I'm much more focused when shooting film - conversation with Waldemar Brzezinski

[@TheAtaja]

Tomasz, great conversation about creativity and art. This is the content that is very valuable and hard to find on YT.

[@thisisframes]

Thank you so much.

[@EarlofGray]

Thank you Tomasz. Waldemar is a very interesting artist and it was a great pleasure to see his work.

[@thisisframes]

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[@maurosampaio6238]

Gostei muito da conversa e das fotografias do Waldemar. Abraços do Brasil!

[@thisisframes]

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[@stevetrapped2823]

Love this guy's work. been following him for a while but never seen an interview with him until now :)

[@thisisframes]

Nice! Happy to share some more of Waldemar’s thoughts through our conversation.

[@peterroberts9580]

Well done Tomaz it was good to hear from Waldemar I have been a huge Instagram fan of him for ages.

[@thisisframes]

Thank you, Peter.

[@donjagoe]

Good discussion and interesting, thoughtful person. Thx!

[@thisisframes]

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[@donjagoe]

@@thisisframes such a great series you do! I really look forward to these talks and especially the individual, unprepared image discussions.

[@PolNZSI]

A really interesting conversation, Tomaz. Your comment that maybe a shared background enhanced your appreciation of Waldemar's work intrigued me. I don't think we place enough emphasis on the kind of person that is attracted to a specific piece of work. Our aim seems to be to grade works of art, especially photography, on some objective measure of its quality.

[@itsahoax]

very much enjoyed this conversation, been following Waldemar on instagram for a long time, his images always stand out from the crowd, thanks!

[@SlavaVeres]

Wonderful video! Thank you for featuring this photographer to us! His photos are so sensual. Dziękuję! Дякую! Danke!

[@thisisframes]

Happy to hear you enjoyed it, Slava.

[@malcolmtully9399]

Thank you for this interview, it was inspiring!

[@thisisframes]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alekseichvarkov1765]

A very interesting video and guest dear Tomasz!

[@thisisframes]

Many thanks!

[@ianhorder1960]

Thank you Tomaz for another interesting insight into a fellow photographer and in particular his take on analogue photography. Always a pleasure

[@thisisframes]

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[@reginaldogarcia770]

I enjoyed this interview very much. Mr. Brzezinski impressed me as an honorable man. I liked his statement that he is interested in persons. I like his photography. I hope to see more of it.

[@thisisframes]

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[@JCarlos.unknown]

Very interesting video. It's always a pleasure to see people showing analogue photography. And the reasons Waldemar presents for prefering analogue they all make perfect sense to me too. I was about to quit photography because I was doing digital and I lost all interest in what I was doing. And then I saw a black and white image in a magazine that called my attention. It was a photo taken by a film camera. "This is it", I said. I then began shooting only 35mm black and white, printing my photos, and the enthusiasm keeps growing.

[@thisisframes]

Nice! Thank you so much for watching and for sharing your story with us.

[@karmeluk]

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[@tonyperez5360]

Beautiful interview

[@thisisframes]

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[@MiguelJuanMartinez]

Excellent reportage.

[@thisisframes]

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[@catherinepetrie2266]

Great interview

[@thisisframes]

Thank you, Catherine!

[@matsalm2943]

Very interesting interview. Not my type of photography but very inspiring. However I will never go back to film again.

[@thisisframes]

Thank you. And - never say never! :)

[@philipsutton8921]

Me too. I can't understand the fuss over film, they always end up turning it into digital anyway - he he. Like the iconic Steve McCurry - I was glad to see the back of it. Digital was so liberating. McCurry said on a Nat. Geo. assignment he would have to lug 250 rolls of film through the airport. He was always paranoid that something would happen to it. I shot 20 years on film and it was a pain. Modern, mirrorless FF cameras are beautiful and their images are truly gorgeous. The cost of one roll of 36 ex 35mm film here in Australia is $35. Then to get it processed, scanned and proofs, costs another $40. Seventy five bucks for 35 images - no thanks!

[@roostermotion]

Been following Waldemar on Insta for a long time already. He is definitely one of a kind! Would love to be photographed togehter with my wife next time when we are in Berlin! Great interview 🫶

[@thisisframes]

Sounds great!

[@geoffmphotography9444]

Great interview. Love this photographer's work especially as it is so different to mine. Followed him for a long time on Insta.

[@thisisframes]

Thank you, Geoff. Great to hear you have been following Waldemar's work already.

[@m3photo726]

13:31 “ … to be or to prefer not to be … “ The story of my life 😂 (As a photographer of course)