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The Street Photographer Who Only Takes Blurry Photos

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The grain is mostly due to the GRII high contrast black and white preset rather than high ISO
Comment from : @biglenslittlelens8162

I have never been a fan of ICM photography but this video has changed my mind and inspired me to try it Thank you
Comment from : @bernym4047

she is painting instead of pens and brushes, she moves the canvas
Comment from : @MF_Plissken

You mention you used a ND Filter How many stops? Great work Thank You
Comment from : @HurleyDeanSandpointIdaho

Thanks for the content, for me it's the best I've seen on YouTube so farWow !!!
Comment from : @zumavintage6882

Well done! Your results can be from Olga herself 👍brInspiring 😊😀
Comment from : @Hannemanneke

Thats an unique look, both hers and yours photos got incredible I tried it Mine just look blurred I'll get there!
Comment from : @GabrielMelges

You sound like Scottish Pedro Pascal
Comment from : @gonbe117

Apparently I was born 50 years too early, 'cus I've always been great at blurry pictures 😕
Comment from : @robot7759

I think Olga is amazing
Comment from : @alalexander3668

harder than it looks
Comment from : @markrobinson8254

Thank you so much!
Comment from : @BELDERBOS

Sorry,I need helpbrYou mouve the camera after shot button or in the same time? Thank you
Comment from : @adina_nistor

Maybe she should take photos only after she drank her morning Slivovitz
Comment from : @horeageorgian7766

I found this edit very informative Interesting edit to watch
Comment from : @jasonrohatyn1804

Like the format 👌🏻
Comment from : @geemail369

Fascinating video
Comment from : @Jim-ot9sd

Why would want to copy her style/approach ???
Comment from : @vasaonphotography2658

In your photographic practice, do you utilise the monochrome filter preset on the Nikon d5600, or do you apply black and white in post-production editing? Thanks! Great video!
Comment from : @alexestofan1722

Awesome work
Comment from : @carl3622-u4z

Great vid, really love the concept
Comment from : @antonywilliams5416

My Reynauds Syndrome doesn't allow for cold weather photography 🥺
Comment from : @jebby16

Very creative idea and excellent photography congratulations!
Comment from : @AngelLopez-ef6zt

I enjoyed this
Comment from : @jimshaw5450

Inspirational Thank you!
Comment from : @sergioalcantar3290

Amazing Job 👏👏👏
Comment from : @fernandocespedes1146

I don’t understand not wanting sharp photos We see the world as sharp Wear glasses to see better For the price of these cameras I want SHARP photos
Comment from : @josebrivera1716

What a great vidéo, very inspiring
Comment from : @nonolescargot7386

WOW! What a great teaching ‘finding your style and committing to it’ A fascinating story, and excellent video Olga’s work is very appealing, and your practical demo is very engaging Thank you very much 👍
Comment from : @reusedisland1904

Does anyone know?? This video is as close as i can when searching for a photographer I’ve been searching for brbrI can see in the images in my minds eye but I can’t remember the name and can barely explain his process Google is useless at this point This photographer would basically super zoom into his photographs and ultra crop out faces and figures in the out of focus backgrounds The images resulted in incredible grainy abstract figures brbrIf anyone knows please share!
Comment from : @eyedeerman

Wow, I love this
Comment from : @EspenAas-br8bg

I wonder if she use manual focus? What do you think?
Comment from : @mariahegdal5384

great explaination of how ICM works
Comment from : @thebirdchroniclesradio9141

Excellent! Great explanation of how it's done and photos to match, thank you!
Comment from : @KevinG-159

У меня таких фото куча, причём делать их начал с первого дня как в руки взял камеру 😂
Comment from : @Андрей-г2ъ8о

Love this womans work Will start working with it in my Style 😎📷
Comment from : @daveexplore3856

I've heard the Magnum photographers refer to something called 'authorship' They say you need to find 'authorship' in your work It isn't quite style, or technique, or subject It's kind of that elusive thing that makes your work 'art' and identifiable as being from you as an 'artist' And, I think you are correct that the challenge in achieving this 'authorship' is commitment
Comment from : @ballhockey10

Thank you for a really interesting and useful video I found the technical camera data really helpful
Comment from : @ianharper6015

Sneaky haha
Comment from : @JunyuZhuTony

Love this kind of artistic flow
Comment from : @theinvisiblelandscape4282

I think she is one of the most exciting Fine Art Photographers I've seen in a very long time? One thing I didn't understand is, how does she get that almost photocopy B&W look exactly? By the way your channel also is great discovery!
Comment from : @Neil-Aspinall

Interesting, I think it looks ghostly
Comment from : @michaelneville2915

i have buttloads of photos like hers
Comment from : @wetguavass

I work with a point and shoot I haven't done anything in a while but now I understand how she works incredible stuff
Comment from : @RobertButts-mv3hl

Excellent video, once more! Comparing your attempts at emulating Olga's style, I think there might be one thing you overlooked: focus Your photos are blurred but still too sharp, maybe Olga zone focuses (which can be very easliy done on the GR series) in order to take an out of focus picture? brLooking at her photos, most of them have very few parts in focus What do you think?
Comment from : @Poupoulou

yut正在干擾觀眾收看創作者作品,yut大量撥放低俗遊戲廣告意圖干擾用戶,這樣是不道德也違法我認為yut帶有惡意且侵害創作者作品給觀眾體驗
Comment from : @次表面

