The Stories Behind The Photographs With Alan Schaller - 10 for 10 Episode 2

I love these videos! It feels like you are sitting next to me drinking coffee! I especially liked the photo of the womnan in the airport. Yes, I noticed the straw before yo mentioned it! Very well done!

Cómo siempre, un deleite poder verte... Muchas gracias Alan!!

As said by others, this content is the most value you can deliver. So inspirational! So interesting! Fantastic!

Photo 9: i miss a part of the audio. Am I the only one?

Thank you….

Great video and amazing photography, thank you so much for sharing! Would you mind telling, where the distortion came from in photo 7?

Great video and amazing photography, thank you so much for sharing! Would you mind telling, where the distortion came from in photo 7?

Great video and amazing photography, thank you so much for sharing! Would you mind telling, where the distortion came from in photo 7?

Love the photos! Do you ever shoot film?

thank you

again your images are super! Simple, perfect and full of life! I hated the 24mm. I went back to 28mm. Loved everything! Bravo!

Very enjoyable and inspiring video, thank you!

Outstanding Alan.

Thanks especially for one thing here: For pointing out that you sometimes have to WAIT for a picture to HAPPEN!! There are some street photography nerds on YT who run around (being followed by a video cameraman, being VERY visible this way!) and clicking away on the run. Showing very mediocre pics as results. Because in this moment, a pictu re did NOT happen. Your stories are full of photo opportunities – plus time! Good lesson for many.

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Another great review of some interesting pictures. Cartagena and Japan are my favorites. Thanks !

More! More! More!. Absolutely addictive channel.

looks like? what ?
don't be lazie bro just read the exif :F

Absolutely love these photos and the explanation behind each one. Thanks Alan. Greetings from Australia. Michael.

The first image brings me back to the days I spent in the British Museum 10 years ago. You know what, I visited a temple which wasn't the one I aimed to in Kyoto, hahaha. Anyway, other excited stories. Look forward to next Episode. It seems that there are some sound track problems in the end of this video by the way, but not a big deal.

Great video, thanks a lot, i would love to watch more, but now with the editing, how do you manage to edit your photos?? do you use ligghtroom, photoshop with digitals, and also with film. Greetings from Mexico City

Thank you so much for sharing these behind the scene stories. The last shot is really dazzling but I must say I’m a bit frustrated because of the many unanswered questions I still have in mind ! (How much time and how many pictures did you take before you managed to shoot this one? Do you use burst mode to get these wonderful pigeon pictures of yours? I can’t believe it’s only by chance you succeed in capturing the perfect moment ! Pigeons are particularly challenging. I almost never succeed in capturing one with its wings wide open !!)
Oh, last question (although I don’t expect you’ll find the time to answer me): how do you frame with the 24mm? Do you use an external OVF, or live view, or do you just guess the frame by experience ?
Anyway, I can’t wait until the next 10-4-10 !!

Please, please, please bring down the volume of the ‘background’ music.

Fabulous Alan, especially the Brit Museum, Tokyo & Seoul shots .. masterpieces

Thanks. You mention always having a camera with you, but no mention of your pigeon ?

as someone who dabbles in street photography when I see a fellow street photographer (when I don't have my camera) waiting for someone to walk through their scene I often try to second guess and walk exactly where I think they want me.

Bonjour Alan. Excellente vidéo. J’ai appris beaucoup de chose en te regardant. Ta chaine es fantastique et tes photos sont sublimes. J’aimerais savoir comment tu édites tes photos. Une vidéo sur ce sujet ?

Wonderful images all. Not only because of the composition, which is always fantastic, but also because each image is perfectly exposed. I'm guessing that you have likely already created a video covering how to meter for such high contrast situations so as to properly expose the subjects. I'll go searching for this now, but if you should see this comment you might reply with a link or with the title of the appropriate video so that others can refer to it. With much gratitude, a very happy subscriber

A funny and intelligent photographer talking about his work. What can go wrong?

Greetings! I’m a fan of your work 📷 Very Nice! 💯

Discovered your channel a week ago and love everything. Keep up the wonderful content and awesome style! Don’t listen to people that say no to camera gear reviews or EDC - I am interested in your opinions and what you carry photographing!

Thank you. You open our eyes.

Alan has always some positive energy, his videos are often fun but also very romantic.

Alan please come to Korea for book signing!

Great video, again. Two questions: When you go out, you decide before you leave which lens to bring or do you bring several? How do you decide to shoot 35 or 50mm? Cheers.

Great photos

Well done! Enjoyed this immensely. Cheers.

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Hi Alan I’m 76 and taking photos for most of my life. I love your work especially the lady walking down the stairs wearing the large hat. I’m using a Fuji xe1 & a xe2s keep up the great work I’m enjoying every one of your posts.

great inspirations

Your photos are always inspiring and superbly interesting- my fav was the bamboo forest

What a fantastic video!!! The pic of the woman on the bench is absolutely amazing!!
I only just discovered you. I am truly inspired by your work and humorous style!!!

As a great fan, it is amazing, especially the lady on the bench. Great leading lines, and the angle of that straw, I didn’t see that until you mentioned it 😉.
Regards from The Netherlands.

Enjoyed the insightful commentary.