EP.07 THE LAST REMNANT with Street Photographer Matt Weber

[@WSOTL]

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[@tom.allez2134]

When he said “ I know my time is limited and I just want to get the perfect shot “ that really grabs you by the neck and says go out there shoot. Love the video. Truly inspiring

[@WSOTL]

Gets me every time too!!

[@quadsis5569]

such a story. it’s like the movie taxi driver. thank you

[@jimmcd1101]

Matt is the REAL deal.

[@Ali-sj5pn]

Too short was just getting lost in it.. great video

[@WSOTL]

I know,,, I wish it was much longer too

[@fernandofrnca]

This whole series is pure gold.

[@TitoMariategui]

Great video of a talented artist. His powerful images speak for themself.

[@StefanBacum]

This right here! I think this is the perfect embodiment of what we dream of when we think about street photography. The grit and danger but also the memories, familiar faces we see in the same spot everyday, the constant torrent of people.. Sure, some places more than others, help in that regard as well. Im rambling. Amazing, as i ve come to expect after watching a few of these videos already!

[@WSOTL]

Thank you!

[@tbostrowski6136]

I’m drawn to street photography, Matts metamorphosis from cabbie to photographer seems a natural one, some shit cannot be taught. Matts a documentarian and an artist, any serious collector should have at least one of his prints.

[@artivism4068]

Love his New York City. The last remnants of which i remember the most growing up.

[@BGSFunk]

Wow, that jump from being in the cab taking great shots to actually being on the street outside of the cab and getting those great shots! Great stuff from Matt!

[@Vintageshutters]

This guy is a legend when I’m looking at some of these pictures I’m like wow how on earth did he do that that’s magical

[@JoshEthanJohnson]

Yeah. Was out in the thick of it.

[@futureexperience]

Outstanding interview and examples of his work! What a time to have been experiencing nyc and capturing all those incredible moments and stories 👏🏻

[@WSOTL]

Thank you V much

[@jhonezcronic]

The OLD New York was such an amazing piece of existence

[@ryan_conover]

Someone else said it but I’ll just repeat it- he is the real deal! Love his work and genuinely glad he’s still out there at it

[@CharlesDunkley]

This is such a fantastic video. Matt is one of my favorite photographers when it comes to his body of work where he captured a world unique to NYC that no longer exists. While I'm down south now, NYC will always be my home. His photos bring back memories of the place I remember. There are echoes still in those places, underneath the bright lights and glitzy touristy displays there now. The bones of the city remember and they find a home in Matt's photos.

[@WSOTL]

Thanks Charles !!!

[@bb1039]

reminds of "Smoke" 1995

[@CR-di1lg]

New to the channel. Matt is cool. I feel luck to have experienced some of the New York he has taken photos of and I love how he describes the New York before Batman for good and for bad I miss it too.

[@robpinky6828]

The shot at 4:36 is INSANE

[@AlexOnStreets]

He's really seen some stuff. Amazing.

[@nicolakiss]

fnn epic.

[@ThisIsDownstate]

i wish it was an hour long !

[@WSOTL]

Me too :(

[@rogerorr4879]

Amazing video! What camera(s) does Matt use? Subbed..

[@facelessnameless4040]

Olympus OM-D for sure. Probably a M1.

[@unclebungle7870]

@@facelessnameless4040 and coupled with ( I think) a15mm Leica f1.7 lens

[@ajay_parvathi]

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