masters of photography

[@mariorivero48]

Revivir a nuestros maestros es un acto de amor...Poesia pura It´s beautifull

[@zipfart]

Thank you. What a joy. The beauty of Nick Drake and a succession of wonderful photographs.

[@PuffetePuffete]

Great photographers. Great musician. Thanks for the video

[@CarolFalck]

great vid, thanks for doing this one...as far as the younger generation's work that is shown here - I look at their photos, and they are also very conceptual, marvelous works, built upon natural talent, an incredible eye for composition, and each photo definitely has something to say, each, as with the earlier photos, commands that you stop at this particular point in time and space, and really look at what is in front of you. excellent work by each and every artist, older and younger

[@drizztdourdenssf]

yousuf karsh is one of my absolute favorite photographers. wonderful compilation, thank you!

[@Uhrov]

I am impressed. Really common motives, you can find these when you walk in the streets, but nowadays, in the era of everyone has a camera and "shoots" the photos will never have the feeling of extraordinarity.

[@Kristusljus]

Amazing... simply amazing photos! God bless!

[@bohnyee]

wow ... all the best photographer in the world are all here !! thank for this

[@davidrbanta]

Boy, great photography and Nick Drake! I don't think it gets any better than this!

[@BOBEFATONE]

Thank you for having spent the time to put together this compilation of photo's covering a fairly wide spectrum of know - & - un-known "still" photographers. - Missing perhaps;?? - Henri Cartier-Bresson and Feininger. - Thanx - Bob Fatone in Connecticut

[@camerahunter91]

great job great music and editing I loved it. Thjanks

[@geppeto1234]

wonderful compilation. Thank you for sharing your inspired job

[@gre1428]

there are some amazing photos in here. i jst cant stop looking at them...

[@loveshackartandphoto]

Thank you for selecting some brilliant photography.I have a little passion for photography also.Have a beautiful day.

[@mrpeanut007]

wonderful assortment and thoughtfully done, thanks for sharing

[@HamiltonWax]

It' a very beautiful master's photo tour. Ok for soundtrack!

[@loudewijks]

Great stuff! Thanks for putting all that together!!

[@ilayrock]

thank you kindly for the support. its greatly appriciated. you might be suprised what you can find on youtube these days.

[@CheezInspector]

Thanks so much for posting this. Lovely.

[@drizztdourdenssf]

there are subtitles announcing the artists well yousuf was one of the best portrait photographer so to say. i can't tell you much in a art-professor way what to look for in his work but i love how he excells in outlining the persons character, creating lively portraits yet preserving the persons dignity in a way i can't explain :P of course he also mastered the studiolight like few ever could. well thats how i see it at least

[@chrisconil]

masterly presented, old school new school the tune sits there 'years between'

[@niunni]

Great video. Great idea and realization. Makes you fall in love with all those masters of photography once again. Thanks :) p.s. could you tell what did you use for the soundtrack of it? :)

[@DrDivine]

Beautiful. Thanks for the video.

[@sxcever]

OMG!!!!! I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!!! the shoots are great!!

[@kalamata50]

ranirani, I mean that, although it has never been technically easier to take a sharp picture, there is a fuzzy sentimental pictorialism in contemporary photography, and you can see it at end of this video

[@MonaLygre]

Oisann, nyyydelige bilder til herlig avslappende musikk. I love it!

[@pleiotropicaction]

photography was supposed to be a witness of historical moments. you see in them life of old time. but the subject matter of photography has drastically widened to embrace nature photography, commercial photography, family photography, etc. in a digital era, you just can't fail to take good pictures. you don't have to be professional to take quality photos. editing becomes as important as shooting. potential of photography is widened up and different skills are called for.

[@solanno01]

amazing compilation,beautifully presented

[@IsraeliXdude]

Great music choice, few interesting B&W photos, but i really did like the "young generation" works, i myself an amateur photographer and i think that aesthetics isnt less important than concept, in fact i think that aesthetics is the "envelope" which wrap the concept.

