Every Photographer should try this!

I'm in Iceland (and an airport hotel) talking about how to tell stories with your photos this week. Hopefully it's useful :)

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[cburg]

I'm sure Noah will look back on these photos when he's older and thank you for the effort you put in. Great work, mate.

[nathanquirk]

This might be the most informative and inspirational 20 minutes of photography content on YouTube.

[alexlaouri]

Seriously, you have changed my whole perspective on Albums! i was just throwing all photos in there. Your way of organizing the photos was en-lighting! 👍

[Pierretlambert]

Wholesome ❤ usually go on a shoot too with my daughter and wife - trying to get the awesome looking knes

[petersmitham]

That’s a lovely heirloom for Noah and his future family…thanks for sharing the early years of his life….🎉❤🎉

[kore]

This is my favourite video that you’ve done in a while…not taking away from your other videos but this one hit a bit better for me.

[piero_]

Love the shot of the trucks lined up under the mountains. And I think denouement was the word you were looking for.

[johnmclean]

I like the video presentation isn’t discussed enough. My father would be impressed (please note the sarcasm) that making the family adventure a business trip and you put Noah to work already.

[petemorrison]

That last image of the little fella on the beach is absolute class 👌👌

[tomkingsley]

That first scene is exactly my kind of photo too. Some people think I'm weird for taking pictures of these things but the end result always makes me happy

[ashstubbings]

Good grief! Is Noah really 18 months old already?? That's flown!!
I've had a few goes at putting photo books together with..some success, but by no means this level success. But that's because I now realise I didn't fully understand the principles of story telling in my photography. This video does really help, so cheers for that. I shall try and commit these things to memory!

[jonstout]

You always make me laugh. Education and entertainment in one 12 minute production. Thanks for all your hard work. That closing photo of your son is a treasure if there ever was one!

[simonepanizzi]

I know you are a great photographer, but seen you use different apertures than F11 or plus, made me smile a lot. No news, as I was saying, you are great at what you do, but I just realized how good you really are!

[alpao]

Thank you James, very educational :) For me the shot of Noah walking by himself towards the sea (10.09) was the absolute hero shot ❤❤❤

[emmarita]

Si, Crescendo is the peak .. :) so that would qualify as your finale. Love the images.

[strangelogic]

Omg. James did a video that wasn’t about gear!!! And it’s excellent.

[FotoSharp]

I've watched many of your videos the past few months, and this one is probably my favorite.

[nicolasguillenc]

This is the best ad for that company haha, loved the content and it makes me really want to create a photo book

[mpearce]

Great video. I was really struggling for something to get my Dad for his 70th and I think this solves my problem. Good to hear about the different kind of shots you use. It's given me some ideas. Thanks

[OZbibaO]

the @13:22 spread really looks amazing, and 14:22 is absolutely amazing