The Things we can't Control (A Lesson from the Stoics)

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I recently had to cancel a workshop I was due to run in NYC at the end of March due to circumstances outside of my control. Instead of being angry or frustrated though, I found myself accepting of the situation because of something I have learned recently from reading about the Stoic Philosophers. They made of point of reminding us that we can only control the things we can control, and the rest we need to choose our response to. In this video I share the lessons I'm learning, and I hope they help you on your own journey too.
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[@hendrixraven]

I came to your channel for the photography, and stayed for the philosophy. Keep up the great work!

[@JasonRenoux]

His photos are not bad too :D :D

[@philiptalleyrand]

That was a deep comment. Couldn't agree more!

[@Siftedheart]

hendrixraven it was wonderful!

[@LevyCarneiro]

Ditto, hendrixraven.

[@DobromirManchev]

Kinda have to agree. Well, i stayed for both, but it's the philosophy that surprised and taught me the most. Curious, for a "photography" channel :) As for THIS particular philosophy - I've naturally been trying to follow it, even tho i didn't know it was "a thing". However, it's usually actually harder to follow than to "keep pushing". Or so it seems.

[@jamiewindsor]

Argh. Freaked out for a second there as I'm currently making a video about stoic philosophy and how we can apply it to improve our mental health in our photographic work. Now having watched your video, luckily it's quite different. I'm shooting tomorrow so might change the script a bit so I don't get a torrent of people saying I've copied you. Or maybe I shouldn't worry about what I can't control… Great video (as usual) anyway.

[@seantuck]

You have to feed the trolls some controversy, otherwise they get hungry and even more grumpy:)

[@aarondiaz2439]

shouldn't worry about that man. both of your guys' work is phenomenal. it shouldnt matter of theresa's some crossover; you guye are both amazing and an inspiration

[@shitakemushroomzftw]

The both of you create unique and stellar content!

[@sreeharip8901]

I've been watching videos and reading about stoicism and I'm kinda impressed by Stoic philosophy now one of my favourite KZbinr made a video on stoicism and another favourite KZbinr commented he's also making a video on stoicism... Ah man that's so sick...

[@feenstra_photography6657]

Great minds think alike! Now I'm very curious to see and hear your take on this matter.

[@jackheald8808]

So you can't come to NYC. Does that mean I get to go to London? I have control over that!

[@3BMEP]

Beautiful in all ways, Sean. 🙏🏻

[@seantuck]

Thanks Hugh. I'm sure you and Ted will run an amazing workshop without me. I look forward to hearing all about it!

[@Hangs4Fun]

Hugh, cant your business sponsor and get Sean's P1 Visa?

[@amereinterlude]

I thought this was very good indeed. Everyone should read Epictetus’s Discourses. Raging about that which we can neither control nor influence is a sure route to unhappiness.

[@kbmats]

"Accept the things I can't change, The courage to change the things that I can And the wisdom to know the difference."

[@BMRTV]

The Serenity Prayer if I'm not mistaken.

[@Jeff-jg7jh]

Also something we should all think about. If you can possible have a positive effect on something that needs correcting then you should rise to the job.

[@TC-dw6wg]

In the last line the word "the" does not exist. It reads, "And wisdom to know the difference". Common mistake made by people. This is the short version of The Serenity Prayer and one I wish I could grasp more of on a daily bases.

[@fernandosfjr]

Viktor Frankl, Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius: what a team of great thinkers! Thank you for this great vídeo, Sean!

[@joaoldmedeiros]

Great video Sean. Let us focus on the things we *can* control and always be the best person we can be!

[@kbmats]

Sean is way more than a photography channel KZbinr and I'm glad that I found his channel, he has helped me not only with my photography journey but also with my life on a daily basis. Thank You Sean.

[@simonbarnes7124]

Very true. I used to get frustrated about world events and my wife told me, “Why worry about things you can’t control”. I sat and thought about it and realised she was so right. When I left university I set out a career path, but constantly had doors slammed in my face. I was in a “Catch 22” situation. I did absolutely everything to change that situation, but I realised that there was a reason I couldn’t open and push through that door, so I stopped trying and changed tack and set myself up as a professional photographer and for 20+ years I rode the crest off a great wave. I had been so blinkered at that time, but I realised that my degree wasn’t a waist and I used the skills I’d learned to forge a new career and it gave me something very special, time. No more 9-5 treadmill, but rather a great sense of freedom to be in charge of me and my own business. It was so liberating to know that I was in charge of me, not a faceless boss in an office somewhere. We all have to find our own path and when it all clicks, you know you are there.

