Visual Clues To Finding Great Photos

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Comment from : @ThePhotographicEye

Alex, thank you for the wonderful conversation on photography! You always provide such inspiration to fire my passion to take pictures!
Comment from : @larryharper7343

I love what you said about just seeing good light over subject you had in mind A shot I have been thinking about may not be the most eye catching but i thought that maybe just getting good light might be all i need
Comment from : @fishkingify

Another great show!!
Comment from : @Tony-Larzzo

Thanks!
Comment from : @Tony-Larzzo

I so agree! Shot what moves or interest you & not what you think others would like or approve of
Comment from : @tedphillips2951

informative content
Comment from : @johnclay7644

Brilliant episode!
Comment from : @louieb_images

For a automatic, but less extreme, version of squinting try setting your camera to monochrome live view with clarity and sharpness reduced as far as they will go and contrast increased a bit
Comment from : @TFUTM

I think Robert Frank showed that the moments before and after the decisive moment are just as interesting
Comment from : @aes53

For anybody with a bit of experience and interested in the artistic side of photography Alex makes easy listening I would even go as far to say - invaluable listening You can augment your own knowledge with his This makes your chances of success the next time you go out with your camera, that much better
Comment from : @simonpayne7994

I simply go out on walks I sniff, smell, see and frame Push button! TX Henri! BW is truly peculiar to photography Painting in Art, is all color oils! (OK other stuff too) I love BW! Why? One remembers in BW!
Comment from : @jasongold6751

Wonderfully explained ❤❤❤
Comment from : @MyLifeandMyJourneys

For so long I’ve struggled to have preconceived ideas, or to go out with a plan Always made me feel I wasn’t doing it right Thanks Alex, I feel liberated A bit
Comment from : @alunrees3056

Funny how some very skillful landscape photographers tell you to be prepared, scout the location, envision the picture you want to take, account for the weather etcbrI tried but that doesn't work for me Happy to find you on my side😀
Comment from : @SimonWillig

Hi Alex, you made some good points About trusting your instincts and your Gut Sometimes trusting your Gut comes down to a lack of confidence We as photographers sometimes have doubts, and we don't trust our Gut and instincts Cheers Alex 😊
Comment from : @seaeagles6025

Great photo's are never great if they are never seen How does a person get their photo's seen by the masses?
Comment from : @tedbrown7908

As an erstwhile graphic designer I definitely can appreciate and enjoy design for design's sake, whether strictly pure design, abstraction of literal subject matter or whatever But as a wannabe landscape photographer I really desire -- ideally at least -- to make images that connect the viewer with the visceral impact of the actual, real landscape Trouble is, that inherently places serious limitations on what I consider Worthy Subject Matter™ And because I don't have access to "worthy" landscapes within the sphere of my normal daily life, I don't shoot At least, not nearly as much nor as well as I should shoot for some values of "well" and "should", I supposebrbrI guess I need to figure out some way (in my mind?) to add inherent value to my photography so that it's not wholly dependent on the quality and value of the subject matter alone
Comment from : @lphilpot01

Thankful I stumbled upon your channel Alex! It reignited my passion for taking photos Your focus on creativity is what drove me to go back! Again thanks so much!
Comment from : @reyanipan

For me, the choice between colour and black and white is about the texture B&W is fabulous with textures that get lost in colour Even thing like the haze in the air can show texture in B&W But still Alex, really, we all know that to take great images, all we need to do is buy the latest Hasselblad and one or two of every lens with a full set of accessories, and take lots of YouTube advice about sharpness
Comment from : @daemon1143

Thanks Alex! Another excellent video! I find some of my favorite photos I have taken are of something I saw out of the corner of my eye If it caught my eye, I take the shot
Comment from : @brucegordon6969

I wonder if anyone has ever looked at a painting by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Monet, etc and said "that would look better in black and white" 🤔😉
Comment from : @markglore7196

So many times I've been in a good spot for a decent photo And I was grumpy because I was there at the wrong time of day or wrong time of year I could see the light angle would be better if only my timing was right A very few times it worked out for me to return at the more favorable time but not often I have even gotten a map to check "east/west sun position" to plan my photo trip That helped on a few efforts Oh well, keep plugging away
Comment from : @markgoostree6334

Haha, its taken me two months since a fortuitous bout of Covid got me watching YT photog channels and I discovered yours Such thoroughly excellent stuff I'm sure I speak for many others when I say "thank you" for helping me explore new directions in photography and giving me all sorts of inspiration from the stylistic to the motivational You've genuinely helped me see things anew when I was at an absolute dead end Cheers And don't worry about the mug! Some people
Comment from : @jameshoward9700