Now this is why you’re the best street photography channel on UA-cam. While other channels make videos like “Best Focal Length for a Beginner” or “How to Pack for Travel Street Photography” or whatever. And then there’s you who actually gets to the point, how we should immerse ourselves in the field, take away all the unnecessary things, see this way, see that way - everything is precise, educative and enlightening.
thanks a million for this amazing feedback!.... happy to see that doing things the way I like, I still connect with some people out there. thanks again! cheers
Hello Eduardo! Lovely bit of advice as always. I found that by disabling all but the essential from my screen (the focus point) I was free to experiment a lot more with my compositions. I've had the 3x3 grid on for the longest time and it is already burned into my eye so I do not need it to guide me anymore on the screen. After my most recent photowalk, I managed to finally nail a shot I had been chasing for 2 years!
If you enjoyed the video please click the like button and subscribe! This will help me to spread the channel and get more people to watch my videos. Please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments! And THANKS a million for watching!
I just got back from Istanbul a couple weeks ago and wish I had come across Tim Jamieson and your videos a month ago, then I guess that's the algorithm getting involved. I really like the way you worked your shots in many of the same locations I was shooting. You've also got a very calming presence in front of the camera and in the audio that accompanies it. Look forward to more of your work.
Another great video Eduardo. Brilliant advice! I'm enjoying the tighter field of view of the 23mm, you're really filling the frames more and the layering is strong. Keep them coming!
thanks a million! I agree, I tend to get more keepers with a 23mm...but I still think that spending a long time with the 18mm made a difference. It's like hardcore training. XD
Tnax again sir...love this povs... Istanbul is awesome...love your layering and explaining the why i will hqve to give the no rule of thirds on a try..have a bless day
Love your style bro do you know I used to do angle photography yrs back until people started criticism i stopped but thanks you have given me the idea to recreate again thank you very much
Hola!! Gracias por ver el video... Paris, me encantaria, pero no conozco la ciudad muy bien. Tengo grandes amigos que fotografian por alla como Fabian Ecochard y dan WS. PAris es muy caro para mi como para ir y estudiarlo antes de hacer un WS.
Absolutely incredible... Btw the straight horizon line piece of advice usually comes from people who don't know anything about photography, but they want to show off. I really like your newer videos. I caught myself on checking a few times during the week if you posted it or not yet :D Some of the highlights for me: 10:10 the deceisive moment with the shadow of the bird 13:26 the eggs in the phone 13:38 so many narratives (might be my fav photo) PS Great hairstyle!
Thank you for this reminder of the simplicity of the viewfinder! I will seriously consider it next time! Thank you also for your inspiring video! Street photography as I would like to do more often! A purely technical question: for your focusing, I imagine you use zone focusing. Could you give me an idea of your focusing distance with your 23mm? Thank you ;)
Just curious how you approach shooting jpeg vs raw? Do you use a particular Fuji profile, and is there much post processing for you? Thanks! Love the work
I shoot raw... not because I need more dynamic range, just the colour density is way better. Also because my editing has changed a lot throughout time and want to be able to correct previous shots. I used the fujifilm film simulations as starting points on my editing. btw I use capture one.
Merci pour ces vidéos qui sont toutes magnifiques. Les compositions sont toujours surprenantes et dynamiques, je n’arrive jamais à imaginer la même composition que toi sur les vidéos. Une question technique: tu fais ton expo toujours en manuel et sur les hautes lumières ? Ou tu es en AV?
Merci beaucoup pour ton commentaire ! Je fait le expo en manuel toujours en pensant les hautes lumières. On général je expose en utilisant de ma main, quand elle est bien exposé j’arrive à faire des photos sans penser trop a changer les réglages.
Thank you. I enjoy your work very much. The videos are exceptional. Please continue to push out valuable content for the community here. I am traveling to Istanbul in a few weeks, and seeing how the public accepted you taking photos was beneficial. My concern now is to not copy your work. Have you been interviewed by any podcasts where we can listen and learn more about you and your work ? Thanks Again.
Much appreciated! Yeah, people in Istanbul is quite chill, not so much so when it's super hot tho. you wont copy, everyone sees different things, and that's the beauty of photography. I got interviewed by Frames Magazine a while ago. thanks for watching and good luck in Istanbul. here's the link: readframes.com/frames-photography-podcast-with-eduardo-ortiz/
Yes I have, but not as street photographer. I want to come back in the future and see how it goes. but as you say, It's not that easy, and probably will have to shoot somewhat differently. probably more focus on the territory.
