Portraits from Africa with the Leica Q2

[@seal-nowweretalking6753]

This Brother is one of the principle ‘historians’ of our time. I use them term ‘historian’ because he is capturing us as we create our history and I feel to see him solely as a photographer or film maker would be unjust as he is so much more. I love just about everything he makes and he is much needed in todays world. #destinedforgrateness

[@adventureStaley]

Humbled 🙏🏻

[@anthonysalas9167]

Beautiful photographs. Those people don't see themselves poor. They are happy people. my brother we are blessed to live in America. Love your work. you are true to your work.

[@adventureStaley]

Appreciate it man

[@saltyphotographer]

What a great channel! For experienced photographers this is the information that matters and is the difference between good photographers and great ones. It's great how you pose questions rather than make judgements, we need more of that in the creative world.

[@adventureStaley]

Really appreciate that Colin

[@ephraimchama4756]

What a video this is what the world needs more photographers with substance

[@JeffSchemmer]

Ben, truly inspiring. Nice to see a channel that isn't all technical. Rather you share your inner thoughts on the process of making photos themselves. Always looking forward to your next video!

[@adventureStaley]

Jeff thanks so much. I'm glad my little brand of tubing resonates with you. Cheers.

[@stephenward5133]

The images are stunning but the thoughts are even more important. Well put across I hope people would have that amount of consideration. Even if you are not taking photos, a smile and a “good morning “ goes a long way and makes the world a happier place.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you Stephen

[@justinliu0109]

thank you for sharing these amazing photos and sharing your thought about "love & care". This energy and thought is what we need for this world. Thank you for doing this.

[@adventureStaley]

Appreciate this

[@streetowski]

I was never expecting to watch such an amazing video after clicking a title with a camera model name in it. Thank you for making this Mr Ben 🙏🏻

[@adventureStaley]

Thanks man. This clickbait shit is no joke. The things I have to do for views….

[@streetowski]

@@adventureStaley that’s very sad and we are all guilty of it.

[@matthadenmusic]

some of the most inspiring photography i've come across. Love every one of these portraits. God i want the sun to come out so i can go shoot. Thanks.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much

[@wilfredobenitez7275]

I enjoyed watching this KZbin, and the integrity of your portraits. I share many of your sentiments. Thank you for sharing!

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you sir

[@ilduro2]

Compelling, captivating, creating empathy and understanding, putting things into perspective. Thank you for this great document on your trip to Mozambique, on Africa and on what is going on in the world. Things we don't always see or realize.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank ya pal

[@andreak4280]

appreciate you and your channel 🙏🏼🫵🏼 looking forward to viewing more of your work! ✌🏼

[@adventureStaley]

Hey Andrea this means the world. Thank you so much for the support 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Flying4Film]

Beautiful portraits of beautiful people.

[@JoeJoe4P]

Outstanding video. Your message is so important. We can take so much for granted. Your images are beautiful. Thank you for sharing…. Both your message and your art. 🙏❤️

[@adventureStaley]

Thank ya Joe

[@smooth111012]

You captured amazing souls there, well done and thank you for sharing

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you

[@technoalah]

Great photos. Great questions.

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@andreak4280]

Beautifully done!! fantastic images, looks like an incredible journey Ben

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you so much

[@alexfrederickson1540]

This video is 3 years old, Ben, and its pertinence is greater than ever. It’s also my favourite video of yours I’ve seen to date. I love your heart and your mind and that you ask these questions on more than a superficial level. I’ve been involved with helping homeless folks and refugees for a number of years and their stories and their humanity remain uppermost in my mind. I don’t have the answers to your questions, I just give of myself and hope each encounter sticks with the person as much as it does with me, like you say it’s about compassion and connection. I don’t photograph them, it feels far too much like exploitation. I’ve started getting into street portraits though and want to go further, delve deeper. Thanks for sharing your thoughts 🙏🏼

[@adventureStaley]

Thanks so much for taking the time here. This is a lifelong worthy pursuit. Valuable just for the effort. You’re on the path!

