this actually made me emotional, beautiful words

I've learned so much from the Walkie Talkie series, Paulie and the guests of the series have been a blessing

The Trevor Wisecup episode is the single most amazing episode ive watched its literally changed my outlook on people doing street stuff so much

Paulie creates hands down the best stuff for photographers out there... im not even a street photographer but everything he puts out is exactly what i've been looking for - i get inspired, see new perspectives, im challenged, i feel like im hanging out with like-minded people, i learn, i have fun, and i simply look forward to every single new video

These Walkie Talkies and the Office Hours with Ruben have been super helpful in my photography journey.

I rolled my eyes when I saw the title, but I forced my self to push past and watch the upload, and boy am I glad I did. Paulie B, is a Gee! Don't take it from me, go and see, and you'll agree!… You've hit the nail right on the head, and yes, the title is correct, and now my rolled eyes are gonna have to atone!… PS. The Trevor Wisecup moment: "DON'T YOU EVER TAKE A F***ING PICTURE OF ME AGAIN IN YOUR LIFE!…" made my year!… The way he dealt with it… I'm still in awe!… Props! ✊🏿😎😇📸

What makes the series important to me is the human side of it. We always see the end product, but never the journey. Absolutely love the series.

been following paulie since his chicago early channel days. he takes great photos, the most interesting content, and seems like a humble down to earth dude. glad to see another fellow filipino do so well

EDIT*** DISCLAIMER: I don't know nor have I ever talked to Paulie B. So know I am unbiased when I say I also enjoy his photography and y'all talking trash about his work are weird for letting jealousy and hate cloud your judgement; especially those of y'all too p*ssy to share your portfolio sine you want to critique. To all the Europeans - if you want to cry about American's thinking we're the center of the universe either show me an artist doing this outside the states or shut up - you guys are so tired, assume if we live here we're natural citizens, and don't do anything but cry... just watch the video and select thumbs down or say I personally suck but LORD YOU GUYS JUST THROW HISSY FITS.

Love this Dee. There is so much in what you talked about and refreshing to hear, freeing in the reminder of why we have this desire to capture moments. As always, thanks for putting your time into this and for keeping it real.

Really good video man, it made me emotional tbh. I had never seen Trevor because I saw clips of him shooting aggressively with flash. But that clip, even though he said nothing new, it just resonated with me so much. He seems like such a good guy actually.

Great video as always ! That series is legit ! The insight and information so valuable! Also shows that we can be on the streets for hours…weeks…months just to get that one good image. The grind don’t stop ! Amazing work both channels !

So happy to see Paulie B. getting the spotlight he deserves! I hope more people discover his channel!

Couldn't agree more; more people need to see his stuff.

Finding your content has been awesome for me. You're saying all the things a lot of us are either thinking in the back of our minds or are wondering about. Very blunt but thoughtful commentary and advice. Thanks man!

Paulie B. is fantastic. It’s great to see him doing something for photography we have valued highly in the health care professions here in the Pacific Northwest for sometime: readily and kindly share what you do, what you know, want to learn in order to benefit society overall.

Love this! Paulie the goat yo. some of those videos have been so influential! Thought processes that I had, but have no photography friends to discuss them with. Gear, I would love to try, but don't want to read forum comments from people that don't take pictures, I want to actually see people use it... like those walkie talkie videos have been amazing, and some of the artists on there get to just talk, and I don't think you'll hear more open and honest conversations. Shoutout to you for bringing this to light, for the people that don't know.

I’ve binged Paulie B’s walkie talkies ever since I discovered them, they’re great and full of insight and things to learn. Can’t get enough!!

I'm pretty new to photography. I got my first camera on at the start of November last year. Finding Paulie's channel has been like pouring jet fuel on the fire of passion. Amazing references for learning, finding motivation, realizing what is really important in the art, and finding my own path to growing. Such an instrumental part of my journey and I'm so happy other people are putting him up where he belongs.

