MY wife and i took and street photography workshop with Josh and it changed everything. Ive been shooting for 35 years and it made me fall in love with taking photos again .
So excited for this video AND for the book to arrive. Thank you both for taking the time to make this one. In the process of publishing my book right now, I’m sure a lot of this will really resonate.
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Finding a publisher is nearly impossible unless you have a huge social media following. A publisher only cares about one thing and one thing alone: finding the quickest, safest and fastest route to profitability. The subject matter or image quality doesn't matter, only what will make them money. On top of that there's no shortage of excellent photographers wanting to publish a photo book and what publishers choose to publish is highly, highly subjective. The chances of getting your photo book published are about the same as winning a high dollar lottery. Thankfully there are some very good options for self-publishing. If you're successful there finding a publisher for your next book will be much easier. When you publish you get to see your work in a new form and light. Someday adding it to the Internet Archive will allow it to live forever.
I agree Brian. It is very tough. I don't blame publishers though. They are a business, and I don't think many of them are brilliant at marketing, so a lot of them want you to come to them with your own audience to sell to, which they may be able to extend, but I don't think most publishers would be capable of building an audience for you from scratch, no matter how much they believe in your work. Of course they are looking for work which sells so they can cover costs, and make a profit to keep the lights on. I think as photographers we need to get honest with ourselves and own that it's actually our job to build an audience around our work, whether on dreaded Social Media, or in the real world. It's definitely true that once we have that following, then a publisher will be more enthusiastic about working with us because at least there are some guarenteed sales and less risk for them. Otherwise, as you say, self publishing is a great option, and you take home all the profit... but of course you still need to build your own following in this case too. No one can do that for us.
Are there any good UK based printers who do good quality photo book printing for a price where you can sell your work and still make a little bit of money on top?
Just another reason why your channel is such a shining light on this platform Sean. So well made. "Whatever your goals or aspirations, the work will give you your answers." Just gold.
Joshua's work has taught me a whole different way of seeing. His work is pretty amazing. I'm super excited for the book. I also really appreciate his insight into publishing.
Sean, thank you for supporting Joshua K. Jackson’s work. Not only are you supporting the work of another excellent photographer but Josh, is a gold mine of insight. He says “Just start. ... the work will give you the answers.” He also says “It was more about balance, harmony, and flow.” Jackson’s perspective may sound simplistic but it’s not. Rather it reveals an entire aesthetic path on how to go about being an image maker. Finally I note this video reveals an essential kindness that you bring to this very demanding work of producing one or two videos each month. Yet you share the spotlight with another. Nobody is twisting your arm to do this yet you do. Thank you for your hard and kind work.
All journeys start with the first step, no matter how big or small. If we look too far into the distance, we will be afraid of making that first step. Sometimes ignorance is bliss.
An open, honest, detailed, practical and generous sharing from Joshua. Clearly the book project was of enormous developmental impact. Great production Sean.
Hi Sean, thank you very much for introducing Joshua and his book to the public. My copy arrived today and the photos are really excellent. Regards to Joshua. Rolf Becker
Such atmospheric and lovely work, the images look like book covers for future crime classics set not just in Soho but any metropolis across the world, and that image at 21:54 is a thing of beauty, looking forward to the book very much.
After many years of being told I should make a book of my street photography, a compilation of sorts I suppose, with some sense of logical assembly ? I finally began the arduous journey of making one, during these Covid times. I have published four this year. Themes on reflections and double exposures, city peaks and skies, and a general book of candid public photography, sort of a selection from the best of. Now I've got the burn and in the middle of self-publishing a series - city after dark theme. The first turned out well. I have enough in the archives to produce three books in the series. All black and white. Now currently editing and sequencing the second book. Like a film strip with one frame narratives sequenced methodically. Aside from all that... as a personal legacy vanity project (harshly put), but more so to have hard tangible books of my work on the shelf that says I was here, this is what I saw... it's just nice to see my photos in book form. I love gifting them out. For sale too online if people choose to purchase, however driving revenue is not exactly my first motivation. I've got plenty of photobook ideas in mind. The art of making a photobook (self-publishing in my case), is a challenging complex creative endeavour. Yet I'm finding some joy in the process. It's cathartic for me, a rediscovery of myself as a creative, where I am, where I'm going, where I was - especially as I look back over a couple of decades worth of images. It's very personal. Timely video, well done as always, Sean. Solid perspective on this photographer's book making journey. Many many great takeaways here and food for thought. Helpful, philosophical yet logical and realist truths being spoken.. Joshua K. Jackson makes great photography. As do you.
