A few of you are making similar comments, so let me address them. To those who are disappointed that the whole video isn't of me walking around and talking about how to see light in general, I'll refer you to the introduction where I stated clearly that I don't really know how to do that, so this will be a SERIES. I'll show you my thought process behind one image at a time, over time. Hopefully in the mix you'll learn something. To those who are complaining that there is more editing in this video that shooting... you're right. It takes longer to show an edit than to talk about taking the shot. Some people find this interesting and helpful. I for one see dodge and burning in post in particular as part of the lighting process. I think Ansel Adams would agree. My intention was to show you the thought process from pre-visualising to posting, all the while talking about the light in the image. If you don't want to see editing though for some reason, the great news is that you have control of the play button and you can just switch it off, and still walk away having consumed 3 minutes of free content. I had hoped this series was a way for me to produce more regular content on top of the more philosophical videos I produce which take a lot more time, but it seems to have confused some. If it's a misstep it's easy for me to just pull the idea altogether and go back to a more sparse schedule. Let me know what you think.
I thoroughly enjoyed the video and really appreciated you taking the time to show us your mobile workflow. I have no idea why some people would complain, but then again, some people are just born to moan.
The most important sentence I've read this morning: "I'll show you my thought process behind one image at a time, over time". looking forward to watching and watching again and again. Education is priceless. Thank you
Sean, you can't please everyone and I think you are experienced enough to know that! But I believe that you also know how many people (me included) are grateful for what you are doing!!! Regarding the series: great idea!!! Waiting for next episode is like waiting for next date with beautiful girl - so nice feeling ;-)
What the hell is wrong with people. You try helping out as best you can and all they can do is bloody well moan about they aren’t happy you did this or that. For crying out loud people Sean is a wonderful person, teacher and human being, wise up or he’ll pull the plug and you won’t get his time (for free) anymore. Rant over, geeze
To be fair the video is miss titled in my opinion so I guess allot of people felt click bated. But hey it's just a click and it's free so why complain.
What strikes me (almost) more than the quality of your videos (all of them) is the kind of community you've gotten yourself here on YT and Instagram. I love being a part of this gang because of so much good energy, respect and support för what you're doing. Pay no attention to the moaners. You're approaching 100k subscribers and as soon as you hit it you'll be getting better deals from even bigger brands, monetisation will increase as well. Best of luck and thank you for all the hard work you're putting down here.
You're amazing; I'm gonna cry. I have a lot of chronic health issues. Thinking is tough, creativity can be difficult. Your videos inspire me, but also clue me into how photographers develop a workflow, whereas I may never quite grasp how someone does something on my own. You're really one of the best doing it right now. I'm always thinking of your "protect your highlights" video. Ugh, thank you so much!
To answer your question, Sean: i like this video and find it helpful. But the videos, i really love, are the ones in which you talk about the background of photography as an art and a personal way. These are really special and inspirational. Thank you.
Please never ever stop Sean. You're doing an awesome favour for so many of us out there, giving us real true insights into how to approach photography. Massive thumbs up :)
I really appreciate your videos. I've been watching your channel for a while now and you keep getting better. Your genuine and honest approach evokes trust and compassion from your viewers.
Man, you make everything so simple, so clear, so efficient. I've gotten so many good things out of your videos, I've improved my photography vision so much over these past three weeks. I really appreciate your content, your photography style. Everything is so straightforward. I just wanna say thank you for doing what you do here on UA-cam. Greetings from Brazil!!!!
Wow Sean! out of all the videos on photography out there, I think yours are the most enjoyable to watch and learn from. I like how you share and deliver your knowledge!! Thanks a lot!
Huge fan of good teachers, deep thinkers, gifted photographers. You are all three. I love your UA-cam channel. Just purchased your book so I can study your work in print.
Always enjoy your videos, they are direct and no nonsense. I get a lot out of them and particularly like your philosophy about photography. Too bad I live so far away.
Thank you for making photography accessible. Your videos have helped me re-find what I once thought was lost. A few years ago I was forced into a position in which I had to sell most of my gear and since then I haven't really given photography any time as I had it in my head I had to have all the expensive higher end gear I used to have. After watching your videos, hearing your perspectives and feeling inspired I have borrowed a Cannon 100D with a 40mm lens and have been taking every opportunity I can to get out with it!
