Thanks for watching everyone, what do you guys want to see next?

Thanks for sharing your experience

Great video. Now I'm going to listen to it again, at half speed... ;-)

(Ugh. here i go commenting again. This is just such exciting stuff to me, I find myself "moved" to comment a g a i n. Geeking out... but every video is so good! I guess I'm helping your algorithm :)) This is my kind of dream work. I want to do doc/ visual story telling with humans -- not just locations or product. I also much prefer shooting in natural light as well though trying to learn speed lights as its important to have that skill as back up. Anyway, I love this video so much. Your photos are so beautiful and inspiring. Wondering if this particular assignment was shot with your Canon or the Leica system which you now use?! Gorgeous shots. Great, useful info as usual! Thanks, Jason, for always taking a moment to reply as you do. Its so appreciated.

It’s really interesting the way you use the word “toning”. Is that what they say in the industry, or have you just decided to use that word to avoid any confusion about the word “editing”?

Thank you Justin. As always, very informative and interesting.

You've done a better job in terms of the content than those with millions of subscribers.

Very, very interesting. Thx for giving us a little snapshot into this experience!

Justin, you’re very quickly becoming my favourite channel on here! I work primarily as a portrait photographer in the London music industry and love what I do - but I’m curious: how much time do you think you spend taking portraits of people? I love the portraits you’ve shared so far in your videos (and the rest of the images, of course!)

Hey Justin. Thanks for this. Any recommendations/advice for getting a foot in the door with some of these larger publications?

Justin, in films like this in the sections where you're sitting at the table talking to the camera could you leave the pictures up for longer? Obviously we can pause the film to take in the picture but I'd like to carry on listening to you at the same time.

Great video! How much would they typically pay you for an assignment like this?

Thank you so much for this kind of content! This is absolutely fascinating. I was wondering, how do you include your captions for photos? Do you write them in a separate doc and refer to the file names, or do you include them somehow with the metadata by way of your photo editing software?

Really interesting, I am glad I found your channel :-)

Your Leica Ms are the gear of choice on assignments like this? :)

amazing work ! well done! Considering that you use a manual focusing camera , I'm wondering if you sometimes miss the focus, or if you wish sometimes that you had a zoom lens with autofocus ?

Hi Justin, great videos. Really helpful insights! Do you have any recommendation how to find a good fixer for up to a week. Travel agency typ might not always be the best choice. I guess once you shoot for the NYT you already have some contacts you can reactivate. But what if you`d go to a place/country you`ve never been to before? Cheers!

Wonderful! How does one find a reliable fixer, especially in a place you’ve never been and have no personal contacts??

Hello. Very interesting story. In one of your next videos, could you please talk a bit more about sequencing?

Thanks for sharing your valuable experiences. It’s been my dream for years to shoot compelling travel based images that are good enough to make a career out of. I’ve been able to create some ok work but my process is quite slow and my good images come infrequently. I’d love to take my work to a better level and quality but can’t think of a way to do that other than shooting lots and lots and learning from other photographers work. Sometimes I feel that I’m missing that special sauce that makes great or excellent photographers work stand out. I guess my question is something along the lines of being about how do you approach improving your work? Or knowing when to land on a style and approach and to refine and develop it instead of switching up styles for the sake of variety. When things get back to normal I’d love to join you for a workshop or personal coaching if it’s something you might consider. Thanks.

dont know if anyone has asked this but. how do you find a trustworthy fixer?