Joel Meyerowitz - Photographs inspired by innocence and experience

The photographer and Taking My Time author talks about life and where it's led him

[@mungkey]

If you listen closely, it is not about looking intelligent or intelligence nor is it complex. But people nowadays have a very short attention span even when reading or listening, and it's hard to understand simple things. All he is sharing with the viewer is how he feels and this is in his own perspective as an old man of age age 70+years, and an invitation to think more about the essentials not just in photography but in your life as you progress with your age and accumulate the understanding of the world.

[@mhbackman]

I think this philosophical perspective can be used as a way to look at life in general, not just the arts or photography. I could listen to Joel speak about art all day long.

[@torbjornmalva9961]

Very very very good Thankyou I love your consciousness!

[@imarvanriet]

man...this video put me back in perspective about my photography...., or what it should be.

[@benoitproulx7653]

Very refreshing comments. Miles away of the BS and the so boring superficiality of many photographers, new and seasoned.

[@fechetealex7512]

A photographer with a great thinking in a good way

[@hilltopviewer8204]

Hi, I find these videos very soothing and educational .It is very enjoyable to listen to.Vinny,38,Dublin

[@roouramits]

precious

[@fiscalhairy]

Fabulous

[@danielhumes]

Photography Guru

[@cha3119]

Photography husbandry.

[@adamTphotographer]

Honestly, I'm bloody confused as hell.

[@MagWrath]

I rambled on MDMA once...this guy pretty much quoted my nonsensical bullshit word for word. I dont want to claim copyright. Im just wondering...why!?

[@epichsk]

what is he talking about? he might have points on what he's saying but, I think he's talking in complex ways as making it difficult to understand to make him look intellegent.

[@brat54914]

Yes,