Reacting to my HATER COMMENTS

[@jamiewindsor]

*END OF YEAR ROUND-UP VIDEO* 0:00 - Thank yous 0:58 - On ignoring some career advice 4:02 - Reading my video comments

[@PHlophe]

I am really really envious , I found that white youtubers get near 0% of racist comments, virtually every single black youtuber from the UK and elsewhere receives a huuuuge amount of racist comments. i feel like because of that alone your digital life is nearly noise free. I would take being called a C**T, twat , go home etc.. over the overly racist comments any damn day of the week. I still run a semi secret blog a whole decade later although, i paused for a few months , and with a small readership but 10x angry lurkers, I am still amazed at the number of people who not only threaten to doxx me, hang me , choke me with bananas, send me creative golliwog art work, the racist creative lingo is so creative that there are whole new sets of words and of racist expressions that i only discover when they land on my DM and i have to google them to find out when the trends started. I spent hours of commute just editing out racist comments, regular mean insults, i am unbothered by those.

[@lesleydehaan5898]

I tried to take the safe work route but failed and ended up in the Art Department of a pretty sucessful ABC tv series. I can't imagine real world work.

[@contrerasjosue]

Like your dog what’s it is his name? I like photography and I like KZbin. Keep on posting your video.

[@jamiewindsor]

@@contrerasjosue Thanks. It's not my dog. I was just out for a walk and saw a woman who'd dressed her pug up as Santa.

[@jamiewindsor]

@@PHlophe Sorry to hear that. I acknowledge my white privilege. That can't be easy. It's the same with sexism. Women can't post anything online without getting a wave of misogynistic abuse. I hate that people have these massive barriers in life. It's shit.

[@MentalWhiplash]

I pity the existence of those who do not grasp the value of the perspectives and thought-provoking content you provide. In the digital age a trained monkey can achieve perfect exposure and line up the rule of thirds in a view finder. You, my friend, emphasize the art over the mechanical which is what separates great from good. Thank you for the wonderful content.

[@einhander22]

You’re absolutely right!

[@jamiewindsor]

That's a lovely comment. Thank you.

[@scallen3841]

Also lets not forget popping off 100 shots to get " the one " , then 5 hours editing to get it perfect . Lol

[@mattbarneveld5780]

@@scallen3841 Ahhhhh, all part of the "art" :-)

[@scallen3841]

@@mattbarneveld5780 lol I thought and was taught it's the one behind the camera first and foremost , the sky can only get so blue the grass can only get so green etc before it looks to fake .

[@allissondiego1989]

I really like your videos. I don't think that you're pretentious, in fact, you look pretty humble and chill. God bless

[@TR-ru7wl]

"I will steal your eyes" absolutely broke me.

[@MiaogisTeas]

Wait... so if art is subjective, and it then follows that everyone's opinion on said art is correct and acceptable, then not only is their opinion that it is good "correct and acceptable," but our opinion that it is utter shit is, too. So who's pretentious now? Love your work Jamie. Consistently impressive.

[@jefflindeman]

MetalDog MetalDog ~ Not only are "your first 10,000 photos... bad", two out of three of all the rest will be bad - and that would even be great odds. I'm a commercial product shooter that started in film and transitioned to digital when it became viable - and by that I mean that while I continued to work in film, I bought and used, well, three shelves of digitals on the wall in my studio that range from Apple's postage stamp maker, the QuickTake II to the 10MP Nikon D200, which is when I made the switch and never looked back (2006?). The truth is that in the days of film, that one-in-three ratio could actually be achieved simply because film costs money. Whether you were pro or hobbyist, you had to have a budget and that made you think before bearing down on that shutter button. That's why we used to say that, "The biggest difference between a pro and an amateur is the size of their wastepaper basket." Now, as Vincent Versace once said, "It's fire away", which translates to MAYBE one-in-twenty. Don't get my wrong, I would never go back, but the truth is that there is a preponderance of pure shit out there. On the bright side, it also means when you know what you're doing, you miss less often because you don't hesitate, you "fire away". PS On transitioning to digital, I'm reminded of the early days, I was a beta tester of Photoshop. Before digital came to fruition, there were a few years where you would shoot film and scan to edit. Prior to Photoshop V5, there was no ICC (International Color Consortium) so no color profiling. You would also need to send the finished files out to be printed and most often to the service bureau you trusted. With no ICC profiles there was no telling how your colors might be interpreted since what might be fire-engine red on your monitor could be rusty orange on theirs. So I remember one day I packed up my Viewsonic 20inch CRT behemoth and trucked it on down to the bureau to sit down with my main printer man so we could take handwritten notes on each other's monitors. Now I just send the files that speak for themselves and if it's personal work and I want a print, I just fire up my big ass nine-color Epson and put it on canvas if I so choose. Of course, I'd never "go back". Didn't mean to write an essay, but I was waiting for one of those prints as I type. Cheers

[@andrewfrost8866]

I’m going to put it out there. I love your videos, they ask me to question, think, and I find inspiration in them.

