Nick is my uncle and he's been an incredible inspiration to me during my photographic journey. This Interview was fantastic George, I'm glad more people are going to be inspired by him like I am :)
tremendous george. I love the in conversation series. bringing extremely underrated photographers forward, many with varying styles. all these have inspired me endlessly.
As a fellow Romanian I was very happy and moved to see other people's interest in my country and especially the case of building a national park, given our current political situation. I can only wish Nicholas best of luck and strength to keep his balance in this work and don't give up on the initiative to document our country. Thank you for this, George!
Thank you for this mini Doc, it was very good and a great story! I feel so inspired to go out and document some of the nearby areas that are often forgotten!
Awesome video! Thanks Negative Feedback, i really enjoy this interviews and it is a kind of content that you dont see much here on youtube, hope theres more to come in the future. Cheers!
UPDATE : I just received my limited order Tshirt I ordered to support your channel, it's a great Tshirt, large et dark enough to be used as a dark cloth if I forget mine while hiking in large format ! LOL
Thanks to both of you, Nicolas and George for this wonderfully "in depth" video. Shooting is one thing, thinking is another one and it is the measured combination of the 2 of them which leads to a meaningful body of work. Thanks to you 2 for sharing this clever mix. Photographic cheers from France, Jean
I read his interview in Don't Take Pictures magazine Fall 2017 issue and it is such a surprise to see it published here in Negative Feedback. The magazine article describes his work as distant and exploring the unbreakable link between man and nature. I think his set of photos generate great dialogue.
Love this new format a lot. Really liked to hear his story and insights about his past. Keep it up! P.S.: the end was a little bit abrupt. Felt weird when it was over...
I love this interview and I'm inspired by his story. It actually inspires me to do a project on why there shouldn't be any national parks ;) Seriously, the government owning land is never a good thing.
These videos are very nicely done however I cant help but think how only 1 out of 6 artist you have featured has been a woman. Same with almost all of the people being white. Representation is important and cant be disregarded when it comes to the arts especially if you have a platform to present artists. Not saying white men cant create absolutely amazing work but it is important to support and big up artists who are of a minority group . SO many incredible photographers who are women & also are people of colour. Cant help but direct my mind to this when I see these videos. Is a real chance to present how photography is a diverse and magical thing rather than a thing white men who use large format or a mamiya (which is not always accessible to the masses) I am sure this isn’t done with purpose but platforms should put in effort to be diverse these days :)
Milly Cope you’re . . . Joking right? You’re being given incredible content, for free, and you complain about it being white men using expensive equipment. Obviously they will be using expensive equipment, they’re professionals not kids playing around at college. Climb down of your soap box and make the content yourself if you feel there’s a gap in the market rather than complaining about what someone else has invested time and money into then presented for free.
@@ryanc1295 Obviously the channel decides who to film and interview. No need to be so condescending to Milly though. She just spoke her mind and gave some (negative) feedback (pardon the pun). Also, yeah sure. I bet the guys from NF do not make any money from this channel............ And don't get me wrong, I am not telling them what their content should be, they can do whatever they want. Just don't be so rude to the one person on here who is not drooling over incredible expensive gear that is apparently only accessible to ~~ real professionals ~~.
Ryan Cee are you really saying one shouldnt be criticising content if it is freely accessible? that is quite anti-democratic, in my humble opinion at least. also why is it „obvious“ that people who work as photographers professionally will be using expensive equipment? that is just incorrect. there are loads of photographers who get hired for jobs and use cameras that arent super expensive. after all its not about equipment its about talent. abd sadly today still, about accessibility. telling someone to not complain and just do it themselves is quite a very neoliberal idea. it is still today so much more difficult for women, PoC etc to get into the industry; they ARE trying but their effort alone doesnt seem to pay off when it is it ignorant powerful people not paying them any attention.
@@ryanc1295to say that every professional photographer must use expensive equipment is ridiculous. Constructive criticism is important, and perhaps if more people made comments like Milly's, the creative industry would change for the better with more diversity. The world has been led by white men for so long, the creative industry has suffered from this, do you not think it is important to get out of this mindset that you can only be successful if you're privileged? and If you're not privileged then you will always be considered a 'kid playing around at college'? This channel is free to watch, and it is also free to comment constructive criticism about the VEry crucial issues surrounding elitism
This series is truly inspiring. Thanks for sharing! Out of curiosity, how do you find these photographers to interview (you have had a rad list!). Cheers from Seattle!
I have a list of people who's work I love, whether that's from finding them through Instagram or in a book or exhibition, and then I send an email and cross my fingers.
you dont technically need to have a photographers job to be a "photographer". you could work a job you like while using time and money for personal work. It would suck more shooting stuff i dislike daily than working a job in a different field i could enjoy more.
This is true man! I suppose I was talking more about the journey, I didn't necessarily enjoy the full-time studio work, but it helped me obtain the commercial work I shoot today (which I do enjoy!). This, in turn, funds my personal projects :)
I know these jump cuts while he's taking are there to prevent the video from getting too long. But it's so weird to listen to someone talking like that. I mean, you could basically cut everything out of context. Great video tho.