[@Jan-DerekKuster]

... Eckhart Tolle: Leave it, change it or accept It... Great Video, as always! Thank you very much ☺️🙏

[@oneeyedphotographer]

Brendan van Son has earned money in the USA. He might have some ideas. Matthew Granger is an Australian now resident in USA. I think he did workshops there before moving, he might have some ideas. Matthew Vandeputte is a Belgian now resident in Australia. He's been to USA recently, he might have some ideas. I can't control you. I can influence you, just a bit.

[@Harlequin565]

Best way to practise this is in the car on any motorway. Biggest practical example of powerlessness and how to have a go at acceptance & holding on to serenity. M6, northbound, Friday rush hour. I used to think anyone slower than me was an idiot and anyone faster was a maniac. Now I'm calm. Well... calm-er.... Mostly...

[@ThePatriotPath]

My offer still stands. If you want to host workshops through my studio in Los Angeles (2,500 square ft, clean, and within an arts colony), stay in touch. It may take time to get your Visa approved, but I'm ok with that if you are.

[@nathanzondlo7393]

I'm sure a lot of people over here would chomp at the bit to sponsor Sean. B&H and Adorama run workshops weekly so this seems right up their alley.

[@ThePatriotPath]

@@nathanzondlo7393 We have photography and editing classes Monday-Saturday and we literally have an alley behind the studio. So this can be up our alley, in our alley, next to our alley, or away from our alley.

[@willtheelectrician8184]

Your voice is invaluable and it creates waves of influence that echo much further than you think. Thank you for being real.

[@TheDogsSide]

I have a production company here in LA. We talked briefly about a workshop here. I’d be happy to help make that happen.

[@jej887]

Wow! It's people like you who make the world go around. Such a lovely gesture.

[@steveyinasia]

You guys rock!!!!!!!!!

[@khorlankn4823]

The Dog's Side That would be great!

[@yuriajones]

Kudos to you Sean. I, too, have subscribed to Stoicism. You can only control yourself; not the thoughts or actions of other people or the world in general.

[@noahcampbell4797]

You are my new Radiohead.

[@powerlink2000]

Brilliant, simply brilliant. Thanks for sharing!

[@brusjhone8827]

I do not know what the right comment I may leave here Sean you just make me to be speechless. I would play this video 1000 times with no problem. listening to you Sean is so comfort. even the stories in your talk lots to go along with. Thank you for being so kind to share such marvelous work with us just for free. I love u mate

[@davidzhorvath]

Thank you for this, exactly 8 minutes in… I experienced something similar today. It’s funny how we find things when we need them be it books or KZbin channels. Also, very much enjoyed your takes on Ricoh GR and picked up both focal lengths. Well done and great videos.

[@ZachTSmith]

"To the degree you resist the stream, then you notice that the current is rushing past you, and fighting you. So swim with it, go with it, and you're there. You're at rest." -Alan Watts Great video Sean. Always a joy to watch, listen, and learn from.

[@aldewitt9]

I love the Vicktor Frankl quote. One of the best books I have ever read is Man's Search for Meaning. I rate it up there with Think and Grow Rich, The Magic of Believing, and See You at the Top in terms of the best books for finding your way. Oh, and Start With Why by Simon Sinek. I saw in one of your other videos that you read a great deal. I do too, for work, but usually it's case law, and usually there are few philosophical lessons to be drawn. That's why I love Audible books; I can listen during down time and absorb the great thinkers. I really enjoy your channel. I found it quite by accident, but subscribed immediately. Thinkers are few and far between. When I find one, I cherish that find.

[@martycavassa]

There's a TED talk in there. "Ideas worth spreading."

[@AcidicDelusion]

This is much better than that Ted rubbish.