[@BPLeroyLotusEvora]

Ben, you are so right. You bring to more privileged people reasons to be humble and realise that many of the modern stuff we have is not essential. Human dignity and feeling connecting with all people across the Globe is so much more rewarding. Thank you for being honest and inspirational. And showing us the way. Best wishes Bart

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you Bart. Appreciate you man

[@danieldinh5164]

Hey, The more I watch, the more I appreciate your style of video. Very casual, but with some deep lesson

[@adventureStaley]

Thanks man

[@campdaddy5096]

thank you for sharing this. not only is this an inspiration but a good grounding

[@adventureStaley]

Thanks very much

[@Phototrappeur]

Great portraits and photographs from Mozambique.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you!

[@Searchforuhuru]

Cant wait to get a Q2 or Q3 and take it to Africa.

[@adventureStaley]

👁️👁️

[@reginaldgooden3495]

The portraits are beautiful and tell a story. It’s obvious you have the humanity to create some great work. You can tell stories with the photos black and white, color, mixed but also just listening to you, you should write your words down. This is great and the world needs to hear it and see your work! Thanks.

[@adventureStaley]

Man this means a lot. Thank you.

[@MikeMayerPhotograph]

This is a gorgeous documentation Ben and your images are exceptionally beautiful. Likewise, your thoughts on this documentation are thought-provoking.

[@adventureStaley]

Many thanks!

[@lisilluchherbert5136]

So many teachings in this video. Thank you so much about your inspiring images and words. Deep gratitude for sharing your stories with us :-)

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much

[@dimitrikaras2849]

Great advice for life as well as photography. Thank you.

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@fededuran2523]

Best youtube photography channel ever. Deep and honest. Big hug from Spain, buddy.

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@sc0ttmagoon]

This was an emotional video, Ben Thanks for sharing. It looks like an incredible trip and the kind with memories that will never leave you.

[@adventureStaley]

Appreciate you watching Scott

[@sheldonswears1481]

Hello from New Zealand Ben. Just recently discovered your channel. Love the honesty and no BS attitude. Street portraits are one of favourite genres of photography to do. Extremely hard for shy people. Just say hi and strike up a conversation. Make the photography secondary and just be a good human.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much Sheldon! I really appreciate you stopping by.

[@JLStreetDoc]

Fantastic, Ben. Thank you for your photos and your inspiring humanity.

[@Max74733]

Thank you for the experience

[@adventureStaley]

Thanks for watching

[@squiddah]

I’m the high school teacher who posted a couple of days ago. What I didn’t say is that I teach HS graphic design, photography and video production. I have no problem teaching the kids HOW to press the correct buttons and turn the right dials; but what is an ever present struggle is teaching the kids WHY they take the photo in the first place. Guess what just made it into tomorrow’s lesson plans. You perfectly described what I have been trying to communicate to my students year after year - some years more successful than others - your passion and eloquence does a far better job of the why than I have ever achieved.

[@adventureStaley]

Glad to help Darren. Cheers. I would have loved to have a class like that or a teacher like you in high school. Thank you sir.

[@artofyggdrasil8814]

Hello Ben. this was one of the most inspiring video about portraits and life ive watched in a long time. iam absorbing your videos lately and i love what you do. blessings to you and have a great time. thank you for sharing your journey

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@kataklasm5621]

Wow Ben, what a creation! You should seriously consider admitting this to a short film showcase/competition just so more people have the priviledge to watch your wisdoms and contemplation. This is truly and artwork.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much Marius

[@7evive]

Just found your channel and I'm hooked. All the infos and background story you tell while showing the photos is amazing and really put us right there with you! Best photo channel on KZbin!

[@adventureStaley]

Awww thank you! Really means a lot.

[@manojhanchate8686]

Excellent Ben! Very thoughtful! We have a lot to be thankful for! Subscribed!

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@danielwetzel5348]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, experiences and wonderful Fotos with us!

