I watch these EVERYDAY. That's why I am going to be GREAT Ted. Thank you for being my Photography History lecturer at the University of KZfaq, which I'm going to graduate at with a PhD. You're a great lecturer... Thank you

This is different than the "rule of xxx" stuff. Every photo has a tempo - a pace at which the elements relate to one another. This is simply becoming conscious of these relationships and learning how to vary the pace of the images you create.

Really appreciate this one. Having not had any formal training in photography this is a concept that has alluded me. Certainly will be something that I pay attention to.

Great tutorial, thank you. I especially like that you included a piece of your own work to illustrate your point. I would encourage you never to feel shy about doing so. It is helpful for us - your students.

Great episode again Ted. Thanks ! I enjoyed the fact that you included your work in.

I thought that this was an excellent series. The topic was fundamental but your presentation was effectively delivered in a manner such as to register an appeal to a broad spectrum of viewers. I can see myself revisiting it from time to time to help me recover the artistic mindset. Thanks

More nice stuff and knowledge here sir, much appreciated!

Thank you for sharing such an amazing and well explained series. You are very eloquent and engaging and I enjoyed every moment of this series. You should know that our photography teacher at the School of Art I attend here in Ireland recommends your course as essential viewing. Now I understand why. Best wishes, Rachel

Really like those Alexey Titarenko photos, good episode.

Thanks

Thank you for these videos. They are really interesting and immensely educational.

This was incredibly inspiring. Lots to think about.

Amazing videos! Would love to hear more about long exposure photography and some tricks/tips to go about it.

thank you for your videos! I learn a LOT with them :)

Are you saying that rhythm in photography is busyness, and tempo is the impact of shutter speed on the subject? I'm finding it tricky to translate the music metaphors...

Thrash metal in a photography video! awwwwright! Thumbs up Ted! Love the channel

I love your videos man. Rafa from Brazil

You have said on previous videos you buy from KEH do you still hold trust in them?

I find it interesting how in music tempo is very strict and mathematical thing, while in visual arts and literature it's almost always open for interpretation. Are there cases in the field of music where the BPM count contradicts the "feel" of the song (e.g. a 130BPM track that feels "slow")? Also, would it be possible to come up with a system that would calculate a quantitative tempo (like BPM) to for example a photograph or a poem? Just some thoughts that came to my mind while watching this.

Awesome!

thanks

Ted, was your Lee Ufan shot done on a tripod? Thanks so much!

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