You are fast becoming one of my go to UA-cam photographers. Your clarity and tone are great. Thank you for showing us your workflow. I'll be taking some of these on. Have a great day,, Rhys
I wanted to thank you for sharing so much about your experience, your workflow. I decided to jump into photography only few months ago, and you are helping to keep going on the wright direction.Thank you Sean.
Absolutely love videos like these. It not only shows your process, it gives great insight into the way you see and think as a photographer--why you do things. It keeps me motivated, always wanting to improve. Much thanks!
Awesome video Sean. Light is such an important element is photography and understanding how it can control or how it can impact an image is a great way for anyone to improve their photography. So it wonderful to hear how another photographer thinks about light and the process you go through to maximise it's effect...thank you for sharing mate!
Excellent work Sean, I've been watching quite a few of your videos recently and I have to thank you for the inspiration you've given me. It's fantastic to see someone on UA-cam teaching the fundamentals of photography rather than talking about gear all the time!
Sean, your delivery style is so great that I just sit and relax watching a video when it comes out. Beautifully shot and a lot of shared knowledge. Much appreciated!
Your video is top-notch. The content is very well planned out and I can imagine how much efforts and thoughts you put into these videos. Love to see more of these!!!
You are putting out some of the best content on UA-cam Sean! Great video and a big help! Easy to follow and understand. I've been following your videos and now I am following you on Instagram as well. I am hoping to purchase a book. Congrats on your success thus far, I am always excited to see what will be next! Cheers!
This type of content is what I was hoping for when I subscribed to your channel. So, please do continue the series and sharing your editing process as well. This one helped me better understand how one might apply dodge and burn and a nuance to think about when doing so. Thank you for making this video!
Sean, Discovered your channel. A few weeks ago and have binged most of your videos. Love your photography and your outlook on things. Please, keep it up!
I love your content, really useful and qualitative! Every time I see a new video from you on my feed I'm so happy. Thanks for your time and your work Sean!
I love your channel. You take the time to be very detailed and thorough throughout the entire video. Very informative and helpful. You’re so inspirational. Thank you Sean for getting me back into my passion for photography.
Hey Sean, nice video. I like how you give variety in your content and how it’s different than other videos. You are putting efforts into making this stand out. Also I like the fact that there is no aggressive post processing. It’s just as much as required to enhance the image. Keep it up!
Enjoyed that, thank you. I found the level of explanation about right - captured and maintained my interest. The 'before & after' views as you show how you're using the tools to produce the image you're looking for, along with the narrative, really worked well.
Your channel is so perfect: easy but professional, your videos are good but not boring and you manage to keep it intimate. I love it so much that i would like it to be mine, and I think this is the best compliment. Sincere.
Hey Sean...I just discovered you and your channel a couple of days ago and I have been binge watching your vids. I really appreciate your style and content. I have been doing photography for only 3 years and I have been really downhearted with my work lately and I'm in a really big rut. Watching your channel has been really thought provoking and has given me a new way of looking at things. I've noticed in the last few vids that I've watched, in the comment section you've seem to have felt the need to clarify what you were saying in the video due to comments that were made from viewers. Remember that haters will hate and there is ALWAYS someone who will have something negative to say no matter what. Just keep doing what your doing and being you. I watch A LOT of photography videos trying to find inspiration and the spark I have been looking for and you sir have been a breath of fresh air.
Thanks Sean! I really enjoyed this video and look forward to the rest of this series. From start to finish, watching your approach to handling light was very introspective and gave me some new things to consider. Keep up the great work!
Really enjoying your material Sean. Having migrated to digital many years ago I’m experimenting with film again and particularly interested in b&w street photography. Finding your videos incredibly instructive and interesting. Thank you.
Love this vid and it's great to get a bit of a glimpse into your personal process. I like the idea of you taking me through your thought process from conceptualization to execution, to post production. The whole thing is a process and it's good to see what your mindset is at any given point. I would've kept the color and the windows, maybe just the color in the windows and maybe went B&W with the rest. This is what I LOVE about these types of videos. I get to see WHAT you did and WHY you did it and I also get to think of what I might've done had I been been behind the lens or editing the same shot. It's like I'm expanding my horizons by looking objectively watching you. Thanks for taking the time to put it all together.
Been using snapseed for about 6 months and always thought @I wish it had dodge and burn' haha Never even noticed it just sitting there...So for that alone, thanks you! Now it really is one of the best photo apps out there.
