How TODD HIDO creates ATMOSPHERE
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How TODD HIDO creates ATMOSPHERE
Todd Hido's photography connects with me on an emotional level. It makes me feel something. It triggers my imagination into inventing the narratives for these situations. With the absence of people, I place myself into the story. And this is why I think Hido’s work connects with so many people: because it invites us to create our own personal narrative.
Places we associate with activity are disconcerting when that activity is absent. While in films and TV shows, the fear is focussed on what we might find hiding around the next corner: the zombies, the monsters, the people whose intentions may not be in our best interest, I think this trope resonates so deeply with people for a slightly different reason. I think it taps into a fundamental fear many of us have of being truly alone.
Ultimately Todd Hido’s work connects with us because we make our own connection with it. The lack of clear, objective narrative in his imagery means we channel our own experience and feelings into it, and that has the potential to make a connection that feels profoundly strong and deep. For me, Hido has found the perfect balance of evoking a feeling that resonates with many people, while leaving the specifics of interpretation for the viewer to create themselves.
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My graduation thesis was basically 50 pages on the Shining, liminal spaces, and the uncanny valley; so I can feel confidant in saying: great fucking video man
I would love to read it. 🙌
Same here ! That sounds extremely interesting ! :D
Can we see it?
send us a link!! would love to read that
Woah man that's pretty rad. Can we read it?
This is the sort of content I have been waiting for. I bloody love these types of videos Jamie. Bloody good stuff ♥️
Agreed. So good
Absolutely!
True ❤️👍
I love it but I don’t know why.
I was gutted when I first saw Hido's work. Someone had already done everything that I realised I was trying to do with my own photography, and far better than I ever could. I can't relate to your sense of disturbance at these liminal spaces, they feel so homely and welcoming to me.
So much is down to our own personal experiences. I kind of love that about his work. It's like I'm not being lectured to, just invited to feel something.
It's a different feeling for everyone I guess. Large empty urban spaces/buildings definitely creep me out.
@@jamiewindsor what do you think about Daido Moriyama? I would love to see a video on his work just like what you did here with Todd. For me, he is one of these photographers that can put tons of emotional content into a single photo (in his case, using very unorthodox techniques).
Took the exact words right out of my mouth. I just got into DSLR's and am even considering film because of him now. But I think we can do it our own way, it can never be the same anyway
I have loved Hido's photography for years and they make me feel cozy and warm too. I guess we can picture ourselves inside and curled up. I live in the North and so during winter these real images are everywhere while I am driving in the country. I also love fog, it makes some feel creepy but it makes me feel like I am in an enchanted world.
I will not see an empty room in the same way, ever again...
It won't look at you the same way either
Jamie you opened a door to me that I didn't even know was there. Thanks for the insight into this world of Todd Hido, I will now be more aware and cognizant when I see this style of art and understand why I feel the way I feel observing it.
The feeling of someone being there when you should be alone is the worst feeling
That’s so cool. Those interiors are so creepy, and you can almost smell the old carpets, and stale cigarette smoke. It’s a very strong feeling of discomfort.
Great video! During our first lockdown in Germany, Playgrounds were closed. I took the chance to get my emotion of uncertainty and darkness and created a small series of abandoned playgrounds. These shots you have featured here do trigger my emotions of this time. Thank you.
I practically did the same, I was especially drawn to the red/white tape. Grüße aus Darmstadt
I'm feeling something els sometimes looking at his pictures : It's like the person behind the window is the last person on earth and I am here watching him, like a stranger, a ghost or maybe some psycho....
A stalker, it's eerie
I'm a 48 year old photographer who feels like a 12 year old boy when I watch your videos. You just make me look things a way I haven`t seen yet. BTW, I regret not being able to show off your videos to my friends as I'm argentinian and they don't speak english this level. Cheers!
Use subtitles and Google Translate?
@@FutureChaosTV not always available. Thank you anyway. 😉
Ahh my favourite - Windsor University
LOVE the 4:3 format
We're moving house at the moment and yesterday I set foot in the old house. Now nearly empty except for the furniture that belongs to the landlord. We have lived there for 2 years and made it our own although it was a rental. Seeing it stripped down kind of makes it uncanny. The staircase is mostly as it was, so when I walked down my brain tricked me into thinking I was in the full furnished house again. But I wasn't, of course. It was like I was stepping back in time, but it was an alternate, emptied out universe. No girlfriend or cat present. I got the same with those shots. Thanks for this video!
Great video again! Thanks Jamie
Love this video, thanks Jamie
Great video, Jamie!!
Everytime I watch one of your videos I feel like a have a new breath of insperation into photography again. Thanks again Jamie its always an enjoyment to watch.
Yet another awesome video. Thanks ❤️
Excellent one! Looking forward to more!
Great video. Truly wonderful !
Truly incredible video Jamie, thank you
Excellent video, thank you!
Fantastic review. Thank you Jamie!
Very interesting, thank you Jamie!
Really captivating video, great stuff!
Really enjoyed this. Thanks.
Wow, so well done. Really nice work Jamie!
Thank you so much for your work, Jamie.
Thought provoking. Perfect. Thanks.
That was fascinating Jamie, thanks for sharing! Really enjoyed it.
