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Great video, thank you! (and bought the book :) ) Wish you did workshops in US

Fabulous video, and images! Thank you - do wish I had the money for some of the cameras and lens you have 😁 ( abit envious, lol)

Photography is whatever you want it to be. It's yours. Personally, I really like your videos, style, and try to recreate them. If the rude person commenting on your videos doesn't like them, I don't understand why he continues to watch them. Baffling.

Can somebody explain the meaning of @0:27 "body cam crap like "look like I did it""?

Thank you

I usually shoot street with my Ricoh GR3x, 40mm or with my Z8 with 50mm and 80mm f1.8. I also got some fantastic street shots in Indonesia with my 100-400. Tack sharp and beautiful boke. Range focusing on the Z8 is a breeze. Use back button focus, manually focus to a focal range in the viewfinder eg 3m the leave back button focus alone and use the shutter button only which is now loked at 3m. Oh, I also use my 16-30mm f4 for street. Typically locked at 30mm.

I enjoyed the photo opportunities available to you. I can't 'snap' without composing first. I struggle to think quickly and see the image. I'm jealous of your ability.

Your b&w images look like stills trapped in time. Your colour images look like slices of reality. I much prefer your colour work because they made me sit up. Good stuff.

I love your approach to Street Photography. I’m just learning to use my new Q3. So I’m curious, for “on the fly” shots where both you and your subject are in motion, what is your preferred shutter speed?

Some great captures there Jeff. I love shooting street in Blackpool, it’s great for colour captures, especially along the sea front around the arcade fronts. You really really should try the 90mm focal length and do a video on that. It would be interesting to see you tackle it full on. Pushing yourself outside of a comfort zone and discussing why some shots work and some don’t. Might quiet that odd critic and their comments at the beginning ;)

Individual, identifiable photographic style is a rare gift among photographers, including professional photographers. It requires an innate, unique way of seeing (the gift) and the ability to apply/translate it to picture making (the skill). And of course there are varying degrees of expression of this gift/skill among photographers that possess it, from 'in development' to highly evolved - the latter of which can typically be seen in the works of famous photographers throughout photographic history, their individual works being immediately identifiable upon first glance. As a gift it cannot be taught as such. But some can train oneself to adopt a way of "seeing" and to apply it (fairly) consistently in their picture making. But the danger (likelihood?) here being that it comes across as contrived. One cannot fake a true gift.

I really love your creative endeavours. Especially the color experiment was really fruitful. Excellent decision to photograph something else than your typical b/w street scenes with all their gestures and spatial relationships. Using a M9P with your special colour sauce recipe helps, obviously. The image of the gentleman with the yellow shirt and straw head was a true success. Seeing the footage of you closing in I was wondering what you would come up with. Kudos! The deep blacks in a lot of these colour images remind me of Carravgio's chiarascuro technique (sorry to make you look up things on wikipedia 🤣). Despite all your technical explanations and visual experiments - I guess you know you are doing the work of a cultural historian. Blackpool and it's amusement parks are really telling a lot about British socienty in the 2020s. You could apply the same visual style in Singapoore or Belgium but you always come back to these locations and manage to take photographs of people on the streets without making fun of them like a certain British photographer colleague of yours seems to be doing from a middle class point of view.

I have the 50mm 0.95 Noctilux on the 45mp Nikon Z9 and I’m completely new to street photography. I love this lens so much but it has been the most difficult lens I have ever used. I normally use 85mm for most of my photography (portrait work most of the time) and I have used an autofocus 50mm f1.2 in the past, but not for street photography. So the manual focus Leica 50mm 0.95 Noctilux has been very challenging to say the least. On my first day using it last week, of the 165 shots I took, only 5 were in focus. And those were lucky shots. The next day I took about 120 shots of which only 3 were in focus. Mind you, none of the photos were interesting in any way as I was just trying to get anything at all in focus if possible. It was then that I realized that trying to take photos of moving subjects at f1.2 or even f2.0 was impossible. I’ve watched quite a few videos of some very talented people who somehow are able to excel at this type of photography. So it’s a big learning process for me. On the third day walking around the city for over 4 hours with the lens set to f8 I was not able to take a single photo as I couldn’t find anything interesting no matter where I looked. Sometimes I just wonder if it is by chance that something out of the ordinary has to happen for an interesting photo to be taken. Walking around with a Noctilux on a Z9 means nothing if you can’t use it 😂😂😂 On the fourth day I was walking to a friend’s house and along the way I saw a motorcycle chained to a metal inside the fence of a property. It was the back of a small house that looked very old and the odd part was that the rear of the house faced the street. But the way that the motorcycle was positioned it looked as it was a dead end in front of the motorcycle. It would have been the coolest looking photo ever. But I didn’t have my camera with me! The next day I went looking for the street where the house was but couldn’t find it.