[@gilbertwalker6769]

Thanks Sean for a wonderful, thought provoking video! How much needless suffering could I avoid if I put your suggestions into practice? Releasing control (and even the desire to control) brings great freedom. Thanks again! Gilbert, a new subscriber

[@frankkoenig1411]

Krishna is saying in the Bhagavad Gita: "You have a right to perform your prescribed duty, but you are not entitled to the fruits of action. Never consider yourself the cause of the results of your activities, and never be attached to not doing your duty.". If you don't have a copy of the Bhagavad Gita yet I recommend "Bhagavad Gita As it Is" from Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada

[@dan_s_higginson]

“Money is like gas during a road trip. You don’t want to run out of gas on your trip, but you’re not doing a tour of gas stations.” Tim O’Reilly

[@sherwinh1661]

hi Dan can you explain this more? i want to understand thsi

[@sansan-fb2eu]

@@sherwinh1661 I think its to point out the fact that money is a resource to get you to your destination and not the destination itself.

[@robertstephens1868]

Sean, It’s only just now that I have become a subscriber. I’m impressed how you have presented an aspect of a Perennial Wisdom in such clear language. I’m somewhat older than you, & I feel that it is something that we have to keep learning & relearning -- to be free in a world that is addicted to wanting to control. Thanks for your presentation.

[@whowili7289]

I subscribe to many KZbin photography channels. Sean’s is the best by far. Always great content even if it isn’t always about photography. Stellar stuff.

[@JasminGendron]

This is a very inspiring video Sean. Worth watching more then once! I like your philosophy even though I do not agree on every point you said. There is too many photography technical videos and not enough that are focusssing on one’s mentality’s to achieve great success as a photographer! Thank you! @jasgendron

[@SunCompassionLA]

Love your style/technique. Mirroring the life path I am one. Aren't the mystics great to learn from. And to cap it off, you shoot Sony!

[@nappynatty10]

You are just wonderful the Stoics and photography. PREACH🙌

[@Leptospirosi]

So much time since I heard someone bringing in this ancient philosophy: it was one of the main currents that brought on the Roman Empire and was abandoned when religion took over. In a world still bathed in Calvinism and the derived aggressive capitalism form the eighties, it's nice to see someone can still think with it's own head and search for something else that actually would works better for Everyone.

[@myblueandme]

I agree with you. But human tendency is to change the situations and system. Gandhi stood against the British empire because he was thrown out of train at Pietermaritzburg Railway Station in South Africa and changed the world.

[@alexkalb]

I just now realised after a whole while that your name isn't, in fact, Sean Trucker That's it. That's the whole comment.

[@pavel0900]

Can I recommend to do a workshop in Toronto, Canada? This will allow US citizens to come and learn from you. Us Canadians will benefit from it as well 😉

[@christophermartin7973]

Excellent I hope I can be wise enough to see the difference. I think I applied this more to my personal life than anything else!! I certainly have tried to get what I want out of my partner which really isn't the right way to approach it and it doesn't work. Great insight!!

[@jakirnaiem]

great content... I also think the same way. And this is actually the philosophy of life, everyone should admit it and be aware of it.

[@QuirkyandCrabby]

As a control freak myself, thus philosophy has kept me from going crazy many times. Thanks for another great video!

[@omadlom]

Absolutely fantastic video, the struggles of life or so beautifully described...

[@joelmeza766]

This is why I feel that “showing up” is half the battle. Since we can only control ourselves, pushing ourselves to go do the things we need to do, placing our bodies in new places at different times is so important.

[@vijaychitte6921]

I am going to download this for my videos archive in my library ... thank you very much ...

[@magikbiped]

Sean, I just wanted to quickly say that the content you put out is both inspirational and calming to a person like myself with fairly high anxieties regarding many aspects of life. I originally found your channel looking for interesting photography tips as I am just starting to learn as a hobby, and I was very glad to find these kinds of philosophical life lessons interspersed within your videos.

[@geraldaquino5997]

Thanks for the encouragement, Sean! Thanks for the reminder to put our faith in God for the things we can’t control.

[@eillenhunt8708]

Love love love your commentaries.

[@bhamerlik]

Thanks, Sean! This video reached me just in the moment when I needed to hear and realize some of the thoughts. Thanks a lot for the words the wisdom, and to universe for guiding me to this channel so I could learn from it!

[@NeilBurtonphotos]

Brilliant video, thanks. It helps to hear things from others that bring a bit of balance into my own thoughts.👍

[@darrelwalters]

Success is relative ..... it is a level of ones aspirations ... if you are content in life by default therefore you are successful ......