That is a really great video Sean. I am fascinated by your process on the phone for instagram. Also, I LOVED your book. Thanks for the great service. Highly recommended.
Thank you for this video. I found your thoughts prior to taking the image and the editing process helpful. I thought your dodging and burning, directing the eye through the image with a subtle emphases on selected light and shadow, was excellent. I’ll give both apps a try.
Hi Sean. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Your videos are fantastic, visually high quality and great contents. I like your vision. I am subscribed to lots of channels that I do not watch every single video but when you release a video it is a "must see" video for me. Thanks again. I look forward to the next one.
Excellent video Sean. Thank you for the tips on Whiteagram, I too use it to create white borders but I select borders which takes longer, I’ll have a look at your approach to save time. Also, I’m looking forward to the book which I purchased a couple of weeks ago.
Really helpful video,I really appreciate that you explain so throughly , it's been a while I have been watching your videos .I must say I have learnt a lot from you .Thanks and keep up the good work !!👍
Thank-you Sean. Just a suggestion that it might be helpful for you to share what time of day, date, and what weather is going on with your good light videos. It does seem to me that you have done this exactly in other videos. All the best, hello from Canada. Cheers, WS
Thank you for sharing insights like this, getting to learn what is going inside a photographer's head always helps my thinking process. Would be better if you recorded video of a complete shoot or just a day of street photography.
I just came across this video and found it interesting. Not that I use my phone for editing. I prefer to use my ten year old mac; for the simple reason, it's bigger and easier for me to use and to see what I'm doing. That being said, I use the same techniques as I would on a phone. I and, I am sure, many more people appreciate you taking the time to make and post your videos Sean. Don't let the negativity of a few people put you off.
Sean, I find your video's very thoughtful and intuitive, the content is excellent as is your approach to your photography, gear is minimal with your focus (excuse pun) is on the end image. Good stuff keep it going.
A few of you are making similar comments, so let me address them. To those who are disappointed that the whole video isn't of me walking around and talking about how to see light in general, I'll refer you to the introduction where I stated clearly that I don't really know how to do that, so this will be a SERIES. I'll show you my thought process behind one image at a time, over time. Hopefully in the mix you'll learn something. To those who are complaining that there is more editing in this video that shooting... you're right. It takes longer to show an edit than to talk about taking the shot. Some people find this interesting and helpful. I for one see dodge and burning in post in particular as part of the lighting process. I think Ansel Adams would agree. My intention was to show you the thought process from pre-visualising to posting, all the while talking about the light in the image. If you don't want to see editing though for some reason, the great news is that you have control of the play button and you can just switch it off, and still walk away having consumed 3 minutes of free content. I had hoped this series was a way for me to produce more regular content on top of the more philosophical videos I produce which take a lot more time, but it seems to have confused some. If it's a misstep it's easy for me to just pull the idea altogether and go back to a more sparse schedule. Let me know what you think.
I thoroughly enjoyed the video and really appreciated you taking the time to show us your mobile workflow. I have no idea why some people would complain, but then again, some people are just born to moan.
The most important sentence I've read this morning: "I'll show you my thought process behind one image at a time, over time". looking forward to watching and watching again and again. Education is priceless. Thank you
Sean Tucker its an amazing Video! Please keep the Series like this. Post Editing is Part of every good Image!
Sean, you can't please everyone and I think you are experienced enough to know that! But I believe that you also know how many people (me included) are grateful for what you are doing!!!
Regarding the series: great idea!!! Waiting for next episode is like waiting for next date with beautiful girl - so nice feeling ;-)
This is great stuff, I'd like to see more of this!
What the hell is wrong with people. You try helping out as best you can and all they can do is bloody well moan about they aren’t happy you did this or that. For crying out loud people Sean is a wonderful person, teacher and human being, wise up or he’ll pull the plug and you won’t get his time (for free) anymore. Rant over, geeze
Well said my Padawan.
Indeed, generation "Entitled Snowflake" is a thing
@Anthony Hedgehog Get a room!
Absolutely right. Sean, you are doing fine. Excellent content, taught quite well.
To be fair the video is miss titled in my opinion so I guess allot of people felt click bated. But hey it's just a click and it's free so why complain.
