Magnum's Master of Color Photography

Harry Gruyaert has been one of my favorite color photographers for a long time. His life and work really makes you love color photography, but also helps you to decide when to think outside of the box and when to stay in.

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Leica D-Lux (Type 109)
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[aboutphotography]

THIS video took me like 30 hours to edit. If I can give you advice - it would be do NOT update you operation system or editing software in the middle of your edit 😀😅😂😭 I hope you gonna like it!

[rscottenglish]

I learned a lot from your analysis of Gruyaert's photos. I've been a painter for 50+ years and have just recently renewed my interest in photography. Your comments about limiting choices spoke to me. I decided 10 years ago to severely limit the material choices in my paintings...the same size and format 4.5' X 6.5" same palette Pelikan Opaque Watercolors. This decision came after watching a documentary about an 80-year-old Japanese sushi master, "Jiro Dreams of Sushi". He gained mastery through the repetition of the same sushi dishes. Now people come from all over the world to eat at his little store-front restaurant. Limiting your choices can become a powerful means to achieve mastery.

[NelsonDafico]

Wow... Your work and this channel are amazing!! Congrats!!

[davidpierini]

This is probably my favorite video of yours. Not only was it great to get acquainted with Gruyaert's work and philosophy, but you do a great job of analyzing and educating us on what makes Gruyaert so special. Thanks!

[erikljonsson]

Great video, very inspiring - I love Mr. Gruyaert!

[jamesadams]

Great work you are doing... really enjoying it

[jackyleecs]

Love the way the colours work together in his photos.

[yobro]

Thanks.would liked to have seen more examples of Harry's photography here.

[victorkhong]

Love your storytelling style and terrific editing. Thank you, thank you for this inspirational piece.

[petertaranscorsese]

Excellent video - time well spent! - Thanks - Peter.

[silvestersze]

I like this video a lot. Thx for making all these amazing videos! I just subscribed. 🎉

[MariusGeorgescu]

Thanks VERY MUCH for the discovery of Gruyaert.Such a master, such a revelation...

[davidhollenback]

Really enjoyed this video! It introduced me to a photographer I had never heard of. Subsequently Ive gotten two books of his and have really fallen for some of his images. Thanks much for your efforts on this and all your videos.

[magnusa.]

awesome video about a stunning photographer! thank you!

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This is a beautiful channel. Lovely content!

[YiannisYiasarisphotography]

Exceptional video, mate. I recently discovered your channel and am quite pleased with it!

[Handl]

My passion for photography is still in its early days and I happened to find this video on reddit.Subscribed!

[kapurar]

Great video. Really enjoyed it. Thank you!

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I just discovered this channel today and I’m enthralled! One can tell how much love, effort, and research went into making this video. I can’t wait for the next one as I marathon through all of your content!

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I just discovered your work and it's an instant follow. I remember a long time ago the Art of Photography used to make videos like this. Which is why I used to follow him. But I don't know of any other channels that are making videos like this anymore.