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[ThePhotographicEye]

Hope you all enjoy this video. One of the best compliments I ever had was from someone who said upon looking at one of my photos - 'I was standing right next you and I would never have seen that'.

Once again I decided to attack my face with a razor before filming :D

[anthonymahieu]

Photography is probably the art of seeing what others don't see.

[ActualCounterfactual]

It was such a relief to come across your channel. I am genuinly tired of browsing videos discussing gear + mega pixes + lenses etc etc... Now AT LAST found found someone who discuss the nucleous of photography, not simply "gear porn" discussing technicalities, prices, etc etc.

THANKS ever so much for discussing the more important things, very enlightening and refreshing!!!

[theuktoday]

A great way to improve these skills is to take a photograph of the whole scene or object then a further 5 or 6 images of parts of the image as in a collage. Its amazing how you find an image you didnt see at first.

[UAizer]

This is probably the best "instruction" video about photography that I have even seen

[Kensington]

This was like a university lecture. This level of rigour is refreshing to find on YouTube

[lography]

I like your relaxed slower and concise approach to film and speech. The pauses actually add a lot

[kamranhkhan]

Two minutes into your video, i paused with a loud WOW, subscribed to your channel and then resumed watching. You are a great mentor. Please keep these beautiful videos coming.

[jennqgoo]

"and when you're relaxed, you take better photographs." Excellent advice.

[gvasquez]

What a fantastic video. This is what education should be like. The “Hows and Whys” are so much more than “Hey look at my new gear” or repetitive copies of someone else on Instagram. Thank you.

[Smoothblue]

Sometimes I look around and literally say out loud. Okay now. What would a better photographer than me see? What am I missing? If a better photographer was standing right here with my camera. What would they shoot? It helps me to shift my mind into a different gear. More of a seeing mind than a shooting mind.

[daemon]

Going out with a picture already in my head; my most practised sin. Realising what a great shot I just missed; my most common regret. Over the decades I’ve honed my skill in recognising a unique photographic opportunity, mere seconds after its passing. I bet somebody has written a haiku about it.

[catmonkey]

This is what I needed, been in a rut for a few months. I was doing these things and somewhere on my journey I've stopped. Thank you, there's something so uplifting about people like you sharing information that can make a big difference. Subscribed and about to immerse myself, thank you again.

[tonyabdallah]

Got head ache from constant zooming in and out but stayed for the great information, that's how good it was. Thx

[markpimlott]

So true, i am guilt of going out with a view already in mind and setting up my tripod too quickly. I really need to hone my skills and understand what and why things/object catch my eye and I capture that essence. Great insight and very thought provoking

[rolf_siggaard]

Thank you so much for reminding us of the basic need to see things around us and context. Your channel is such a breath of fresh air in a saturated world. Always a joy to watch. Thanks for your generous thoughtful and insightful advice and well chosen illustrative examples.

[tiarebowman]

i feel like your voice would be great for a planet earth film lol — great video:)

[odonkers]

Finally somebody that addresses the essence of photography. Thank you !

[Smaug]

What an awesome channel. Some people are destined to give us photographs, and others are destined to teach. You, my friend, are the latter, and it is no less noble. Thank you for this channel.

[ruisantos]

I’ve found your channel recently and I’m already glued to it. That glare in your eyes says everything about your passion for photography! Thank you!