Hello Paul and everyone who reads the comment ! first of all , thank you Paul to allow us, to meet such a wonderful person as Chris Burkard. I appreciate a lot that he put also the activity of photography back in a place with other medias like songs, or music, or something like that. But i loved too the question of David which was absolutely right in place and so funny : what is wrong in the fact to take a picture of a nice vew without having to tell a story!! yes this thing about telling a story has really become a bit an obsession. ok it is the trend, but it is probably like in music! Everybody wants now to sing, and a lot of people are singing but they should better not, because they have nothing to tell.😂🤣😂 and their songs and voices pffffff!!! it was so funny.!!😂😂 With you and David , we have Paul,really two guys who are so interesting ,and it is so rich to know you.Chris is perhaps as famous as our french photographer Vincent Munnier who is a lot appreciated in France and in germany! ! he made a very famous film : the snow panther ! ( la panthère des neiges ) perhaps you have seen it !
Only 14 minutes into the video and it has brought back so many wonderful memories. We travelled to Iceland in 2005, from Australia. We also went to Norway and Svalbard on the same trip. Iceland had been on my bucket list since I was a child. It was everything I hoped it would be, absolutely stunning. We were there for 2 weeks. One Farm Stay owner had never met an Australian before. We also met people who were cycling around it even then. We basically travelled the ring road plus a few extras. Very expensive at the time. We remember paying $50 for a bottle of wine at Skogafoss that cost $5 in Australia at the time. No regrets. Personal responsibility was at the forefront. No fences at Dettifoss, you could go up to the edge. We loved Iceland and I would visit again in a heartbeat.
I really enjoyed this video. His images are without saying fantastic,
Another great Q&A , first interview I have watched with Chris. Really interesting! More of these please Paul! 👍
We’ve got more on the way…!
Hello Paul and everyone who reads the comment ! first of all , thank you Paul to allow us, to meet such a wonderful person as Chris Burkard. I appreciate a lot that he put also the activity of photography back in a place with other medias like songs, or music, or something like that.
But i loved too the question of David which was absolutely right in place and so funny : what is wrong in the fact to take a picture of a nice vew without having to tell a story!! yes this thing about telling a story has really become a bit an obsession. ok it is the trend, but it is probably like in music! Everybody wants now to sing, and a lot of people are singing but they should better not, because they have nothing to tell.😂🤣😂 and their songs and voices pffffff!!! it was so funny.!!😂😂
With you and David , we have Paul,really two guys who are so interesting ,and it is so rich to know you.Chris is perhaps as famous as our french photographer Vincent Munnier who is a lot appreciated in France and in germany! ! he made a very famous film : the snow panther ! ( la panthère des neiges ) perhaps you have seen it !
Only 14 minutes into the video and it has brought back so many wonderful memories. We travelled to Iceland in 2005, from Australia. We also went to Norway and Svalbard on the same trip. Iceland had been on my bucket list since I was a child. It was everything I hoped it would be, absolutely stunning. We were there for 2 weeks. One Farm Stay owner had never met an Australian before. We also met people who were cycling around it even then. We basically travelled the ring road plus a few extras. Very expensive at the time. We remember paying $50 for a bottle of wine at Skogafoss that cost $5 in Australia at the time. No regrets. Personal responsibility was at the forefront. No fences at Dettifoss, you could go up to the edge. We loved Iceland and I would visit again in a heartbeat.
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