Name: ライカM-Dでポルトを探索 (Exploring Porto with the Leica M-D)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:57:52.000Z
Duration: 9 min 21 s
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I knew this is what I want to do for the rest of my life.

I think the main worry we must have when we photograph

in the right moment, in the moment of the click.

Taking pictures of strangers on the street in a way that it's obvious

Portugal is really different from where I have been to around the world

My photos change from "this my lifestyle"

to travelling and seeing the world through my eyes.

Being able to travel opened up many doors.

I see many things, and it has changed my perspective of the world.

So I wanted to share that with my friends and family

because there are a lot of people that have never seen stuff like this.

My philosophy of photographing is to just capture what you like.

At the end of the day all the photos are for you.

If you just try to impress people you lose sight of photography.

You should only take photos for yourself because that's what you like to do.

Always think back to why you have started photography,

It pushes me to continue doing things like this.

Not just for people to travel but also to inspire people to do what they love.

Part of the experience is that in my head

there is this running monologue of justifying myself.

that, a lot of the time, makes people temporarily uncomfortable

In a conscious way there are a lot of questions like

how do I walk through the world as a gigantic, hairy two-year-old.

I think this is why my instinct is to put the camera low

because the world is unbelievable from waist height.

So the excitement isn't about a wild photo.

When it works right it feels like you have superpowers,

that you could distil this crazy unexpected thing

There is this very instinctual attraction to photography

is like 'this is my story as I saw it, this is my life as I tell it.'

let me be more than this fleck of dust in the air.

If the people didn't exist in the streets

I think it is very important to like people,

to understand, to respect, to listen to people,

and to establish a kind of chemical relationship

between the photographer and the subject of the photography.

That's the reason I want to give the photos I made

and always give the photos to the people I photographed in the streets.

because they feel important, and they are.

You transmit what you know, and what you've learned with the others.

You only transmit when you take a photograph

What you are showing is a bit of yourself.

This is our way to transmit our feelings.

Not only the feelings of the subject that is photographed

but also the feelings of the photographer.

However, the discipline that you have to have with film

I was shooting all the different kinds of cameras.

It was pretty much: point, shoot, burst... Whatever.

and my interest in photography started to die

In a moment where technology is all about adding features

I think that uncomplicating a beautiful camera

All you have is a little knob where you scroll for your ISO.

It's a visceral thrill when you're taking these photos.

you don't know what you've got until later on.

With this camera we came back to the discipline of film.

It's kind of the perfect tool for this little dream bubble

We cover a very wide range of perspective and personality.

It has been a brilliant chemical reaction: mixing us together.