Brilliant content always!
Please keep on doing this kind of videos, great great work ! Many thanks
Always exceptional!
Wonderful Jamie, love this . I always feel inspired when I watch your films.
Thank you. Your contents always inspire me
Thanks Jamie, your videos are beautiful!
Once again, great video, very well narrated and explained.
Blew my mind, your content is always so great
This gives me so much inspiration! Thank you for this
This was beautiful and gave me insight into new art works - thank you Jamie!
Absolutely brilliant video. Thank you for your insight.
another great video. Probably watch it again, and again.. Thanks Jamie!
Another brilliant, thought provoking film Jamie...you’re a natural educator!
I always learn so much from your videos. Thank you very much.
I loved this review of Hido's work. Nicely done Jamie!
Wonderful music choice Jamie!!
Excellent ! Thank you.
Paused this so many times throughout to really think about the points being made! Some perfect analogies! Great video as ever!
Great Jamie!!!! Another informative inciteful vid. Cheers!!
This is one of your best videos yet. Absolutely love it.
thank you Jamie! I enjoyed this very much! Very inspiring
I lately finished my thesis at school, where I phographed the empty streets while Lockdown in Zürich. I felt the exact same feeling that you describe while I searched in the empty streets for pictures!!
I feel slightly weird for not mentioning lockdown: the elephant in the room when it comes to this subject. I suppose it will just be an appropriate topic at the moment.
My favourite photographer. Nice one Jamie!
Love those videos you make about the philosophy of photography Jamie. Thank you for the great content.
Enlightening and inspirational.
Great video! Love to see more of these.
Thank you, Jamie. Another extraordinary deep dive behind the pixels.
Great content!
I've learned something new today.
Thank you.
Quite simply; love your your creative, thought provoking videos. Thank you.
Thank you Jamie, for you are the art teacher that shows me beautiful and interesting work from so diverse artists and explain their work, so that I can appreciate and learn from it.
Thanks for the content you upload. It is always polished both in terms of content and visuals.
Another great video Jamie, always worth the wait.
Thank you.
I love that in every video you make me discover a new photographer!!
Amazing video Jamie. Really really enjoyed the examples and your interpretation!
Amazing and informative video essay. Thank you. Now to go look for some of Hido's work.
That´s an awesome video! I love it! So much inspiration
I love how you express your feelings into words and relate it one's life ❤️ I always watch your videos and i love it! 🙂
I really enjoyed this video, it was very thought-provoking, thank you
Good to have you back, Jamie! Looking forward for more content from you, it's always unusual and very educating, thank you!
Thank you. Engaged and engaging. Really enjoyed this one.
This video was incredibly insightful. Thank you for sharing your thoughts
I've come back and watched this video a dozen of times, each time with a new discovery. It's definitely changed how I see and feel about Hido's work and now I'm the biggest fan. Thank you for this masterpiece of a content, Jamie!
Great video! Really inspired by his work
Amazing work!
What an amazing journey you gifted us, Jamie
That work (video) is sick. I love it. I will watch it times more. I will share it with friends. Thanks. Stunning.
Thanks for another great video Jamie! Really enjoy being introduced to new photographers and their work.
loved this. his work (and liminal spaces in general) feel so peaceful to me.
Always a special feeling to watch your videos. You are different and so is your work. Keep creating these great content. Thank you.
Love your analysis!
Superb. Really helpful stuff!
Thank you so much for this...Awesome...
Thanks Jamie! I missed your videos. Greetings from Chile
Great video Jamie.
Jamie, your channel is the very definition of great content. A perfect balance between aesthetics and information.
I came across your long exposure video and now this one. These are fantastic in the way they are shown. Incredibly inspiring and well described.
What a great analysis! Awesome video! Keep doing these!
Always so thought provoking and always ....short films that are expertly constructed and so well edited....many thanks again. Now off to research the books you describe!
Brilliant insight and thoughts; thanks for articulating so well what we all probably fear/are feeling with this kind of imagery/experiences.
I absolutely loved this video and thanks so much for bringing Todd’s work to my attention. It brought past buildings and places in my past which resonated with me. Love this sort of content. Thanks 😊
Inspiring things mate! Thanks
Nice vdeo. Good description of that feeling. I definitely experienced it during the first lockdown of 2020, had to pick up something from a shop in a usually bustling shopping centre, it was bizarre, no music, no people murmuring and chattering, absolute silence, with the only noise being the squeak of my shoes on the polished tile floor echoing with extraordinary reverberation. Of course there was also the feeling that 'should I have been there picking up some spectacles for someone else who cannot see? Would the police ask me if this was essential?' This was back in april, when the media had convinced many people we were all going to die.
Once again, just an incredible video, in insight, inspiration, and overall quality. Thank you for your work!
This was phenomenally done🤟🏼
thank you for putting into words what so many of us only have a feeling about. Really really helpful.
Brilliant content, your videos are always such a joy to watch - very thankful!
You're my favourite CZcams-Artist. Thanks for continuing to make these!
Thank you very much for opening my eyes Jamie! I'm feeling inspiration coming back again.
Just got Tod's early works and now a video from the best photography yt creator. Feeling blessed
I really enjoyed this video. Very well done.