Nick is my uncle and he's been an incredible inspiration to me during my photographic journey. This Interview was fantastic George, I'm glad more people are going to be inspired by him like I am :)
tremendous george. I love the in conversation series. bringing extremely underrated photographers forward, many with varying styles. all these have inspired me endlessly.
I bet it feels good to make something of worth, keep up the good work...
"Using all my holiday, bank holidays and sick days" The all too familiar struggle! Beautiful work from Nicholas and great video by yourself George :)
thanks Nicholas for the kind words about my country, cheers from Romania if you see this
I'll be coming back soon!
Very real and interesting interview. I like his view of the business and the photos are great.
Thank you!
Thank you George.
Wonderful vlog. Nicholas was articulate and his work is both beautiful and meaningful.
As a fellow Romanian I was very happy and moved to see other people's interest in my country and especially the case of building a national park, given our current political situation. I can only wish Nicholas best of luck and strength to keep his balance in this work and don't give up on the initiative to document our country. Thank you for this, George!
Alexandru Laurus glad you enjoyed it
wonderful. thanks for sharing.
one of the best interviews yet
Glad you liked it
Thanks for the Interview
This dude is very interesting, phenomenal speaker and photographer. Thanks for the interview
Really great. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you for this mini Doc, it was very good and a great story! I feel so inspired to go out and document some of the nearby areas that are often forgotten!
Very well done interview and great photographer. Beautiful beautiful work.
Awesome video! Thanks Negative Feedback, i really enjoy this interviews and it is a kind of content that you dont see much here on youtube, hope theres more to come in the future. Cheers!
Thank you for this wonderful video.
Love the conversation series!! 👍🏼👍🏼
One of my favourite photographers, so glad you made this interview!
Thanks Ollie!
I look forward to In Conversation videos the most, it’s an amazing series. This one does not disappoint, thanks George!
Best video yet. Bravo NF. Thank you for shining light on an honest & insightful perspective.
Amazing interview
That's an extraordinary interview - documentary! Amazing pictures
thank you and Nicholas. Great photographs and good advices.
Keep it up!
Cheers man, appreciate it!
Fantastic! Enjoyed this very much.
Thanks for the very enjoyable interview and what spectacular photography!
I always enjoy your in conversation series. This is the content that keeps me checking in. Excellent work
Outstanding work, good conversation. Do keep it up.
Amazing shots and great interview, thanks for this great video which gives me strength and motivation to work in the open, hiking with my F2 4x5.
UPDATE : I just received my limited order Tshirt I ordered to support your channel, it's a great Tshirt, large et dark enough to be used as a dark cloth if I forget mine while hiking in large format ! LOL
Been waiting for " In Conversation With".
Fantastic video. So interesting to see this guys intention, progression and process as a photographer. Would love to see more videos like this.
This was absolutely fantastic! A thoroughly interesting conversation with a very talented photographer. Great work on this one George.
Always love these
I looooove the focus on process! Things taking years to come together. Very awesome interview.
Thanks to both of you, Nicolas and George for this wonderfully "in depth" video. Shooting is one thing, thinking is another one and it is the measured combination of the 2 of them which leads to a meaningful body of work. Thanks to you 2 for sharing this clever mix.
Photographic cheers from France, Jean
this is the most interesting video I have seen on youtube in a long time. thank you for this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for creating this episode, I feel so inspired ;)
Stunning pictures mate, great interview
Great stuff. Articulate, fascinating and superb images.
Absolutely love this series man...
Really cool. Keep em coming
Great video
These photos are amazing 😍
Cheers!
I read his interview in Don't Take Pictures magazine Fall 2017 issue and it is such a surprise to see it published here in Negative Feedback. The magazine article describes his work as distant and exploring the unbreakable link between man and nature. I think his set of photos generate great dialogue.
What a great interview. Inspiring chap. Great to see NF continuing to post interesting new content. Keep it up, George.
Great interview, great images and story from Nicholas, more like this would be swell :)
Love this series. This has got to be one of my favourites alongside the one with Rosie Matheson.
Very inspirational stuff, thanks so much for making this 👍
Super good
Great video. I enjoyed this one alot.
That was great, excellent interview with such a interesting individual, and some amazing images...cool editing too!
Cheers!
wow what an amazing body of work. love it all
I can’t believe the topic about being stuck in the elevator for 41 hours hasn’t been addressed
What a great guy. Will have to hunt down a copy of his book.
Great hearing a freelance creative talk about a balance between commercial / personal work
Top quality content, keep it up.
At first, I was like " a 17 minutes UA-cam video about a person that I don't even know! "
*17 minutes later*
Me: This is so good!
great and enlightening stuff!!
Love this new format a lot. Really liked to hear his story and insights about his past. Keep it up!
P.S.: the end was a little bit abrupt. Felt weird when it was over...
yes !