[@IreneRudnyk]

Dude I love all your artsy fartsy transitions and b roll :)

[@MattHooker]

I remember once seeing someone comment on your eyes and you replied with "thanks, I use them for seeing." Philosophical overthinking ensued, and my photography improved measurably.

[@josephtayloruk]

"I will steal your eyes!" 😂🤣

[@bwainwright]

Jamie, your commitment to this work, 'the philosophies behind photography' is magical and inspiring. Thank you for showing me the door back in this beautiful world of capturing moments to share with the others or simply to keep to myself.

[@adabacci1103]

Supposed to be doing Christmas shit, yet I’m sat here, pissing myself laughing at the comment reading section of this. And scaring my dogs. Keep up the excellent work and don’t go changing! Merry Xmas!

[@jamiewindsor]

Ha, thanks. I don't plan on changing anything (except maybe aspiring to better what I've done previously). I get so many more positive comments than negative ones and they really motivate me to carry on. I just picked a few that made me laugh.

[@adabacci1103]

Jamie Windsor good to know! You have the right attitude to the keyboard warriors. Potatoes gonna potate!

[@silvestrossouthernitaly9795]

I watch all of your content and leave 'likes' on each. I suspect that the move from tech--driven to theoretical content will also have another pay off for you; higher level is more evergreen, while tech is profoundly trendy and often obsolete in months. In short, you're laying a great foundation for many years to come, long after anyone even remembers the L7x mark 2 or somesuch. Well done.

[@TheGazmondo]

Just left a comment myself, which echoes your sentiments exactly, I was so relieved to read yours, well done, it will I hope keep up the standard of material !

[@PABLOSTRONGVLOGS]

Haha!! Laughing out loud at those comments. Huge congrats on the 100K milestone and Happy Christmas!

[@jamiewindsor]

Thanks. Happy Christmas to you too, my friend.

[@richetherapperinductionsol9155]

That career bit was really important. I myself dropped a career within drama for something else more "sustainable" and tho I do love what I'm currently studying I do regret a little bit I didn't take that path in my life

[@mattbarneveld5780]

Ditto :-) I remember meeting a guy enrolled in the directors studies at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in Aus (our most prestigious performing arts school) and discussing my desire to be an actor. He suggested I would never succeed as I was studying nursing and would always have something to fall back on. I vowed to prove him wrong and I did give up nursing and worked professionally as an actor for two years but ultimately I decided to return to nursing (a career that has given me much and which I love). I reckon he may have been right but "such is life" :-)

[@creativedoof]

I just recently found your channel and honestly, you really make Photography easier to understand than my former professor did. (It also helps that I don't have to take notes, which diminishes the one-on-one guidance that I actually crave.) Many thanks for providing your insight and, how to actually do photography. Keep going strong.

[@trembichmovingmoments8778]

The comments reading was amazing :D Almost fell off my chair laughing =) Also congrats on the Play Button! I subscribed myself due to your great content and especially for the great craftman ship you put in to your videos. Cheers from Germany =)

[@mp3remix171]

You make great content that make you think and expand the view on photo! Keep it up!

[@mattbarneveld5780]

I came to your channel after watching one of your "technical" tutorials. I subscribed after watching one of your "ethos", "attitude", "philosophical", "approach" vids. That sold me. What REALLY sold me was your vid on how to overcome the fears associated with street portrait photography. I plucked up the guts, took your advice (and experiences) in hand, and had a great night out :-) Some of the most satisfying results I've had doing street photography (my experience was so similar to yours)! Please keep sharing your personal experiences as a photographer. There is enough technical info out there. There is a lack of "experience" that needs to be met and you do it well :-)

[@afrosweet]

DEAR LAWDY LAWD!!! Wiping tears from my eyes! NOT only were the comments hilarious, but your “I really couldn’t give a feathered fuck” delivery of them enhanced the humor!!! Love you, your ‘realness’ and your work. KEEP GOING!!!