Man, Paulie B is literally meditative content.

Thank you Dee, this video was fantastic and you’re spot on with Paulie and his walkie talkie series.

Thank you for bringing Paulie B to my attention! Excited about diving into his series. Could not agree with you more, especially when you distilled the conditions we are in: "People want everything an artist has to offer, but they don't want to offer what the artist deserves".

My favorite Dee video yet. Such truth. You're candid...Paulie's walkie talkie videos are candid and interesting and the photographers in Paulie';s vids are, too.. I love hearing from these photographers...I may not shoot street very much but what they say just resonates across all photo genres. I've learned so much from you and all these street shooters. Appreciate you took any ego out of this video and just shared how you feel about another KZfaqr. Seriously a great video.

Legit series, watched every episode and all of them resonated with me in so many ways.

Bro, thanks for the video. I learned a lot, and (ofcourse) subscribed to you and Paulie B. Again, thank you so much! and greetings from Chile!

The Walkie Talkies just keep getting better. So many good ones lately, and Melissa O'Shaughnessy and Trevor Wisecup were forces of nature.

Yo man thanks for the videos. I am glad I've finally came across your channel, keep it up.

The Trevor Wisecup video was hugely entertaining and I learned so much.

I got no notification for this video. I love your honesty Dee and I admire your work.

Incredible job!!! I just subscribed 😊 I found Paulie B about a month ago and can't get enough of it.

You’re a real one for opening this world up to everyone. Thank you 🙏🏾

Amazing essay. I 100% agree. I watch every single walkie talkie I can. So educational and inspirational. Thank you for so succinctly speaking about this.

Freaking LOVE your channel man. Your work makes me just want to go out and shoot. Love how you burn down the gate between the camera and the field.

Thank you for making this video. Paulie B deserves his flowers now. I watch every episode of the walkie talkie, there are a lot of stories behind these photographers.

I’m just getting started with this hobby and enjoy his walkie talkies, I subscribed as I am enjoying your passion about photography and a no bs attitude.

Excellent man. Thanks for making this video. I will definitely check this series out.

Walkie talkie is my fave photography KZfaq series. The stories and thought process of the photographers are really interesting. Real people with no bs

Fantastic video, really love your message and viewpoint. Paulie B is the man too!

Great video and so many great points. Thanks for taking the time to put out such a valuable content. Really appreciate the many truths you touched on in this video.

Pauli and his guests are all top notch and walkie talkie is a better find than sliced bread

I agree. I recently discovered Paulie B’s Walkie Talkies and cannot get enough. They are so inspiring and motivating. So grateful for these.

I ran into Paulie B. on the street this past weekend. I said what's up and that I'm a fan. He was as cool in person as he is in the videos. I love that you made this video. Nice work!

You’re vídeo was truly educational and inspirational. I just like to walk around and take pictures, my occupation is a little far from photography but this fulfills a side of me that was putted aside and became to find space with this. I didn’t knew about this series os videos and you made look for it and subscribe. Thank you very much for that!

That’s a real nugget. Have some catching up. Spent most of my life as a creative and what I learned was this; art is what you do over a long span of time. I’m thankful for those who stick with it.

Respect bro, thanks for taking your time on this video.

Well said! Thank you for sharing Paulie B - something new to me.

you are by far my favorite photographer on KZfaq. I'm always left wanting to get out and photograph once I've listen to one of your videos

Pauline B and Walkie Talkie are great, Aways waiting and looking forward to a new episode, Its so cool living Street Photography on every video.

I love this video, always watching Paulie B and the photographers he has introduced me to have changed the way I look at my city with my camera - it takes all kinds of people, styles, cameras and ideas to make photography what it is today

Love Paulie B's series. His work is invaluable and unique-wholly authentic. Love that you're bring more light to his channel! Thoroughly agree with your thoughts here. Thank you for also expressing your thoughts here in such an organized way and articulating so clearly, as well!

