How To Take Photos Like Robert Frank

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Who was Robert Frank?
Robert Frank was a Swiss-American photographer and filmmaker, born on November 9, 1924, and died on September 9, 2019. He is widely considered as one of the most important and influential photographers of the 20th century.

Frank first gained recognition for his book "The Americans," which was published in 1958. The book is a collection of photographs that Frank took during his travels across the United States in the mid-1950s. It offers a candid and often critical view of American society and culture, and is now considered a seminal work in the history of photography.

[andrewz]

great video
6:28 drivers are slowing down and let you take the photo, how cool is that.

[AhmedBristolskiy]

Fun fact, R.Frank took over 30k pictures while traveling across the States, and chose only 83 to publish in the Americans. So, everything is about curating your gallery.

[diegomlpz]

How to take photos like Fan Ho!! Would really like to see you try that style in Mexico

[davidwoods]

The best channel on street photography! Excellent in every way. You've honoured Frank with your own good work.

[adrewiii]

I’m enjoying this series!! Keep them coming Frederik 🎞

[tfolesky]

I would like to see "How to take photos like William Eggleston " . Thanks a lot, and stay healthy. Greetings from Berlin.

[karlosmartinez]

Those boots under the truck, that was great, keep up and thank you for your pasion.

[RickGTI]

You had me at “compassion without exploitation “ I subscribed ! Thanks, Rick….. 🇺🇸

[juntin]

Can't help clicking into this video even its's now 03:28 in my time zone. Your works are just fabulous.

[vitoriamac]

I’m addicted to this serie ♥️ so nice!

[le.casten]

15:36 wooow, a real highlight here. Luv it!

[jpegdotjpg]

Great perspective. I really appreciate you addressing compassionate street photography and the inherent privilege there. And also how Frank's work lives in that space. Well said.

[sherrioster]

I'm really enjoying this series. Thank you!

[TokyoGritandGrain]

The generational commentary and photos really hit it. That's a special thing. Great work, again.

[justinkingery]

What a series! Thoroughly enjoying this. Your Rollei photos are killer, man. You're improving all the time, for real.

[paulwoolrich]

As a Mexican i see that you are very respectful and sympathetic with people who are not as fortunate as you. We all are foreigners some where and is understood, you are lucky Mexicans will not belittle you or put you down but not only encourage you but support you more than just morally and that coming from a less fortunate people than you makes them wealthier and better. Keep up the good work man

[patdurr]

This series of videos “How to Take Photos Like...” are wonderful. Keep em’ coming.

[moldoveanumihai]

I absolutely love this channel. Good work Frederik

[djsoulfilter]

Love your interaction with Pedro 😎👍🏼👍🏼

[paulaquipel]

I saw your Vivian video, now this just subbed! Keep up the great work, very enjoyable, interesting and educational to watch. Thank you 🙏