[@dan_s_higginson]

“The acquisition of riches has been for many men, not an end, but a change, of troubles” Epicurus

[@petrvokurek2286]

Sean, you are a preacher, after all :) No offence, I think this video is much more needed than another gear review, so thanks a lot!

[@FlightmikeVideos]

Isn't it funny that they let in uneducated people from all over the world but educated people who bring value into the US get rejected all the time? Same happened to a friend of mine who is a dentist and wanted to open an practice over there... got rejected too.

[@abababan6012]

Do you realise that you are the best 😍

[@AndreCantelmo]

Thanks for the clarity. I enjoyed the talk very much. I discovered you recently and love where your head is at.

[@travelrecordmusic8265]

I just watched this for the first time. Wonderful philosophy, and one that I’ve been living by for decades. You expressed it so clearly.

[@MikeBrowne]

Excellent video Sean. I'm having exactly the same issues with US visa. Got lots of folks want me to come do some seminars and workshops but finding a legal way to do it is frustrating.

[@seantuck]

It is very frustrating. From what I found out it seems there is actually no legal way to run workshops as an individual and make money off US citizens, unless invited over by a US company.

[@IsabellaMendes]

Is the company inviting you able to apply for the visa for you? As you mentioned performers do it- I am performer I’ll ask my colleagues- but my feeling is you already researched - I’m bummed there isn’t a way though not surprised- excellent video!! Thank you for sharing! ❤️

[@bainsk8]

@@seantuck @Mike Browne Adjust your focus. Stop looking for a Visa and look for a US sponsorship who will apply for the visa in return for the sponsorship. Approach B&H photo, Adorama or Sony Camera USA... the list is extensive. Turn a negative into a positive! All the puns are unintentional. Great video Sean. :)

[@stephencampbell7395]

Sean, I have enjoyed and learned from each video that you have produced. This one is off the charts. Absolutely brilliant and should be propagated far and wide. In addition to being a photographer, I am a practicing psychotherapist and the points you make in this intimate conversation are valuable in ALL walks of life. My hat is off to you. I would also argue that there is no such thing as failure only feedback. What you attempted, in alignment with your integrity (so VERY important), did not work. You did learn that a P1 visa was an option and I noticed in the comments below that someone, who has a production company in LA, is stepping up to offer a possible solution. So, yes the idea of doing this on your own did not work out as planned and you learned something in the process. You will, I am absolutely certain, do workshops in the US. How that comes to be is yet for you to discover if in fact you are committed to doing workshops in the US. Your reference to the methodology espoused by the Secret not being valid I would also challenge. In my years of experience in a variety of worlds is that if you have clear what you want and are truly committed to making it a reality the Universe will conspire with you to make it happen. Believe me I have seen it repeated many times in my 77 revolutions around the sun. I am 1000% on side with you that the only things we can control is our thoughts, emotions, speech and behavior. Anything else is an illusion. All in all lad, a GREAT job! I appreciate deeply the time and effort you put into your videos. They make me think, cause me to be a more effective person which translates directly into the art I produce. THANK YOU!!

[@photosbyjosef]

Yet again so amazing so in tune with the way people are in the world today which I believe is a talent that you have a uniquely high understanding of.

[@angela-r]

Thank you for this Sean. You have such wonderful insight and guidance for both photography and life. :)

[@bonitaderosa3134]

Thanks for the talk:) it's been great spending time with you.

[@Noealz]

Another great mind opening vid - thx always : )

[@365thrive]

Sean if there was a “love” button, I would have pressed on that! Great video and even greater message. Thank you.

[@keith-knittel]

Really love these kinds of videos, I've watched this philosophical playlist a few times and always look forward to the next video.

[@SirxFrenchy]

Great.... Thank you very much for sharing you thoughts...

[@ofiliozecas]

First coment, I discovered this chainel one mounth ago and I have been watching almost all videos, and like sooo much the content. Thanks for the content.

[@dgorenc66]

Sean , really enjoy your vids as you are in my opinion one of the top 5 youtube channels I watch .....PHOTOGRAPHY and PSYCHOLOGY are really important to me as a artist....or maybe a wanna be artist ....Thank you for your inputs .....I respect your views and your clips are a good thing in this Universe not just for photographers but for all artists ....