[@Mournerable]

I also want to add that photography is about expressing yourself in the most unusual and unique forms. I, personally think that it is wrong for someone to knock another down. because of it. Regardless of whether or not your photo brings appeal to others, art is still art. If your photograph holds plenty of significance to you, the only taste that should matter is none other than your own. Besides, how original would that be if we all "chose" one way of creating and/or shooting photography?

[@BenHeys]

Some really beautiful work here. There something about monochrome work that makes it have...well..more impact than colour work I find..

[@WavelengthRose]

Beautiful, just beautiful!!!

[@mint616]

So beautiful, amazing!

[@CromerMedia]

Amazing video really enjoyed it!

[@SpeakUpComunicacion]

this video is impressive! I love it...but if I were you, I wouldve added the amazing photos of Anton Corbjin! love form costa rica

[@miliziametallica]

I've thought You put some color pics of Eggleston, Parr and so on at the end..

[@aquamoon22]

Wonderful!!! Thanks!!!

[@VaibhavSurana]

Well, really not found of the Zoom in zoom out effect to the transition. Maybe you can delay the photos for a bit. Thanks a lot. :)

[@ilayrock]

you are very welcome thank you for the support!

[@christinejeffreys2334]

great fil i have placed on my blog if thats alright with you as it is so good and you deserve more followres

[@AmateurPhotography]

Great photography!

[@Mournerable]

The finer things in life always seem to be the most difficult to grasp, don't they? Photography gives us the ability to flow past those restrictions life tends to toss heedlessly, which allows us to hold onto the precious moments we seem to encounter at the most unexpected of times - with a single click. Wondrous, isn't it?

[@eladbari]

very nice compilation! inspiring! :] how much did u get for that project in school? :]

[@xnecrontyrx]

Soundtrack is One of These Things First by Nick Drake

[@flyfish23]

great set.

[@ilayrock]

i actually did get premission to use all the photos as it was my first film school project. please dont asume before knowing fact. i thank you enjoying the "slide show"

[@pralar88]

whats the songs name, excellent video, luv robert dosneau and ansel adams it is artist

[@PPWarrior]

'd really want to know who is signing this song, I find it smooth and relax, if anyone can help me I would appreciate

[@dljtps]

why is cindy sherman's work included into both parts?

[@PPWarrior]

i'd really want to know who is signing this song, I find it

[@akc513]

That is awesome! Thank you

[@DaveyGT]

Ah yeh thanks! isnt that why like early cameras weren't that good compared to the ones today? like when van gough took a picture of his sunflowers it wasn't really in focus and a bit blurry? still a brilliant pic don't get me wrong, worth a lot of money too to answer my first question!

[@psemond72]

Cool video of some classic photography, but the song makes me want to jump off the roof....

[@ilayrock]

i dont think that way. i made the film in odrder to honor THE MASTERS of photography those who created the early art of photography in which most of the younger genoration grew up on and studied. those names became an icons in the photography world and most instructions teach of them. its who they were and what they did that's mattar and not only on how you can enjoy the work. its a shame you didnt see that from that point of view.

[@losackmd]

i cant read your response about the application you used

[@aimanni99]

which one better? nikon d5000 or canon eos 500d? i really need your help

[@TroyorT992]

wow, there are a lot of differences between the older and younger one. In older, they had a conceptual thing but in younger, they had lots of sexual appeal & concept. Overall, inspires me ! thanks for showing us ilayrock !

[@ilayrock]

cos our youth is going fast. everything is so technologic and colorful that there is no time to waste. and i wasnt to show the difference between the eras. the old and classy to the new and fast.

[@solomonking3385]

Thank you... Thank you .... Thank you

[@BrunoCoutant]

Nice. Well done! I'll the sites.

[@skimmedtheband]

who are the photographers for the younger generation bit and are they considered actual masters or are they simply random pretty pictures you found on deviant art? thanks

[@Jeffin3DADHD]

actually it could be said that Da Vinci was part of the first group of painters to use a camera obscura, well the very early prototype which was basically nothing more than a concave mirror and a dark enclosure.