[@kirstenbax5641]

I really appreciate your philosophical comments, adds an extra dimension to my photography. Also love the typography and styling of your videos.

[@TheGazmondo]

No really !! We are bored with gear YAWN , and are more interested the by in depth issues that you produce splendidly. People seem to start off with interesting material but then tend to descend into gear analysis, YAWN ! Is there some financial angle I’m not yet aware of ? I subscribe to your channel because of the take you have on things, and things you raise. As a working photographer for the last 40 years covering all types of work, studio, live music, album covers, fashion , then you are a breath of fresh air !! If you can, keep it up .

[@Brandongorrie]

This dude speaks to me far more than anyone else. The man swims in the limbo between absolutes and navigates them in a way I hope to figure out sooner than later 🤘🏻

[@AM-we8hj]

The edited one got me! "taking the time to refine it, make it perfect". We sure love taking the necessary amount of time to hate on somebody. I feel better about myself too after I do it. Feels nice.

[@RunNGunPhoto]

*"Pursue what you love in life..."* -words to live by right there!

[@Cartago127]

You don’t need to show a massive amount of your photos to tell us what you think because you educate us with your ideas on the theoretical frameworks of photography! It’s where we begin embarking on a journey to think differently by applying the theories you told us. I’m sorry for replying to this a year after and I regret leaving this comment a year after because I have just noticed your channel only a week ago. But I truly love the educational perspective you gave me through a theoretical basis. KZbin is overwhelmed with a lot of gear reviews but you are truly the first one to inspire me to go further, and go beyond my comfort zone. Thank you very much and this 2020 has been very fruitful with your inspirational videos!

[@patrickmbarker]

Jamie, It seems like you are pointed in the right direction. The reason, I love your videos is because you sprinkle your philosophies throughout them. It has inspired me to start a channel and try to do the same thing. I work as a DBA, but in my downtime I am going to make videos on photography and the life lessons it has taught me. Thanks for the inspiration. Also, the song at 4:10 "Gymnopedie no. 1" is one of my favorite songs.

[@GeorgeFarmerStudios]

Hi Jamie First time on your channel. Love your style and approach. The career advice really struck a cord. I had a “successful” career in the military but it wasn’t my passion. I took a leap of faith and decided to turn my hobby into a career, and with the help of platforms like KZbin, am now enjoying “real” success. Keep up the great content and dry-humoured approach to the comments section. A new subscriber, George

[@oscarpeh9367]

These comments made me laugh more than they should. I hope you don't let the assholes get to you too much. Your phislosophical ideas about photography are so interesting to listen to, keep it up!!! 🤠

[@londonfoto]

Totally deserved. Please continue exactly what you have been doing over the past year. Your video about Black & White photography in particular will always be a great resource of inspiration, I've lost count how many times I've watched and recommended that video to other photographer friends.

[@juliannedyck2054]

Your videos remind me why I fell in love with photography in the first place. Why we create is just as important as how we create. You are making content that is timeless. In a few years, today's technology will be dated, but most of the concepts you discuss in your videos will still be relevant for years to come. Great work!

[@asaagdagd]

I don't usually comment on stuff on youtube, but your channel has real value. Don't late hate stop you doing what you love. There will be an audience when objective information is shared, even tough it might sometimes hurt our feelings, but there is no real progress without discomfort. Keep it up man!

[@Bmxae]

I'm a very novice photographer and have been following your channel since you had just a couple thousand subscribers. I feel like you've given me some good ideas and perspective for how I can grow in the future. You put a tremendous amount of effort and thought into your videos, and even when I don't understand what you're talking about, I find them enjoying to watch. Keep up the good work.

[@nige1rumsey]

Thanks Jamie, I rarely make sure I watch every one of a KZbinrs videos, but yours I do. I for one am pleased you're carrying on with the more philosophical approach. Have a great Christmas.

[@orshayy]

I love your content. I think that in the Sea of unboxing-reviewing-recommending-what not you stand out proudly, blue eyes and all, and bringing something much more contemplative and thought provoking. Keep up and a happy new year 🌷

[@stuartrushworth5487]

I like the way you make critical analysis applicable to real life situations, meaning you are imaginative and precise and at the same time.

