Unlock New Ideas For Photos In 5 Seconds

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Comment from : @philhodgkinson1460

You like so much those shots of geometrical shapes, but I really think your forte is portraiture Your images of people are simply great!
Comment from : @thomaslee1988

Thank you so much for sharing the "sunny f16 rule"! I've tried shooting as soon as I finished watching your video The rule works like wonder! Works best for me living in Philippines 😁 Thank you so much!
Comment from : @irucastro9344

sunny 16 shady 8 indoor 4
Comment from : @maxhamman

If I feel stuck, I leave my ‘pro’ kit at home and just take my phone and not think about photography Instead I observe and soon I have my phone out and the images start to flow
Comment from : @neilmarshment2910

I once set out to make 100 photographs in an hour Not spray and pray, but actually make 100 in 60 minutes I think I made 96brI was surprised at the quality of a few of them! br🙂
Comment from : @ShaneBaker

Nike out of a nutshell
Comment from : @timurbekeyev521

In my naivitet I thought that photography, at least to most of us, should be fun as well as interesting and hopefully give us and maybe others, pleasure of seeing our work Not really expecting to become artists and great photographers whom people admire The greatest fun I have in photography is actually the process while taking a photograph Which I have been doing since 69, both professionally and now an avid photographer And I take most interest in people, living souls and their environment which includes street photography Point is, photography is as variable as people in general are, and knowing the basis in photography as in shutters, aperture and understanding light, anyone's photography may turn into art albeit that was never expected!
Comment from : @ivardahl-larsen

Being in depth in photography back in 2013, it evolves as you level up and try new things Cumulatively, have learned the fundamentals how to craft the light so to speak However, when call of duty gets in the way, deployment to another country, the thrill wanes over Thank you for that idea of REVERSE EFFORT! It pinches a touch of interest once again! Followed your idea and had a photo walk recently in my vicinity Photos I had made brought back the spark of interest Great times Alex! Been your subscriber, thank you!
Comment from : @Outlast1965

Alex I put an artical in your why spend on kit ide be interested in your opinion
Comment from : @andrewcroxall1416

I use vintage cameras, and sunny sixteen is all I use I always get photos that are exceptable I have now transferred that theory to my digital camera I always shoot on manual I have had some amazing results And yes, point and shoot Surprises yourself with the results
Comment from : @jimjanus3710

Take it easy — based on skills
Comment from : @wolfgangtoeglhofer1710

What a great idea I will surely try this out! there's so many times I am outside and I see a great view I want to captureand I dwell on it to long and end up just not always feeling the mood and end up not taking a photo, and I end up telling myself "why didn't I just take the photo?!" and other times I tell myself "just take the photo already, you'll regret it if you don't!" brbrThank you for another great video!!
Comment from : @KimSol90

Great tip! Thanks for sharing
Comment from : @darrenleigh201

This is the very thing that I’ve been struggling with with art and photography for quite some time which has caused me to put ideas on hold This is such a great help So simple but so much needed to hear
Comment from : @andrepowell7639

There was a study of beginner photographersbrbrTwo groups, A and BbrA was told, "Take care, try to make every shot good"brB, "Shoot everything, shoot lots Don't worry about good or bad"brbrA progressed slowly B very quicklybrbrI shoot lots, generally quickly, often (with IBIS), hand held Sometimes I survey the scene, no camera in hand
Comment from : @oneeyedphotographer

That would slow me down
Comment from : @oneeyedphotographer

This is so true! In fact, this is closely related to the meaning of the word inspiration: a touch of divine breath coming to you You just have to allow it to enterbrI love your lessons so much!
Comment from : @SimonWillig

This is odd A while ago I started taking my Ricoh gr3 out daily and it is set fully auto and in monochrome, b&w nut I use it to record moments i see as I am out an about Very much in this 54321, maybe 321, and it is interesting to see what made me click in my week
Comment from : @davecarrera

Thank you very much for sharing this!!
Comment from : @AlokDeo360

As a Virginian journalist/writer/frequent viewer, I think you have the skills to create a doc Would recommend 👌
Comment from : @everetteaton5097