Super video guys. Whatever level you may be, or think you may be at, there’s a lot of useful insight and advice to take in and to move forward with in this video. Thanks again for taking the time to share your experiences it’s very much appreciated.
Thank you to both Sean and Joshua for sharing such valuable information about publishing and the impact of solid editing on the final product. Keep up your good work!
I wish I had 2 like buttons, one for Josh and the other obviously for Sean, for producing this video and bringing it to us. Pure Talk with No Bullshit. We would never want you to SHUT UP, Sean :). Thanks for being on UA-cam.
Incredibly interesting, helpful and intellectually satisying. The quality of the interview and honesty, humility and knowledge of the guest has made this a wonderful viewing experience. Thanks very much. It would be great to see more of this format in the future.
Sean you provide valuable content for this community. I am sure many here like me who needs what you are sharing all the time. Thanks for bringing Joshua again and sharing your knowledge and experience as I am working on my own project and I don't where to start.
It's always illuminating and invigorating to listen to Mr. Jackson and see his project unfold. I wish him the very best with this book and hope to see him more. Thanks, Mr. Tucker for bringing this inspiring video to us - again :) Gives inspiration and direction, I believe, to the most of us.
Sean, excellent video! Blown away by Josh's second image, here, of the woman n man in the window. I've not seen it before. As my brother is a contract publisher (and I've been a cover designer) I have to agree and reiterate just how important it is for the content maker to "let go" of his attachment to the project, a bit, and take the advice of the publisher. That's not always going to be the case, but it's true most of the time... they have the experience and they want a success just as much as the photographer/author does. Cheers!
Dear Sean, another very inspiring video, so we’ll done. It’s truly a joy to watch and learn. Your videos are quality time spent. Thank you so much for your efforts and the way you and Joshua share your experience.
This will be my sunday evening Prime Time Lecture. Love your content ! Greetings and Love From a big Fan From Germany! Thank You so much For Sharing your experience on This Channel For free
(Edited) Just watched the whole thing. My goodness... I am so excited! This is the most I’ve ever been escorted for a book (it’s only my second photo book) thank you Sean and Josh for being so amazing
Great insight to this awesome project. Having met both of you in London recently it’s also good to hear how well you gel with each other and I now have my copy of Josh’s book too. It’s inspiring and such a quality publication. Looking forward to getting your book this year too Sean
Good insight Sean. I like Joshua's Soho series. I have shared often on Twitter, as well as Setanta. Personal projects are very rewarding for one's own engagement with the development of your craft, as well as learning about the community or environment you are focusing on. It's a win win situation as a photographer. Balancing making money and pursuing your project dreams can be a tough one to crack. Well done Johsua.
What a wonderful video! It has been very inspiring for me as I'm working on several long term projects, two of which I really would like to get some public attention. Mainly because I have something to say with those. Joshua mentioned you have to really think about what you want the end result of the project to be. That snapped it into focus for me, at least for one project: I want to make an exhibition first, then see if I can expand the attention from there. Publishing might be step 3 or 4 after that. Well, now I have the beginnings of a plan: time to take pictures again!
This video is timed amazingly... I'm starting a project now. In case, the goal is not for a commerical successful product (though I would be happy if I fluked it).... Instead, as this is my first project that extends beyond a single shoot, this will be a practice run.
