Always enjoy listening to Ted’s creative perspective

Thank you so much Ted for the feature! Big fan of yours and really appreciate the straight and honest feedback. The zine was a few years ago now and I have progressed along in my humble journey. Looking forward to more of your shows as always and all the very best :)

@theartofphotography

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for sending Perry!!!

Dear Ted, thank you so much, not just for featuring two of my zines, but for expressing so well what I was trying to do with the sequencing - that totally made my day! These mailtime episodes are so encouraging because they remind us just how much interesting and diverse work by photographers, artists and storytellers is out there waiting to be discovered. We wouldn't get to know about it without this channel, thank you! :)

@theartofphotography

11 ай бұрын

You're very welcome! Thank YOU for sharing Mark!!!

Always giving photographers a hand up, keep up the good work.

Wonderful to see a colaborative effort that I was a part of be showcased here! Wonderful input, great feedback and as always, amazing work from all around.

Some really excellent work in these contributions. I always look forward to your videos so thank you!

white ikk on black paper - kudos for coming up with the approach and effort on follow through!

I love how inspiring this series is: people just publishing their own projects! ❤

I've seen many of your videos now since subscribing and I am a huge fan. What sets you apart is your generosity - this channel doesn't seem to be about you! It's really about the art, and about photographers and their photography. Hugely impressed and always waiting impatiently for your next video! Thank you for what you do.

Thanks Ted. I really appreciate your channel because it’s more about the creative process than the gear. When my brain is stuck I watch your channel to get a different take or perspective. In someways photography is like music. In music there are only so many notes and chords to play with. It’s all about the arrangement of those notes and chords that make a song unique. Photography is just like that. Keep up the good work.

Its great seeing all the creatives around the world sharing their visions with you Ted Forbes, you really inspire so may with this great channel of yours! Glad you mentioned that its all about the imagery created regardless of what type of camera or medium was used to make it. And yes, all Photographers at one point have to think of how images work with other images so the concept of graphic design sure is good to develop.

Instant thumbs-up for these videos, such a valuable source of inspiration (especially love the "A thousands words" zine). Keep 'em coming, Ted!

It is so generous and great of you, to give your audience a platform to show their work! I love seeing these zines and books! Thank you so much!

such a cool idea of the white print on black paper!

Dear Ted, I think they are fabulous. And I appreciate their efforts and thank you for being a spokes person for their efforts.

Fabulous work thanks for sharing Ted ✌️🙏✌️

Thanks for sharing these zines. A Thousand Words #2 was especially inspiring.

Amazing work this time around!

Wow1 Those little zines are really great and I enjoy your feedback along with what these artists have done!

Brilliant video. Thanks a lot for sharing! Love your content always!

Great stuff Ted, thank you so much!

I love the “SEE” booklets … Great concept, unique colors and composition.

Many thanks Ted for the another inspiring video!

I stopped in to David’s gallery and was surprised he was there. We talked for 10 or so minutes. Really, genuinely nice guy. Not to mention seeing his work in person like that was pretty spectacular! Love when you share books and zines. Especially from people we wouldn’t typically find on our own!

As someone who is in the middle of making my first book this was the perfect video. I've been really trying to get the sequencing down and looking at other books for inspiration. More book/zine reviews!

Awesome! Another great and inspiring video. Can you please do one on photographing in the heat. I also live in North Central Texas and my camera was overheating on Memorial Day. Bummer, dude.

Great video, inspired me to finally get my project on paper.

Good advice about the images talking to one another and the flow of geometry (if I got that right). Thank you. 😊

I LOVE those little square zines (SE). Love them. I've done a few zines but have wanted to do something tiny -- David has inspired me to do a tiny one, right now!

Damn! If you think as rapidly as you talk, it must be really warm inside your head. Love your videos, especially the way you interweave learning and support for artists.

As always, excellent content.