[@seantuck]

Thanks my friend

[@bananasandbass]

Great that you brought this up Sean, A couple of years ago I also dove into Stoicism. And grasping this changed my perspective on life so much. It unburdened me of a lot of worries. And it can also motivate people to make things happen that advances them in life. By putting effort (time and energy) into thing that you can control or influence so you are more likely to get an outcome, and not waste time and effort on things you can't control anyway. I've said it before and I'll say it again: I love that you bring up more than photography on this channel. Life lessons and experience. Food for thought. Great advice in general. Keep doing it :D It's what sets you apart from repetitive tech reviews.

[@StillwatersFarm]

Yes, Sean, I agree with you. With one caveat... Isn't "doing our best", "having integrity in all the things that we do", "ensuring that we have done everything this is within our sphere of responsibility" success in its own right? Perhaps we, as a society, need to take a step back from the 1,000 MPH lifestyle and choose, instead, to recognize and enjoy the successes that either come our way or that we make by our choices and efforts. And, be the best person we can be, one choice at a time. I appreciate your transparency, your heart. Thank you for being real.

[@seantuck]

I would agree.

[@marypar4]

LOVE all your videos Sean..was wondering if you thought about contacting B& H to have them bring you over for one of their event talks and then transition into workshops. I wish you continued success in all your endeavors .

[@jurekro]

Quick questions: how did you come up with the decision for the rather hard light on yourself in this video? I like it, was just wondering what you want to tell with it, because you always think a lot about these things as it seems. :) Amazing video and I'm gonna keep following you. :-) maybe you want to do a workshop In Sweden instead? Come while you're still in EU and it will be no Visa problem! XD ;-)

[@seantuck]

I'd love to come to Sweden. If you watch my Mentors video you will see how I'm shooting portraits these days and the lighting I'm using (and why). I am just trying to get the same look with my videos.

[@jontiffinphoto]

Ted had mentioned the situation regarding your visa. I love Ted’s work, and I watch him often. But, he’s no Sean Tucker. Now, not that I was able to go to NYC, simply the idea that you were coming to the U.S. lent me the hope that there might be a tour attached, of which opportunity to dialog with you was a fleeting giddy moment. There must be consultants and other professionals that more easily understand the process to gain approval to travel here. Your participation is a revenue generating venture of which you bring a very specific and irreplaceable perspective. I hope the circumstances readdress themselves, we would love to enjoy your genius in a real-time face to face human experience. Good luck!

[@seantuck]

Thanks Jon. We'll see what happens.

[@lovinh6626]

I watch your video every day. some video, I watched many times.

[@TL-xw6fh]

So sorry to hear that you are not able to conduct a workshop in the US and have lost your money. As many other people have found out, the US is actually a closed economy. Well, you now have the opportunity conduct more workshops in the UK instead. I see this as a loss to your US viewers; a case of a glass half full, not half empty.

[@markyocum8249]

If you have any trusted contacts in the States, just have one of them set up an LLC for a couple of hundred dollars, and then have him/her apply for the visas for you and your fellow photographers, both close and (potentially, for this service) client...😉👌

[@willisaybar]

I respect this so much. This is how I live my life, the good and bad part is that I learned it from life the hard way. I love your messages and your content is undeniable. Thank you!

[@FelipeGuimaraesp]

this was so beautiful to watch.. thanks man, nice words!

[@chihann9373]

Thank you for your incredible content, you are the "mentor" I never thought would be possible to find! Really appreciate all your guidance in videos, it's such a joy to listen to your approach in photography.

[@Stellar5000]

Hi Sean. I found you via another website and was instantly hooked on your interesting videos. I was in quite a bad place yesterday, but I felt so much better after watching this. Today I'm worrying less, am packing my camera and going out to shoot. We don't really need another "how to" video, but your philosphy and straightforward and honest lessons are just what the doctor ordered. Superb photography too. Thank you.

[@seantuck]

That means the world. Thanks my friend. Best of luck.

[@virusj216]

Sean... You would never know how much this video has helped me. I had a friend that took their own life, in the years that followed I kept thinking that I could've somehow influenced the outcome, leading to guilt and regrets on my end. Even though I'm still not 100% at peace with what happened in the past as of now, I'm certainly much closer. Thank you.