This is such a brilliant video Sean. I can really relate to Joshua's issue with lying in bed at night unable to sleep, and his approach to "just start" is so simple. I know he is not the only one who says this, but today I hear him.
I am the type that only works on personal projects, I love the freedom. I have POD shops, started youtube and license for book covers. I haven't done my own photography book though so this was really interesting to watch. Thank you 🙏
I just saw the last video you did together yesterday, so this one came in really good time! So thankful to be able to consume such insightful content, great video Sean!
Thought about getting the book, watched the video and ordered about half way through. I can relate with him so much having issues with insomnia, too. Hope to someday be able to create such wonderful images myself.
What a fascinating video and a really inspirational kick start for peers. One good thing to come out of 2020 is the free time and creative mind space it has afforded people to realise creative projects.
A while back you pointed out that we should observe TV and Movies for inspiration...thank you so much for this tip I’m currently watching the Queen Gambit and I’m in AWE !! Every scene is a master piece (I think) lighting and color grading not to mention composition...but I can’t wait to hear what do you have to say about that...after all I’m just an amateur
I look forward to discovering my "blueprint" so i can simply run with my work but enjoying the process to discovering it. Really enjoy Joshuas thought process. Thanks for sharing mate.
What a wonderfully articulate, helpful and inspirational story and set of advice from Joshua. Very well put together and present Sean, thank you. I also really the work, and within a couple of minutes of the video ending, had ordered my copy. The work reminded me a bit of Saul Leiter - a favourite of mine. I really look forward to getting this book, and thank you both once again for the inspiration and advice here.
This video really speaks to me as right now I'm focusing more and more on personal projects and obsessing about having everything planned even before I go out to shoot. That usually leads to me being frustrated and not shooting at all. This has definitely helped me to see things in a new, softer way.
I really enjoyed this video. Joshua was very helpful in giving me a better idea as to how to work a project. Sean, I especially enjoyed your "B-roll" footage. :)
I aleays love to get a chance to pick Joshs mind. Thanks to both of you for this! I'll get a copy of that book for sure. Big Idol of mine. Both of you.
It was a great great video Mr. Tucker! Thank you once again! I am in a middle of a big Project and this video talked to me very much! Thank you again ;)
Another excellent video. Beautiful work by Joshua and a frank discussion about what if takes to make a book. It’s very risky to quit a steady job and then and make a living by street photography. I’m very impressed with Joshua and the process of putting a book together and I have enjoyed this video so much that I have watched it three times and will probably watch it again. The best of luck to Joshua and I look forward to more videos of this kind.Thanks Sean!
Sean, you are doing great work helping Joshua become more popular with your channel. I have an advice for the next book of Joshua. I saw the blank pages of his book and in my opinion it will be better if he adds a short story of the photo on the left page and keep the printed image on the right page. This will help the audience understand what he thinks, feels about the photo before taking it.
Really appreciate this information trying to get things perfect from the get go can be paralysing and never start. I can't sequence to save myself i find it really hard , recently though I have done just what Josh did printing out photos on l paper from home printer . Last night I went to offic works git some really cheap photos done, bought an A5 layout journal and put them in vertical and horizontal with clear photo corners so icould swap the layout in and out. This is what im working on now
Thank you again, Sean and Josh, for a great inspirational I cannot wait for the delivery of my copy! p.s. this is the first photo book I have ever bought, as I journey down my path of Photography, and will defiantly not be the last!
Love Joshua's work, another talented photographer. So joyful these interviews are back now, truely inspirational. I can't help but wonder if his images or what he captures now has ever changed since the world went into lockdown. If the streets are still full of life or really quiet, it just really makes me want to shoot again. I haven't shot for awhile ever since lockdown in SA. Due to safety and health reasons, can't risk it... 🇿🇦😷⚠️
MY wife and i took and street photography workshop with Josh and it changed everything. Ive been shooting for 35 years and it made me fall in love with taking photos again .
