just an advice from a burntout creator. if u shoot photos to grow in a specific platform then go do it. but if you're taking photographs that YOU aren't HAPPY with, i guess u should stop. these trends come and go and honestly when it eventually does, you'll feel lost if it's not ur true style. anyways, this youtuber is so underrated.
this is so true. I think a lot of people can analyze the IG trends and follow suit, but it's not necessarily beneficial to creativity, let alone identity. Mad love
Great video! The tip about focusing on only four elements really hits home. I've been using boost app social lately, and it's been helping me to keep things clean and essential on my posts. The AI writing tools even make my captions minimalist!
I've never known what Minimalist shots were, but now that I know how to identify them I do find them to be very interesting and "seemingly' easy to do. I think it would definitely be something I'm interested in attempting. These tips were great in my opinion because when I apply them to the Minimalist Photographers I follow, I see these tips applied in their work.
This is the first video I have seen from you (recommended page) and ngl I am very impressed that you do not have more views + subs. 10/10 content. Right to the point, good energy, nice set up + video editing, no bs, good photos to show, nice explanation, no cringe stupid stuff, just professional. Keep at it dude, you gain 1 more sub hahaha you make awesome content!
hey thanks, man. I really appreciate it. I really value efficiency + information density over anything (while sneaking in dumb jokes here and there). I was very irked by the "Top 5 Things..." videos that are full of vlog fillers in between tips
@@whoschrischu yeah I got tired of those videos as well and to find new content is very refreshing but difficult. Moreso if you do not have a lot of time to see a 10-20 min video full of noise inbetween the "good" stuff. You have a great mindset, I hope more people find value in your work!
When I was training photography assistants my very first lesson was not to think about what you included in the frame but what you could eliminate and still capture the subject effectively.
I really liked the point that everyone knows what a car looks like, so you don't have to show the whole thing. I forget that often. I take a lot of pictures where it's not the whole item, but it's also not focused on a detail - just half of a car, or something. It would be really interesting to challenge myself to go out and take pictures of JUST the taillight or JUST the wheel - stuff people know but might be more interesting than pictures of a whole car.
The part about color combination was really interesting, definitely going to implement that into my photography...no one really talks about it even though its pretty important for a well composed shot.
I’m so glad this video was recommended to me. I’m taking book photos on Instagram and I’m wanting to make minimalism as my feed theme. Thank you so much for this video!
Loved the video so much Chris! Btw....about the film effects and the transitions that you have used?.....Do you have a tutorial about creating those effects? They are so so cool!!
Your voice is really good it's relaxing and it makes people concentrate on what you are saying plus the good video. I enjoyed listening and watching to your video this is better than my prof high pitched voice at online class hahahahah
I love the tips you gave and I checked your videos and then I subscribed. Thanks! Now, I'll go to my instagram and delete some of my photos and upload new ones based on the principles you gave.
1st off, you're really handsome :) secondly, I genuinely enjoy your videos! there is always a lot to learn, and the editing is fucking insane too >.< have a great weekend man! :)
Join the *_December Showcase: Minimalism with a POP of Color_* in the Discord chat!
Just hopped on the discord.... Nice one fam💪🏾
"Nice and flat just like my butt" got me subscribed to your channel
Bro mee tooo I'm duetan colorblind
instablaster
just an advice from a burntout creator. if u shoot photos to grow in a specific platform then go do it. but if you're taking photographs that YOU aren't HAPPY with, i guess u should stop. these trends come and go and honestly when it eventually does, you'll feel lost if it's not ur true style.
anyways, this youtuber is so underrated.
this is so true. I think a lot of people can analyze the IG trends and follow suit, but it's not necessarily beneficial to creativity, let alone identity. Mad love
@@whoschrischu accurate!! 💞
Well he is a minimalist. Why would he want to more more subscribers?
@@eduardochavacano its not directed to him lol.
Great video! The tip about focusing on only four elements really hits home. I've been using boost app social lately, and it's been helping me to keep things clean and essential on my posts. The AI writing tools even make my captions minimalist!
Their writing tools are fire and it makes everything cohesive.
