To engage in ART is to engage in mistake making. This is the pathways towards our best work. Keep up the great work my friend! Love the vids as always.

The title of this video is the truth. Photography has definitely been a journey for me as i been experimenting with vintage prime lenses.

I sometimes get frustrated by a sense of just not being all that creative (other photographers blow me out of the water in the creativity department), and generally by a lack of skill, BUT seeing work and hearing someone like you talk about it gets me excited to keep going out and shoot, and of course I know I’m getting better each time I grab a camera and point it at something. Even if I come home with nothing, I look at the world with intentionality. And when I do come home with a photo I’m happy with, I got one more piece of the puzzle which is my life! =)

I'm not a photographer but I've been enjoying your content for years. Every book is better than the other, incredible. On another note, If I were you, I would never shave that beard ( : you pull it off well and it looks great. Just saying ( :

I agree about the camera info at the bottom of the page. As you turned the pages my eyes went to the text first.

Ted, you give me a reason to look forward to Fridays!; Thank you.

I really like the book project videos you host, Ted. As you say, great examples of the Journey. A lot of dedication and hard work put out by these folks and it’s really cool to see their work gain recognition through your channel. Love everything you do for us, Ted. I learn something great every video you produce. Thanks!

I just love these videos about books and magazine. Thanks a lot. It inspired me to actually, or finally, do two books of my own. I have traveled extensively in South east Asia the last 12 years and I have now made one books called “”Monks I met” with pictures of monks I met in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. The other book is a mix of pictures from the journeys through the same area plus Indonesia and Vietnam. I’m waiting for them to arrive next week. I’m so excited.

Very true Ted Forbes anything in the creative world takes a journey to unfold! Love all three books you showcased in this video, it shows the amount of talented people all around the world. And you making content in this channel sure helps us all a lot! P.S. The Beard looks great on you!

Love the way you review the work Ted. Seeing other photographers books is really inspirational. I have just made my first book and on my KZfaq channel I’m experimenting with videos of my work.

Awesome projects Ted! I love your way of explaining all those. I have been following your channel since 2017.. These videos are always great.

Moving slowly back into photography and the concept of a journey is very motivating so thanks for this video. And I agree that the camera and lens info could easily be moved to the back of that fabulous collection. Many photographers are -- among other things -- gear heads -- and might be distracted by that information,

IMHO you still are the best photography podcast ever

Yes, more like this, please. Get creative and personal with your thought process and topics. You have an excellent eye and are a gentleman reviewer who offers insights while still be considerate of the artist and the audience, plus you have a sense of humor. These posts spotlight your talent at spotlighting others' great work. Bravo. And thank you.

I have to remember to focus on one project at a time !

Always loving your insights Ted and love the beard man! Thank you!

That beard suits you well Ted! Great ep. as always

Thanks very much, Ted! I'm especially grateful for your choice of exhibiting the 100 days of darkness book, it particularly resonated with me. Also appreciated your comments on Jonathan Laney's book. I'm struggling (at 76 years old) with what do do with photographs I've made in the last ten years or so. I don't see a book as being the right medium for the work I've done, save for snapshots from a family gathering that might possibly be of interest to grandchildren and great-grands. David duChemin recommends a monograph, and I've made a shot at that. I'm really sure that the monograph I've done won't be of interest to anyone, and I certainly don't plan to print it. I've made collections of images with various themes, and experimented with having text to accompany the images. The collections serve to be a focus of conversation with friends and colleagues in the photographic process, but I'm keeping them as PDF files on a hard drive that will be reformatted and re-used (or sent to the landfill) when I die. Art is so ephemeral. I love the work of Peter Hurd; but his work doesn't sell now. I love the work of Edward Gonzales; but his work doesn't sell now. I live in a residence with excellent artists (Millie Tjeltweed, Ann Olson, Pat Hartle) but they can't sell their work and their children and grandchildren aren't interested in hanging their work in their homes. Sorry to be so negative, don't know why I'm wasting your time with this long whine, "signifying nothing".

I say this all the time but I think you should hear it. This channel is amazing and highly informative. Keep up the great work.

I can appreciate the printing, shot film for 30 years and did most of my own printing, would spend an entire day in and out of the dark room trying to perfect a single print.

I enjoy your videos tremendously. They are always inspirational. One of these days I need to venture up the road from Granbury to meet you and talk photography!

I liked this one a lot for no particular reason. The image that stood out for me was the United 727 with the 70s paint job. That had to be film, right? I took a photo of a United Jet about 40 years ago with the same paint scheme reflecting a blue and orange sunrise as I was waiting at the gate to fly home from college for Christmas. All three books - beautiful images.

Those were three really nice pieces of work. I loved the giant zine idea; now I want to plow through my catalog and see what might work. I like small number projects, too. I was particularly struck by the dark night work. In my part of the world, this time of year, the sun will be up- but it will mostly be hidden by pervasive cloud cover. We call it “being under the mushroom.” Now I have something to aspire to- find something to shoot under the mushroom this winter.

Love the beard. Brings out the artist in you. Now you need a cool hat to complete the look. Love the channel. I’ve been a fan of you for years. Thanks for sharing so much of your knowledge. All the best. Jim from Georgia

haven’t seen watched the video yet, just started… but man TED!!! The beard is outstanding !

Wow, those are some GREAT books, thanks for posting.

Really love your channel. Have for a long time. And I’m not even a photographer! I’m a professional drone cinematographer. But I enjoy your thoughtful presentation/approach to the craft. Many thanks.

Hi! Very in depth view of Photography, as Life is a journey. Learning a lot from you. Thanks for your sharing.

I always enjoy your videos, Ted. You are always kind and honest about what you like and don't like in your critiques. Maybe someday I'll be brave enough to send my work to you. But like you say, it's a journey. On another note: I say keep the beard. It's very professorial.

