Paul shares his reasons why he thinks you should start a Photography project.
He share Leica Q2 Monochrom images and reveals his next Photography project and some new street photography taken with the Q2 Monochrom.
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19 responses to “Why you should start a Photography Project – Leica Q2 Monochrom”
Great video! just saw your channel on here yesterday and I can't stop watching your content. Thank you so much
The photos are good. Please can you mention your camera settings along with the picture. It will be useful to understand
Hi Paul , just found your channel and enjoyed the last video. I’m now a subscriber!
Thank you very much for your remarkable and useful videos and contents. So inspiring. May I ask about the camera setting you used while taking portrait shots inside the metro? Shutter speed, iso, aperture, metering? I understand you used zone focusing.
I’ve been doing a fun project called “Alleys” where I walk up one alley and see what I can find. It’s been a great exercise in seeing rather than looking, and just gets me outside. Nice video, keep it up!
Great Video Paul, like your pictures since I found you here. I live part time in London and love the city by their unlimited opportunities to take photos. Would love to see a project about people in pubs as there are many in London with an amazing atmosphere. Thank you for sharing your work with us.
Another great video Paul .I'm always particularly interested in hearing how other photographers get the shot; ie whether they use zone focussing etc.
I'm also a Q2Mono shooter, and I spend lots of time in London(I've lived here my whole life) shooting street scenes and whatever else catches my eye. Maybe we'll bump into each other in the big smoke some day 🙂 Keep up the good work !
Hello from France! Love your entire channel Paul! I always learn things in your videos. And your delivery is very good too, with a calm voice and a lovely Northern accent
Love the bnw depth of your photos
Great suggestion, Paul. I’ve read about the importance of projects, and you underscore it here. By the way, are all the portraits you shared here shot with your Q2M? And do you record your videos with the Q2M? Thanks for the inspiring work!
Hi Paul, again a good video from you what triggers me this time especially. I bought a Leica Q 3 months ago. Two weeks ago I was able to try it out for the first time in Qatar. The street photos were almost all good, but for landscape and architecture I probably didn't use it properly.
I find the idea with a photo project super, however, I live in a rural area and I always have the feeling that the environment offers no photo motifs. In London or generally abroad it seems to be a little "easier". But probably you would find suitable motifs even here in the boring area. Any ideas are more than welcome😉. Keep up your good work!
Could you possibly do a video on your mentorship’s? What’s included, your approach, any details like that.
I have been really thinking a lot about a photography project to start. There are a lot of ideas but nothing resonates with me deeply. I do complete a end of year book each year of my best memories and photos but want something else
I’m always here for the photography and your stories but that jacket!!! That jacket is so badass!!
Great photography – makes me want a trip to London!
Thanks for the update and sharing your project. Great idea and really nice images
…..in response to your question, I’d be interested to see you doing your editing
Some great images – stunning quality
I actually just started one, as I just got my Q2M, doing a year long project with Monthly themes, resulting in a book and Monthly video’s.
Thank you for the video , i too like B&W photography , my next project (after fasting month – Ramdhan ) will be abradant Places , all over my country ( Oman ) — i have done Mosques on Oman, Lights of Muscat , Forts of Oman