[@seantuck]

That's great to hear mate. Maybe time to let yourself off the emotional hook. We can control way less than we think we can, and someone elses decisions are definitely out of our control.

[@jchugani]

Absolutely wow!! Best video I have watched this year. You should think of another career that you can be successful in. Did not make my day or week but my year. Hope you add more of such learnings.

[@MarcB514]

Right on as always. You so deserved the ever expanding audience you won over! Thanks for your always great videos!

[@ceramicsbydaniel]

Life is kind of like surfing.. Sometimes there are is a lull and gentle waves, other times the crashing ferocity of huge swells! Both require patience, humility, and presence, forgiveness and a faith or trust in something uncontrollable, and much bigger than us.. You’re amazing Sean, Thanks for this video.

[@anazivick303]

Would you consider bringing your workshops to Lisbon? It might be easier, although I don't know for sure how things would work after Brexit.

[@seantuck]

I would love that. I really enjoyed Lisbon when I was there last. If Brexit doesn't mess things up for us then I will probably just concentrate on the Europe for now:)

[@digiratimax]

Thank you Sean. You have touched so many with your creativity and in this content-moved many with your philosophical depth from the teachings of stoics. I will join you in your thrust to enlighten by sharing your wisdom to others.

[@seantuck]

Thanks my friend.

[@khroqmedia9654]

Sean i promise if you write a book i'll be your first customer

[@Rocanrollnene]

You have no idea how grateful I am about this video. I am in a very frustrating moment, and this has been a GREAT HELP. And to think that I only gave Play for a photographic advice. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@mrdev9843]

I'm going to be digesting the message in this video for some time to come....Not sure if my tiny noggin can actually process the thoughts 👍👍 cheers

[@johndavies7282]

This is why I keep coming back to watch Sean's videos, absolutely loved the message in this video.

[@briansavage932]

Nicely done. I didn't know it going in, but this is exactly what I needed to hear this morning. Thanks, Sean!

[@morajabi]

Me too, which means how often we are stressing over the point of this topic! 👏

[@jakobhovman]

Hello Sean...Good of you, to see the reality of visa logic. logic or not. "When work is done, we start to play". I suggest: make a personal journey...Don't involve money. Go...Go as a student for your own classes. Take part because you want to...! If you can afford it... Invest in american connections. Who knows, might meet an agent, gallery or company, that will sort the next trip out...! Motto: "Hang around and be visible"... You are not alone...other artists know of this and have tried it.

[@tangletowngardens758]

Sean, you once again amaze me. Your creative, genuine, storytelling ability is truly a gift. So glad you are embracing it. Your message spreads far beyond photography and has merit for any human being who walks the earth. Continue doing what you do as you are changing the world one view at a time.

[@mchelleann0036]

I subscribe to quite a few channels; but yours is the first for me to hit the notification bell. Truly, you are a beautiful soul. I enjoy your content and your wisdom, and of course your photography. Carry on!

[@seantuck]

Thanks so much Michelle. That’s very kind:)

[@angelicalenzen3826]

Wow Sean, Thank you for this moment... It was as if you knew I needed it. Great way of thinking and action. This will help me in my process of new steps in life. You are an angel for me today.

[@Hangs4Fun]

Cant Hugh's company get your P1 visa?

[@zippywalker6406]

That was my thought as well.

[@magnusahlqvist]

Thanks Sean. I just love your outlook on life. The fact that you turn struggles with visa bureacracy into an opportunity to reflect on stoicism... Brilliant!

[@photowalk.podcast]

I smiled, a wry smile. My wife is always saying, "You can only control the controllables." It's become her mantra. Super video as always Sean.

[@iaincphotography6051]

Spot on young man and yes it works for Photography too.

[@lukas_1874]

Great lighting setup, I like the practical on your dark side, such great content as well! Thank you for your effort

[@laenas79]

Not only a fantastic photographer, but also an intelligent, aware of the world and how it works person. Keep at it Sean, you are an inspiration to a lot of people, myself included.

[@liadking123]

I have to tell you sean tucker this video really cleared my head through a lot of things I have been going through life, I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@andres-d933]

If a Sean video doesn’t give you photography advice, it’ll damn sure give you life advice 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@miroslavturiak4578]

Great video! Thanks for sharing Sean!