Thanks for sharing! You make the process very exciting. I love the darkness photos. It seems about light in the darkness and that would be fun to explore.

Hi Ted have been enjoying your channel since I came across it years ago. The artist series you did, chats with John Free remain wonderful resources for me. Came across a Mike Winnet video “I Attended Tony Robbins 5 DAY CHALLENGE!” and saw your appearance in it. Not sure what the arrangement is there with TR/DG if any, and it’s certainly your prerogative how you exercise your agency. Just commenting from a place of wanting you to stay safe and away from dubious influence. Thank you for AoP. Stay well!

Ted , thanks for another excellent video. The beard is looking good, might need a tint. The Process, the process. A metaphor for everything. I am seeing so much from photography, through your channel, thank you. Continue your efforts.

Lovely Ted, the books are amazing, the beard looks good keep it

Hi Ted. Thanks for doing this video on “the journey.” I found it inspirational and helpful as I follow my own photographic pathway. Ps : signed up to square space . Thanks for code. Guido

It’s a good real look Ted, I’ve never seen you with a beard and I like it 😊 I’ve had one for the last 3 years and it’s a real hipster vibe that suits what you are doing too. ❤

I’m thinking I’m buying those books ripping the pages out and putting photos on my wall

I love these mailbox videos keep it up!

Inspiring video to go out and create with intent.

Your channel is inspiring. Thank you.

Digging the beard, Ted! I really like the ideas behind these projects. Really inspiring

always doing good work my man... and the beard works --- real attractive look...!

A Thousand Words is really the type of photograph I desperately want to do but I'm not brave enough to do it with or without permission. That's exactly I'm so interested to document.

Great video ! Super inspiring things here 👏👏👏

Always love your videos, very insightful. I have a question, since you mentioned blurb has stepped up their print quality. What would you say is the best quality photo book printer. I've been wrestling with the idea to put together a book and I have no idea who to go through. I found a site called Gelato and they're reasonably priced but I have no clue about the quality. Or if you have a video or know of a KZfaq channel that would cover this topic that would be very helpful as well. Thanks Ted!!

Very interesting, thank you! And the beard is awesome

Looks very professional.

Another great video and point made. The beard suits you dude.

The beard seems like a sagacious natural progression, Ted... suits you well, bruh!

rockin the beard Ted - looking very handsome there 🙂 was it HCB who said "your firsy 10000 images are your worst"? makes a lot of sense!

I approve of the beard Ted! Looking snazzy!

Would like to see more of the work.

All the books look great from what you showed. Well done everyone. As far a Jonathan's book and gear list... I don't think anyone should share there gear unless they are sponsored by the manufacturer.

I'm really thinking about taking on a similar project for myself on a smaller scale.

Yes. Photography is a journey. But what I really came to say is that your beard is 🔥. Keep it definitely.

Very interesting, thanks you

Very distinguished look Ted…..keep it tidy and you’ll look great….❤

Your work is so valuable, I think you deserve an honorary degree. From TCU?

love it🎉🎉🎉

like the beard! Love your vids as always...

Love the beard!

I'm loving this concept, but I guess you are inundated with mail, and we don't get to see it all. However, you would be pretty god at giving us a good mix. Cheers from down under.

I completely agree on what you said about the gear info in the third book. Based on the graphic design of it, this book looks like it's more about emotion than about technical info. Not to mention that, generally, the camera's brand/model has very little impact on the final image, so why mention it ?

Beautiful👏👏👏👏👏👏

I'm a beard too. Very good vid.

I think my journey has led me to realise that I enjoy viewing the best photographs taken by others than continuing to produce rubbish images myself. Some of us are just not born creative

You're awesome Ted. BTW. Nice beard :)

My journey in photography started just over 50 years ago. One of my issues is I am in a hurry and I usually shoot a one and done photo. Going from film (I shot color slides) to digital my overall weakness is post processing. Again with film I never learned to process negatives. Now with digital I still am challenged with post processing.

Ted on Form once Again👍👍

I just gotta say Ted…the beard is epic. 11/10

Like the beard👍

Wow nice sir

I did have to check the first time to make sure it was still you-- ;-). I'm wondering if the journey, or at least a part of it, is shifting your attention from yourself as the photographer to what it is that you photograph, removing yourself as an impediment to the experience you're trying to convey--which, ironically, then enhances yourself as a photographer...?

Distinguish looking bearded Ted

LIFE is a journey

❤❤❤

I was watching this but it went away. What happened?

I like the beard. You gonna give Simon Whistler a run?

Great vid. Very inspiring. It really is a journey and sometimes as artists and photographers we take our work for granted. Especially the personal work. Ive been wanting to put a book together of my travels but it always seems to get pushed, but you’ve inspired me and I’m moving it to the top of the list.

Keep it. (stay)

As a fellow beard photographer keep it is good on you

let the beard stay!

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

I like beard Ted.

The beard suits you.

Hello from your friend living in Shanghai! Are you still accepting print photo zines? Maybe I can send you a copy of a run of zines I'm doing out here!

Have been thinking about your friend whose channel I followed for several years. He died a few years ago and I can not remember his name. Can you help? Thanks. Wayne

Do you mind write down their webpage or ig accounts of the authors

keep it

I've been enjoying 365 projects. About to complete my 10th consecutive year. 🙂

#TedsBeardShouldStay 😬😬😬

Now i want to do some project that talks about climate crisis.

Thought the thumbnail was Rick Grimes, walking dead.....

You look very tired .

KZfaq hasnt served me a ted video for years. Dam Ted's hit the wall hard 🧱

Photography is dead

Loving the Beard , Ted.

Keep on :) you're incredibly informative and making bank doing this