[@SoukiBelghiti]

Honestly, when I read the title of this video, I was surprised that you, of all people, would get haters too. Your videos are (as I'm sure you know) superbly produced, documented, entertaining, and inspiring...But you also express yourself in a very measured, pondered way, like you make a real effort to not offend people and take in different perspectives...In my naïveté, I thought it would have spared you from haters... No one is spared is the great lesson, there. (almost comforting in a way) Thanks for your hard work and dedication, and your great sense of humour!

[@joshuawoodroffe9407]

Congratulations on the growth of your channel. I enjoy your "artsy fartsy" 😉 videos and I'm glad to hear you will be focusing on producing more such content. They are refreshing and inspiring.

[@tallguywithspecs]

Fair play on reading the comments and remaining positive. Really appreciate your work and pleased to see your channel is growing. Hope you and your family have a great Christmas and wishing you even more success in the new year! 🙂

[@Malick333]

I like you a lot more after seeing you laugh through read those comments. I’m probably too sensitive to handle that! Appreciate the “success/happiness” quote. Great timing. Peace brotha

[@haydennn1]

I think it's incredibly important that there are content creators out there that teach HOW to do a form of art. But I think it's just a little bit more important sometimes to understand WHY. I love that you bridge that gap

[@QiaoKeKit]

You have a very sweet demeanour. I feel so much peace whenever you came to the nice comments.

[@jynclr]

FYI, I subscribed because I love your philosophical discussions on photography. I haven't found anything else like it on KZbin. Congrats on the silver KZbin play button!

[@raymondotoole6467]

Its clear that your channel is for those of us who are self reflective in our photography or art. Always enjoy your videos. Cheers.

[@Jan-DerekKuster]

Congrats Jamie and please keep doing the hugely inspiring work! I have great respect for everyone who’s not only being creative on that level, but also has the guts to expose yourself to the public and all those negative trolls and haters. Don’t let them pull you down and stay positive! All the best from Germany! ☺️🙏 Cheers Jan

[@LeonardoVarasGuerrero]

Man, I really love your videos. Mainly because make me think, because it's a critic point of view that I don't have to agree, but many times I feel is a kind of digging into topics people usually don't like to deepen so much. Thanks!

[@wandawanda5962]

my thanks to you is - I like your theory, and I like you for sharing personal theories and opinions! I like hearing you talk, as you seem to know what you're on about.

[@MHTutorials3D]

Keep on doing what you're doing Jamie !

[@DB-sd3cw]

U gay?

[@problem.solver]

The new philosophy in your last videos is so inspiring that is why you are unique.

[@SeanPDurham]

Nice comment read outs, Jamie. Always good for a laugh. As we all know, art is subjective and therefore everybody must understand that my shots of my cat where I forgot to remove the lens cap, are in fact Art. They depict the mysterious ways of cats, the difficult to access nature of their ways. I tend to think that comments on the web are a great reflector of today's dwindling level of education. Your videos are always enjoyable and thoughtful insights into a subject which still requires skills and lots of practice before a photographer can see good results. This is my cheery Xmas Eve comment. Happy Christmas, Jamie. Looking forward to new vids in future.

[@Abxaxbc]

Jamie, there's also one more thing about your vids that's attracting viewers galore: your language. The beautiful way you use the English language makes you a hard act to follow, but simultaneously an attractive act to follow!

[@RichMaciverPhoto]

Jamie this was hilarious. What you touched on about being true to yourself really touched a nerve. All the best into 2019!

[@JeffSchemmer]

Thank you for take your channel in the direction you did!! I get tired of videos called equipment review and all they are doing is “unboxing” the equipment. Listening to your videos is similar to having a discussion about ones thoughts on photography.

[@yusef917]

Mr. Windsor. I just want to thank you for this. I've been so nervous about what I want to do in photography and how I'm going to make ends meet if this is what I want to do with my life and why am I in college majoring in something that I dont love just because it seems cool. Your message at the beginning of this video touched me and helped me to realize i need to keep pursuing this love and passion that I have and not give up.

[@DevynFromCFXTV]

Thanks for making this video. I fool myself into thinking a great youtuber like yourself doesn't get the trolls. It helps and motivates my channel. You also responded to my comment on Jared Polins video, so thanks again.

[@mdimp1468]

Absolutely love that you put on the silly reindeer antlers to read those ridiculous comments. You’re the best.