So excited for this video AND for the book to arrive. Thank you both for taking the time to make this one. In the process of publishing my book right now, I’m sure a lot of this will really resonate.
Hey Matt!
Thanks Matt. Appreciate you popping by:)
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"Just start, the answers will come"
Finding a publisher is nearly impossible unless you have a huge social media following. A publisher only cares about one thing and one thing alone: finding the quickest, safest and fastest route to profitability. The subject matter or image quality doesn't matter, only what will make them money. On top of that there's no shortage of excellent photographers wanting to publish a photo book and what publishers choose to publish is highly, highly subjective. The chances of getting your photo book published are about the same as winning a high dollar lottery.
Thankfully there are some very good options for self-publishing. If you're successful there finding a publisher for your next book will be much easier. When you publish you get to see your work in a new form and light. Someday adding it to the Internet Archive will allow it to live forever.
I agree Brian. It is very tough. I don't blame publishers though. They are a business, and I don't think many of them are brilliant at marketing, so a lot of them want you to come to them with your own audience to sell to, which they may be able to extend, but I don't think most publishers would be capable of building an audience for you from scratch, no matter how much they believe in your work. Of course they are looking for work which sells so they can cover costs, and make a profit to keep the lights on. I think as photographers we need to get honest with ourselves and own that it's actually our job to build an audience around our work, whether on dreaded Social Media, or in the real world. It's definitely true that once we have that following, then a publisher will be more enthusiastic about working with us because at least there are some guarenteed sales and less risk for them. Otherwise, as you say, self publishing is a great option, and you take home all the profit... but of course you still need to build your own following in this case too. No one can do that for us.
The artistic story is as much in the photographer as it is in the images. They need the profitability, but they want the whole package
Are there any good UK based printers who do good quality photo book printing for a price where you can sell your work and still make a little bit of money on top?
@@colourandsound try www.exwhyzed.co.uk/
colour+sound here are a few. Gomer Press , Wales , Team Impression Leed. Both are highly thought of x
Just another reason why your channel is such a shining light on this platform Sean. So well made. "Whatever your goals or aspirations, the work will give you your answers." Just gold.
Joshua's work has taught me a whole different way of seeing. His work is pretty amazing. I'm super excited for the book. I also really appreciate his insight into publishing.
"just start and the answers will come" Another super high quality production, thanks Sean and Joshua..
Sean, thank you for supporting Joshua K. Jackson’s work. Not only are you supporting the work of another excellent photographer but Josh, is a gold mine of insight. He says “Just start. ... the work will give you the answers.” He also says “It was more about balance, harmony, and flow.” Jackson’s perspective may sound simplistic but it’s not. Rather it reveals an entire aesthetic path on how to go about being an image maker. Finally I note this video reveals an essential kindness that you bring to this very demanding work of producing one or two videos each month. Yet you share the spotlight with another. Nobody is twisting your arm to do this yet you do.
Thank you for your hard and kind work.
Thanks, once again, for such a thoughtful comment Roger.
Thanks Roger for supporting us photographer with your beautiful words and support
Roger, what a lovely comment.
@@loushared6602 thank you Lou, I appreciate it.
Always a good day when Sean uploads! Been thinking about this topic for a bit thanks for your insight!
These personal photography projects are the ones that really speak to me. Love these types of videos
All journeys start with the first step, no matter how big or small. If we look too far into the distance, we will be afraid of making that first step. Sometimes ignorance is bliss.
An open, honest, detailed, practical and generous sharing from Joshua. Clearly the book project was of enormous developmental impact. Great production Sean.
Love these ones that focus on a single photographer. Lovely stuff!
As always a wonderful watch
Hi Sean, thank you very much for introducing Joshua and his book to the public. My copy arrived today and the photos are really excellent. Regards to Joshua. Rolf Becker
The reverse step b-roll through the puddle was sheer genius, fantastic insight, thx Sean.
