photo vs the edited one so I can get a better understanding of what you’re explaining. Fantastic video and wonderful photos.
Loving these videos. Missing a bit of the wandering and discovering bits from the first few vs “bam here’s a shot and here’s how I composed it”. Both have their merits.
I've re-watched the video a bit more calmly and I echo the other person's comment about placement and where you choose to stand. I rarely see vertical shots in other youtube channels so it was interesting to see a few here. One takeaway from this video is that I should be more present when taking photos instead of rushing from location to location haha. Thanks a lot!
That was really fun. Thanks for taking me for that ride. You were very efficient with that area at the end making use of all the spaces. Well done again sir.
What a great, great video. Wonderful to hear how you breakdown the composition, the location, your thoughts. Even as I listened, in my mind I had my thoughts on each location.... Great work. A great learning education. Keep up this amazing work.
This is so enjoyable. I appreciate the calm pace and the slow attention to detail so much. Can I ask how you are filming your POV footage while analyzing your compositions? It's really fun and immersive to see your hands come into frame!
i like that u r showing ur settings with the images, it helps me to learn a little bit more about it. sometimes i´m not sure about my aprature and the depth i want or will get and sometimes i have to make sure that my iso isn´t going crazy on my a6000. But for me it would help if you´d show the images a little longer, to enjoy the photo you´ve taken and analyse it and the settings you used. I think you show them around 3 seconds, probably 5 to 6 seconds would be fine aswell
Great video. You explained your fabulous compositions simply and with clarity that I'm not sure I've seen on TH-cam before. Brilliant to see your process!
Fun to see so many people riding a bike there! Iam from the netherlands and here it is very common but didn’t know there were other places too with alot of bikes
- Quite instructive and substantial video. Curious to see photographer's thought-processes and outlining of the frame before shooting. It seems that sometimes more important than what is photographed is what one can bring out from the intended frame to be taken - whatever it is.
this is really good video, you teach us for every piece foto you take, you explain it like pro its easy to understand, i loved it, hope you can make more video like this, i will enjoy every minute of it.
Fun and useful. But there is no mention of the lens used in the comments under the pictures (though it says 50mm in the title of the video, the recommended lenses don't feature it).
I like the way you think. And I love shooting 50mm. So thank you for putting a focus on another focal length than 35mm or 28mm for streetphotography :)
Truly brilliant ideas/concepts - not in books but in real life situations. This clip will be one of my reference points for street photography. Thanks much for effort & sharing. Take care.
Really enjoyed this video. I don't often watch photography videos on YT, preferring to do my own thing, but your video showed up in my recommendations since I've been learning about my new a7iii (thanks, algorithms linking my camera searches to your video ha). You've given me some great ideas about framing and light. Thank you so much!
Beatiful images and very sharp footages ! what are the settings for video ? and also focus mode ? looks like zone focus. Thank you for your nice content !
Very inspiring! Thank you for this video, as I’m a 50mm photographer and always try something new, will definitely use some of these! Keep it up! Greetz from The Netherlands ✌🏻
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First time I’ve seen a composition breakdown on location and I love it. TH-cam is missing this sort of content on composition thought process and how to train your eye.
Learned so much from this video - using environment to block out noisy areas, noticing pockets of light and contrast, and using splashes of color. Can’t wait to apply them to my next walk. Thank you!
I completely agree with you, and hope @adrian produces more of these videos!
@@fabioserenelli agree
Loved this breakdown, thanks for summarizing
Couldn't agree more! This is the kind of content I'm looking for to help me learn!
Isn’t it amazing how we as photographers have developed the ability to find beauty in places where normally people just walk by without even noticing those details? Great video man! that was sick! 🔥
What exactly normal people see? Morning to go work, evening to back home... then same routine apply everyday. 😂
Remind people, life is beautiful.
That’s right, you can find the beauty in everything and that’s the difference between the photographer eyes and normal person.. every photographer focuse into details and seeing everything different and make stories by anything
Most people see it, lol. They just don’t talk about it as pretentiously as “photographers” do. Beauty is better experienced than babbled about. When you lose the camera and live in the moment, you enjoy the beauty of life better.
@@Kids11111 … and yet here you are.
Forget the photography, it's the way you chose where to stand is pretty brilliant. First 17 seconds into your first video, I'm already a fan. 3rd pic is amazing, and is what hooked me to this video. But now I'm more amazed by how you're position yourselves in these locations. I hope you have a video or two on that.
Thanks for your comment :)
Love the explanation of your on-scene thoughts about composition and the elements of the shot. You use of out of focus foreground elements to block areas in the scene was very interesting. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it:)
照片真的能引发人无限的联想，回忆，遐想
Love these types of videos. Way more interesting since you’re standing on location.
Glad you like them!
In Japanese, photography is expressed as '撮影,' which means to capture(撮) shadows(影). Your work expresses light and shadow very well and is wonderful.
A million times yes. THIS is street photography. Not some TikTok "street" nonsense. Your colours are amazing too, lovely editing!
