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I'm so glad to see your videos again. Absolutely the best photography tutorials on the web. Than you ❤

Thank you, Jamie. It was great.

Something else as just a perception from em, is as phones and other devices creep into our lives, certain shot looks have connotation they once did not now. A very separate foreground background that doesn't give range looks "generated" or greescreened to more people now and can work to cheapen the image.

So, what do I do with my modern Sony camera that nails focus each time and gives me a very accurate preview of the exposure? Should I get a manual focus lens?

I am autistic, I see things differently. I have no concept of emotion, mood, story in photography, and "the rule of thirds" is detrimental to good photography. Harvard surveyed some architects about their use of these socalled rules. "Very good," they said. "Do you use them in your work?" "Ooh, no." I am not currently blind in either eye, but they do point in slightly different directions, so effectively I have a monocular vision. Just like a camera.

“How blurry do you want your background?” - Client; Yes

Such a clear, beautiful and relevant video. Thank you so much for sharing!!

Educative... thanks

Interesting video. To me it seems that Webbs photos have so many elements that one can draw lines all over the photo in any direction and argue that there is some logic to it, while to others (myself included) they just look like an unpleasant hectic mess.

This is one of the best videos on the subject, and with great examples

How did you get that match cut in the beginning of the video to look so sick?

Brilliant video - another mind expanding, technique focused quality content.

A space where there should be people but there are non..... This guy: "the feeling I shouldn't be there either" Me:"I just wish..." 🤣

I’m at f/5.6 a helluva lot more than f/1.4

Sir, you are a God send to this craft. Thank you for you advice and for sharing such critical visual theory

Guilty as charged.

Watched

"...unless you count pictures of trees." You mean LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY? It's actually a whole thing. People support their families & entire corporations from it. Expand your horizons, bruh.

What makes my heart flutter is another Jamie Windsor video! You make a few but quality content!

That opening lineup 🤤🤤🤤

Very good summary for beginners. Thank you.

the 'position' text animation at 14:36 is so good

Just to clarify something: an amateur is someone who does something for the love of it, it does not mean that they are incompetent. Any given amateur may well be more knowledgeable in their field than a comparable professional. In many cases, the amateur is more knowledgeable, more skilled, than the average professional whose focus is on making mone rather than being excellent. So be careful with your labels.

Very informative , especially about Alex's work...greetings from greece

First time watching a video of yours and I loved it!! You earned a new subscriber

Wonderful and appropriate title, CAPITAL "B" - Brilliant presentation. As a concert photographer I have experienced everything you describe here. Such a well planned and presented episode - thank you for taking some fairly common-to-us-most experiences and tying them together - gently, not in a panic. Great episode, I got exactly what I expected!

"venture out of your confort zone" key for revolution for every frame of your life :) thx

Is it switzerland

Amazing content thanks

Wow, another great video! these are gorgeous lectures about about about..I dont know what to say (yes, photography, graphicdesign, art etc etc). You're nothing like the clickbait video's with their shallow shit. but this is learning in a fun way and exiting way.

I always loved the portrait photography in the NatGeos issues of my childhood - shot in real film, with a lot of context around the subjects. Thinking about it now, I realize that what made those pictures so great was their use of natural lighting and composition without cheating to beautify by using very shallow depth of field.

Shoot any sort of landscape scene and you have to bring the scene into foucs with narrower aperture. It does make the shot more challenging because you have no choice but to consider the full composition. When i shoot portraits or sports, i find it much easier because you don't have to worry about the background as much and can blur it as much as possible. With sports shutter speed overrides all else usually. Great video!

Fabulous video. Thank you.

The way you presented these concepts was perfect! Excellent video, as usual!

What a brilliant way to explain DoF, done in a thoughtful relaxing way. Pleasure to watch.

Wow !! Thank you for this masterclass and the quality of your motion and editing work

It IS a LOT easier to "Experiment" today than when I began photography in the 1970ies! Back then you had to take the picture, develop the film (while in the dark, at least some of the time), print the picture on paper (again while in a VERY dark room with a red light as the only light), let it dry and then you could analyze what you did! Oh and also you only had a max of 36 pictures on a 35mm SLR to play with before you had to buy another roll of expensive film!

Great Video

Yes Jamie is back ! The care you put into your videos and the content are missed around here.

This is a master class… 😌

OMG! You’re back! 😍

In a world where iPhone 15 Pro can almost have a decent background blur u can't afford to make boring f10 photos, u don't need a camera for those anymore

You're breaking my heart. You're presets look amazing and I would love to use them. But I only work with Ps and ACR. It used to be that when you loaded presets in Lightroom, the were also automatically available in ACR, but I don't the things work that way anymore. Do you have versions of your presets specific to ACR?

wtf are you talking about those are literally the worst of Alex Webb's images

Loved this video.

Finally you’re back. Missed you man

I just want to say that I have some favorite bloggers pertaining to photography and video. I am an amateur and love both, mostly photography tho. Your episodes are always a must watch, and greatly fun and interesting to watch. Thanks!

look at landscapephotographers doing street and portrait check out my landscapes and street photos

excellent! I subscribed

Another belter. Cheers Jamie. My bread and butter is commercial and wedding photography, but going off for a break with just a little G100 and slow 12-32 and 35-100 lenses, or an Oly XA, will put me in situations where I really have to consider what and who I am inviting into the frame. Can't just blast things into bokeh oblivion. Always come back with some rubbish, and then some really interesting shots that I really had to think about to make work :)