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@basedviet]

Awesome work Ben. Really enjoyed your work and will be following along. Cheers

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you Alan. You’re gonna like what’s coming.

[@abrooklyngirllinda]

This is an amazing video. Your portraits are stunning. These beautiful faces and the stories they tell! I too had a similar experience when I went to Haiti though I did not go to do photography. I was working, providing restorative yoga practices at a hospital for the very overworked doctors and nurses there. I also worked with children in the cancer ward. To say the least, it was a profound experience. Additionally, my own mother had just died so I felt very raw inside as I stayed on the hospital grounds in a tent camp and when I went to bed at night on my cot, I heard the cries coming from the hospital from just beyond. I had only the crappiest pocket camera possible but the stories in front of me were so moving and unbelievable so I had to try. I took some of my most profound and moving photos to this day. And yes, these people with so little had so much joy - especially the children. I have always been very passionate about photography but this trip spurred a deep desire to do more (real) documentary work and try to tell stories with deeper meaning. I really appreciate your video. I often think here in the US (especially after my Haiti trip), we're so quick to complain/bitch when we can't get those "Prada" shoes etc. And when you travel, you become open to an entirely different way to see life. (On a separate note, oh those Leica colors! I just love the Leica colors. I hope one day to own the Q2 Reporter. I love the idea of true simplicity out in the field). Anyway, sorry this is so long but I felt like sharing, inspired by your great work here and your heartfelt words.

[@adventureStaley]

Love this Linda! Thanks so much for taking the time!

[@iakish]

Stronger and stronger videos !!!!!! Big fan !!!!!

[@adventureStaley]

Solon thank you so much!

[@iakish]

From the beginning of your videos !!!! Hi from Greece 🇬🇷

[@adventureStaley]

Awesome! I’ve only been to Santorini. Appreciate you Solon!

[@iakish]

Strong messages from today’s video !!!!! Love this kind of work !!!!!

[@MrCopper4]

Also great photos and story of your travels.

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻

[@simonlong3154]

Very thought provoking Ben and fabulous images, thank you for sharing them and your thoughts. I've watched a number of your videos over the last few weeks and have really enjoyed them. I love the mix of film and digital photography as well as the fact that you inspire your viewers to make more of their photography than just thinking about which camera they have. It is also great to see all the locations that you go to. Great work and do please keep it up!

[@adventureStaley]

Thanks very much Simon

[@freddylarsen]

Great video and really great pictures !!

[@adventureStaley]

Many thanks!

[@Johnkostercreative]

I love your portraiture, Ben. All of your work is powerful and your subject matter becomes real and visceral to us. Please keep em coming!

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much sir.

[@rembeadgc]

Thanks for sharing your photos and yourself. It's amazing to look into the face of others and see yourself...or who you'd like to be...especially if you've believe that your life couldn't be more different than theirs. It can be quite shocking but it is very humbling. The brotherhood of man.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much 🙏🏻

[@wallywo7392]

Poignant and informative Ben, I'm loving these and my favourite channel just gets better better. Likewise these are my favourite types of shots, I love the interaction and that connection and couldn't agree more that photo is secondary, it's a privelige just engage with with people. Have a great day, keep them coming and thanks again!!!

[@adventureStaley]

Appreciate you Wally

[@СашкоСтоянов-ч6о]

Respect Mr. Ben

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@HonJazzz]

Great work! Thanks for sharing.

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻

[@grannlaga]

I love your work. I love your words.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@maryhagler1898]

thank you! compassion for all and kindness is key…

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@WojtekPtak]

Emotional video and so powerful portraits. Thanks!

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much!

[@arnaudnilwik]

Dear Ben, you are a gentleman and a scholar. My respect.