I have been using only 50mm for the last 4 years
I was sometime think to get a 35 or 85 but now I have embraced this focal length and have learnt that you cannot include or shoot every thing but whatever you can will be pleasing
love how little details you discover
For street i use 35 and 50 on film cam. 50 best for object based like you. 35 good for food pov photo and street wide shoot. And
it's so surreal seeing and recognising parts of a street i visited last year with my class
I could feel your pause at 1:20 for missing the shot of the red scooter entering the scene. My condolences. Beautiful video.
Really enjoyed your ‘thinking out loud’. A lesson in visualizing and composition - the most important elements of our photographic craft. Well done.
I'm starting to upload street photography videos. I'm from Colombia and I hope to grow and continue learning. You did a good job, I congratulate you bro. I hope to have the support of a community like yours. Everyone is very respectful and kind.
I'm just starting out in street photography and this video is a source of inspiration, both technically and artistically. Thank you very much for sharing your talent with us.
I have been looking for an inspiring photographer that doesn't only want to sell me a camera and praise it the whole video, the actual art and thought process is so overlooked now.
Japan is already picture perfect, but this man just made every object and angles a story of its own, a story common passerby wont simply think of, this is the power of composition to compose a shot and make something meaningful for it. [ I also like how he inserts clips that we know would be more appreciated in a live clip format like something you can actually see in a movie ]
Thanks a lot for your comment :)
Merci beaucoup pour votre video. Je traîne souvent des pieds pour utiliser le 50 en ville. Je suis un adepte du 20 mm. Je viens d'avoir un ... déclic. 😮Bravo pour vos photos. Continuez!
Merci! :)
Hi Adrien,
I’m glad to see that your channel is gaining visibility lately, It’s well deserved! This format is great, it’s really interesting to learn about the way you approach composition. Please keep it coming!
Visiting Japan is amazing, your layout is even more amazing.
I love how photographer’s brain works they beauty in every detail! also for some reason the lighting in japan during winter or spring is phenomenal. It makes the photos more beautiful.
The photos at 3:35 could easily be a movie poster. Nice job, I am delighted with your work!!!
Thanks! :)
I was really moved by your shots, the music, your explanation, and your eye for detail / light. You make me excited to look for the beauty in the otherwise ordinary with my camera. Thank you!
Really enjoying this series where you combine lens choices, your judgement of available light, and colour, to inform your composition thought process. 🔥
Not the perfect light, not the standard “beauty” we are accustomed to as the subjects. But you’ve shown us the beauty and how you’ve found the beauty. very nice shots. Very nice commentary. Thanks!
Thanks :)
It's interesting anyone can take photos of the same place yet in each photo, there's a personal touch from the photographer that took it, how the photographer sees the world and interacts with the environment.
Very true :)
Beautiful pictures, Adrien. May I know which recipe you are using or if you have any presets of your colour grading?
I always shoot RAW and edit with my Lightroom presets. Link in the description and everywhere on my channel 😄
love and enjoy your thought process and breakdown
I would love to see the original photo vs the edited one so I can get a better understanding of what you’re explaining.
Fantastic video and wonderful photos.
I love how you explained every detail of each photo. Everything is beautifully captured. I hope to learn more. I have XT100 btw.
Glad it was helpful!
Loving these videos. Missing a bit of the wandering and discovering bits from the first few vs “bam here’s a shot and here’s how I composed it”. Both have their merits.
Thanks for the feedback 👍🏻😊
I am new to street and architecture photography and this video really helps to understand creative ways of finding a motive! Thanks a lot
Glad it was helpful!
my fav focal length ! for some reasons, everything looks right with it.
lovely work
Thank you! 😊
Because 50mm is the closest to the way our eyes see
For apsc or full frame??
@@ExploreRey ff equiv
5:38 so cute. I really enjoyed the narration - great video!
These compositions are absolutely beautiful. Your framing is *chefs kiss*
Wow everything your finger clicks turns into gold. I'm just amazed at how good you are at your craft.
I've re-watched the video a bit more calmly and I echo the other person's comment about placement and where you choose to stand. I rarely see vertical shots in other youtube channels so it was interesting to see a few here. One takeaway from this video is that I should be more present when taking photos instead of rushing from location to location haha. Thanks a lot!
너무너무 재미있고 감동이었습니다! 사진도 정말 마음에 듭니다! 저도 다음주에 후쿠오카 여행가는데 street photography 도전해보겠습니다. 용기를 주셔서 감사합니다!
wwoow this opening sequence. perfection.
Thanks!
I think your videos might just be my favorite photography videos. They always make me want to go out and enjoy a nice walk with my camera.
My first video from your channelo I watched. I love the way you take us to the process before taking a picture.
I really love your compositions and the way you look at items and light. Well done, learned a lot from your video!!
That was really fun. Thanks for taking me for that ride. You were very efficient with that area at the end making use of all the spaces. Well done again sir.
What a great, great video. Wonderful to hear how you breakdown the composition, the location, your thoughts. Even as I listened, in my mind I had my thoughts on each location.... Great work. A great learning education. Keep up this amazing work.
