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Amazing video Bryan. Love how you're pulling back the curtain. So much useful info in this video. Congrats on an incredible campaign!

Thank you Bryan. You make these videos so well. They are interesting and I always learn something.

good content

Great tour of BTS 👏🏿

WOW! Bryan.....what a great video. I had no idea how much a photographer on an Ad Campaign was responsible for. You killed it! great work and thanks for the video. I love these behind the scenes videos and understanding the process and thoughts behind it. Fantastic! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for sharing this! Very interesting to watch, as I’m always curious about the studio portrait process!

Good going! Love the insight!

Congrats on your achievement!! More to come💪🏽💪🏽

Great breakdown Bryan. Good to see a peek into professional client work.

So many gems 💎

Love your channel bro. This is incredibly valuable information + you nailed the shoot.

so dope! love the breakdown of everything, thanks brock :)

Excellent insights, I love how open you are! I am sure you will keep growing those income streams 💪

Love your work mate! You edited so well, the photos tells its own story and the music connects everything. Thank you for sharing it, amazing work and looking forward more work like this✨

does shooting form the hip mean your camera is by your hip? and you are just aiming the lens and zone focusing

Great video Bryan. I love how you walk us through the work and thought that went into the photo and WHY you shot it is super helpful! Super helpful. I feel like not enough people talk about why they took a photo vs. just taking it. Great video and great project. Thanks for sharing. As for my recommendation on street photographers to check out, it would be great if some female street photographers could be profiled. I'm not familiar with a lot, but one I've seen on Paulie B's channel is Sonia Tsang and Melissa O'Shaughnessy.

This is inspiring! Such a special moment captured and the dad was so cool and relaxed in the photo!

To me the angle gives the father a heroic quality. And you might check out Johanna Neurath.

Love the way you display your b&w shots on a white background. Looks super clean!

I always underestimate the power of cropping a picture! Great stuff

Great shot B ❕ Love his mission, work and what he represents for the community 🫶🏼🖤✨💫

Sick pic!

Your face doesn't need the proper light😂......kidding

Dang that stinks man. if I had a lux camera like that and there was any issue at all I'd be bummed. I have subscribed in hopes of living vicariously through you as you fix and shoot your leica because I'll probably never be able to own one. BTW, please don't be upset if you scroll upon my video making fun of leica owners. It was all a joke for internet attention. I don't want to get cancelled by the film community before I get a reel following.

What program did you use to create the format for your book? Thank you for your help

Is it legal to sell photos with people in it without their release forms?

Nicely done. Looks like fun

Thanks for that super transparent video! Pretty much for a street photographer, great job.

How much would you estimate you guys spent on the NYC gallery show with the venue and prints and such? I'm looking to do something similar in the same area, but it seems like costs are wild!

What a "genious" take...timeless photo being a photo referencing a specific time...

I think it’s one of those “almost but not quite” pictures. There’s a lot about it that works… the strangeness of the circles in the grass, the colors, the man’s position in the frame… but his head is getting lost in the trees, and I wish we could see something of his expression. I wonder if having people in more of the circles would underscore the idea behind the photo better. If it communicated a little more about what was going on, and what that time was like - it would go a lot farther towards being “timeless”.

there is an iconic photograph by Eddie Adams of an Asian man being shot in the head in Vietnam

Just looks like a random photo, sure the frame is full but still no strong story.

Love this B! I agree with the emotional impact. Love candid shots too 👌🏽 your Trinity bellwoods shot definitely qualifies as a timeless photo even if it’s documenting a specific time, it conveyed a new norm

Without the explanation I thought it was just a guy walking through a circle with the explanation I see the circle being more representative of society willfully being told what to do and accepting it without question.

Definitely timeless. Most traumatic and beautiful time in the world. I would remember that month (May 2020) everytime I see this photo or similar.

Without much context, if a person 30 years from now saw this, It would just look like a random person walking through random circles. Now I might ask myself what the circles on the ground are for?, but Ali standing above his opponent needs no explanation-All the elements are there

That’s a classic image for sure!

Great one Bryan!

We had the same circles in my city in Belgium, Ghent around that time. What a strange two years that was.

This content is serious fam! - Blessings

Misleading title but cool vid.

Dope dope dope. Love to see more in different cities.