How this will improve your photography...

Today I'm showing you the concept of "the art of noticing" and how this has recently been helping me in my photography.

#filmphotography #theartofnoticing

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Chapters:
00:00 - 00:49 - a trend I‘ve found
00:49 - 03:19 - what it‘s about
03:19 - 05:11 - why this matters
05:11 - 07:11 - My recent photography 1
07:11 - 08:11 - Much love!
08:11 - 13:12 - My recent photography 2
13:12 - 14:56 - My recent photography 3
14:56 - 17:08 - My recent photography 4

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[teocrawford]

Hello hellooo - I hope you enjoyed this one and are possibly encouraged to capture some of that beauty around you! :)

Have a lovely week! <3
Teo

[superssalsa]

The day teo crawford uploads a new video, is a good day

[yannson]

I find my addiction to my smartphone really apparent after having uninstalled many apps that induce scrolling aimlessly and limiting my instagram to just a few channels, I actually find interesting.
I catch myself grabbing my phone and my thumbs aimlessly open some apps I have on there, looking to be active and scroll around, just to keep my mind busy. My brain making this observation, I close said app just for my thumbs to open it again - I hate this feeling so much.

But I got better, I smend less time on my phone. This and starting analog photography makes me realise my suddoundings more actively and try to frame every possible composition in my mind. This is so much fun, even without carrying a camera with me. I make a mental note about a possible motive and come back to that place eventually.

[janvanwoudenberg]

your calm videos really take away the pressure from photography. thanks :)

[corgikun]

Love your videos and always watch them. (And every time, with the hope that one day you stop adding the awful cheesy music with vocals and opt for an instrumental track instead)

[erinmori]

Every time I watch a video like this, I feel like going out walking and exploring the streets with my camera, but I live in Brazil. The probability of having it stolen during a trip is enormous. =(

[zeinethodriozola]

never in my life I wanted to go to Austria as much as the last months i’ve been a subscriber in your channel

[ChubsPhotography]

I recently watched the Japanese movie "Perfect days". The movie is beautiful throughout and really embodies noticing the little things. Highly recommended!

[stivensbanks]

15:48
I like the way you always remove the object from the center of your photos, always placing it a little to the side, causing a certain "discomfort" because it is not symmetrical.
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The first video of yours that I saw was "Film Photography in the Rain with Fujicolor c200", I think almost 3 years ago. And since then I had already noticed that haha

[KillerTacos]

One of the best topics you’ve ever discussed on the channel! Fantastic video truly

[makimoewsksk]

I noticed my lack of noticing when I was running late for uni and was waiting for a tram that was coincidentally enough also late.

I was really aggravated, so I was looking at my phone in order to distract myself.

In the background I heard something dropping from a height and so I looked up to see what was making this sound and it was actually these crows that would fly up a couple meters high with walnut shells in their mouths, and then they would drop them on the tram tracks and on the floor in order to break them and get food :)

When I realised what they were up to, I was in awe and was just so happy to be there and honestly couldn't care less if I was late because I would've sat there and watched these crows for hours more, for sure. So now because of crows, I definitely pay way more attention, so I'm quite thankful to them hahah 🐦‍⬛ :)

[ChrisFTW]

i know i'm fairly new to photography (roughy 2 years) but you're beyond doubt my favorite photographer, I've gained so much inspiration from watching your videos and taking in your insight.

[JosephY]

Everyday we get a new teo upload is a good day, I've also been trying to pay more attention to my surroundings! Recently got a point and shoot that I plan to keep in my car and use whenever I see something interesting. Whether that's on my drive to work or just out and about, gives me an excuse to just take photos of whatever I see that interests me!

[mihaihorhat]

Hi, I'm new in this beautiful and nostalgic world of analog photography. Lately i watch a few videos of you. Nice work. I liked the mood of those photos. What's the name of the pelicule that you have use?

[amitrathore]

Thank you 😊 for such a relaxing and enjoyable inside about photography ❤️🌌 subscribed

Love you videos :) May I ask what backup storage do you use? NAS? Other drives?

[Sky.H]

Honestly this is the content I needed, have been really neglecting my photography as I spend almost all my free time trying to stimulate my brain. But I never really take time to well live. Thanks for the reminder to get out there and get creating ❤

[itizye]

is green your fav colour? Kinda seems like you edit your videos to highlight greens and pastels^^

[vawterb]

I enjoy your channel and work that you show. I wanted to say that when you photograph snow open your aperture 1 or two stops to avoid underexposure.

[thekhanfam_]

Which camera have you used for all the pics in this video