Bro Love Paulie B. And Walkie Talkies. You a real one for highlighting him.

I just recently found his channel and have been binge watching his walkie-talkie series. They’re definitely inspiring!

I really love the Walkie Talkie series because we get the interview where the rubber meets the road and not in some stale studio. That series is as much about what’s not said as about what is. Two thumbs up!

I didn’t know about these videos, thanks so much for helping me to discover them 🙏

Paulie B's Walkie Talkie series is the most important photography project on the internet right now. It applies to everyone, not just Street Photographers. Amazing video.

The best days are the days a new Paulie B. video drops. ❤

Paulie B has hit the sweet spot. I think most street photographers are loners when shooting. I've tried and there's only one other tog I can shoot with, just. Listening to other photographers, their emotions, the ups and downs and even their movements out on the street brings validation to me, my strengths and weaknesses and encourages me to keep going. Great vid. Time to hit the streets!

Another great one Dee!

I like watching them again and again too. Since theres so much information to absorb as you get into this art theres little tid bits that you dont even catch cus you dont know what the f they are talking about in the beginning. I have yet to do a rewatch and not pickup up something new i missed or was ignorant of. Great video btw ✌️

Man, this video came at the right time.. and some of your comments are KEY for me.. For YEARS I would always take a camera out because I pressured myself to always find something to shoot. I've always loved photography, but I had this stupid expectation of myself that I have to make most of the photos I take as something good enough that I could some day sell, or whatever. It was a stupid mindset that I don't even know where it came from. But like you said there's tons of KZfaq personalities out there hawking the latest gear, presets, courses, etc., that just gave me anxiety that I should be doing better. I also found I haaaaated the amount of time I'd spend editing, and never fully be happy with the results. That alone probably killed half the love I had for photography. Sadly it took a whole mental breakdown recently (many things happening at once), for me to flip a switch in my brain realize I HAVE to stop shooting for the sake of what others might think, and shoot just for myself. I also dumped the majority of my m4/3 Olympus kit because I was constantly paralyzed with indecision as to what lenses to take (I had 8, plus old ones I had adapters for like Canon FD, Minolta..). Got a Fuji X-S20 and a 23mm and 35mm lens, and I just want to keep it simple. It's helping me love photography again, which is something I was worried I'd never get back. It's also been making me believe in myself a bit more as a photog, and making me feel WAY less pressure to be perfect at it. In fact, I'm embracing my imperfect photos. It's also awesome to just watch PaulieB's stuff and hear such candid talk from photographers and actually relate to them, instead of so many of these proped-up social media based photogs that are more interested in selling you things than actually talking photography. I've stopped following those, and follow more folks like you that have no qualms talking candidly. Thanks man. Glad I found your channel. I also very much enjoy that you call out people that just want to talk shit, cuz that helps no one. Keep that up! Much love from Canada!

Well said. Props for highlighting another KZfaqr.

Wow Great video, Im sure Paulie likes it. You spoke so much truth

So well said, brilliant video!

Ran into Paulie Midtown NY some months back.. great dude, great energy.. Love his platform and the WT series. I watch all of them! (well most)

Thank you for highlighting PB's series, and for continuing to provide your voice in this "beautifully ugly" collective journey called photography and life.

bruh you a real one. thank you for sharing this. you also said we'll learn what the B stands for I watched this video in it's entirety i may have missed it but still don't know what it stands for.

I find these talks valuable! They inspire me similarly to an uplifting sermon. 😄 I'm not being sarcastic. I've discussed with close friends, especially pro photographers, who tend to belittle Paulie B due to his perceived lack of an impressive portfolio. They criticize his promotion of a practice that saturates the streets with photographers following the same style - perhaps it's true. However, your presentation offered a refreshing and relatable viewpoint. It highlights the psychological benefits of finding joy in your passion. While most might not achieve fame or become magazine photographers, your talk offers a humanly understandable perspective on embracing what you love. I count myself among those motivated, inspired, and educated by watching Paulie B. Even my pro photographer friends have been, despite their concerns. Much of what the togs he's interviewed say resonates with me.

