4 Tips for Telling Stories with Your Camera feat. Daniel Milnor, Documentary Photographer
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2019
- Do you ever feel you need to get unstuck and learn a new approach for telling stories with your camera instead of just random images? Then listen to Dan Milnor, an outstanding documentary photographer, as he describes his process and approach that you can instantly put to use.
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In just under 5 minutes a concise introduction to photo journalism..and making you personal images stronger.
Dan has a fantastic way of explaining story telling as a photographer -including some painful decisions you might have to make. I'd love to hear if you use these tips and the stories you tell with your own photos.
Thanks to this video I learned something new and useful, "Foreground, midground and background."
Yep gotta look at all 3 in each image
This is what I got out of this and “follow a story theme” and put those three things into it .
I was thinking the same thing.
This is an absolute gem of an interview. Really sound and inspiring photographic advice. Best five minutes I have spent on CZcams. Thank you Marc and Dan.
Loved the part where Brad Pitt was telling us about documentary photography.
Yes great to have Brad on other side of a camera!
When editing this, I made the exact comment that he looked like Brad Pitt! I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought this!
@@JaredMillsIA I thought Rob Lowe.
@@MVKrajnak I can definitely see that one too
i tought the EXACT same thing!I don't know why he remember me Brad in Allied movie :D
Dan Milnor said so much in those few minutes and able to make it clear that slowing down and getting those three elements of a photo, the foreground, midground and background to build depth and all tied together with good lighting. Thanks for video!
I know San, in under 5 mins! We love him!
"In terms of telling stories, I think you have to make some decisions as a photographer. You have to make some rather painful realizations about telling stories with photographs." Dan Milnor
Great advice.
Marc, thanks for bringing us these stories on CZcams.
Thanks Marc. Seems like ages since we did this. We have to remedy that! Appreciate you featuring this piece.
You bet Dan, we'll make it happen soon! we love to hear your wisdom!
always appreciate that wisdom and experience of others : )
Excellent advice, concisely put. To really see, you can't rush. Thank you, Dan. And Marc.
You always make interesting, thoughtful and enjoyable presentations; thank you; do more...and never become tired!!!
Thanks Milan! Good to hear from you!
Another great interview with very useful content. Thanks!!
i have watched several of your dan milnor interviews. i really appreciate his insights. thank you both for the effort and the sharing. thumbs up.
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Great! Thank you for this amazing material.
This was great despite having no intention of doing reportage; love that! Thank you :D
Amazing tips, Thank you!
Always something new to learn,thank you and nice editing.
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Nice to see them manual Ms in the field!❤️
I agree with what he says that photography must tell us something, a story. Sometimes I see photographs that are dedicated to street photography that make sounds to cause reactions or only take faces of astonished people but the environment says nothing. If I am going to take pictures of a person I like to know what he is doing if he is a craftsman, delve deeper into it and so take the photos which will have a greater meaning. And patience is the mother of all virtues.
This guy is great... thank you for one finding him and the other sharing him. There is something to him that just re-supports who I am as a photographer. Great video! )))
Thanks we love him too!
I really enjoy Milnor's thoughts on photography...and his thoughts in general. He has some great writing on his website. This was a really good video.
🙏 we love having him on AYP.
Wow.. just the essence. Good one! I watched the long episode of this more than 10min. This is the gist of that. I wish i haven't seen that video.
I didn’t know this channel so I didn’t expect this video to be THIS good when I clicked on it.
Such a great concise interview with so much valuable information in just a few minutes. I’m inspired!
Hey Marco! So great to hearing!
Love your videos ❤️ being a Canadian documentary photographer in Santiago Dominican Republic . I have had that so often "what are you doing" and Spanish is a must ... I did a week to 2 week baseball project. And a few week shoot about a small community below a bridge that lives with the constant threat of flooding from a polluted river , canal . Such a tragic situation and all alone no government support
This is gold!!!!! Thank you for this.