I've sort of been doing this for a long time, but have really started to focus on it in the last few months Especially when I just head out I used to take my time looking for the 'perfect' composition, but now just start shooting (thank you digital) and have found it has opened my eyes more when I'm out
Comment from : @timday8331

Mel Robbins 5 Second rule! Never thought of using it in photography, what a fantastic idea!
Comment from : @comptech2011

Great advice! Thank you so much!
Comment from : @ChristianoOliveiraLopes

Thanks Alex, am going to try this instinctive type of shooting 👍, a bit like clay target shooting, be relaxed and shoot on instinct WORKS
Comment from : @AK-hk2pd

Thank you All the best 👍📷😎
Comment from : @Rob1340

Yep makes sense But what I really enjoyed was seeing your work, a refreshing change from seeing the work of people who died years back
Comment from : @iaincphotography6051

Nice to see your work as examples in the talk
Comment from : @frankc3834

Still enjoying the videos, Alex (have been since lock- down) It's great to see more of your own photos (architectural and portrait included) as I know you was reticent at first, but I really like them Thanks again for such passionate and inspiring videos 👍👍👍
Comment from : @davidpipeline

Hell yeah Its like that when I try to get a girlfriend, the harder I try the worse it gets, hahanotrue! Actually there's a little bit of truth here This is a good metaphor for life So many people I know found their life partners when thy stopped trying Something's going on here
Comment from : @tonyhayes9827

photography is something that i have been into as a hobby but it’s also a hobby i take seriously because of how it makes me feel, but i also have to leon know that our videos have helped me grow and i truly appreciate your advice, thank you
Comment from : @Godflakes

Dear Alex, I really enyoy your channel But there is one thing I want to adress: Your titles have changed and actually hide your good content There are many "requests" and "stops" or "do's" in your titles I would like to read less of these and explore more inside the topic A title like "textures in photography" or "what to learn from artist xy" is so much better as "start using textures to improve your" Best regards
Comment from : @neesel

The 5-4-3-2-1 procedure sounds interesting I will give a try next time out I almost had a moment of vertigo at about the 7:00 mark with your shot of two buildings The inducing was from the lamp pole extending laterally from the right-side building, but I appeared to be mounted vertically as from a sidewalk; an Escher/Relativity moment Great grab
Comment from : @johnpollock6996

Thank you, Alex, that was really helpful and your own photography is quite something
Comment from : @Firefromthenorth

Mel Robbins' "5-Second Rule" has been helpful; hadn't considered implementing it toward photography, though Usually, I've used it to take action on mundane tasks despite lacking the motivation
Comment from : @MasculineMilquetoast

Lately I've been feeling a bit stuck with my photography, I shoot less, I think more before pressing the shutter, and more critical about the images I take Thank you Alex for this liberating tip!
Comment from : @carolinezaramati9193

Speaking as an old photographer with bad back and knees Shooting blind - not composing in the viewfinder- is fun again with a "wide" position on the zoom and holding the camera at my waist or knee area or my shoe top Some times off angle or skewed a little is fun, when the photos go into Photoshop for a long creative "bath" LOL
Comment from : @lenscap8925

This will be hard, but I will give it a try I spend way too much time contemplating the image I wish to achieve Thanks for this Cheers
Comment from : @paulmstuart

Really inspiring,thank you
Comment from : @robertwilson4664

I've been shooting like this for as long as I've been shooting I've always thought the point was to not have to think too much about it I typically wander and shoot whatever catches me I try to make 'visual sense' of the frame/scene, regardless of what is in it I like a lot of what I shoot, and I enjoy going out with the camera brbrMy next photography challenge will be trying to ignore the insecurity social media has made me feel regarding my photos I'm on my way with that
Comment from : @craigskoney1627

Thanks Alex , i love it !!!
Comment from : @magickkat

Alex, that was really cool I would really like to know more about the „5 minutes school of photography“ (or what called it) to have some more cards up my sleeve…brI appreciate a lot that you talk about photography itself, about composition and creating images- instead of delivering gear-talk Thanks for that
Comment from : @christophholzner1612