Stephen Shore: Taking photographs that "feel like seeing"

[@Sauciflar87]

I like this idea that the more words you use to describe a photo the less it becomes relevant!

[@tipi5586]

Relevant to you, maybe. But it's like with anything else, the less you know the more it sounds like nonsense.

[@Tyrell_Corp2019]

When mundane becomes profound. If you can see it. Wonderful insights here. Thanks. 👏

[@DarkAngelEU]

So by delaying the process he actually learned how to "photograph" with his eyes first. Awesome.

[@VampireWeekendWills]

really great insights into his processes, lovely

[@jordan.7]

Wonderful. Thank you!

[@acomlez]

what music is this? it is beautiful!

[@SaraPomerance]

Thank you

[@danielemilazzo432]

Yes! thank you.

[@houseofsteezy4119]

Daniele Milazzo No, thank YOU.

[@Bonnie-mf1lz]

Genius.

[@charlieh1727]

really weird that in his travels he came across nathan fielder in brownface 1:55

[@DixonChannel787]

There is no need for guided tour for this kind of works. Like it or not, it doesn't matter at all.

[@U2BER2012]

On my PC, I see an interesting photo of human expression, at 3:26.

[@DarylVHorn]

Lovely video. But the name is misspelled in the title. (Steven ---> Stephen)

[@sfmoma]

Thanks for catching that!

[@nickward2922]

Great video even if the last quote was stolen from Edward Hopper

[@jackthompson8377]

I have my eyes for seeing. Show me something I don’t see

[@kaczynski2333]

There's a bunch of photographers doing genres such as astro, micro, and high-speed photography.
You're welcome.

[@nickfanzo]

He uses an iPhone now