Amazing content, thanks for educating me with your ideas as you take the beautiful photos
This is so enjoyable. I appreciate the calm pace and the slow attention to detail so much. Can I ask how you are filming your POV footage while analyzing your compositions? It's really fun and immersive to see your hands come into frame!
Merci pour cette belle leçon de composition photographique ☺
Super vidéo, j'adore le fait que tu expliques avant de shooter comment tu vois la scène en amont 🙂
i like that u r showing ur settings with the images, it helps me to learn a little bit more about it. sometimes i´m not sure about my aprature and the depth i want or will get and sometimes i have to make sure that my iso isn´t going crazy on my a6000. But for me it would help if you´d show the images a little longer, to enjoy the photo you´ve taken and analyse it and the settings you used. I think you show them around 3 seconds, probably 5 to 6 seconds would be fine aswell
i like how you isolate things even in crowd
The expression has been very detailed and clear. I hope more of your videos will follow.
Thanks a lot 😊 More to come!
Great video. You explained your fabulous compositions simply and with clarity that I'm not sure I've seen on TH-cam before. Brilliant to see your process!
Thank you very much!
I love how you explain each shot! I'm glad I found your page.
Thanks, more is coming ;)
Bro, you have some exceptional work by the way! There’s just so much beauty and looking at the bigger picture. I love it.
male photography, very technicaly, good photography doesn't need explanations, it's like eating, you just know when it's good
OHHH HIROSHIMA!! :(((( every time I can read this name, I feel so sad...I love these pictures so much, thank you for sharing your beautiful work.
These videos are the one that would make me watch the whole thing. I loved it, please make more contents like this.❤
Fun to see so many people riding a bike there! Iam from the netherlands and here it is very common but didn’t know there were other places too with alot of bikes
- Quite instructive and substantial video. Curious to see photographer's thought-processes and outlining of the frame before shooting. It seems that sometimes more important than what is photographed is what one can bring out from the intended frame to be taken - whatever it is.
It's such a joy to watch your thought process and approach. Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoy it!
You make it look so easy. I learned a lot from this video. Thank you.
this is really good video, you teach us for every piece foto you take, you explain it like pro its easy to understand, i loved it, hope you can make more video like this, i will enjoy every minute of it.
Fun and useful. But there is no mention of the lens used in the comments under the pictures (though it says 50mm in the title of the video, the recommended lenses don't feature it).
I love this .
Thank you very much .
Mar.22nd 2024 Fri. 05:56 am
from Yokohama City Japan
Could you make a video explaining the settings you would use for Focus on street photography ? 🙏 (Servo, Ai,etc)
photos not important they just result, it is creative process make us happy
True!
I like the way you think. And I love shooting 50mm. So thank you for putting a focus on another focal length than 35mm or 28mm for streetphotography :)
Amazing composition
Beautiful composition and grade 😊
Loved this
I'm a Korean fan. It's a video that helps a creator like me a lot.
Fantastic video, very helpful 🙌🏻 I'm in love with you color correction, do you sell your lightroom presets (i shot with fuji as well)? Thanks
Loved this insight into your thinking before a shot! Would be great to see more like it.
Thanks, more is coming ;)
amazing video, its nice to see how others decide their composition and the reasonings behind. great work!
Great work, very inspiring 👍👍👍
良い技法、良い構図。すばらしい！
ありがとうございます！😃
Truly brilliant ideas/concepts - not in books but in real life situations. This clip will be one of my reference points for street photography. Thanks much for effort & sharing. Take care.
Really enjoyed this video. I don't often watch photography videos on YT, preferring to do my own thing, but your video showed up in my recommendations since I've been learning about my new a7iii (thanks, algorithms linking my camera searches to your video ha). You've given me some great ideas about framing and light. Thank you so much!
Such a cool video!! Just discovered your channel and it’s just so interesting to follow you on the streets and see your composition process!!😁😁
Man, love your photos. These are the ones I would love to take. Thank you for being an inspiration.
Glad you like them!
Thanks for sharing your process. It definitely is helpful for me learning photography!
Excellent tips on composition. Thank you very much.
great video and love how you explained everything in such detail.
Really enjoyed this. Amazing photographs.
Hello! Amazing video! May I ask what strap you are using? Thank you!
I love your photography! Listening to your explanations helps me learn more about shooting. Keep going!
Excellent video and very good photos. Thank you. Great job.
Glad you enjoyed it
Beatiful images and very sharp footages ! what are the settings for video ? and also focus mode ? looks like zone focus. Thank you for your nice content !
Nice video with a lot of good advice and food for thought. Thanks
Really enjoyable video; lovely shots of the city streets. Crisp, firm, and real photography with great narrative. Sean
I need a video where you show an edition like this. thank you!
Love how you explain your thought process.
Always a pleasure watching your videos.
Very interesting and informative video, do you use any film simulation in this case?
Great picture
Very inspiring! Thank you for this video, as I’m a 50mm photographer and always try something new, will definitely use some of these! Keep it up! Greetz from The Netherlands ✌🏻
Great work Adrien!
thank you for the insight into your process, also I just love the calm delivery and music this is so zen to watch
Glad you enjoy it!
Again, I'm loving the process!
Glad to hear that 😊