that was awesome . Thanks for the video .

AMAZING PHOTO,......... 🇺🇸

I'm not a street photographer and can't remember if I'd seen Saul Leiter's work before, but I've studied the works of Henri Cartier-Bresson, Fred Herzog, Joel Meyerowitz, Ernst Haas, and Vivian Maier. Leiter's bold use of color and his ability to abstract away the mundane really resonate with and comes naturally to me. He's my new favorite street photographer! My first ever Instagram photo has some of the elements discussed in this video, albeit without a conscious effort to imitate Leiter. I'm hesitant to post a link here, lest it might look like a plug.

amazing study and demonstration loved this !

Amazing video! Just read a suspense book that described this technique but I wasn’t able to understand how a a photo can be in a microdot. This video is very didactique ❤

Top marks. I do hope he really uses the little beep sound effect and only took these 5 or 6 shots. 😂

That must be the greatest photo ever taken

My Reynauds Syndrome doesn't allow for cold weather photography. 🥺

who's the person taking the pictures of bruce gilden taking pictures of people?

Thank you for this amazing video..

As a photographer. The way he captured light is amazing.

this is a superb video, mate! lovely work too! Tx

You sound so much like Pedro Pascal

A powerful and unforgettable photo seen around the world in a matter of minutes!

why they keep muting the part when he says "wait, wait, wait!" to the SS agents so he could pose for the photographs?

Ask these dudes if they care about high iso noise 😅

I really appreciate your videos, it helps me to improve my photography and gain insights , please dont stop making videos . just a reminder i know you dont have many subs but your video really helps thank u buddy

Somehow I'm not convinced. I can take any sharp photo, then apply GIMP's „blur”, then „motion blur” effects - and voila, I get artistic photos? Really? Does every „normal”, sharp photograph get immediately more interesting and valuable by being spoiled such way?

the image at 02.59 reminds me of Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima, by Joe Rosenthal of the Associated Press, due to the outstretched hands and the US flag. It's interesting that the flag appears to be upside down as well - very symbolic. Also very telling that the man was concerned about his shoes rather than getting out of the way, despite the fact his security detail who were body shielding him were incredibly vulnerable, as were the public.

Aquí que papel juega la tecnica, el instinto o el estar en el lugar indicado el momento indicado

This is very beautiful. There's something about Moriyama's photos that makes them impossible to imitate, because his soul is shown through them, and there are no barriers to that. A lot can be learnt i think by taking on his approach, not by imitating the imagery in his work. You've shown your own soul quite well by using his approach, BRAVO SIR! 😍

Man, you never really feel like the times you are living through are "history" even when significant events happen, but something about the photo at 1:47 really just *feels* like something I saw in textbooks when I was in school. Maybe I'm just being an idiot and a political rally and dudes in uniforms with guns are gonna have that feeling regardless, but I've seen tons and tons of photos from other political events and never got that feeling before.

Putting politics aside, thats is a such an amazing picture right there, it is pullitzer worthy, but theres no way they will let it earn it

Powerful pictures!

right place right time right angle right frame bro

Politics aside...As a photographer, I'm so inspired!

i hate this timeline, this man should never be anywhere near the powers of the presidency....

God, I wish this picture turned out way differently.

I wonder what the frame count was?

amazing images. and good video thanks

Some of the most powerful photos I've ever seen

Pulitzer

Just pure photography in the field, that's the type of vidéo i like

Photograph of the decade right there.

Great photographer capturing a terrible event, capturing an even more terrible subject.

Ha ha ha ha ha! Trump said "Stand over there and wait a few minutes. Be ready to take a picture."

I remember seeing that photo pop up on screen, watching the news. The AP photographers have cameras which are equipped to immediately transmit photos to editors, which allowed the images to be published very quickly as they happened. I think everybody in the room recognized it then as something special.

brilliant compositions

3:07 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Brilliant

He made history

Oh my gosh. My anxiety. I'm already a super introverted person. I watched this and found myself holding my breath over and over. Holy cats.

LOVE his work/style. Back in the day when they said photography cannot be art, Saul proved them wrong.

THANK YOU MAN THIS IS AMAZING GREAT STYLE AND I LOVED THE GOLDEN EYE JOKE...THANKSSSS!!

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Ur pics awesome 👍

Saul is the most inspiring for me to start. What are good and rather cheap suggestions for a first camera? I know its kinda dumb-dumb question, but I don't wanna mess up

great great great work

Vegetarian vultures

You interact before taking a photo - not what Bruce Gilden does at all... retake required.🤔