[@danev1969]

Jamie, Best not to focus on the creeps out there. No matter how great many vloggers are, there are always sickos out there that seem to need to throw crap on the most wonderful things. My wife Rose and I photograph the American Southwest and watch your videos for hints and understanding. Keep doing the good work and we wish you and your family a Happy Christmas and a fruitful New Years.

[@AaronGrubbPhoto]

I've never gotten lost in your dreamy eyes, but I've been a subscriber for many years and have always loved your videos!

[@Cris-kp8km]

I discovered your channel a while back, and let me just say how thankful I am of your content. Your videos make me reanalyze my photography, it's purpose and the context of my shooting. It helps me better my creative narrative and decisions. My youtube account is saturated with alot of good photographers with similar contents which are as inspiring, but I find yours really thought-provoking. You're like a university professor, and I would love to see more of your contents in the future. Cheers!

[@mith.8343]

Hilarious. I love your channel. Keep the philosophical photography essays coming!!

[@ignacymat]

this is the best photography channel on youtube, by far. keep up the good work, mate

[@SamWebster]

Thanks for this - I usually dread reading comments on my own videos. The internet, eh? I'm learning things I didn't know from your videos, and the topics you cover are fascinating. Thank you.

[@bellesbae]

Keep it up. Your videos are much more educational and intriguing than what the other "big" youtubers are pushing out there.

[@bukboy1]

I think its a combination of passion and a gigantic youtube void in intuitive photography theory, rather than just passion that got the growth going

[@psschulz]

Your content is a superb mix of art and science, keep that good work and this channel will be huge. Greetings from Brazil!

[@ranfuchs3592]

I love your videos, and as a beginner photographer I find them informative, useful and/or inspiring. I always baffles me the amount of negativity that is going on the web. I see it now with my photos. As if it is a profession to go around and find ways to insult people. Anyway, keep the great work, and thank you

[@kotomile]

I love your videos, especially the ones on the photography theory. They're well shot and edited, and entertaining to watch as I learn something. In fact, my family watches them with me even though they aren't interested in photography the way that I am, just for the entertainment value. 👍

[@yeseniagonzalez8691]

I just came across your work yesterday and I love your commentary and aproach. You are amazing. Thank you for taking out the time Todo these videos. I am glad my time invested in your videos I came away thinking more intentionally on the way I create as photo and how what message I want to deliver. I also will dig a little deeper on what I would like to focus more on. Photo journalism fascinates me. I do wedding and event photography but I believe my heart is in the that. Well thank you again for such great videos that has made me look within myself to then create better work on how I see it. I am also glad you decided to do what you love because we your audience benefits from it. Would love to go a class of yours or event. I am in Brooklyn New York. Thanks again. Yesenia Gonzalez

[@alexr7541]

So glad to hear you're moving away from the gear reviews and similar vids (which made me unsubscribe from your channel), and getting back to discussing photography itself. I may not always agree with your point of view, but it's nice to hear someone talk about photography from a real world, uncomplicated perspective. I'll be looking forward to your future videos, and I just clicked the Subscribe button again.

[@1inkedchick]

Your content is so unique and informative. It's obvious you put a lot of thought into explaining all of your points. Really appreciate the time and effort you put into making these videos. Happy New Year!

[@tjerkheringa937]

One of the few channels worth of following. Keep up the great work

[@mikegindling4236]

It's good to confront your critics. Keep up the good work. MERRY CHRISTMAS.

[@20centurymodern]

I’ve enjoyed your videos and must say that even though you post less, your content is well thought out and interesting. Less is more. I grow tired of the daily vlogging formula and am seeking the videos that are well thought out and from the heart. Thanks again, have a wonderful 2019 look forward to seeing what you produce

[@forkeMuffin]

Again and again your videos are amazing. I Don't like playing favorites, but I think you just might be my favorite KZbinr

[@KeithDonegan]

Bad video. Do better next time, blue eyes! Kidding 😊 KZbin comments are certainly an interesting place haha. Keep up the great work 👏🏻

[@JayPozo]

Jamie I just want you to know that I appreciate the content you are creating here. It’s definitely different from the norm and that’s why I’ve subscribed. I can only watch so many product reviews and videos on how to use smoke bombs. Thanks for putting in the extra effort in. Heading over to Patreon now 💪

[@mineconcrazy]

That comment was so true though. When you look back and realise your old photos were bad (as the creator so you know what you were aiming to get and why) it is a good thing to see your progression. Yes art is subjective but the difference between good and bad art that breaks rules is the intent and knowledge of long time artists vs the misunderstanding of a new.