Ted, love your mail series especially when you talk on Zines

I find these episodes very good, even if they will not bring as many views and clicks as some tea review. Yet this is what inspires and maybe gets some even started with a little zine. thanks Ted

On my vacation in the Grand Tetons and Jackson Hole I visited David Brookover’s shop in Jackson and told him I heard about him from your sight. He’s a great guy with a diverse interest in producing major photo artwork.

I want to make some zines like this. Ted, can you create a video some time on how to create zines in the style you are showing here. I like the square zines, but that first oversize ones are awesome! Thanks!

@edruttledge342

11 ай бұрын

If done, it should include some sources for getting the zines properly printed.

I'd be interested in knowing more about that white ink/black paper process--very interesting approach (plus it could save a lot of ink if you like low-key)! I doubt I could get that to work with my Epson P900, as they don't produce white ink...

@FlyinRyanProductions406

11 ай бұрын

Same. I would like to know where and how to get that done. That looks sooo good!

Any recommendations on where to have a small-sized zine printed? I really appreciate any help you can provide.

These are great. I would love to know where people get zines printed. I've been doing a lot of research into how you print books like this because I'm looking to do one myself.

Headed over to Jackson Hole... hope to make it over to Brookover's gallery.

Great video, Ted! I hope to publish my photo book in the fall. I would like to send you a copy. Where would I send it? Thanks Charles

would love to know how the zines are made, software for design, and where to print

Man I miss those early days of the internet.

I'd like to try printing on black paper with white ink. Anyone got tips for how to do this? Filling an inkjet cartridge with white ink seems easy enough but do you get the printer to print a negative?

by now, you must have a nice collection of photo books. Will you show it to us one day?

Wait, Squarespace can help me with my erratic schedules for photo classes? I need to go back and look at my website now.

I wish I understood the process of how to print a magazine like that. I have affinity publisher, and I know how to do layouts and such, but the actual printing process just seems too difficult.

I like that shirt! Where did you get it?

Welcome back, so to say...

How do I make a ZINE? Where do I start?

4:38 'there was an enormous $&@/):$/📸 ranGe of communities..' how you spell that?!- ahah Great video!!!

This new look on you is a killer, Ted...

No kodak chemistry anymore ! Pass it on

Man I wish we could get past the snobbery of disregarding phone cameras as "real" cameras. With respect to Mr. Whitmer, the part of his letter which read "this project thus started out as a kind of a tongue-in-cheek acknowledgment of the smart phone as a real camera", uh, tongue-in-cheek? It's cool that he made a zine which started out as a casual collection of subjects that he "wouldn't bother with" if he were using his "serious" camera, and I understand the difference in the technologies, but this attitude is seriously tiresome. I can point and shoot with a $2k DSLR too, or I can process RAW files from a phone camera. The art comes from the artist, not the tools.

@curiousabout1

11 ай бұрын

​Ahaha. "how much was human effort, and how much is actually real" you say? I'm guessing that you're unfamiliar with any serious photographers that have existed who manipulate their images, or fine art photography, or maybe you just think documentary photography is the only valid use for a camera. I guess we can agree to disagree.

@curiousabout1

11 ай бұрын

@Phillip Banes So you just choose to ignore that fine art photography is a thing. Okay then.

@curiousabout1

11 ай бұрын

​@Phillip Banes I don't envy you your limited imagination, and I've lost the desire to continue this conversation. I wish you well.

@curiousabout1

11 ай бұрын

​@Phillip Banes No, I'm just not going to waste my time with someone who doesn't believe that digital art, much less digital photography is valid, or that computers cannot be used as tools to create, but instead weirdly believes that the computer is necessarily making creative decisions instead of the human using the tools. Nor am I going to compile a list of widely respected fine art photographers, or digital artists, or list for you the millions of dollars of sales from said artists, even involving _gasp_ actual galleries. I really do feel sad for you that you don't seem to understand these things, I'm inclined to think that you're not a terribly creative person at all, but not sad enough that I feel responsible for you.

Hi, why don’t you do a video off your work? No talking or looking around, just your photos, so we can judge them! Thanks.