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@myrideishot]

Another amazing video with photos that are very powerful. I really like your travel videos and this one had a lot of meaning throughout the whole video.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much

[@el_impostero1959]

Thanks for the sharing

[@jimcole1938]

I love your work, keep it up, I hope to take photos like these one day.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you Jim

[@1946gsp]

Yeah. The sun flare thing. Tricky…but you nailed it.😊

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@conloubser]

Wow, what an excellent story about my home continent. Great photos and your compassion shines through. Africa and its people are amazing and I won't ever leave this place. Thanks for showing the character and mood so expertly!

[@adventureStaley]

Awesome! Thank you Con!

[@alanholzmanphoto]

Ben, This is one of the most moving and inspiring KZbin videos on photography I've seen. Thank you for revealing some things about your early history. This tied into your subjects and your message beautifully.

[@adventureStaley]

Really appreciate that Alan

[@NeoPlatina2009]

Amazing video. Amazing advice.

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@carmenfissenden2530]

I totally appreciate your philosophy on all this and provided me with food for thought . From my old film days to now, I avoided street portraits for most of the time? Instead I sought the decisive moment. I still do, but my daughters dislike it when we are in a coffee shop or somewhere similar that I am invisible with the grandchildren being present . I have also approached trades people and with just my phone I have decided on the shot snd processed it to there and then to show them . The expression of bewilderment and approval as they see some thing created before their eyes and I ask if they would like me to send them the image . When I have been abroad among tourists I find that creates some wonderful images and nobody really cares because everybody is photographing everybody else . When you slow down and are able to observe interesting people , ideas come together and that is when begin to create a connection between us . The next thing I do is carry a photo book and show them a range of photos and if they warm to it, I ask if I could do their portrait - one lens - one camera and one image . Transfer from camera to phone and process in Snapseed. We all have our own style . When I meet somebody I want to that their portrait , it is different to a photo , which is a landscape - that applies to country rolling hills as it does to street work . I liked your approach to introducing the camera and I am going to apply it . Thanks - enjoyed that video

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you for your thoughts and for watching Carmen. Photography is a great portal.

[@rickyjohn9503]

Just wonderful

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@kbullingham]

Awesome images, thanks for sharing your experience with us 😀

[@adventureStaley]

Thanks for watching Keith!

[@JohnPatrickWeiss]

Ben- Love your work. It's inspirational. And your creative use of the Q2 is great. Nice separation with a 28mm in those close up shots.

[@adventureStaley]

Really appreciate that John

[@SimonDerry]

A good day is when I collect as many stories as photographs. Inspiring as always Ben. Thanks.

[@adventureStaley]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@dionantwon]

i love your philosophy so much. beautiful work and i appreciate the care you give to the people and the photos of them

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you so much! Appreciate you watching Dion

[@brynschofield8235]

Amazing work here Ben, not only to get these remote, amazing locations and create amazing photos - but to reflect along the way and think about how these moments will stay with you and the people you meet. A very refreshing take on an interaction we often take for granted

[@adventureStaley]

Many thanks!

[@cooleysticks5958]

You are legit. Refreshing. Thank you.

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@3irik]

Lovely vibe, and a guy that shows heart. 🎼 Thank you for another goodie

[@adventureStaley]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@GrahamBridgemanClarke01]

Such an emotional video and I can feel that you have a great heart to go with your great art. Well done Ben. Graham

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much Graham

[@toadpix]

Very interesting Ben... I've spent much of my professional life photographing people in out of the way places for aid agencies and NGO's always with a story and a purpose behind the images - shooting on personal trips though has raised a lot of the questions you discuss so it's interesting to hear how you reconcile the process.. Potentially have another Africa trip coming up soon and making me consider taking only my Q2 - would make my gear a lot lighter!! Keep up the good work!

[@adventureStaley]

It’s notable what you can get when you are light and fast with the gear. Simple.

[@amauryevra8683]

Very cool! Some intense portraits in there. Good job.

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@thomassarver7638]

Your question of how to help them was answered by you photographing, then sharing them. Your presences touched them as their presences has touched you. That experience enriched has enriched all who were there in that moment. Thanks for sharing your images and thoughts. Blessings to you and your continue presence in this world. Keep up the good work.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much Thomas.