What strikes me (almost) more than the quality of your videos (all of them) is the kind of community you've gotten yourself here on YT and Instagram. I love being a part of this gang because of so much good energy, respect and support för what you're doing. Pay no attention to the moaners. You're approaching 100k subscribers and as soon as you hit it you'll be getting better deals from even bigger brands, monetisation will increase as well. Best of luck and thank you for all the hard work you're putting down here.
That means a lot mate thanks. I know I’m very lucky to have a hugely positive community. Thanks for being a part of that.
You're amazing; I'm gonna cry. I have a lot of chronic health issues. Thinking is tough, creativity can be difficult. Your videos inspire me, but also clue me into how photographers develop a workflow, whereas I may never quite grasp how someone does something on my own. You're really one of the best doing it right now. I'm always thinking of your "protect your highlights" video. Ugh, thank you so much!
To answer your question, Sean: i like this video and find it helpful. But the videos, i really love, are the ones in which you talk about the background of photography as an art and a personal way. These are really special and inspirational.
Thank you.
These are, by far, the best photography videos on youtube. Thanks so much for making them.
Please never ever stop Sean. You're doing an awesome favour for so many of us out there, giving us real true insights into how to approach photography. Massive thumbs up :)
I really appreciate your videos. I've been watching your channel for a while now and you keep getting better. Your genuine and honest approach evokes trust and compassion from your viewers.
I really like the subtle way you address the contrast between light and shadow, it certainly gives me ideas to try in my own editing. Thanks so much.
Man, you make everything so simple, so clear, so efficient. I've gotten so many good things out of your videos, I've improved my photography vision so much over these past three weeks. I really appreciate your content, your photography style. Everything is so straightforward. I just wanna say thank you for doing what you do here on UA-cam. Greetings from Brazil!!!!
Wow Sean! out of all the videos on photography out there, I think yours are the most enjoyable to watch and learn from. I like how you share and deliver your knowledge!! Thanks a lot!
Thanks, again, Bruv. This channel quickly became my absolute favorite photography channel on UA-cam. Just love everything about it.
Huge fan of good teachers, deep thinkers, gifted photographers. You are all three. I love your UA-cam channel. Just purchased your book so I can study your work in print.
Always enjoy your videos, they are direct and no nonsense. I get a lot out of them and particularly like your philosophy about photography. Too bad I live so far away.
Thank you for making photography accessible. Your videos have helped me re-find what I once thought was lost. A few years ago I was forced into a position in which I had to sell most of my gear and since then I haven't really given photography any time as I had it in my head I had to have all the expensive higher end gear I used to have. After watching your videos, hearing your perspectives and feeling inspired I have borrowed a Cannon 100D with a 40mm lens and have been taking every opportunity I can to get out with it!
You are fast becoming one of my go to UA-cam photographers. Your clarity and tone are great.
Thank you for showing us your workflow. I'll be taking some of these on.
Have a great day,,
Rhys
I wanted to thank you for sharing so much about your experience, your workflow. I decided to jump into photography only few months ago, and you are helping to keep going on the wright direction.Thank you Sean.
Absolutely love videos like these. It not only shows your process, it gives great insight into the way you see and think as a photographer--why you do things. It keeps me motivated, always wanting to improve. Much thanks!
Awesome video Sean. Light is such an important element is photography and understanding how it can control or how it can impact an image is a great way for anyone to improve their photography. So it wonderful to hear how another photographer thinks about light and the process you go through to maximise it's effect...thank you for sharing mate!
Excellent work Sean, I've been watching quite a few of your videos recently and I have to thank you for the inspiration you've given me. It's fantastic to see someone on UA-cam teaching the fundamentals of photography rather than talking about gear all the time!
I love that you do all of this magic in mobile apps! Fascinating!
Sean, your delivery style is so great that I just sit and relax watching a video when it comes out. Beautifully shot and a lot of shared knowledge. Much appreciated!
love the minimalistic vibe of your content
Your video is top-notch. The content is very well planned out and I can imagine how much efforts and thoughts you put into these videos. Love to see more of these!!!
You are putting out some of the best content on UA-cam Sean! Great video and a big help! Easy to follow and understand. I've been following your videos and now I am following you on Instagram as well. I am hoping to purchase a book. Congrats on your success thus far, I am always excited to see what will be next! Cheers!
Great tutorial about capturing images with intention. Best photography channel on YT!
its almost exhausting, being this inspired all the time watching these damn videos. In the lovliest of ways. Great vid Sean
Sir Sean,
I enjoy your lessons. I learn so much from your teachings. Much appreciation and thanks you for sharing your knowledge with me and others.