Glad you loved it!
Great interview! Anyone have an idea what camera bag he's using in the footage of him in the field (like at 4:33 )? It looks like one that'd work great for me (always hard finding just the right one).
Dan is a G!… I needed to hear this. Thanks a million :0)
Veryvery fine and helpful, thank you
Nice. Inspiring !!
This is useful and inspiring, thanks. Think I’ll subscribe.
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Another great vid Marc
Thanks again Sebas!
I've had a Canon rebel t3i for years, and have just started using it to take engagement pictures and couples for my friends! But I'm hoping to get into film photography and focus more on capturing candid moments and stories. I love your work!
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Another great video the best on CZcams imo
If only you did longer more in depth interviews and tips
Thank you..
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Interesting material. Thank you for posting. You have a new subscriber. Be well.
Purposeful storytelling. Got it. Can you covers on composition? Thanks
Yes we hit on that fairly often. Stay tuned
Great topic will definitely put it to use
Love to hear how you use it, let us know.
Very informative and interesting!
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Love your channel
🙏love hearing that!
Thanks a lot!👏
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Thank you for this video!!! Especially the kfc (Klan) photo :) Btw I love Ryan Reynolds in this video, his role as deadpool was astounding
this is the best comment
thank you
Dan is the Man. He really knows his work.
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Thank you!
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Love it
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Does a full auto P&S camera easier to take an image that tell story than a full manual like Leica M camera?
It’s really your preference. Bob Holmes shoots on P for example. The main thing is knowing your camera so well that it doesn’t slow you down at that crucial moment! Or get in the way of your creativity💥
Cool video nice
It warms my heart to know that brad pitt also is passionate about photography
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Great tips.
Glad you like it Sharon, always good to hear from you!
@@marcsilber I would love to see more of him. Great to hear from you as well :-)
@@sharonleibel we're working on it, stay tuned!
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@3:27 loads film into his Leica. Nice
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8 years old and republished. Yet interesting. Is he still not using digital photography?
He shoots Fujifilm too. See his blog shifter.media
@@Joe_VanCleave Nice to find you in a comment Joe, your videos are awesome too.
I watch Daniel's videos just to see what eyewear he is rocking. Then for the advice
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Excellent but, for me, much too short and it left many unanswered questions. Can you please interview him again? It's like only having one lick of an ice cream!
Yes we will be. So leave your questions for him here
Some questions from this amateur photographer. 1. Do you still use film cameras and why? 2. Do you still use Leica rangefinders and why? 3.What sequence of shots do you plan to tell a story? 4. When do you press the shutter button? Thanks, Kevin
Daniel in Color. Don't get used to it, Guys :)
You want him in color?
@@marcsilber BW is nice, But sometimes it's too grungy and hard to swallow. The"why it works" video had this brightness in the background that it was hard to watch in BW contrast. And believe me, I know. I live in a country where the CA sun is our spring :-)
Since when were photos one dimensional?
That's Brad Pitt doing a behind the scenes between 7 years in Tibet and Spy Game
Spot on!
@0:38mm I miss the time when photographer didn't give a fucck about noise. Now we have Tons of vids from clickbait artist like the northrups about how bad noise is etc..
Makta972 A.Men.
Because Noise on digital looks bad! , on film looks beautiful and it’s a extra tool that you can use for your photography , some digital produce organic noise (grain) like the first Canon 5D.
God this dude reminds me of Rob Lowe
Photographs are two dimensional not one dimensional.
If Brad Pitt only weren't always in such a hurry!
Man, many of those photo's are really grainy which means he was using the wrong settings.
Not necessarily. It all depends on film speed and developer being used.
Part of the art. Focus, grain, light, color or lack there of are all part of style and personal signature. It’s up to you to create the right recipe that defines it as art!
"High speed" film
Not at all
He is pushing his film
The grain is the beauty
Cool video nice