"It isn't the camera. It's life itself unfolding." | Photographer Per Bak Jensen | Louisiana Channel

[@treuhandesign]

It’s amazing to hear people describe what you feel you’ve experienced but never known how to describe

[@kishorchopda2846]

It resonates with Nature, life and one who clicks! Thank you for sharing the same!😍

[@dimitrisadamopoulos]

I read the comments before watching the video and I thought that I should give it a chance. OMG! One of the best interviews about photography that I have ever seen. He speaks directly in my soul. Huge thanks for sharing this masterpiece. 🙏

[@wylie_photo]

You know you've just seen something special when you need to take some time to process the sensations and wonder attached to it. This was quite an incredible interview.

[@madecine]

This has resonated a lot in my work. I see a lot of myself in him.

[@lehmanmoses]

As I continued watching your interview it became more enlightening as to what links art photographers. Some of what you revealed is similar to my inspirations, but what locked me to the screen is your description of what motivates you to seek subjects that speak to you. Very fine interview, very fine work. Continue your journey. I wish you well.

[@gmze.b]

Today I just wrote about my position as an artist in relation to nature. And now I encountered with this interview. Knowing that there are other people who are searching for the same thing with you is the life force itself. It's inspirational. Thank you for sharing this amazing interview with us.

[@hartgetzen7867]

This is a remarkably well thought out and executed interview, portrait, and documentary all in one. The way the director of this film observes the photographer seems to echo the way the photographer sees and photographs his subject matter. Both are remarkable.

[@EnvoyeeSpeciale-ey9bx]

It's the best interview I've never Seen ! Ce photographe est d'une sensibilité et d'une délicatesse Infinie. Il a tout compris. Il a mis les mots justes sur l'acte photographique, le regard, le choix du moment, du cadrage...de l'attention, de l'attente, et du TEMPS ! On arrête peut-être le cours du temps dans une photo mais on lui donne l'éternité et son temps à elle. Il y a une part de nous dans chaque photo que l'on "prend", il y a toute notre philosophie de vie et il y a cette communion avec les éléments, le monde et "l'invisible". On y met tout notre cœur mais c'est parce que l'on a été touché par ce que l''on a vu et qui s'est présenté à nous. La solitude que l'on doit accepter pour vivre cette communion est le prix à payer, sortir par tous les temps, le silence que l'on recherche pour rendre ce que l'on ressent est devenu tellement difficile à trouver que ça en est douloureux. Du moins pour moi. Mais quelle cadeau en retour de revenir avec des "pièces rares" que moi aussi j'attends au maximum de re-decouvrir quand je visionne pour la première fois les images. Et pour ceux qui disent que quelqu'un qui prend des photos mais ne regarde pas ce qui s'offre à ses yeux... c'est faux. Ce n'est pas vrai pour les vrais photographes. Photographe c'est un métier. C'est une philosophie de vie. Pour ceux qui le sont vraiment c'est une sorte d'abnégation. Certains s'en sortent mieux que d'autres... Ce ne sont pas que des photographes, ce sont des artistes ( les vrais), des artisans, des philosophes car ils cherchent un sens à leur vie, et ils y mettent toute leur âme. Et ce n'est pas rien. Un vrai photographe ne fait pas ça pour "gagner sa vie" et gagner de l'argent, c'est pour cela que j'estime que ce n'est pas un métier. Il devrait y avoir un nom particulier pour les personnes qui vivent la photo comme cette personne extraordinaire que je viens d'écouter ce matin à peine levée. Elle a tout compris. Merci à lui. Merci infiniment pour ce travail sur cette chaîne. Cela demande beaucoup de renoncement et d'implication. Et nos sens sont toujours en éveil.

[@SamSung-yr9wy]

Very Well Written, Thankyou 👌

[@glorphindale]

Thank you for this wonderful interview!

[@roncon1960]

This is really nice work. Thank you for sharing!

[@carlosquijano2827]

Excellent. I enjoyed very much this interview.

[@phiswe]

Very inspirational. It makes me want to go out there and rephotograph the world.

[@harperwelch5147]

This is exactly matching what I have been experiencing about photography. It’s like a manifesto.

[@hanschristianlundholm]

Det var på alle måder en vidunderlig oplevelse at høre dig tale. Tak for det.

[@geoffmphotography9444]

An excellent video. I love his work.

[@janelintern6969]

I really loved this video - one phrase sticks in my mind: that we are all part of one family. I watch a video by someone in Northern Sweden and she has 4 million followers!! She wants us - as many as possible - to send a message: those few words that we send in our very short videos may help someone. I think I'm going to include your message about our being all part of one and the same family. Thank you. Jane / Oxford UK

[@ivanklymenko]

Great interview, thanks for the video. Greetings from Prague (Czech Republic)

[@romanspataro1688]

thorough descriptions for my felt experiences…deeply inspiring 🖤

[@AbundanceMindset111]

Thank you so much for this❤

[@arjay8625]

That something is ego. Ego blinds us from the truth of being one big family. Whatever your belief system is, whether it be rooted in religion or science. One thing is consistent..we stem from the same source.

[@ashleyonaroll]

Delightful!

[@EnvoyeeSpeciale-ey9bx]

Quelle justesse pour l'interprétation du noir et blanc !

[@GS-vb3zn]

Fascinating and lovely documentary. Congratulations on it. However… Next time you show photography work, don’t pan and scan through the photo, just show the photo.

[@anitchlikadze3451]

❤❤❤

[@Dahrenhorst]

Interesting interview, and I can relate to a lot what he said (sans the esoteric bits about a guiding hand making us taking the picture - I choose to believe that this is solely my personal decision). As an analog medium and large format photographer I still mostly do b&w. However, I also bring always cameras with me, which are loaded with color film (as a wheelchair photographer I can carry a lot of cameras with me). If a motif catches my eye because of its colors, I pick one of those, and that's the one and only reason that I choose color film.

[@hamidrezaabd6947]

Very nice comment thank you

[@junjiechen1144]

What is the name of the music at the beginning

[@olivierbolton8683]

The quiet spirit seeks to evade the Dark Force, Gravity

[@tonyparatore888]

👍

[@thomas-markpeterson263]

What is the music in the intro?

[@emilywong4601]

The medieval religious cult "the quiet" describes a doorway to the spiritual realm of existence.

[@CurtisMiller-w9m]

The life force and spirit is God that wants to contact us through his son Jesus Christ.

[@ebbelaurssoerensen3908]

Smukt og Vigtigt -