This was deep!! Thank you!

Spot on Bro. Love Pauline’s videos. Watch them repeatedly

Just one of the Walkie Talkie videos showed up in my feed a couple weeks ago and I have been watching them like crazy. It got me to dig out my camera and just go for a walk and photograph. I hadn’t really just gone out and shot like that in a few years.

I'm so picky about who I watch on here, and Paulie B is one of my faves. All his guests teach us to just pick up your camera, and just snap away. Be your own creations, and enjoy it. You're one of my faves too along with Vuhlandes and a few others.

Great video! I agree with you on sharing the knowledge of photography.

This video definitely didn't made me stop halfway through to go take photos. Definitely

THIS! 🖤🙌

Powerful. Great job!

Thank you brother… you inspired me🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Very great vid and reminder 👏

Excellent video, thanks for sharing!😊👍

paulie is putting people and the craft first, and it’s part of why the series so awesome. at the end of the day, street photography wins! s/o to both you and him 🫡

love you man!

Insightful video. Well done.👍

That 48sec intro made me smile immensely.

Paulie definitely doing the work that needs to be done. 👍

This guy is spittin again!!!

I don't know. I've watched these, and I think its important to make the distinction between the "KZfaq" or "Social Media" age of photography and that of say MAGNUM, Humanist and other. I think social media has DEFINED the term Street photography in a way that puts it outside its past. Often subject oriented instead of subject object, using the tools of graphic composition (unless you are intentionally doing this, like Alan Schiller) and often the Walkie Talkie videos are at a real basic level of inference by photographers that are either early in their careers or haven't really developed a particular visual language that they can call their own. Yes, all are absoultely dedicated. Joe Greer for instance has quite a following, but maybe he is a good case for the phrase "a little too much too soon." Anyway, doesn't matter. This is your opinion, and my opinion is that of someone who didn't really fall into new media like so many did. I do the work but I want it to be printed. I like books, but I don't have many. I make a living, but I publish a few times a year at most. This is the reality. We are living in a time where a lot of what we do on the streets is being systematically dismantled by privacy concerns, the false idea of "consent" when we are in a surveilence cukture, and social norms pushed by social justice that at once is good but also can be disarming when your only intent is to take a good photo that you yourself love. It's only when you show it to others that it becomes something else. Gatekeepers? Overused. I think we all want to take this saturation of imagery and make it something else altogether, to take what came before us and move it forward. I do at least. Maybe you do too. Good video. Thanks.

The walkie-talkies are great I love them , on the fly convos, I'm glad though that I grew up without social media because I can just go back to that. I feel sorry for those coming out of schol now and wanting to be a photographer, it's not the same as it was, now you have to take photo tours and workshops if you don't want another unrelated job .

here here, he is a legend for doing it!

Well said my bro keep on doing ur thing

Well said, just subscribed 🤝

💯truth! Well done!

5:00 really resonates with me, i feel the same way and at times and it sometimes cause me to shut down and step away just to escape that tug-of-war feeling between two different sides of myself.

Excellent! Thanks!

Paulie B and GXACE are the two individuals who got me into photography. Whats weird too is my favorite are Nature landscapes and wildlife. Neither of which either of them do.

Saved to watch at home with peace

could not agree more! Paul is on fire

I'm 70 now and still love photography but my college tutuor said "If you're in this to make money and become famous, forget it." It's nice when someone says they like a photograph or a drawing but I do it because I learn about the world and people and that's enough for me; life owes us nothing.!

I don’t know to point the exact reason but it pulled some tears.

Discovered so many great street photographers because of the Walkie Talkie series

Street photography us a genre that I love and try to practice eveytime I head out of the house. I love the walkie talkies and it has been very inspiring. If you love SP then you have come to the right channel but if you are not into it then maybe you should just move along.

Thank you