Two main reasons. I wanted to bring one lens only this time around, and this was the only one I have with a distance scale. I wanted to use it to show my students how I zone focus. Plus, I tend to get more “keepers” with a 23mm (35mm)
Now this is why you’re the best street photography channel on UA-cam. While other channels make videos like “Best Focal Length for a Beginner” or “How to Pack for Travel Street Photography” or whatever. And then there’s you who actually gets to the point, how we should immerse ourselves in the field, take away all the unnecessary things, see this way, see that way - everything is precise, educative and enlightening.
thanks a million for this amazing feedback!.... happy to see that doing things the way I like, I still connect with some people out there. thanks again! cheers
Great advices ! set yourself free from all these rules 🙏🏼
Nooooo! what I meant is to know when to break the rules. I think rules are important.
Love your channel; great music too. I’ve just purchased Understanding Color zine 😊.
thanks a million! hope it helps!
One of the best street photography channels, also one of the most aspiring street photographers.
You make me wanna go back to Istanbul, and I will, over and over again.
Amazing serie photos.
Same here! One of the best places to do street photography out there!
I have been a few times in my life always want to go back again
Hello Eduardo! Lovely bit of advice as always. I found that by disabling all but the essential from my screen (the focus point) I was free to experiment a lot more with my compositions. I've had the 3x3 grid on for the longest time and it is already burned into my eye so I do not need it to guide me anymore on the screen. After my most recent photowalk, I managed to finally nail a shot I had been chasing for 2 years!
wow that's great! I'd like to see that shot man, two years is a long time. I dont have that level of patience.
If you enjoyed the video please click the like button and subscribe!
This will help me to spread the channel and get more people to watch my videos.
Please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments! And THANKS a million for watching!
I just got back from Istanbul a couple weeks ago and wish I had come across Tim Jamieson and your videos a month ago, then I guess that's the algorithm getting involved.
I really like the way you worked your shots in many of the same locations I was shooting. You've also got a very calming presence in front of the camera and in the audio that accompanies it.
Look forward to more of your work.
Absolute delight. Thank you for the video and photos.
Glad you enjoyed it! and thanks for watching!!!
Great video with lots of value. Well done Eduardo.
Glad you liked it bud! Thanks for watching
Great video, Eduardo! Class photos and advice 👌🏻
Glad you enjoyed it man! from you means a lot!
Hey tim nice to see you here too eduro is a master teacher in the art
@@TheUrbandilema thank you! too kind
Another great video Eduardo. Brilliant advice! I'm enjoying the tighter field of view of the 23mm, you're really filling the frames more and the layering is strong. Keep them coming!
thanks a million! I agree, I tend to get more keepers with a 23mm...but I still think that spending a long time with the 18mm made a difference. It's like hardcore training. XD
Tnax again sir...love this povs... Istanbul is awesome...love your layering and explaining the why i will hqve to give the no rule of thirds on a try..have a bless day
dont call me sir please. Just Edu, brother, or something like that. take care bud and thanks for passing by and leaving a comment
Amazing video once again Eduardo! Thank you for the tips!
My pleasure! thanks for watching and stay tuned!
Increíble!!!
muchas gracias amigo!
Love your style bro do you know I used to do angle photography yrs back until people started criticism i stopped but thanks you have given me the idea to recreate again thank you very much
Go for it! Find your style!
Gracias por los buenos consejos, ¿cuándo te haces un taller en Paris?
Hola!! Gracias por ver el video... Paris, me encantaria, pero no conozco la ciudad muy bien. Tengo grandes amigos que fotografian por alla como Fabian Ecochard y dan WS. PAris es muy caro para mi como para ir y estudiarlo antes de hacer un WS.
Amazing video and great photos!
Glad you like them!! thanks for watching!
so nice.. im proud with being Turkish...
You should!! 😍
Absolutely incredible...
Btw the straight horizon line piece of advice usually comes from people who don't know anything about photography, but they want to show off.
I really like your newer videos. I caught myself on checking a few times during the week if you posted it or not yet :D
Some of the highlights for me:
10:10 the deceisive moment with the shadow of the bird
13:26 the eggs in the phone
13:38 so many narratives (might be my fav photo)
PS Great hairstyle!
thanks bud for watching!
the bird moment was the lucky shot of the day!
my hair says thanks too!