Pro photographer here. Once you've learned all the rules (and it's important to learn all the rules) then you're allowed to say "they're are no rules"... Nice pictures, great video.

喜欢Sarah有温度的人文照片😀

希望看到Sarah更多、有温度的照片

Can you tell me what ISO shutter and aperture you recommend for a manual focus 50mm f1.2 lens if I’m walking in one direction and the subject is walking towards me (opposite direction) if I want the photos to be sharp? I shoot during the day around 4pm

Sooooo ... is it ethical? I mean, I would love to learn how to do that, but is it ... okay? Feels kinda wrong. When you put it up, you at least give people a chance to refuse. People do have a chance to refuse being photographed, no? Also.... Haselblat IS shot from the 'hip,' but you are still looking down at the viewfinder. Those two things are not mutually exclusive.

Fabulous!!! Thank you!!

Telelenses are the last resort in street photography, shy press reporters use them. Too much children in this video for me, not conveying any deeper meaning. And stiil, they're part of life.Your dog is cute.

This was good. Keep it up this way!

Hoping to cross paths with you on Wednesday at the show - coffee’s on me !

What a well put together video.Very good photos and a live ..as happened sound track.

Would it be difficult to use a film M body ( M6 / Mp ) with a 21mm? Thank you for this video

The black and white tones of your images are really incredible. I shoot with a Q2, but can’t figure out how to get the black and white tones that you get in your images, a look that I really love. Your photos are amazing.

4:06 gave me a good laugh. Great catch!

are these film?`

It's nice to see color! Lots like color! I prefer BW! But my color gets more hits! Should we shoot for likes or what we find more creative! I don't know! A photo pal said if I asked for a shot, it's not street photography! I differ! It's wonderful to share my images.. NB Can one change? NO! I can snap on the corner or travel 17,500KM. I shoot the same! All long time shooters do same! I never liked the 21mm (one from Leica very faulty) I use 35mm more, as crowds of people are so many. need to get closer/ Bravo!

It is always good to keep yourself from going stale, with new challenges. I do it all the time for fun and reflex rate.

I find colour distracting. At times, I rotate between the 28, 50 and 90 for street shooting although I find the 90 is more suited for static subjects. Lovely BW shots, as always. You make it look effortless. Cheers

Love the image at 2:59!!!! Thanks for a very informative video.

My preference is B&W, I find colour so confusing. Blackpool is a great place to get shots, but remembering what it was like before, its quite sad now.

I prefer the black and white for street photography...

I can’t shoot like that. I’m far too uncomfortable surrounded by that many people. I recently made the decision to move from the M system to the Hasselblad X2D. I am blown away by Hasselblad colour and was amazed to realise that there’s not much weight difference with many of the lenses. Plus IBIS, internal storage and mind boggling resolution for cropping. It’s a really different experience and I’m getting results I much prefer. Also the X2D is actually cheaper than an M11 now!

regardless of what was said about Sarah's images I enjoyed them & don't see why anyone would have anything to say ill about them

I actually took the 21 to the farmers market last Saturday to combine with some hip shooting specifically for the low angle viewpoint. It was fun for a change and got some interesting images. High key light day led me to shoot mono and accentuate the shadows making these clearly not snapshots.

Love the shot of the girl with the compact mirror and backpack.

Nice work using the nonsense negativity of some random twat to segue into a positive philosophy 🤘 Unrelated irony though... several of the 90mm shots are my favorites here!

Wow. I just learned so much about composition and shooting. You’re quite skilled.

I really love your channel and like your work. Thanks for all the efforts you put in your work and sharing your work with us

Can’t help but get some Gruyaert vibes from experiment 2. Bravo!

Glad to u out with the doggie..21 reminds me of winogrand ..kudoss to the awesome work ...i love povs becuz i get see the bts..also the farm vids to me felt like street photography its like a documentary style...keep the good work guys and love your color work❤🎉

Very nice pictures, I especially like the one at 4:40 where the man is staring at his mobile phone and the four wig heads are staring out of the shop window. The pictures with the dudes holding your dog are also brilliant.

That first photo from Sarah has so much tonal depth, it pops incredibly. Why?