The Magic Of Street Photography Is Real | London POV | Fuji X100V

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[paulasimson]

I just love how you explain both verbally and on screen what elements are improving the photo, what you wish had gone better, etc., rather than just showing us your glorious photography. I really like being able to pause the recording and understand what has made or detracted from the image. And the silhouetted bridge with the plane and girl crossing - WOW!!

[MikeChudley]

Some lovely images in here man! Great video.

[leemjfreeman]

Please never change your format. Super refreshing!

[ВикторЛапатей]

super mega cool!
enjoying every second!

[jules_mac]

Great video, beautiful images. Thank you.

[emanonmuc]

these thoughts about the composition, so great, entertaining and so beautiful to look at. Thanks a lot.

[VinkJoost]

This video has it all mate. Philosophy, technique, joy, love.

[colinthecameraguy]

After we spoke on Sunday I spent a short while around London City Hall but then decided to take the (Covert Special) Lumix GX9 over Tower Bridge to enjoy the sunshine/tourists. . . . and brief shower!

[like-san]

Your framing is different…! I love it!

[alanjacobs]

Yes, just being out there and observing life is good for the soul. London is great at any time but I always enjoyed Sunday mornings. They have a different, calmer atmosphere that isn't captured so often. I miss it. I love the guy and your shadow photographing Tower Bridge. Today, I had to content myself with a stroll through an ancient olive grove and down to the beach by the calm, blue sea. I'll survive!

[VickyAllum]

Another brilliant Vid James, and in my favourite areas for my street photography too, always something different to shot in London love it

[colinforber]

Cities, and London in particular, at sunrise is my absolute favourite time to shoot. A couple of years ago, fog started to lift off the river as the sun broke over the horizon and it was magic.

[streets.of.hamburg]

Great video, great pictures! My favourites are 1:03 and 1:58!

[jordanthornton]

Pacing and blend of expertise and feeling is also excellent throughout - good work my man.

[markbaily]

Been following and commenting on your work for a while. My favourite sets are still the London black and whites you took after the Queen passed. The colours in these are beautiful. I have an x100v and am just not bonding/loving it. I’ve had the xt1 xt3 then Sony a7iii and just wanted to simplify everything so sold it all for the v for a more family/day to day camera. I’d love to see an updated video on how you set up for the day and how often you change settings on a walk. I know settings don’t matter as such but would love to hear more about if your in continuous and what sort of single point or zone focus. I just want to fall in love with my v then I can buy a instax printer and enjoy the memories.

[hermessonofzeus]

Another great video James, well put together, great images as always. Mornings are the the best part of the day, so many people miss it. And yes @5:55 it looks good. That poor person in front of Tower Bridge near the helmet was probably thinking “ when that weirdo with the camera goes away I’ll lean in for the kiss” 😂Cheers.

[LeoLikesVideos]

Very educational, funny and inspiring! Love your thought process and the explanations!

[julianheritage]

As ever love your enthusiasm James. Hoping to feed off this and get out for my first street photography in a month soon

[jackdarren]

Greetings from Alabama USA. Nice vid.

[rebeccaclark]

Another great video, James. I love the way you talk about your thought process, and give written comments on your shots. It makes it easy to gain nuggets of knowledge from you. Being a Londonder, I recognise most of those spots and have been to them, but don't recognise the place that emulated the Steve McCurry shot you love so much. Where is it, please?