Why you should photograph your home.

Today we’re breaking down home as a subject in photography. What is home exactly and why should we photograph home?

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Alessandro Carloni
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[ReimannPembroke]

This was a really good video. I love the deep dive you take into the meaning of “home” and how the idea of home isn’t always accompanied by positive thoughts and feelings. I’m also very fortunate to have grown up in a safe and loving home, but it wasn’t perfect and I feel like I need to photograph that now while I can still go back there

[_guillermo]

Thank you for acknowledging the “dark side” of homes

[miroslavmezera]

I've discovered your channel only a few days ago and I can't stop watching your content. I've fell in love with analogue photography when I bought my first Instax. It is something our generation (I am 20) never experienced. At first learning about film photography I was amazed by maths behind it. Iso, aperture and shutter speed and what all the combinations do to the photo, pushing/pulling film, reading light etc. But on your channel I see more from the depth of photography. Its meaning. The vast variety of topics. The possibilites, what one can capture and say with his photos. You got another subscriber. Thank you for making such videos, and I am looking forward for new ones. <3

[lukemarleau]

Nice video as always, a philosophical, insightful and relaxed watch.

[beyondourstories]

I just recently started to film little stories at the house we moved to and the nature around it. Even tough we just moved, it already feels like home and capturing it makes me notice a lot of details I didn’t before. Also I think it’s a great exercise to create aesthetic content from a ordinary and simple setting. Great video on the topic!

[orrace]

Just stumbled upon this and am now inspired to take snap shots of my home. Even it it means our messes and our eternal laundry sofa 😅, I shall embrace it as a quirk.

[Havenotats]

I believe it's a great personal thing to be shooting!
The present becomes memories in the future and it can feel bittersweet looking back on it.

Like we chatted about Teo, as we move throughout our lives and into different stages, these memories are so sweet to revisit.
Great video

[fayed.untitled]

Beautiful video, I just discovered your channel and I subscribed because of this specific vid. Keep it up! : )

[raily]

i was thinking who in the earth dislike your videos

[artemzhukov]

Great video! Motivated me to get back to photography after a pretty long period 👍

[jaycielinh]

i was just thinking about this when i saw for the first time how my porch door window was beautifully lit by the lights outside! made me wonder why i haven't documented my home yet. thanks for the inspirational video teo!

[eddierightthere]

Nice video as always, a philosophical, insightful and relaxed video

[ykanama]

Insightful! I should do this and tag you.

[stephhh]

Loved this video man. I often find myself rushing across the house to shoot an aspect of my home. I always wondered if other people did the same kind of thing. Also, what's your favorite film stock to shoot on when trying to capture those cozy at-home moments?

[error]

great video on an important topic... i've more or less been photographing outside my home for a few years now, not really thinking about the concept of home, although the idea is one i've seriously considered in other contexts... this was enough to seriously move me in the direction of a more focused, dedicated approach, to start including documenting the inside of my house/room... so thanks :)

[eingilddeclaro]

Good video. Relatable. I'm inspired.

[dianastandardtime]

i've been photographing the mess around parents' for years because they have an... interesting way of organizing things.

i noticed there is a surge of 'home' photography on social media, but a stylized version of it. everyone has the same cute candle, furniture, decorating style, etc. in a way, it speaks to the irony of social media/internet. we are all unique, except many of us enjoy consumer trends and a similar way of expressing ourselves through our home. or is it that we are afraid to present a different image to the public?

[rigelfoto]

Thanks for the inspiration, I'm ready to make some photos of my "home"

[laurencorona]

hey, I really enjoyed your video. it was really cool to see someone else try to capture the beauty and uniqueness of their home. I've been doing the same, and its been a challenge in certain areas to capture it the way I want to, but its also helped me grow as a photography in many ways.

[gotophotoarchive]

Interesting idea about photographing your home.. 🏡📸