Great interview! Thanks for making it happen!
Such atmospheric and lovely work, the images look like book covers for future crime classics set not just in Soho but any metropolis across the world, and that image at 21:54 is a thing of beauty, looking forward to the book very much.
Love you Sean,, you exude God's spirit of selflessness and honesty.
Blessings
That's very kind my friend.
After many years of being told I should make a book of my street photography, a compilation of sorts I suppose, with some sense of logical assembly ? I finally began the arduous journey of making one, during these Covid times. I have published four this year. Themes on reflections and double exposures, city peaks and skies, and a general book of candid public photography, sort of a selection from the best of. Now I've got the burn and in the middle of self-publishing a series - city after dark theme. The first turned out well. I have enough in the archives to produce three books in the series. All black and white. Now currently editing and sequencing the second book. Like a film strip with one frame narratives sequenced methodically. Aside from all that... as a personal legacy vanity project (harshly put), but more so to have hard tangible books of my work on the shelf that says I was here, this is what I saw... it's just nice to see my photos in book form. I love gifting them out. For sale too online if people choose to purchase, however driving revenue is not exactly my first motivation. I've got plenty of photobook ideas in mind. The art of making a photobook (self-publishing in my case), is a challenging complex creative endeavour. Yet I'm finding some joy in the process. It's cathartic for me, a rediscovery of myself as a creative, where I am, where I'm going, where I was - especially as I look back over a couple of decades worth of images. It's very personal. Timely video, well done as always, Sean. Solid perspective on this photographer's book making journey. Many many great takeaways here and food for thought. Helpful, philosophical yet logical and realist truths being spoken.. Joshua K. Jackson makes great photography. As do you.
Super video guys. Whatever level you may be, or think you may be at, there’s a lot of useful insight and advice to take in and to move forward with in this video. Thanks again for taking the time to share your experiences it’s very much appreciated.
Always making quality work!
Thank you to both Sean and Joshua for sharing such valuable information about publishing and the impact of solid editing on the final product. Keep up your good work!
I wish I had 2 like buttons, one for Josh and the other obviously for Sean, for producing this video and bringing it to us. Pure Talk with No Bullshit. We would never want you to SHUT UP, Sean :). Thanks for being on UA-cam.
An enjoyable video Sean with some great tips
Incredibly interesting, helpful and intellectually satisying. The quality of the interview and honesty, humility and knowledge of the guest has made this a wonderful viewing experience. Thanks very much. It would be great to see more of this format in the future.
Sean you provide valuable content for this community.
I am sure many here like me who needs what you are sharing all the time.
Thanks for bringing Joshua again and sharing your knowledge and experience as I am working on my own project and I don't where to start.
It's always illuminating and invigorating to listen to Mr. Jackson and see his project unfold. I wish him the very best with this book and hope to see him more. Thanks, Mr. Tucker for bringing this inspiring video to us - again :) Gives inspiration and direction, I believe, to the most of us.
The interview was great, very helpful and in an honest and practical way. Thanks for sharing it Sean.
Sean, excellent video! Blown away by Josh's second image, here, of the woman n man in the window. I've not seen it before.
As my brother is a contract publisher (and I've been a cover designer) I have to agree and reiterate just how important it is for the content maker to "let go" of his attachment to the project, a bit, and take the advice of the publisher. That's not always going to be the case, but it's true most of the time... they have the experience and they want a success just as much as the photographer/author does. Cheers!
I’ve just had the advice I’ve been looking for. Great, informative video. Cheers, fellas. I’ll be buying a copy of the book....just bought it!
Awesome topic! Please do more videos together! I love the work and charisma of Josh and wish to see more of him in the future :)
Just amazing. Thank you so much for sharing this "behind-the-scenes" reveal of the book's development!
I love your videos because I always learn something I see as crucial to developing a good relationship with photography. Thank you so much!
