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  1. Hellooo, I hope you enjoyed the video and miiight feel like shooting a bit more :))

    Also much love to Squarespace for the continuous support of the channel! Head to https://www.squarespace.com/teocrawford to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain by using the code "TEOCRAWFORD" (also supports the channel).

    Have a great last week of the year and as we in Austria like to say, I wish you "an guaden Rutsch!" (a good slide into the new year haha)
    Teo

  2. 11:20 that is such a sick' photo it reminds me of a photo by massimo vitali i saw in munich. I think the white floor really brings out the foreground much rather than make everything look bad.

  3. So inspiring- the part about giving yourself permission to simply for compliance sake is so good.

    I just started a video journaling challenge to myself to spend time with musical lyrics like an atheist bible study and I started off hot with thumbnails and way too long but simplifying it it’s made me have better chances of finishing

  4. I was like…he is either scandinavian or german how did I know? By the accent? No, by the surroundings,? No. By the early 2000's touch-lamp that I, a 90's kid from Swede have identical in my parents house? Yes.

  5. This makes me feel motivated to do the challenge as well! I used to take lots of pictures and videos everyday, no matter what I was doing. After i moved to a new city with a new job, life has just been pretty busy and I just at some point stopped doing it. Now when I’m taking photos again, I realise that what i took are not as good as it used to be. I hope this challenge can be a good exercise for me! A great video! ❤

  6. Isn't there any website that helps photographers to post their work and website will help you to gain followers and get the recognition of your work and thus in turn get you a job

  7. Thank you for this, Teo. I haven’t picked up my camera since my trip to Iceland (earlier this year), always thinking I need to be somewhere new and beautiful to capture photos. This is a great reminder that all things around us have beauty and special moments to capture.

  8. Das Video ist so enorm gut, ich liebe den Schnitt soo sehr. Du schaffst es irgendwie das Flair von Filmfotografie auf das ganze Video zu übertragen.

    Benutzt du eigentlich irgendeine Art Belichtungsmesser oder hat deine Kamera Belichtungs- und Blendenautomatik? Ich hab nämlich selbst angefangen mit Film zu fotografieren und auch schon ein paar Rollen voll (aber noch nicht entwickelt), aber meine Canon AE-1 hat keine funktionierende Automatik mehr, meine A-1 aber schon. Ich weiß also leider noch nicht wirklich welche Methode wohl die besseren Resultate hervorbringt, hast du da vielleicht nen Tipp?

    LG von der Insel Rügen:)

  9. I really appreciate this video. I tried this challenge after watching this and I can say that it drastically helped me get back out there and shoot. After taking a bit of a break from photography due to life circumstances this was just the kickstart that I needed. Thank you!

  10. Hi Teo, where do you get your films developed around here in innsbruck? just got into film photography but I do not really have any knowlegde about that for now!
    thanks in advance, really nice video!

  11. Your video goes to show that photographing what we like, rather than what we think other people might like, is the way to go. A lovely, gentle and inspiring video, thank you

  12. This inspired me to write. I don't think anyone would want to read it, but here it is, anyway, inspired by the hard but inviting light depicted in many of the pictures.

    It's impossible to describe light to a blind man. It's just as difficult to describe it to a man with sight. I've not tried either, but I'm confident about it anyway.

    The light I'm thinking of was coming through the window, and with all the motes floating by in crowded throngs, the impression was that the light was moving, streaming in like glowing yellow liquid, splashing down on the wooden table in a perfect golden square. Of course the light was moving, but it might as well not be, with how fast, except then it was like it were moving slower, lazily pouring across a neglected black charging cable and three red paperclips that couldn't remember how they'd gotten there.

    It's impossible to describe light, but it might be possible to describe how it can make you feel, to a person with the eloquence to do so. This light was bright, of course, evidence of a sunny day, the world was still turning. It was good news, really. But that's not how it made me feel. It made me feel relaxed. The dust specs and the filtering of the light, the stillness and the forgotten red paperclips all told of stillness, in some perplexing, soundless, quiescent way. I might have breathed cool air in through my nostrils, then, felt the pleasure of my bare feet on the soft carpet, and let my eyes wander across the gold light, the saturated green from the tree leaves outside the dirty window-pane.

    I couldn't have stayed there forever. The moment was just a moment, and if I were there forever it would be something else, so although it's kind of sad that it couldn't last, that I couldn't stay there for even the same duration that the sun did, and the charging cable and the red paper clips with poor memories, I certainly could stay there for a bit longer, at least. A bit longer.

    And I did, with the sun and the square of light and the disordered crowd of dust flecks and the golden wood of the tabletop, and none of us said anything because we all understood that we were having a moment, and it would be gone soon. But not just yet.

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