[@aimanni99]

what u use camera?

[@losackmd]

whats the slide show application

[@ilayrock]

you are very wellcome! he is one of the masters!

[@Igotbadjoints]

The trouble with photography is that `Not everyone gets it`. When i do a shoot say at a celebration or wedding, it`s the candid or the impromptu that works for me, Clients & guests expect formal or classical stuff, it`s what they pay for....The real ( not contrived) pictures are often disliked or ignored, passed by as inferior or just plain rubbish. If i shoot a hundred half will not be suitable for presentation, i try to shoot for myself as well as the client... Post more, Thanks...

[@Trylobit]

masters of photography- great, but why do you compere it with some random pictures from deviantart? there are so many great photographers to show like newton, caputo and many others...

[@snowshadow77]

what is the name of the song?

[@junnabriza]

nice work.

[@xxMelnelxx]

loved it!

[@Mr260319461]

thanks sir you did the best by this video

[@StudsSpikesSmiles]

great vid

[@TheGelakAdvocate]

thanks... nice one

[@helloadios12]

thats really cool =) i think my pics really suck but some ppl tell me they are cool

[@ilayrock]

the idea of this video was to show the difference between the two eras (the old and the new). i respect your comment and will not delete or block you. but for future refrences please try to avoid bad language on this channel. thank you.

[@calibmx90]

i love ansel adams. he's such an amazing photographer

[@ilayrock]

"one of those things first"

[@teacherdude]

Great video, wonderfully put together. I still think that that even the most sophisticated camera will take mediocre pictures, at best in the hands of somebody who has no sense of creativity.

[@ilayrock]

me too. they are the best!

[@ilayrock]

i did get an A for it. was very happy

[@gilicohen8806]

great song

[@lucassiqueiracesar]

Alguém pode me dizer que música é essa ??? Por favor !!!

[@ilayrock]

oh i didnt know you are there? what is your user name? thanks for the commont thu

[@hardwareful]

in general, people don't see photography as "art" anymore, the cameras and all associated equipment is both affordable and easy to use for everyone and not everyone works hard to get high quality pictures. Perhaps this loss of thoughtfulness has altered the common level of photography most. Still, those who carry round their large format cameras still exist, it's just those others standing in the foreground on fc and other communities

[@marcoferraz]

you should check the work of Vivian Maier recently discovered.....

[@Tateochip]

unless you need 10 megapixels just get the normal d40... i got a package with an extra lens and i like it. look up if you need the extra pixels or not.

[@HeeroNL]

You forgot to include my pictures!!

[@ilayrock]

thank you so very much!

[@ilayrock]

Thank you very much indeed

[@hughkaren]

Inspirational

[@ilayrock]

"one of this things first" by nick drake

[@mriderpov]

@proust72 sorry what do u mean?

[@ilayrock]

i am making a new video with other masters of photography i didnt have in this current video like Bresson, Capa, Avedon, Helnwein, Selgado. so please look out for the new work. master of photography 2 is coming soon ;)

[@popeye1250]

I like the older photos better. They seem to "say" a lot.

[@SabreMatt311]

I like the shot of Ingrid Bergman 2:43.

[@falcoutcast]

Good slide show. You have serious copyright issues thow.The "All rights reserved" you patched at the end is quite out of place, considering you most probably didn't have permission to use the photographs in the manner that you did...

[@vootie44]

I like the song. Interesting that the display of what the younger photographers have to offer is mostly pictures *of* the younger photographers. Either they have little interest in what goes on around them, and/or are very self absorbed (same thing really), or the compilation is an inaccurate representation of this generation. I'm hoping the latter is the case.

[@95superbad]

guys do anyone recommend me a good photography site that ı can show my photos and learn more about stuff

[@blabadiblabla]

Thanks so much. :)

[@Marciaeliz8]

I would have to strongly agree with you.