Quite taken with Joshua’s intense color and contrast. Lots of human interest as well. Bought the book,. Looking forward to yours, Sean.
Another one of Sean's greatest hits.
I always look forward to your videos. You've helped me so much with your wisdom and teachings. Thank you.
So exceptionally well presented.
Great content guys, I love both of your photos and works. I remember the first video Sean made with Joshua like it was yesterday!
Dear Sean, another very inspiring video, so we’ll done. It’s truly a joy to watch and learn. Your videos are quality time spent. Thank you so much for your efforts and the way you and Joshua share your experience.
Sean, your film making, interviewing and content are absolutely wonderful. Thank you for being you!
This will be my sunday evening Prime Time Lecture. Love your content ! Greetings and Love From a big Fan From Germany! Thank You so much For Sharing your experience on This Channel For free
(Edited)
Just watched the whole thing. My goodness... I am so excited! This is the most I’ve ever been escorted for a book (it’s only my second photo book) thank you Sean and Josh for being so amazing
Glad I got my copy!
Such quality content. Always look forward to your videos! Can't wait to see the book in person.
Thank you for the video. I appreciate the fact that you use your channel to highlight talent and abilities of others. Great job.
Stunning video, really inspirational. Thank you
Great insight to this awesome project. Having met both of you in London recently it’s also good to hear how well you gel with each other and I now have my copy of Josh’s book too. It’s inspiring and such a quality publication. Looking forward to getting your book this year too Sean
Another fabulous video! Thank you.
Great just great to get this feeling of inspiration soo good this fresh air
Good insight Sean. I like Joshua's Soho series. I have shared often on Twitter, as well as Setanta. Personal projects are very rewarding for one's own engagement with the development of your craft, as well as learning about the community or environment you are focusing on. It's a win win situation as a photographer. Balancing making money and pursuing your project dreams can be a tough one to crack. Well done Johsua.
I still can't believe these videos are free
What a wonderful video! It has been very inspiring for me as I'm working on several long term projects, two of which I really would like to get some public attention. Mainly because I have something to say with those. Joshua mentioned you have to really think about what you want the end result of the project to be. That snapped it into focus for me, at least for one project: I want to make an exhibition first, then see if I can expand the attention from there. Publishing might be step 3 or 4 after that. Well, now I have the beginnings of a plan: time to take pictures again!
This video is timed amazingly... I'm starting a project now. In case, the goal is not for a commerical successful product (though I would be happy if I fluked it).... Instead, as this is my first project that extends beyond a single shoot, this will be a practice run.
What a lovely man Josh is. ☺️
This is so timely, thank you Sean! Great video as always!
Fantastic book for shure!!!
S Tuck looking fresh af 🐣
This is such a brilliant video Sean. I can really relate to Joshua's issue with lying in bed at night unable to sleep, and his approach to "just start" is so simple. I know he is not the only one who says this, but today I hear him.
I am the type that only works on personal projects, I love the freedom. I have POD shops, started youtube and license for book covers. I haven't done my own photography book though so this was really interesting to watch. Thank you 🙏
I just saw the last video you did together yesterday, so this one came in really good time! So thankful to be able to consume such insightful content, great video Sean!
Obviously a talented photographer to which he added hard work and sacrifice. The results being quite good.
that was great, thanks Sean
Thought about getting the book, watched the video and ordered about half way through. I can relate with him so much having issues with insomnia, too. Hope to someday be able to create such wonderful images myself.
What a fascinating video and a really inspirational kick start for peers. One good thing to come out of 2020 is the free time and creative mind space it has afforded people to realise creative projects.
This is just what I needed to watch .its been a great help going to start in the holiday.
Very nice work presented in a very nice video. Your videography got on a high level over time, Sean.
What a magnificent achievement.
Thank you for the video. Exactly what i need as i am work on my first project!
superb video from top to bottom. brilliantly produced and executed. and, incredibly helpful and informative.
