this was so entertaining, love his work! very timeless!

Bukowski, Dirty Harry (the photographer), Flickr, Nikon FM, The Sun

maybe a little warning for the dead fuckin cat man like sheesh i get that pictures like that have there place but with no warning is a bit off-putting

Why do you only feature photograph photographers who use Leica cameras?

So you didn't get the memo on boycotting companies who are apologists for genocide ... Have some ethics in what you do man ...

I've watched the episode a few times. His style is not what I prefer, but the episode itself is pure gold. What a character.

Though San Francisco looks great on film, high end photography equipment can't apparently mask its irritating social environment.

San Francisco look great on camera how ever it's inhabitants are taxing out of basic social ignorance.

Future Primitive💯

He’s walking around with a staff and cloak like a wizard

I am going to Disney with my 4 year old and 1 1/2 year old and wife and have a Sony A73. Had it since July. I have a 50mm and 85mm and was thinking of getting 35mm before we go. I wanted to bring 85mm for ability to get a little closer to stuff. I don’t want to bring all 3. What would be best combo for Disney of the 3 listed.

Damn i really love how he takes pictures, all he did is just approach someone/something and then snaps!, that easy

Well, that’s different! A high-energy, take-charge, professional studio photo session style applied to street photography. That actually seems to solve or reduce a lot of the problems of street photography.

Ok but why everyone having Leica and only Leica ?😅

Dude I did not realize Brian did the photography book for They Might be Giants!

What an incredible episode. thank u Paulie for all you do & thank you Laura for teaching such valuable lessons and modeling such a bright outlook

Brilliant documentary.

Dre is one of the best doing it right now, what an icon. This interview is a gem Paulie.

Recently bought my first film camera and got my first 2 rolls of film developed and scanned. Feeling the anxiety as I waited to receive the scans and then finally seeing the results was an experience. Right now I’m inspired by the magic of the process and the connection I feel to the moment captured.

Wedding Photography , Go To A Family, Friend, Neighbor Or Co Workers Wedding, Stand At A Distance From The Actual Photographer, Take Notes On What They See And What They Are Shooting. That's What I'm Working On ..

Pretentious a bit mate, maybe try not to bother people with your “art”

Jeremy is one of the best real modern street photographers. I find others in youtube tiktok instagram lack of storytelling, compositions.

Olu radiates joy. Top vibes brother

my photography days were some of the most control I have ever had over my art I am just realizing this now thinking about his film and remembering mine I had a lot of control over how I wanted the image to look the music I make now is more wrangled into agreement with my general vibe, but the photos were so much more intentional

Thank you for all the wisdom Andre! Lots of gems This is my 2nd or 3rd time watching this. Very inspiring photographer!

7:18 - the woman in the background would be a great subject at that time if he see and took photo of it.

Your whole channel is what inspired me to get into street photography, it is one of the most scariest , but rewarding things.

I've watched all 50.

Yo you should get someone to do a walkie talkie on you! Turn the lens

Constantly inspired by Mike Leonard in Japan, the guys composition in the street is incredible :) Also the way Robbie Lawrence edits his photos. Also this video- cheers Paulie!

Really enjoyed this episode Paulie! I really like Jeremy’s work and street attitude. Lots to learn from this episode!

I realized this guy was good once I saw his work, but I also when I saw how few pictures he takes

going to new places in the city is very inspiring. trying to stay away from 34th and 8th and WSP as much as possible 😅

Heavy

Can't believe that I almost watched all the episodes of WT and he's the first that brings up Central Park. What a scene... I have never wanted to photograph street so bad since I'm binge-watching this serie. Thanks for making me feel wanna try new things and hobbys!

For goodness sake, will somebody please give Trevor a Nikon D750 and a Nikkor 24mm /f1.8 G lens for his street. The guy is labouring real hard to mine any shit here...

my only critique of him is him being seemingly too hard on himself or having an imposter syndrome. that might come from popularity and what he feels like he should represent but at the very least he has integrity and follows through on his approach

Definitely needs her own podcast, her energy is honestly so funny. on another note, as a female street photographer, I only see other female photographers at UNI, and we are doing the same major in Photomedia... which is really sad.

I know this man and his work, but he’s such a likable and honest human. Love this episode. The only think is you have missed to ask about camera, lens and film choice. My guess is 24 mm, Nikon one the last film cameras and porta 400. Not that matter at all, it’s just we all are curious about 😂

5:22 This is my favourite photo shown in this video.

Recently, it’s been quite a drought for me. I am still going out regularly but primarily one the basis of “committing to the process and not the outcome”. Results are boring me to tears. It feels like I am trying to squeeze water out of rocks.

děkuju ❤

Him: " I didn't take her picture...I DID NOOOT" (IN THE voice of Tommy wiseau)

This whole series is so inspirational but this episode is by far my favourite. Adali's enthusiasm and meandering philosophical musing is a real joy. I honestly could have watched him for hours.

Principal O Shag Hennessy

Great episode!

Paulie, such a dope vid!!

Stopped watching at 18:19. I get that there are some people who want to capture everything and anything in a public space, but I draw the line at capturing someone at their worst. I surely wouldn't want my image taken in that situation and then shared with the world. But, as our guest shared earlier in the video, he doesn't care.

Jeremy does that great thing where he's out there looking like he doesn't know how to use a camera. I think people on the street find that really disarming

Love your videos man.