This type of content is what I was hoping for when I subscribed to your channel. So, please do continue the series and sharing your editing process as well. This one helped me better understand how one might apply dodge and burn and a nuance to think about when doing so. Thank you for making this video!
Sean, Discovered your channel. A few weeks ago and have binged most of your videos. Love your photography and your outlook on things. Please, keep it up!
I love your content, really useful and qualitative! Every time I see a new video from you on my feed I'm so happy.
Thanks for your time and your work Sean!
Yes! Do more videos like this. Just got your book and enjoying the great photos.
Thanks for the support mate.
Your photography is amazing. Pls keep this type of videos coming thank you
Your videos are just right Sean, thank you for all your hard work.
I love your channel. You take the time to be very detailed and thorough throughout the entire video. Very informative and helpful. You’re so inspirational. Thank you Sean for getting me back into my passion for photography.
I really love how you explain your workflow and the thought process behind how you create an awesome image. It is really helpful, thank you!
Hey Sean, nice video. I like how you give variety in your content and how it’s different than other videos. You are putting efforts into making this stand out. Also I like the fact that there is no aggressive post processing. It’s just as much as required to enhance the image. Keep it up!
Enjoyed that, thank you. I found the level of explanation about right - captured and maintained my interest. The 'before & after' views as you show how you're using the tools to produce the image you're looking for, along with the narrative, really worked well.
Great idea for a series Sean. We love it!
super helpful video - look forward to more from this series! thanks, sean!
Great tutorial Sean and a lovely example of good use of light and shadows - and all edited on a phone, incredible
Your channel is so perfect: easy but professional, your videos are good but not boring and you manage to keep it intimate.
I love it so much that i would like it to be mine, and I think this is the best compliment. Sincere.
Quite simply........a great video and idea for a series. Thank you.
Hey Sean...I just discovered you and your channel a couple of days ago and I have been binge watching your vids. I really appreciate your style and content. I have been doing photography for only 3 years and I have been really downhearted with my work lately and I'm in a really big rut. Watching your channel has been really thought provoking and has given me a new way of looking at things. I've noticed in the last few vids that I've watched, in the comment section you've seem to have felt the need to clarify what you were saying in the video due to comments that were made from viewers. Remember that haters will hate and there is ALWAYS someone who will have something negative to say no matter what. Just keep doing what your doing and being you. I watch A LOT of photography videos trying to find inspiration and the spark I have been looking for and you sir have been a breath of fresh air.
Thanks my friend.
On top of everything, you made the Squarespace ad informative. I usually fast forward when somebody mention Squarespace.
Thanks Sean! I really enjoyed this video and look forward to the rest of this series. From start to finish, watching your approach to handling light was very introspective and gave me some new things to consider. Keep up the great work!
Really enjoying your material Sean. Having migrated to digital many years ago I’m experimenting with film again and particularly interested in b&w street photography. Finding your videos incredibly instructive and interesting. Thank you.
Love this vid and it's great to get a bit of a glimpse into your personal process. I like the idea of you taking me through your thought process from conceptualization to execution, to post production. The whole thing is a process and it's good to see what your mindset is at any given point. I would've kept the color and the windows, maybe just the color in the windows and maybe went B&W with the rest. This is what I LOVE about these types of videos. I get to see WHAT you did and WHY you did it and I also get to think of what I might've done had I been been behind the lens or editing the same shot. It's like I'm expanding my horizons by looking objectively watching you. Thanks for taking the time to put it all together.
Great content Sean one of the best presenters on the channel,great for editing on the hoof for Instagram and other social media 👍
Been using snapseed for about 6 months and always thought @I wish it had dodge and burn' haha Never even noticed it just sitting there...So for that alone, thanks you! Now it really is one of the best photo apps out there.
Great video. Really like how you are showing start to finish from capturing the image to final edit. Very helpful.Thank you.
nice video mate, love those photogrids behind you at the end in your office what a cool idea to inspire ur work.
Glad I came back to your videos Sean... Excellent work.
I love your videos and use them to show my 9th grade HS students how to use their phones to take better images. Thank you for sharing.
That's great to hear.
You're gonna be big in a year. Your content is amazing and honest. Thanks alot!