Love it After my camera got stolen in an armed burglary, I had totally left learning Now I feel like starting again Thank you
Comment from : @jigggro

I'm still editing a huge street photography project and as I go through the photos, I'm finding shots that I intentionally blurred It just felt right for the situation But now my dilemma is mixing in those shots with the clean ones Will people even know I did it on purpose? Does it matter? I say no I like them But I'm still torn
Comment from : @Tyrell_Corp2019

what a waste
Comment from : @tama_Naman

another great video: almost like a delightful lecture I can not get enough of Thankyou
Comment from : @marianodemiguel3442

Very interesting video! Quick question: Which ND filter did you use for this?
Comment from : @doerakdoerakolie

Olga is a goddess Play around with her style but don't USE it its hers, shes still releasing photos on instagram
Comment from : @realcoy2115

I like photography You get what you get I'm also a photographer I enjoy blurs as well
Comment from : @normapadro420

Nothing's as off-putting as self-aware art
Comment from : @SanxBile

I think you missed the fact that she shoots unfocused on the subject to add more blur to the overall image your photos are still too sharp, but keep it up!
Comment from : @angryspongebob3640

such enjoyable images you took, and well explained! Can't wait to try Thank you to you and thank you to Olga 📷📷😎
Comment from : @millymucci

Thank you! Very interesting story!!!
Comment from : @foveonyc

Oh, I was thinking on doing this but only with people's faces because I can't picture them in my head I want my photography to represent how I see life So this makes me more confident about it 💚
Comment from : @Noctem0wl

Loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 🥰
Comment from : @clasijuls1

PEOPLE! You know why she's good because she is doing her own thing stop copying people and find your own style
Comment from : @DITTOE

Just lovely, thank you
Comment from : @lennyvlaminov9480

Contrast is attactive to eye
Comment from : @RynaxAlien

勉強になります。ありがとうございました。
Comment from : @baba-pb8td

Beautiful work!
Comment from : @keeganmet257

Definitely one if not the best photography channel
Comment from : @SonChae21

No time for crap like this
Comment from : @snappychappy

i always thought she was partially blind
Comment from : @red4666

Well you can always cover the technical failures with unsharp photos
Comment from : @kokilalf01

awesome love your work
Comment from : @gregfinlayson8135

Really enjoyed this post !
Comment from : @jcam783

Very cool
Comment from : @user-lf6ui4or8m

only ethical street photographer
Comment from : @TrinityCodex

She is amazing, I never heard of her before, thank you for the discovery Now i need to find money to buy her books !!
Comment from : @vincentgaliano

6:49 was probably my favourite shot, great job!
Comment from : @gadzbeer3840

Every pther photo was blur except her portrait 😅
Comment from : @mikehutagalung9603

Interesting method Gives some great photos
Comment from : @WalkingDday

IMO, many of them are the sort of inoffensive, non-distracting background images you see walls of your local cafe or bistro chain They likely have more meaning to the photographer than the viewer
Comment from : @graxxor

I have been looking at Olga Karlovac's photos for a few weeks and I am stumped about some of her work She has some high-contrast black-and-white images that show a human form with little or no detail There does not appear to be any camera movement, or very little The human form is black and most of the remainder of the image is white At 4:51 in this video, there is an image that is similar to what I mean Do you know how this one was made? Thanks
Comment from : @beniciomoldenado2315

Photography is an Art of writing! If one cannot see what there is, 'art' statements that are pure crap, it's not worth looking at!
Comment from : @jasongold6751

I found out this "technique" of blurring intentionally with my point and shoot as wellbrbrI wondered what the "SL" flash mode might be, turned out the camera shoots with flash but exposure goes on for like 1/4th of a second or so, not only brightening up the background but also introducing blur By intentionally moving the camera after the flash you got pretty similar results and i also somehow liked a few of those i shot but i didnt get WHY they look so "special" Must be something to intentionally blurring out nearly everything
Comment from : @harrison00xXx

Those monochrome works would look amazing if converted back to film on one of the Rose film recorders and printed in silver gelatin on point light Great images, nice work
Comment from : @DavidDacaro

how many stops is the nd filter?
Comment from : @davidestrada

I live in Zagreb Thanks for making this video! ❤
Comment from : @Twitexter

This is her style and not just blur etc, if we start mimicking it there’s no point Her photos stand out because she sees something we don’t Just take pictures you want to take Whether that’s ultra sharp or anything in between doesn’t matter
Comment from : @oo0Spyder0oo

This is the best photography channel on YouTube Thank you
Comment from : @xavidub

ANother great video, thank you
Comment from : @mamo4104

Great video! Aha, someone's in Toronto❤
Comment from : @thehonestguitarist6543

This is truly fine art photography It is what is lost in today’s ‘ digital’ and quick iPads photos people are using today
Comment from : @incognito3620

Great! Tnx for info, I just sensed request at FB for friendship to Ms Olga As a Leica man I can verify theory that there is no bad and good photography gear, just expensive and affordable ones but a lott of good and bad ayes
Comment from : @joskal1965

love it, love it, love it
Comment from : @letstalkbigfootbylindanewt36

Enjoyable and interesting video Thank you👍
Comment from : @paulhanson6008

Late to the game but I would still add my two cents Excellent video; especially the inclusion of the camera settings and the direction of movement Temperature was an added bonus Your photos were quite good
Comment from : @michaelk8152