[@paulgodley8800]

inspirational and down to earth as ever. great stuff Ben

[@adventureStaley]

Really appreciate that Paul

[@KeithHodgkinson]

Trying my best not to be a serial follower but this stuff takes some finding on youtube.Thoughtful interesting interpretation, some camera talk and superb images. Excellent work.

[@adventureStaley]

Be a serial follower!! Appreciate it man.

[@midas1929]

I use my Q similar in Peru, Bolivia, etc. It never let me down from jungle, to desert to the Andes. I also lived one year in the Democratic Republic of Congo. I feel very "close" to you and can relate to so much you say. Also, never forget: for the price of a new Leica lens, you can build a village school and a water well in those countries. Let that sink in. I am glad I found your channel and great content! New subscriber.

[@adventureStaley]

It's true. Dammit.

[@PR-lx3oy]

incredible

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@harvierichardwrk]

Hi Ben ~ love your shots and your sincerity - authenticity is good to see a- also I got the Q2 because of your portraits and absolutely love it - best Richard , London

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you Richard 🙏🏻

[@dionantwon]

glad to see the 4k upload!! very beautiful shots as always

[@adventureStaley]

More to come!

[@WILDANDSTORY]

Very enjoyable to watch and listen on my train ride into work. I’ve been thinking a lot about the perceived lack of empathy towards fellow humans as a result of the disconnect between quick form social media culture and real human interactions. Photos and stories like these are a reminder to remain grateful, humble and kind.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you man. Means a lot.

[@johananGR]

Your work matters. Keep up the spirit!

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much

[@PrimalMovers]

Amazing images Ben! You’re a true ethnographer and document moments in time with humility and presence. Keep it up!

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much.

[@zenonbillings9008]

truly profound ben, thank you for giving us these precious moments. zen billings

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you Zen

[@guenthersinger]

Thank you for sharing ❤️ and rambling 😉!

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you Dr!

[@Cinq1]

Love what you achieve with your Lleica Q2

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@_AlexH_]

Fan-tas-tic, so sincere, inspiring, i love your videos and this one particularly. Going to Asia in 3 months for a documentary among very poor people and this will definitely help me in my approach 🙏

[@adventureStaley]

Appreciate that. Have fun!

[@genesultry6447]

Good stuff, Ben! This type of photography can be complicated but equally rewarding. Thanks for your insights and sharing your adventure 👍

[@adventureStaley]

Thank ya Gene!

[@Tom_YouTube_stole_my_handle]

Enjoyed that.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you Tom

[@einarlandre5386]

Ben, this is probably the "best" production so far on the channel. Listening to you and watching the video reminded me about how Morten Krogvold, a highly renowned Norwegian photographer presents his portfolio: "I take pictures I like, and I make them for myself. I am convinced that we all are part of the human realm, I photograph for the part of myself that is part of the other. Photography is to present time. A photography is what's left of us when we are gone. To create a photography is to connect with another humans mortality, vulnerability and perishability. By isolating and freezing the moment, the photography become a witness of the passing time. A photography shall not be a image of the subject, but create a emotional reaction in the viewer. So to the question; what to do with the pictures? My suggestion, aim for a exhibition and make books. They deserve to be made immortal.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much Einar. And thank you for coming back to leave the comment again. For some reason comments with links disappear. Very frustrating. I did check out Morten's work. Stellar! Followed on IG and bookmarked. Thank you for sharing.

[@einarlandre5386]

@@adventureStaley my pleasure. Discovered the comment was lost and thought you never got it since I got an error message.