Class is in session. So many clean photos 🤤
Mad honored coming from the Minimalist UA-camr, himself
I don't know why but I really love minimalism images, they just give me so much peace
you get peace, until you cant stop talking about your peace to everyone.
Maybe staring at a paper could give u the same feeling.
@@et8953 right like staring at a miniature house.
This video was very satisfying to watch for some reason. Awesome video, lots of great information!
Glad it helped! I vibe with y'all's content too on filmmaking
I'm watching it for the first time. And as I type this I'm playing it a third time.
Yeah it almost had a Wes Anderson film vibe with the yellow on-screen text and his clothing color palette
Dude I turned on CC and the auto translation is catching everything he said, his enunciation is so good
Even without caption its loud and clear! English is not my main language, but I understand him.
Great vid! "Less is more" - totally agree. The minimalism itself adds the art and drama into the photo.
I've never known what Minimalist shots were, but now that I know how to identify them I do find them to be very interesting and "seemingly' easy to do. I think it would definitely be something I'm interested in attempting. These tips were great in my opinion because when I apply them to the Minimalist Photographers I follow, I see these tips applied in their work.
This is the first video I have seen from you (recommended page) and ngl I am very impressed that you do not have more views + subs.
10/10 content. Right to the point, good energy, nice set up + video editing, no bs, good photos to show, nice explanation, no cringe stupid stuff, just professional.
Keep at it dude, you gain 1 more sub hahaha you make awesome content!
hey thanks, man. I really appreciate it. I really value efficiency + information density over anything (while sneaking in dumb jokes here and there). I was very irked by the "Top 5 Things..." videos that are full of vlog fillers in between tips
@@whoschrischu yeah I got tired of those videos as well and to find new content is very refreshing but difficult. Moreso if you do not have a lot of time to see a 10-20 min video full of noise inbetween the "good" stuff. You have a great mindset, I hope more people find value in your work!
When I was training photography assistants my very first lesson was not to think about what you included in the frame but what you could eliminate and still capture the subject effectively.
I really liked the point that everyone knows what a car looks like, so you don't have to show the whole thing. I forget that often. I take a lot of pictures where it's not the whole item, but it's also not focused on a detail - just half of a car, or something. It would be really interesting to challenge myself to go out and take pictures of JUST the taillight or JUST the wheel - stuff people know but might be more interesting than pictures of a whole car.
You have a great voice for UA-cam my man 💯
The part about color combination was really interesting, definitely going to implement that into my photography...no one really talks about it even though its pretty important for a well composed shot.
I’m so glad this video was recommended to me. I’m taking book photos on Instagram and I’m wanting to make minimalism as my feed theme. Thank you so much for this video!
The best video on UA-cam about minimalism. ❤️❤️❤️
The best photography content on youtube
ooooo I don't deserve that praise haha but thanks anyways
Pretty solid advice ☺️ I'll try this out for my next shoots. Thanks Chris! ❤️ Big fan from the Philippines! 🎉
Shoutout to the Philippines!! I love my Filipinos and Filipinas!
@@whoschrischu Aww thank you! Supporting all the way! ❤️
This was very well structured and explained. With great images to accompany the points.
3:40 "nice, flat smooth just like my butt"
dang this was the most informative photography vid I've watched in so long
I'm honored!!!
A whole universe in the description.
guys!
Whooooaa you have a discord now?? Definitely joining that!! I am excited to interact with peeps from this community 💪
Yessir!!! See you there!
UA-cam never fails to recommend good videos.
So I just figured which category of my feed is. This is what I've done since I begin my journey in Instagram. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, I never realize about this minimalist photography!
Done subscribed💪🏻
This is just what i've been looking for. You got a new Subcriber. I think that i'm not the only one who loves the minimalist photos;)
You are so underrated , love your channel:) ❤️
I loved every picture in this video - you are super talented!
Nice tips king, you’re the best 🔥
right on, man!! Hope to see your take on minimalistic compositions in the Discord chat
Another subscriber and follower after watching this video. Nice tips ma man !
Idk y bt minimalist photos are so satisfying to look at
Love the style of editing! So satisfying to watch. very helpful video. Thank you😁
i've been in a rut with my photography and this video really inspired me!
Short, straight to the point, I subscribed, liked and commented the video ! 😁
This was actually pretty dope. I've never heard of minimalist photography!
