Photographers you follow on Youtube

[MGJ2]

Inspired by a remark that satans worm made in another thread, which photographers do you follow on Youtube.

A few photographers I follow:

Mike Gray: https://www.youtube.com/c/MikeGrayFilm/featured, a young photographer in Los Angeles. I like the way he appraoches his photography and how he explains what he does and why he does things this way.

Peter Coulson: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1rGqETAL7_rAElj9... An experienced photographer from Australia. Like the accent, like his pictures. He has a fantastic studio.

Laredo Montoneri, https://www.youtube.com/c/LaredoMontoneri/featured... An Italian photographer in New York, His accent is reason enough to watch his videos.

Steve O'Nions, https://www.youtube.com/c/SteveONions/featured. He shoots a lot on large format. Like how he explains his method and his calmness.
Todd Korol, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ33ldV4AWqroqqjD... The Canadian version of Steve O'Nions.

Ian Hippolyte, https://www.youtube.com/c/ianhippolyte/featured. A young photographer from London. I like his modern and new approach to photography.

So, who do you recommend?

[seanyfez]

Craig Prentis

A decent photographer across a number of formats. Generally has his dog with him!

Nothing recent on his site though - he has been in the wars a bit - but worth looking back through his channel, it's very relaxing.

Edited by seanyfez on Wednesday 17th March 14:13

Edited by seanyfez on Wednesday 17th March 14:16

[MGJ2]

Haahaa. I am litterally now watchting him: 4x5 | Cuckmere Haven | Fomapan 100 b&w...

Due to his illnes he has not posted much last year so I forgot to mention him:

https://www.youtube.com/c/CraigPrentisPhoto/featur...

[seanyfez]

MGJ2 said:

Haahaa. I am litterally now watchting him: 4x5 | Cuckmere Haven | Fomapan 100 b&w...

Due to his illnes he has not posted much last year so I forgot to mention him:

https://www.youtube.com/c/CraigPrentisPhoto/featur...

Good man! I have just updated my message to say that....although I cocked up the link which I will now remove!

[rst99]

Photography Online https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPGVcUjuoNmZopQcM... Excellent magazine program from Skye

Gary Gough https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY0ceNJ1gybHYUmGjoz0YsA Landscapes

Gavin Hardcastle https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7IC-t-t5TTmXOFWh... Landscapes

Mads Peter Iverson https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrWU2BpF6zvRFnkYH... Landscapes

Nick Page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxv1rK6prSp2aoNqN... Landscapes

North Borders https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJKUqZzNqhy-2aecE... Street & Cars

Edited by rst99 on Wednesday 17th March 15:59

[ch37]

Nigel Danson
https://m.youtube.com/c/NigelDanson/

UK landscape photographer, very good production values (considering he is shooting himself alone in the field) and always an easy watch. His Lightroom stuff is dead easy to follow too.

[MGJ2]

ch37 said:

Nigel Danson
https://m.youtube.com/c/NigelDanson/

UK landscape photographer, very good production values (considering he is shooting himself alone in the field) and always an easy watch. His Lightroom stuff is dead easy to follow too.

Added to my list!

[ch37]

Has the 'amateur motorsport photographer' niche been filled on YouTube? Haven't ever found anything worthwhile.

[FunkyNige]

Omar Gonzalez has a lighthearted photography channel that has a lot of tips for Fuji cameras and general tips and tricks. He's an events / portrait photographer mainly so there's a lot about lighting, the Lightroom process, etc.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRfgHb3W-Nb7uvdX8...

[steveatesh]

Mark Galer, Sony ambassador, learned so much from him on how to set up and use my Sony stuff.

Thomas Heaton, landscape photography

Nigel Danson, landscape photography

Gary Gough, Landscapes

Simon Baxter, woodland photography, very easy to watch, uses relaxing background music.

Tim Kelly, portraits in the studio

Felix Kunze, lighting

Andy Hornby, landscape, portraits, HDR and time lapse

Paul Reiffer, Capture One

Various Affinity Photo experts.

Edited by steveatesh on Friday 19th March 19:24

[satans worm]

Nick Carver - large format film, but i think would appeal to any landscape photographer , very relaxing watch

Ben Horn - another large format photographer who is extremely calm and interesting, specialises in Zion national park in USA

Jared polin / fro knows photos - more of a gear reviewer/ latest news, and a bit loud, slightly amusing approach, marmite.

Tony and Chelsea - mainly gear reviewers/ latest news , again a bit marmite,

Matt granger - model photographer

Edited by satans worm on Saturday 20th March 18:33

[dxg]

steveatesh said:

Thomas Heaton, landscape photography

It really like this guy. Also following his van conversion with interest.

However, how do these guys make money? There have been a couple of Heaton's landscapes (usually playing with light) that I have thought incredible and looked to see if there were any prints available, but what's available is such a small subset...

[chrismarr]

satans worm said:

Nick Carver - large format film, but i think would appeal to any landscape photographer , very relaxing watch

I really enjoy his videos. One of the few who doesn't annoy me with nonsense.

[MGJ2]

chrismarr said:

I really enjoy his videos. One of the few who doesn't annoy me with nonsense.

Completely agree with this. Thank you for suggesting Nick Carver, I have spent a few hours watching his very entertaining videos.

satans worm said:

Nick Carver - large format film, but i think would appeal to any landscape photographer , very relaxing watch

Ben Horne - another large format photographer who is extremely calm and interesting, specialises in Zion national park in USA

I just saw in the comments under a Nick Carver video a comment posted by Ben Horne, it seems they know eachother as well.

Edited by MGJ2 on Sunday 21st March 08:37

[tsp]

Great idea for a thread. Here are a few of my favourites.

Grainydays - Film photography mixed with slightly dark humour

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx4MHIcTdwdcmJ5ac...

Peter Mckinnon - Got to be one of the most successful youtube photographers, I am surprised he hasn't already been mentioned

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3DkFux8Iv-aYnTRW...

Becki & Chris - Really cool life style channel of them traveling around the US and Canada in their own helicopter (the Millennial Falcon) Also some interior design videos amongst the photography content.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIXKkzlHjD1rUPOLR...

Chris Hau

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRte954rw0oeMWFro...

[MGJ2]

tsp said:

Grainydays - Film photography mixed with slightly dark humour

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx4MHIcTdwdcmJ5ac...

Another photographer I follow but I think 3 videos is the most I can watch in a row.

[SCEtoAUX]

Tony and Chelsea always strike me as a bit... well... you know....

Fro just annoys the crap out of me.

[steveatesh]

SCEtoAUX said:

Tony and Chelsea always strike me as a bit... well... you know....

Fro just annoys the crap out of me.

Agree with both of these observations.

I watch T and C if I have a bit spare time and nothing better to do, but not if I want to find out anything particularly useful.

[MGJ2]

"About photography, not about the gear"

https://www.youtube.com/c/ThePhotographicEye/featu...

highly recommended!

[rst99]

Ewan Dunsmuir - Scottish photographer based in New Zealand doing landscapes. A nice relaxing watch.