The Art of Problem Solving in Photography

[@6thOCT_BKK]

Thank your your sharing, it is very useful to me for taking street photography.

[@ChrisBrogan]

I'm really bad at math. But wow. I love this idea. You gave me a lot to think about. Grateful for your post.

[@Sandiile]

I hope I am not asking for too much, but can you please make your videos 8-10 minutes long😅. I really enjoy watching them.

[@sandeharsa]

I was waiting to finish my latest video before replying. It was looking promising to be a longer one, but it turned out to only be 7.5 minutes! Haha It’s mainly due to me only wanting to show the top most “interesting”photos. Hopefully as I create more, I’d have more photos that I want to show and the videos will naturally be longer :) Thanks so much for the comment!

[@bellarosevu]

wow love your photography! 😍😍😍

[@mond1s-197]

You have super cool videos. It's really nice to see how you reason about each shot, talk about the logic behind choosing 1 shot out of 3 almost identical ones. It's really cool to watch. I hope you keep doing your thing and I'm sure you can find your audience. Thanks for the video good luck^^

[@sandeharsa]

I was just looking back at some comments, and just want to mention that I have your comment saved on my phone haha. It was really motivating to read and kept me going to make more videos. Thank you!

[@mond1s-197]

@@sandeharsa I appreciate that

[@mingweitee1074]

Time for some photography lesson!

[@sandeharsa]

Yee buddy 👀

[@_Murky_]

Cool tram shot and the family walking in sync, maybe the car shot could have been shot from low looking up at the building cutting out everything behind the car

[@sandeharsa]

Dang, that would’ve been good!! Wish I thought of that 😮‍💨