A while back you pointed out that we should observe TV and Movies for inspiration...thank you so much for this tip I’m currently watching the Queen Gambit and I’m in AWE !! Every scene is a master piece (I think) lighting and color grading not to mention composition...but I can’t wait to hear what do you have to say about that...after all I’m just an amateur
Great video, It gives me more inspiration for making my first book!
Wow what a timing, have been contemplating a lot on this topic lately
I look forward to discovering my "blueprint" so i can simply run with my work but enjoying the process to discovering it. Really enjoy Joshuas thought process. Thanks for sharing mate.
"Just start" - a perfectly timed invocation for me! Great story well told btw. thanks.
Timely video. Inspiring as always.
This is the perfect video for me, I’m starting to plan a personal project that I’m hoping to start working on in January.
Man. Those photos... Magical... Wow!
Enjoyed watching thanks guys , good luck to you both going forward stay safe out there.
Very inspiring!
Just go out there and photograph.
This video is so inspiring, awesome. I'll just start !
What a wonderfully articulate, helpful and inspirational story and set of advice from Joshua. Very well put together and present Sean, thank you. I also really the work, and within a couple of minutes of the video ending, had ordered my copy. The work reminded me a bit of Saul Leiter - a favourite of mine. I really look forward to getting this book, and thank you both once again for the inspiration and advice here.
Yay pre ordered that book today looking forward to it!
This video really speaks to me as right now I'm focusing more and more on personal projects and obsessing about having everything planned even before I go out to shoot. That usually leads to me being frustrated and not shooting at all. This has definitely helped me to see things in a new, softer way.
I really enjoyed this video. Joshua was very helpful in giving me a better idea as to how to work a project. Sean, I especially enjoyed your "B-roll" footage. :)
Priceless content, thanks
I aleays love to get a chance to pick Joshs mind. Thanks to both of you for this!
I'll get a copy of that book for sure. Big Idol of mine. Both of you.
Pure soul food, Sean, and quite instructive too. Really appreciate this.
WOW !!! I have been Inspired. Thanks to both of you. Jim
It was a great great video Mr. Tucker! Thank you once again! I am in a middle of a big Project and this video talked to me very much! Thank you again ;)
Another excellent video. Beautiful work by Joshua and a frank discussion about what if takes to make a book. It’s very risky to quit a steady job and then and make a living by street photography. I’m very impressed with Joshua and the process of putting a book together and I have enjoyed this video so much that I have watched it three times and will probably watch it again. The best of luck to Joshua and I look forward to more videos of this kind.Thanks Sean!
Sean, you are doing great work helping Joshua become more popular with your channel. I have an advice for the next book of Joshua. I saw the blank pages of his book and in my opinion it will be better if he adds a short story of the photo on the left page and keep the printed image on the right page. This will help the audience understand what he thinks, feels about the photo before taking it.
Another insightful video. Thank you.
Really appreciate this information trying to get things perfect from the get go can be paralysing and never start. I can't sequence to save myself i find it really hard , recently though I have done just what Josh did printing out photos on l paper from home printer . Last night I went to offic works git some really cheap photos done, bought an A5 layout journal and put them in vertical and horizontal with clear photo corners so icould swap the layout in and out. This is what im working on now
Good luck!
Thank you again, Sean and Josh, for a great inspirational I cannot wait for the delivery of my copy!
p.s. this is the first photo book I have ever bought, as I journey down my path of Photography, and will defiantly not be the last!
Great video, thanks to both of you!
Love Joshua's work, another talented photographer. So joyful these interviews are back now, truely inspirational. I can't help but wonder if his images or what he captures now has ever changed since the world went into lockdown. If the streets are still full of life or really quiet, it just really makes me want to shoot again. I haven't shot for awhile ever since lockdown in SA. Due to safety and health reasons, can't risk it... 🇿🇦😷⚠️
wonderful, order placed!!
Interesting guy and stimulating photos.
All I can say is Thank you.