Read his Interview in Globe and Mail. A Nazi who had no right, teaching kids! I will not read or see this vlog. A pox on him!

This Jewish dude named Farrakhan Muhammad and Ben X was signing fake land deeds for Hereafter Farms at that Legacy Center lol who sent these nugguhs? The black house has pictures of the Minister and THEM👀 Observe the Cointelpro move: Ben X-the internet Minister Rizsa Islam-the internet Malcolm 19Keys-the internet Elijah Muhammad Farrakhan Muhammad-the internet Master Fard Muhammad***special side note>Boa commissioned and started selling a painting of our Master Fard Muhammad. His painting had a Blue Book though👀 *Each of these GOOFIES are confirmed Supreme Scam Artist

A great series! I came away with a good sense of the place and people. The images from above the jumpers drew me in the most. It was like they were falling into the unknown, making me want to follow them.

Fred,he loved Vancouver since his high school days,he would be totally disappointed with the way drug has changed the beauty of his beloved city,it was beautiful,I’ve his pictures,I bought his photography book.

That's cool. I guess I can understand the concern people would have of being photographed. I think you've got the right solution.

What a wonderful documentary of Fred. I love his passionate work, beautiful. Thanks for sharing it.

It's a great project! Well worth your time and money...

these are lovely

Great video, I wonder how many “users” of your photos know they’re committing a crime

I love his photography and I love how he uses a cheap consumer camera not some overpriced pretentious trophy camera.

Wow great video, I wish I knew about street photography back when I was growing up reaching my adult good in the 70s. That was when I bought my first camera the Olympus om-10. James Sharp

The book Modern Color is wonderful and every time I open it I see something new.

Meyerowitz went for drama, making statements, the unusual… Herzog simple street scenes capturing the humanity of a city. No comparison

Dear Sir, Thanks a lot.

What a wonderful photographer. Beautiful colours

Fred's aesthetic is largely due to the film speeds he had to work with. Kodachrome was 25 or 64 ASA, which meant nothing could move quickly in the frame, but what was there had incredible colour saturation. Also the formal objectivity of a 50mm lens. There is a stillness about Fred's work that is different to Winogrand or Meyerowitz. Now people complain if they can't get clean 6400 ISO files. We have the tools now but the subject has lost its innocence, and feels threatened by the camera.

Excellent video, I loved it!! What a great photographer.

A true legend, with great advice. "I wanted to make photos for myself". Anyone doing photography ought to listen to those words.

Thank you so much for sharing this documentary on such an outstanding photographer.

wonderful docu

biggest inspiration, thank you for the upload. cheers.

A real inspiration for me an older guy just walking around with my camera.

Nice doc. Thanks for the up.

Great share. Thanks for sharing

Inspiring and moving work! Great master! Thank you for sharing this document with us!🙏🏻

God bless your compassionate vision, the soul of your photography. I just discovered you, with love.

Amazing Photographer

I saw Herzog's self portrait yesterday and I really liked it. I got the strong impression that this is a guy who's passionate about motorcycles, which I thought he reflected really well in his picture. Then I watched this video today and got his love for motorcycles confirmed. Interesting piece. Thank you for uploading.

Great documentary, really enjoyed it 📷

Wonderful photographer, time and place. For me, the best places and times are all long gone.

Waterproof camera.

Thank you for uploading this. His art is so inspiring and unique !

This is just wonderful and what I needed today! Thanks!

Thanks for posting this. Is this film available anywhere in higher resolution? Did it appear on television?

Prism - Young and Restless --- awesome album for the era

Thank you for uploading this pearl !

Cool photo project. Did you shoot the analog antannea in digital or on film?

A true classic!

Love his work

I used to see him walking around when I lived on Victoria drive. Just thought he was a nice old guy. Not till a few years ago did I find out who he was. He was just always around, walking, with a camera. I never did talk to him. Just saw him walking. His photos really are the best. He was an amazing artist.

I love his work. He was so modest, a gentle soul, talented and inspiring. I will definitely show his work to my students. May he RIP.

Really nice work here.

Genious!!!

Awesome!!!!

Just today learned of his passing on 09 September 2019. Very sad news. He is truly among the greats. Just like the NW corner of 5th Avenue and 57th Street forever belong to Joel Meyerowitz, the south corner of Vancouver's Granville and Robson will forever belong to Fred Herzog.