Thank you for this reminder of the simplicity of the viewfinder! I will seriously consider it next time! Thank you also for your inspiring video! Street photography as I would like to do more often!
A purely technical question: for your focusing, I imagine you use zone focusing. Could you give me an idea of your focusing distance with your 23mm? Thank you ;)
Glad it was helpful! And thanks for watching.
I don’t understand your question tho. Sorry
Just curious how you approach shooting jpeg vs raw? Do you use a particular Fuji profile, and is there much post processing for you? Thanks! Love the work
I shoot raw... not because I need more dynamic range, just the colour density is way better. Also because my editing has changed a lot throughout time and want to be able to correct previous shots.
I used the fujifilm film simulations as starting points on my editing. btw I use capture one.
Merci pour ces vidéos qui sont toutes magnifiques. Les compositions sont toujours surprenantes et dynamiques, je n’arrive jamais à imaginer la même composition que toi sur les vidéos. Une question technique: tu fais ton expo toujours en manuel et sur les hautes lumières ? Ou tu es en AV?
Merci beaucoup pour ton commentaire !
Je fait le expo en manuel toujours en pensant les hautes lumières. On général je expose en utilisant de ma main, quand elle est bien exposé j’arrive à faire des photos sans penser trop a changer les réglages.
Thank you. I enjoy your work very much. The videos are exceptional. Please continue to push out valuable content for the community here. I am traveling to Istanbul in a few weeks, and seeing how the public accepted you taking photos was beneficial. My concern now is to not copy your work. Have you been interviewed by any podcasts where we can listen and learn more about you and your work ? Thanks Again.
Much appreciated! Yeah, people in Istanbul is quite chill, not so much so when it's super hot tho. you wont copy, everyone sees different things, and that's the beauty of photography. I got interviewed by Frames Magazine a while ago. thanks for watching and good luck in Istanbul.
here's the link:
readframes.com/frames-photography-podcast-with-eduardo-ortiz/
@@eortizfoto Thanks. Quick question. If purchased, can you Understanding Colour be loaded on to Apple Books?
@@Klavsashhave no idea really. But I think It’ll work. It’s a normal pdf file
I just discovered this channel and it's very inspiring. Question, since you use prime lens do you also use the AF mode or you use manual? Thanks!
I use both, depending on the situation. But mainly manual! I only use autofocus when doing paid work.
@@eortizfoto Thank you! Do you have a video explaining manual zone focus on a fujifilm camera using an AF lens?
@@kulassbp I explained a bit about it on the video in Kathmandu and Puno, but no. I should make a video for that in specific. Thanks for the idea!
@@eortizfoto I'd be waiting for that content soon! 😄 I'll check the video you mentioned though. Thanks!
Great video. The people seem very relaxed being photographed. Have you been to Morocco? Totally different vibe and you might need another approach ;-)
Yes I have, but not as street photographer. I want to come back in the future and see how it goes. but as you say, It's not that easy, and probably will have to shoot somewhat differently. probably more focus on the territory.
Thank you Eduardo ! Great video. What motivated you to shoot the 23mm instead of the 18mm in this situation ?
Two main reasons. I wanted to bring one lens only this time around, and this was the only one I have with a distance scale. I wanted to use it to show my students how I zone focus. Plus, I tend to get more “keepers” with a 23mm (35mm)
@@eortizfoto got it ! Thanks for your reply! 🙂
Great work Eduardo! Your shots are inspiring!
Happy to hear that! And thanks a million for watching!
Great photos, do you mainly use Classic Chrome ?
Thanks. No, I never use classic chrome. I don’t like it
@@eortizfoto fair enough. Do you mind sharing if you are using any film simulation ?
I shoot in raw. But often edit using provia, astia and velvia as starting points. (Provia and Astia are my main ones)
Great Eduardo! Are you using the 23 mm or the 35 mm? Forget it, now I see the title. 😂
hahaha ok....the old 23mm btw, the one with the clutch mechanism
Great colors. Presets or manuel color science ?
Using fuji profile as starting points. and editing on Capture1
How on earth do you get so close to people without them reacting or saying something!?
Haha…I’m invisible 🫥
Some of them seem uncomfortable
@@irinasp3723 it’s inevitable, yet I always try to minimise any negative impact I might have on others. The people are more important than the photos.