Thats such an amazing series
Bravo makes me want to break out the Speed Graphic. Thank You👍🏻👍🏻📸📸😊😊
A very real balance
Inspired
what a great guy!
Pretty cool, also I like the images, anyways keep up the good stuff
Oh shit I have been taking drum lessons and doing film photography for almost 2 years as well :)
I love this interview and I'm inspired by his story. It actually inspires me to do a project on why there shouldn't be any national parks ;) Seriously, the government owning land is never a good thing.
brilliant
Nice guy
These videos are very nicely done however I cant help but think how only 1 out of 6 artist you have featured has been a woman. Same with almost all of the people being white. Representation is important and cant be disregarded when it comes to the arts especially if you have a platform to present artists. Not saying white men cant create absolutely amazing work but it is important to support and big up artists who are of a minority group . SO many incredible photographers who are women & also are people of colour. Cant help but direct my mind to this when I see these videos. Is a real chance to present how photography is a diverse and magical thing rather than a thing white men who use large format or a mamiya (which is not always accessible to the masses) I am sure this isn’t done with purpose but platforms
should put in effort to be diverse these days :)
Milly Cope you’re . . . Joking right? You’re being given incredible content, for free, and you complain about it being white men using expensive equipment.
Obviously they will be using expensive equipment, they’re professionals not kids playing around at college.
Climb down of your soap box and make the content yourself if you feel there’s a gap in the market rather than complaining about what someone else has invested time and money into then presented for free.
@@ryanc1295 Obviously the channel decides who to film and interview. No need to be so condescending to Milly though. She just spoke her mind and gave some (negative) feedback (pardon the pun). Also, yeah sure. I bet the guys from NF do not make any money from this channel............ And don't get me wrong, I am not telling them what their content should be, they can do whatever they want. Just don't be so rude to the one person on here who is not drooling over incredible expensive gear that is apparently only accessible to ~~ real professionals ~~.
Ryan Cee are you really saying one shouldnt be criticising content if it is freely accessible? that is quite anti-democratic, in my humble opinion at least. also why is it „obvious“ that people who work as photographers professionally will be using expensive equipment? that is just incorrect. there are loads of photographers who get hired for jobs and use cameras that arent super expensive. after all its not about equipment its about talent. abd sadly today still, about accessibility. telling someone to not complain and just do it themselves is quite a very neoliberal idea. it is still today so much more difficult for women, PoC etc to get into the industry; they ARE trying but their effort alone doesnt seem to pay off when it is it ignorant powerful people not paying them any attention.
@@ryanc1295to say that every professional photographer must use expensive equipment is ridiculous. Constructive criticism is important, and perhaps if more people made comments like Milly's, the creative industry would change for the better with more diversity. The world has been led by white men for so long, the creative industry has suffered from this, do you not think it is important to get out of this mindset that you can only be successful if you're privileged? and If you're not privileged then you will always be considered a 'kid playing around at college'? This channel is free to watch, and it is also free to comment constructive criticism about the VEry crucial issues surrounding elitism
happy thursday
Images are looking Iceeee :))))
This series is truly inspiring. Thanks for sharing! Out of curiosity, how do you find these photographers to interview (you have had a rad list!). Cheers from Seattle!
I have a list of people who's work I love, whether that's from finding them through Instagram or in a book or exhibition, and then I send an email and cross my fingers.
@@NegativeFeedback Awesome. Keep em coming!
Is there a book available for Black Dots?
First edition has sold out I'm afraid. There (may) be a 2nd edition at some point...
Bothies 😂
The colors and tones are amazing. Are they self scanned or by a lab?
Very likely by a lab.
Thank you - they're actually scanned at home!
@@nicholasjrwhite They look amazing. What software do you use
1OnionHead1 cheers! I’m using the Colour Perfect plugin to invert the negs in PS
@@nicholasjrwhite amazing work, is it Portra?
Luckily, I haven't go to sleep 😅😅😅
Same
@@NegativeFeedback thank you for introducing him, I mean yeah, I'm on my way learning landscape, inspiring ✨ How about Mike Janik?
please have a conversation with Walter White
How can we buy this book??
you dont technically need to have a photographers job to be a "photographer". you could work a job you like while using time and money for personal work. It would suck more shooting stuff i dislike daily than working a job in a different field i could enjoy more.
This is true man! I suppose I was talking more about the journey, I didn't necessarily enjoy the full-time studio work, but it helped me obtain the commercial work I shoot today (which I do enjoy!). This, in turn, funds my personal projects :)
I love the interview, but why did you jump cut the video?
To make it 17 minutes instead of 25+
@@NegativeFeedback even if it was 25 minutes, still watched the whole video!
Has he been to the most famous Bothy? ...The Manx Bothy on the Isle of Man?
Brill
I know these jump cuts while he's taking are there to prevent the video from getting too long. But it's so weird to listen to someone talking like that. I mean, you could basically cut everything out of context. Great video tho.