Video

How on earth do you get so close to people without them reacting or saying something!?

Hi Eduardo, I’m really into this style of photography and finding your channel is just a gem and big inspiration Keep it up! Saludos desde el sur de Chile

Love it man... Nepal is one of my favourite place. Looking forward to be back soon. The kid at the end is cute. He looks like a future master.

Great video Eduardo. I like the aging pattern of your camera. I like it even more when I see that it's coming partly from helping people. 🙂

Absolutely loved it amazing work 👍🏼👌🏻

Amazing shots! Great video with beautiful atmosphere and music 😍

next thing you know you have in your hand a leica m6 with a summicron 35mm and a 20 euro portra 400 in it (its a joke)

Thank you for the shout out amigo. I strongly resonate with the intentionality part, although most of the time I don't look through the viewfinder haha specially when using wide angle lenses, I simply cross my fingers and hope for the best (which to be fair, almost never happens), but when using 50mm or longer the camera is almost glue to my eye. Great video as always, keep them coming and WELCOME TO THE DARKSIDE🖤🫰🏼!

Amazing video as always, Eduardo! I started with film using Nikon S2 and later digital with Canon 5D Mark II. I find that film is easier to shoot, whereas in digital, I mess up the exposure way too often. But I admire you a lot, having only started film now and already nailing everything. Looking forward to more of this!

Hola Eduardo, la verdad mis respetos tanto para las palabras que tenés para compartir como por las fotos que haces. Tu contenido es de primera. Creo que había visto uno de tus videos hace ya un tiempo y por alguna u otra razón no pude terminarlo. Hace una semana, cual obsesivo compulsivo de Netflix, me terminé en un rato todo el canal. Ojalá llegues cada vez a más gente porque lo vale la pena. Acá andaremos a la espera de un próximo video. Fuerte abrazo!

Once I realized that I do know when to press the shutter button, I have my camera almost always in "single" mode. So far I haven't regretted it. However, recently I've listened to G. Pinkhassov's lectures, and he has a completely opposite approach, he would at some point move his camera in auto mode with a zoom lens and high burst without seeing what pictures are being taken. As far as I remember, he called it letting the camera do the job. I don't find this approach (at least at this point) working for me, but it demonstrates once again that photography has rules and it doesn't have any rules at the same time.

Great video again bud. Always very enjoyable

I really resonate with the part about intentionality. Good tools are “great to have” but not a necessity. What I’m seeing is a lack of “direction” in some (popular) work. Really nice put video

Gracias por los buenos consejos, ¿cuándo te haces un taller en Paris?

Hey Eduardo, do you usually use the ovf of the xpro to compose the photos or do you prefer the evf?

Nice snap shooting but the man who combing his hair definitely does not want to be photographed.

@6:27 is there a print of this for sale? wow

Love your work, enjoyed taking the time to learn from your posts! Looking forward for more!

Lovely, did you chest mount the pov camera? If yes, do you feel it makes people a little too wary of you while you sre around them?

usas alguna simulación?

Just found your channel. Loving your vibe and insight. Your words rang so true in your video about focal length. I love Istanbul too

What a great video.

What lens did you use for this video? I think I have missed it!

Thanks for an excellent video with great images. You display talent in capturing subjects at the right time and from the perfect angle. I use 16mm f/1.4, 23mm f/2 or 23mm f/1.4, and 56mm f/1.2 lenses on my X-Pro2 for street photography.

You make me wanna go back to Istanbul, and I will, over and over again. Amazing serie photos.

Well done Eduardo

Great video thanks for sharing, I'll be there in a month! @eortizfoto what spot is this? central market?

So glad that I have stumbled upon this channel. I have watched so many street photography channels, and in my opinion none of them explain the craft and mindset like you do. Also, your images are so rich in colour and very captivating. I am currently in a phase of my photography where I am learning new ways to become more creative and tell stories with my images… your content is helping me greatly in my quest. Thank you for your dedication, your skills and willingness to educate. ✌️

beautiful work

Great photos. Thank you from Türkiye…

Another great lesson - thanks so much

Loving the channel - so helpful and giving

Increíble!

What a visual delight! I have just binged on 4 of your videos.I'm so glad I came across your channel. I'm contemplating buying an x-pro2. Do you shoot jpgs?

Your profession is photography

I just sold all my lenses and got the 19mm 1.4 and 33mm 1.4.. as my kit. And a cheap 60 dollar manual lens 35mm 1.4 ttartisan for more daily carry and family stuff. I found the 18mm hard to shoot with.. 🙈 but, i can see how it would work great on a marked place. I live in a city wity only 10k people here 😂

Love it. I will just say make sure you say the lenses are 18 and 35, Not 28 and 50mm. It is very confusing thinking those are the lenses, but they are equivilant.

Man, you just take the photos.. u don't give a fuck 🙈🙈🤣🤣 damn! If i had that courage to go so close and take the pictures! 🤔🙈 just found ur channel today. Awesome work. Gonna go through all your content ! 🥳😍 amazing photos!

Nice work mate, you're right about forgetting about trying for perfection and just generate content. No problem with your English language skills either, well paced and easy to understand. Enjoyed your Kolkata video too. Varanasi is a personal fave which I return to as often as I can.

The most interesting channel for street photography! Not only do I get to share these other cultures with you but your perspective as well . The colors are fantastic compared to the gray streets of New York or London. Thank you for these wonderful videos.

I watched the full video

You’re the king of layers. I’m learning so much with you. Muchas gracias.

Thank you. I enjoy your work very much. The videos are exceptional. Please continue to push out valuable content for the community here. I am traveling to Istanbul in a few weeks, and seeing how the public accepted you taking photos was beneficial. My concern now is to not copy your work. Have you been interviewed by any podcasts where we can listen and learn more about you and your work ? Thanks Again.

mine would be: - be prepared for a ‘no’; just go with it - be approachable; speak clearly and show your interest towards your potential subject - compliment them; “i like your dress”/“your appearance is aesthetically pleasing in my eyes”/etc. - direct, not command; tell your subject to imagine a pose instead of prompting them (this can also help done by having a chat with them, as insights from your subject will help you direct poses better. communication is key!) - be grateful and show them the results; say “thanks” and go show the best shots of your subject

Just curious how you approach shooting jpeg vs raw? Do you use a particular Fuji profile, and is there much post processing for you? Thanks! Love the work

Really enjoyed that! I share the camera and lens combination but not your skill! Nice colours 🤌🏻

Great video. The people seem very relaxed being photographed. Have you been to Morocco? Totally different vibe and you might need another approach ;-)

Another great video Eduardo. Brilliant advice! I'm enjoying the tighter field of view of the 23mm, you're really filling the frames more and the layering is strong. Keep them coming!

This is the most underrated photography channel in all youtube. You are so good! ( Y lo dice un argentino a un chileno, imaginate jajajaj)

Hello Eduardo! Lovely bit of advice as always. I found that by disabling all but the essential from my screen (the focus point) I was free to experiment a lot more with my compositions. I've had the 3x3 grid on for the longest time and it is already burned into my eye so I do not need it to guide me anymore on the screen. After my most recent photowalk, I managed to finally nail a shot I had been chasing for 2 years!