[@mch0004]

A point you brought up at 17:47 (about how you want to help, but maybe you don't need to) got me thinking of a conversation I had in the past. We were talking about how sometimes, we look from our perspective and feel a sense of sadness bc those who are less fortunate have never had the opportunity to have/experience certain things...but from their perspective, they're completely happy (and have been) because they've never had..whatever it is...in their lives to begin with. It's like looking at someone who's been blind all their lives and thinking, "oh, how sad...he/she can't see"...but if he/she has never experienced sight to begin with...are they really sad (about sight)? Or is that sadness born from being told they can't see by those who can? But then that raises another question about, well, when do we intervene? Should we intervene? No answer...just food for thought. What I love so much about your channel/videos is that it's not even a "photography" channel like the many others on KZbin that talk photography-specific topics (shooting technique, how I shot this, etc) but you talk about LIFE through the medium of photography. The practice of gratitude seems to diminish with the more and more we have...but it really is such a powerful tool that needs to be utilized every day, no matter how much we have (or don't have, depending on how you look at it). Keep up the great work, Ben.

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you for your thoughts Michael, we each our own little universe. Life is such a mystery. I appreciate your kind words

[@raulquinones-rosado3332]

Thanks for “rambling.” Thanks for sharing.

[@adventureStaley]

Thanks for watching

[@jilllathers9215]

Omg, Ben. This may be one of your very best. So felt. Oh my heart. Your thoughts are as evocative and beautiful as your art. Vital part of it for me. We are blessed beyond imaging. Even the least (stupid word) of us. My complex is mixed with “housing” and we are so good. Been paying attention to Glover about community and connecting more. What fun! This edition held me rapt. I’ll get that camera eventually. For now it’s the phone. But I bet you’d give me some stars for my ice storm series. Man that was fun!! 3 years AK. I WILL get back eventually. Can’t thank you enough for what you do. (Sorry for the book. lol) 😆🥰

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you very much Jill

[@dailyDI5grACE]

With this video you touched me, you touched my soul and it made me sad and happy at the same time. Should I feel sorry for those people? Or shall I be proud of them and look up to what they face every day. Or are they totally fine with their lives and I just behave dumb? Light and heavy. Inspiring to get up and do something and on the same time sit down and just inhale the world. Maybe it is all about this. Light and shadow. Ying and Yang. You are asking yourself if you do enough and I think this is one of the drops that truely helps, because you walk through live with open eyes and an open heart. If we don’t think, but feel and listen, I believe you’ll do just fine. Thank you very much for your bravery to share this story, these pictures, a glimpse into you. I would love to see those pictures in an exhibition. But not in a clean way where rich people discuss whether this is a good one. Maybe in an open place. My family for example has a live club, and I thought about turning places of art and culture (music, restaurant, theatre, …) into galleries. I just found you, cause I‘m thinking about buying a Leica q2 and wanted some informations. Not just in a technical way, but emotional. And now I‘m grateful to have found your videos, that move and inspire me. Thank you Ben.

[@adventureStaley]

Hey thanks for the kind words and taking the time here. It means a lot.

[@garymaunder1399]

Good morning mate. The content from your videos make your channel my go to. The no bull/s reality is such a breath of fresh air.This one stopped me in my tracks, just how this screwed up world is ill divided. Stay safe Ben.

[@adventureStaley]

Great to hear Gary. Thank you very much.

[@hansmahler7850]

Thanks for sharing, man

[@adventureStaley]

Thanks for watching

[@carlesserraima5495]

Good questions! Why do we take these portraits traveling? What will we do with them? Thanks for sharing these videos

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you Carles

[@RogerKeith74]

Well done

[@adventureStaley]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@merterdir]

this is some good shit. great work, love the introspection

[@adventureStaley]

Thanks Mert

[@cianliu7149]

4K 4ever men. Love the pics, keep doing it.

[@adventureStaley]

Thanks you!

[@jasonblake5576]

What an amazing video, I always look forward to seeing you pop up in my stream. You pose great questions here, I could feel what you felt in those images. You appear extremely humble in all your presentations and your history tells my why. This was emotive, beautiful and touching and I’m sure I’m not the only one who has been moved. We are so lucky and you’ve skilfully put it all into perspective. Thank you 🙏

[@adventureStaley]

Thank you for the kind words Jason. 🙏🏻🙏🏻