[@fabriziodalvera1559]

I love your videos, I particularly like the way you share your passion and skills for photography. Please, keep doing it as long and good as you can.

[@juliangreaves4727]

Jamie, Happy new year to you and yours. I’m a fairly recent subscriber to your channel and haven’t commented before. So, to balance out all those negative comments you read out, I’d like to say how much I’ve enjoyed your work. It’s been insightful and thought provoking, which is, I think, what you want to achieve. So thank you for making the effort to put this content out there and don’t change what you do for anyone else. Cheers, Julian.

[@stephencolor2010]

Thanks for doing that you love man. We all appreciate it.

[@JasonRenoux]

Thanks and congratulations Jamie. I am also tired of gear review videos - it is now time for some photography guide/tips video. Looking forward. Best wishes to you

[@burrdaddy]

Great channel you have here. Kudos for ignoring negative comments and continuing on - many do not and become defeated by those who don't matter at all. Well done.

[@mikeosinski50]

Congratulations, was laughing so much it was hard to breathe when you read those comments. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

[@andrewbaxter9395]

Watching your content has been an education, thank you! Well done on your channel growth and Merry Christmas!

[@AM-we8hj]

Working on what we want to work, is happiness. For me. Being busy doing what I want to do, in the pursuit of my goals, is my happiness

[@rgarciamainou]

Congrats Jamie! You have possibly my favorite KZbin Channel

[@aengusmacnaughton1375]

Jamie -- I enjoy all of your videos, even if I don't always agree. In my view KZbin is a forum -- no guarantee of 100% objectivity, so you post what you think and what you feel and what you believe -- it does not have to please everyone, just you. Thank you for doing that! It's a shame that viewers who do not agree can be so nasty and cruel in some of their comments -- but again, it's their view, their opinion. Keep posting! Keep talking!

[@thinkingofthingstolearn5327]

I subscribed because the art and philosophy talk was exactly what I was looking for

[@gregsmith6373]

I used to watch Peter Mckinon before, but then I found your channel and stoped watching Peters since I never learned anything from it. Every video you post is very interesting and there is always something that I can learn from Dont stop posting! Cheers from Norway

[@TJHitchman]

Great to hear you'll be doing more philosophical videos, they're your best. Also, great to see you putting out regular content recently!

[@michaelcarrithers6811]

Thank you very much. May I say that the pug/dog/santa/elf sets a full stop most elegantly -- if not, strictly speaking, beautifully -- to a gracious and elegant video. May you have a very merry Christmas!

[@jasonblackman]

Jamie, this video popped up on my home page. I remember when you did it a couple years ago. Maybe it’s time for another one. I still love your blue eyes and hope you and your family are well.

[@zebical]

Lmao! I laughed so hard on some of those comments. Looking forward to your future contents, and have your a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Glad you are not just about those gear reviews...

[@thery79]

I just want to thank YOU so so so much for your videos. Your video is so inspirational, educational, informative, entertaining, highly recommended. I learned so much by watching your videos. I learned from Peter McKinnon too but I like your style and approach. I have been doing photography for only 8 months and I looked at my previous photos and closed my eyes cuz they were crap but like you said, this means I am growing, which is a good thing. Thank you. And please keep doing whatever you are doing!

[@rebekahtaylor9741]

I've watched this at least 10 times - crying with laughter at those comments! Absolutely love you work Jamie!

[@g_vezz]

Outstanding commentary...I'm showing your videos to my class....Much to be aware of....Thank you.

[@timbiddulph]

Really loved the comments reading. So entertaining I should read them more often.

[@suehodnett6911]

Ahh the voice of reason, normality and inspiration in 2018. Very refreshing. Good luck in 2019.

[@topbrew42]

Great video's and appreciate that you go deeper than talk about the technical side of photography, your video on the ethics of street photography was particularly good. Thank you! There will always be those who simply cannot get this and instead of simply scrolling by, have to be offensive. Please keep doing what you do, it is much appreciated

[@karolinaduschkova3422]

I really like your videos especially for the philosophic point of view. Please continue with this, there is a tons of tutorial videos and your subscribes don't need something like that! Those haters can watch those tutorials, don't they? Thank you, you inspire me a lot. All the best in 2019 from Czech Republic!

[@LisaSaffell]

😂 that was hilarious! Thanks for reminding me how shallow and ignorant people can be. Merry Christmas Jaimie, you have a great sense of humor.