I don’t even take pictures and I really enjoyed the video 😂
The visuals are really great and the audio is really clear. That's why I subscribed you immediately😊
Great advices, I agree with all what you said. I can add only look for the light!
This was a really good video to watch. I'm trying to take a more minimalist approach to my paintings compositions and this was very helpful.
Great video my man! It was quick, entertaining, and effective. I'm definitely bookmarking this vid as reference!
Thank you! This was very helpful - minimalism has never been my strong suit.
UA-cam never failed on recommendation...
This is so good! Didn't even see these good minimalist pictures on instagram! Amazing jobn
Loved the video so much Chris! Btw....about the film effects and the transitions that you have used?.....Do you have a tutorial about creating those effects? They are so so cool!!
Your voice is really good it's relaxing and it makes people concentrate on what you are saying plus the good video. I enjoyed listening and watching to your video this is better than my prof high pitched voice at online class hahahahah
the shade in the first minute hits hard lol
I got a Nikon Coolpix A. Its the king of minimalist. An undiscovered gem.
How about the price?
Just discovered your channel. Love it......subscribed!
I was skeptic, partly because of the title - but I have to admit, I enjoyed it thoroughly and learned a lot! Keep it up!
Amazing! Thank you for these tips!!
I learn new things here.
Thank you for sharing.
drove this point home, been struggling a little bit with minimalistic shots! thanks
So much information within so less time. Great work man. You just earned a new subscriber ♥️
This was a really satisfying video to watch 💛
very great and straight to the point 👍🏼👍🏼
That was the quickest six minutes of my life. So good!
Love your videos, Chris! Keep up the great work
Fantastic video! You're gonna blow up soon man, keep it up!
Yoo great video !! This really blew up. Happy for you.
I love the tips you gave and I checked your videos and then I subscribed. Thanks! Now, I'll go to my instagram and delete some of my photos and upload new ones based on the principles you gave.
excellent points! i appreciate that you were pretty straightforward talking about this characteristics. keep it up!
Always wanted to create a minimalistic feed on my Instagram. This really gave me some knowledge and confidence. Thanks!
Very interesting and informative! Love it
refreshing, concise and beautiful. thank you for this.
Love this style of photography definitely got some ideas to implement now. Thanks man! 👌🏻
1st off, you're really handsome :)
secondly, I genuinely enjoy your videos! there is always a lot to learn, and the editing is fucking insane too >.<
have a great weekend man! :)
LOVED this video. Really simple to understand! Thank you.
Amazing video! Thank you so much for sharing! And your style of editing is sooo great!
Thank you for this
My pleasure!
Lesson learned : As long as the environment seems as smooth as his bott , just shoot your shot
Awesome video
And.
Happy New year 😀
Great concise video. Thank you!
That pic in the yellow jacket in front of the water should definitely be your mixtape cover
Very informative, got my subscription! 🧡
first time i saw your chanel, LOVE it, thank you
This was very informative video, I enjoyed watching and learned good tips. I must say, this was a good minimalist video :P
Whoa! what a great video! Can't wait for the next one
That was really good! thanks!
Finally pursuing what I love, then saw this. Thank you!
I would like to see a part of this video that also relates to bnw photography, since color is not a focus of the image
YEaaah! Great Vid...Your Minimalist principles also applies to how I make my infographics...eyyy
Wowww. Thanks for this video!!!
Thank you so much for your tips!
Love this! I want to learn more
thank you for the vignette advice
I love this guy, auto subscribe!
Subscribed ! you’re great man
Inspirational as usual but I gotta know what platform do you use for your music?
Love this video! Thank you so much for the tips! A question - how do you edit your photos into the beautiful blue and pastel colors?
thank you for this!!! amazing techniques
1st thing to take minimal great photos
Travel 🧳
2021 !
"Nice, flat and smooth just like my butt" lmao I laughed so fucking hard on this😂
Imagine being his gf. Goals!
Great explanations. Thank you
So informative! Thankyouu for this 🥰
This was great! It got straight to the point 👍
Thanks for sharing!!
Absolutely amazing composition ❤️
This great and valuable insight man! Thanks for sharing 🤜🏻