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Always, fantastic! fantastic! fantastic!, your videos, thanks Adrian

Great video!

There aren't many better places to be a fogtographer

Loved the video. What kind of filter are you using on your small camera?

I learned that I do not like to take pictures with a phone, which made me stop looking for photographs in the city. After I got a small point and shooting (Canon IXUS) that my parents weren’t using, I started making images almost every day, even in my not so interesting neighborhood. Good video as always!

If you hate the heat (as I do), you should come to visit northern Norway 🙂 Love your pictures, you inspire me a lot!

Maybe I should get into the burbs one day because when I visited San Francisco for the first time 10yrs ago I thought it was a complete sh*t hole and I vowed to never return and have seen many times over it's gotten much worse. Maybe one day I'll go back for the fog. Maybe.

awe inspiring work,you are capturing the soul of the city indeed, I can look at your images for hours

Can you please make a video about the war you edit your photos? Much appreciated.

Hi Adrian, you make a No Parking Sign look like a great Composition with the Fog. Loved the Church and the Horse Statue, All of your photos are beautiful. You are so right when you say there are images to be taken anywhere and the Mundane. Not that San Francisco is Mundane but you know what I mean, figure of speech. Many thanks Adrian 😊.

Great video, great images ❤

What a place to be trapped in! Thank You for another cool video.

Just stumbled onto your Channel today. Excellent content and subjects. I retired from Chicago to Japan and have rediscovered photography. Such a soothing way to spend retirement. Look forward to binge watching your work. You tell your story very well. Desde Espana? Next up … Japanese Ink prints. Keep it going. Cheers

Amazing photographs, they show a side of the city I wouldn't expect to see. Your channel is such a gold mine of inspiration. With the compact camera, do you find that the smaller sensor plus cropping to square format restricts you when it comes to printing the image at all?

You have an amazing eye to pick out random urban subjects. I also though the foghorn at 0:18 was the "Jaws" theme! Thank you for sharing. Stay cool!

Do you know fog filters ? just joking

love it!

Hey Adrian, I’m pretty sure you already know, but just in case you don’t, that white flowering bush at what looks like China Beach (0:30 seconds into the video) is poison hemlock. Be careful with it! I learned the hard way.

Спасибо тебе мужик за твое творчество, ты очень сильно вдохновляешь меня!!!

You’re nailing the beauty of a small compact camera

Very nice. Do you miss your rx100 vii ? 6:47 insane shot and edit.

I lived in Portland Oregon up until 2000, it was a wonderful place to live and photograph back then. I'm in Eastern Oregon now and it's going to be 90F and sunny until October... Oh well. At least it's safe to live here. And though not preferred by me, there are ways to make good photographs when it's bright and sunny out.

Really beautiful, creative images, Adrian. I love your quiet, meditative approach so easy to watch and listen to. Thank you 😊

Awesome

I like your photography from the city. It's interesting to see what catches your eye. Thanks for sharing.

I lived in San Francisco for many years, and people don't understand how cold summers can be. I know the weather forecast will say it's going to be in the 60s, but when the wind kicks up and the fog blows in, you are going to want a jacket. You can often spot visitors who aren't familiar with the weather -- they are walking across the Golden Gate Bridge in shorts and a souvenir fleece from somewhere in Fisherman's Wharf.

Great video, beatiful photos!

Just watched your video which I really enjoyed. I've walked multiple Caminos but never in winter. Reminded me very much of my native Scotland. Ultreia et Suseia.

Another interesting and helpful video from you. Thank you very much.

Very nice, concise presentation. I mostly know these precepts but need prompting all the time, and this was one of the best prompts. I also very much enjoy your no-music walks; I've been recognizing Presidio Park in San Francisco. I guess if you want fog, you're in the right place. Thanks!

Thanks!

Wonderful images.. but It's the photographer the creator and not the camera.

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Fiber base paper please. RC paper is only for test, but not for serious printers. Your images are so beautiful you have to print on fiber base paper.

Thank you

Welcome Aboard!

Sognefjorden will be destroyed by at least three wind power plants in the coming years. We go there next week to start photographing it down. Next summer we go to France, then we settle by Sognefjorden to photograph it all down. When done, we settle in France.

I have a similar list that is also arranged by major traits, for exemple I'd call it French photographer or Canadian, maybe their work is in close relationship to their country because they were documenting it like HCB and others. It could also be called WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS because their work was heavily influenced by their femininity or some kind of women fight. A section that I like is PHOTOGRAPHERS QUOTES AND PHILOSOPHY. Self explanatory, it's always inspiring to read their ideas. Another important section I have is of course the books section where I write down every book I want to buy either if I see it online or in a shop.

Did the police come because of a possible copyright infringement because you were taking screenshots? 😂

Love this!

What useful advice. It persuaded me to create a web site and perhaps a blog. Thank you.

Oh wow, I can't believe I find myself in one of your videos as an inspiration 😮❤. And again we have something in common - I also keep work that inspires me in my apple notes app and some in Pinterest - including many of your photos 😊. The notes app is amazing for all these things. As you said it is very easy to find everything either with folders, search or via tags and I also include links to the artist's websites or Social Media. I like your idea of analyzing images by writing and sketching on them on the tablet.

Really useful ideas. Thank you.

What an excellent idea!! Took screen shots of the list you displayed😊 for my reference. Can you share the list of the photographers you have maintained?

Great suggestions; thanks for making this video!

first photographer in my list of inspiring work is ... @aows :-)

excellent inspiration

Great idea. I use Notes on an iPad, but have never used it on the desktop computer. I can’t seem to find a way to format it on the iPad they way you are showing it, with an index column on the left and the actual information in a separate larger column on the right. I will try to see if the Notes app on the desktop computer is different, because I love your general idea. I try to keep different photographers work and how they go about achieving their results, in my head, but it’s limiting, doing it that way.

found something i like: burnt trees

Your photography, Adrian, is inspiring. I find inspiration on RUclips and Instagram. I haven't purchased any photography books lately but I do check them out of the library regularly. I have two library books here now.