Hi Roman, Excellent video, well presented as always. One thing I would say with reference to composition is that layers in an image are usually beneficial to the overall composition. By layers I'm referring to foreground midground and distance. If you can link all of those with something in each layer that is relevant to the story it will make the image that much stronger. this can apply to the colour & tone also, combine the two and you will end up with a very good image. Great stuff and very informative. thank you. Take care and enjoy the hair cut😁😁 😎

HEY ROMAN, I AM A FREELANCE STREET PHOTOGRAPHER. I FOUND A LOT OF TUTORIAL VIDEOS ON KZfaq. BUT YOU ARE ONE OF THE MOST CLEAR AND GOOD TUTOR TBH. LEARNT A LOT FROM YOUR VIDEO ESPECIALLY THE LAST POINT, YOU CHECK YOUR PHOTOS A FEW DAYS LATER AND FOUND THEM OVER COOKED, HAVE THE SAME FEELING SOMETIME TO ME😂 THANKS AGAIN FOR THE SHARING, ❤ FROM SHANGHAI🇨🇳

The best lesson I learned from this tutorial has been to think about the actual image whether it was warm or cool so that white balance & colour grading can accentuate the same feel further 🙌 thanks a lot man 👍

Thank you Roman will try these ideas on some of my images kind regards Howard Rollinson

Thanks Roman for all your shared knowledge. You mentioned in a previous video they weren’t for professionals but I’ve been one for over 25 years and find your work and advice very inspiring. Just posted my first London photo walk and plan on shooting many more. My recent XT4 purchase was due to your advice and use and it doesn’t disappoint. Please keep on doing what you do. Thank you!

Appreciate the time stamps, really helps when I watch them again. Thanks!

the quarantine made me find this channel and man i love it!! keep it up . greetings from a venezuelan guy living in Portugal!

Thanks for putting timestamps, it is really useful and helpful... I wish more people had this in their videos... its a great idea :)

Very useful, thank you, Roman! I am going to travel next week, so will try the story telling photography

Thank you!

Excellent tutorial, love how you teach and your photography. Thank you!

Smashing it mate keep it up

Thank you Roman for this wonderful and informative video. I got a lot out of it.

I only found your channel recently as I’m about to buy into the Fuji ecosystem and our photography interests are quite similar. Baffles me that your channel isn’t larger, your videos are great 👍🏻🤔

Fantastic video. One of the best I have seen on photographic storytelling. Well done my man.

Good video, very informative i shoot on 35mm and 120mm film 90 % of my free time off work, watching this video opened my eyes to digital editing, time to get my fuji xe2 out of hibernation. Cheers Roman

Very good video/tutorial Roman. Thank you for sharing.

Amazing video! The information is very helpful

Thanks for the video Roman. Good content and very informative.

Superb video. Really good content that’s easy to digest and follow. A lot of this I would do as my own process but you put some great informative information over the perhaps basic tools. 👍🏽

This is a fantastic tutorial. I appreciate all of the detail that you cover - well done!

Very informative and helpful Roman, thank you!

love it, it was fantastic

This was excellent.. I learned a great deal..thank you!!!

Always the best mr Fox.

Best of the best

The lockdown hair kinda grew on me ❤️

you`re a gem, thank you big time!!!

Wow - a Great video as always. And I don’t know why, i think now it’s the time for a new iPad. 😅 to be honest, my old iPad works like on its first day. But it is not compatible to the pen. Thank you so much .....Greetz from 🇩🇪

Solid video Roman, definitely learned a lot from it🙏

Hillo I like your style how to vlog. Nice content.

I want to try this with the snapseed apron my tablet and android phone

great content. thanks !

Nice video, thanks for explaining all the different points. By the way, Lightroom Classic has split toning for midtones now.

Amazing content. Great work!

Another cracking vid mate....

Hey, Roman. Enjoy your channel. Just a bit of constructive criticism on this one. I'm not sure that sets, composition, and aspect ratios are really on topic (except in the very broadest sense) if the question is what gives an image a cinematic look. I'm not saying that these aren't good topics or that your thoughts weren't helpful but these weren't why I clicked on the video. I was seconds away from clicking off to a different video when you finally turned to the question at hand. Looking forward to future content.

Hi Roman. I just thought I'd say hello. I'm a UK pensioner shooting an XT2, mainly street, architecture, and a bit of landscape. I started out with a Rolleiflex when I was 20, a few breaks over the years, but still loving it. Very much enjoying your content, so thanks very much for your hard work. Do you script these vids?

Amazing Work ✌️

Great vid as always!

Hey Roman, great explanation, thanks for sharing. Do you think the cinematic look will only works on a cloudy day or with flat light condition?

nice photos

which lens do you use to film a roll

I like your videos for their useful content but, aesthetically, I’ve grown quite fond of your current haircut - it’s quite retro.

Damn you look like a young Mark Occhilupo ( legendary surfer )

Hey Roman is that the ipad pro 11 or 12.9?

using Lightroom? I thought you had switched to Capture One (not that there's anything wrong w/ that, just curious!) also, didn't know LR had the fuji film simulations like C1

You need more subscribers hahaha thanks a lot for sharing this with us