That is a really great video Sean. I am fascinated by your process on the phone for instagram. Also, I LOVED your book. Thanks for the great service. Highly recommended.
Great video with an insight in to your way of thinking. Easy to understand and inspiring as usual! Thank you Sean.
Please more videos of street photography.. it helps me a lot for the beginner like me. 🙏
love your work! Keen to see what you have next in store!
Great video again Sean, keep up the good work!
Thank you for this video. I found your thoughts prior to taking the image and the editing process helpful. I thought your dodging and burning, directing the eye through the image with a subtle emphases on selected light and shadow, was excellent. I’ll give both apps a try.
Hi Sean. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Your videos are fantastic, visually high quality and great contents. I like your vision. I am subscribed to lots of channels that I do not watch every single video but when you release a video it is a "must see" video for me. Thanks again. I look forward to the next one.
As always, brilliant content. Love it Sean! A beautiful result (and i know it's not really that important but love the music too haha)
Excellent video Sean. Thank you for the tips on Whiteagram, I too use it to create white borders but I select borders which takes longer, I’ll have a look at your approach to save time. Also, I’m looking forward to the book which I purchased a couple of weeks ago.
Your videos inspire me like no other. Keep up the great quality!
Your whole video is my photography guide playlist
This was a great video Sean. Showing us the whole process from start to finish was a brilliant idea. Love the editing, little at a time. Nice one
Thank you and very helpful. Was using the brush wrong in Snapseed. Thanks again.
Super excellent. Loved every minute. Helpful and spellbinding actually. Your videos make me feel 100% smarter than I really am. Good luck, MAN.
The editing hints were amazing! Just changed my workflow. Cheers!
As always Sean a good well presented video. I always go away having learnt something.
Thank you for your work! Teaching us how to see light is fantastic!
Brilliant video - so helpful. Thanks Sean.
Really helpful video,I really appreciate that you explain so throughly , it's been a while I have been watching your videos .I must say I have learnt a lot from you .Thanks and keep up the good work !!👍
Really appreciate your work and videos. Thanks for taking the time to share with us.
Awesome video as usual. Just placed my order for your book... looking forward to your continued inspirational videos.
Would love to see this as a series!
thnx for the video.. glad you incorporated the dodge and burn tips as well
Thank-you Sean. Just a suggestion that it might be helpful for you to share what time of day, date, and what weather is going on with your good light videos. It does seem to me that you have done this exactly in other videos. All the best, hello from Canada. Cheers, WS
Loved the video and how you went in depth of editing on your phone, this really helps.
Thank you for sharing insights like this, getting to learn what is going inside a photographer's head always helps my thinking process. Would be better if you recorded video of a complete shoot or just a day of street photography.
Enjoyed the video and purchased your book in an effort to better support your creative work and educational offerings. Thanks again Sean!
Really appreciate that mate. Thanks:)
very useful video thank you Sean please show some more videos like this one
No complaints here Sean... I found the video extremely helpful and I love the insights into editing. Keep em coming I say!
Great video and just goes to show that you don’t always need to over complicate post production to get awesome results.
Hi Sean. Great video, learn a few things now I just need to try it out. Thanks for sharing.
Every video you make it is a masterpiece🙌🏼
I liked this video as well as all your other videos! Thanks.
Loved this, great tutorial!
I just came across this video and found it interesting. Not that I use my phone for editing. I prefer to use my ten year old mac; for the simple reason, it's bigger and easier for me to use and to see what I'm doing. That being said, I use the same techniques as I would on a phone.
I and, I am sure, many more people appreciate you taking the time to make and post your videos Sean. Don't let the negativity of a few people put you off.
Great idea for a series. Thank you.
Sean, I find your video's very thoughtful and intuitive, the content is excellent as is your approach to your photography, gear is minimal with your focus (excuse pun) is on the end image. Good stuff keep it going.
This was fantastic. Thanks for putting the time into sharing and exploring these topics. I would love to visit London someday!
Great advice and neat tutorial! As soon as the sun will be back I will seek for light reflections in Paris!
This is fantastic Sean
Fabulous video as usual, so inspiring! I would love to see more of this series for sure :)
Great stuff Sean. You are much appreciated.
Thanks Sean, that was very interesting and helpful! You’ve given me some good ideas!
Thank you Sean for inspiring me through your videos!
Wonderful! Really appreciate your step by step!!