I am going to take your quote “my taste of pictures is higher than my skill level” oh man i do feel the same way!!!

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

I feel you hah! Watch this: kzread.info/dash/bejne/imarrrJpmd3Leqg.html it’s Ira Glass who talked about the concept. Super interesting!

@lebrigand4115

5 жыл бұрын

@@FTrovatten Excellent video! Thanks for the tip!

@Johnny-sj9sj

5 жыл бұрын

Godammit! I have been taking street photography all my life and I’m still shy with it even though I am over 70 years old! (But now I am less likely to get punched!) Thanks for the great video. Subscribed! 😈🇬🇧

@prateekkalkumbe9582

5 жыл бұрын

Damn true! 🤣

@gennyzuniga5185

3 жыл бұрын

OMG! Same thing to me!!!

"The fear of rejection is a lot worse than rejection" 👏👏👏

@paulschweissbrenner

5 жыл бұрын

so true. but why :(

@cpufreak101

5 жыл бұрын

That's my first time I heard that, might be able to use it to help get over my fear of rejection, thank you

@Frisenette

3 жыл бұрын

Nahhh. Then you have not ever really been rejected.

@imblack011

3 жыл бұрын

I am keeping this on 420 likes, and to all others please do

@slimnics

3 жыл бұрын

I like it

“... shy and introvert, makes you perhaps a better observer...” that’s a interesting statement 👍 Great video 👍

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

It’s just a guess :) thanks dude! New video coming soon!

@othomsen1

5 жыл бұрын

Street Photography with Trovatten I think it’s a good guess :-). Looking forward to some more videos 👍

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

@@othomsen1 Thanks Ole :)!

@JulianPrior

5 жыл бұрын

I think this is true ... also as an introvert I find street photography helps a little with shyness, helps you to become more confident.

@mettechristineolsen4286

5 жыл бұрын

I loved that statement! I really think there's something to this, especially in this type of photography. Great video!

I am a bad photographer. I don't know what I'm doing. And I should just quit. Yup that's always in my head, but I keep clicking that shutter, my friend. Thanks for the video.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

haha I know man. We are in the same boat! And welcome to the channel :)

@TheJwwinter

5 жыл бұрын

May be buy some good gear, I assure you your photography will improve by 40% in no time.

@TheBigboy453

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheJwwinter if you truly believe that then you've already limited yourself.

@SupernovaFilms23

5 жыл бұрын

TheJwwinter I agree partially. All gear, great and small, comes with its advantages and limitations. I really love my modest gear, and I think I am still in the process of learning how to use its advantages and it’s limitations to my benefit. I play with the idea of upgrading, but I used to play music (I’m a drummer) with many guitarists, and the best advice I ever took was “Reduce your kit bro! It’ll make you a better drummer.” By reducing my kit to a kick, snare, and hi hat, I had to become more creative with my fills and beats. As a photographer, I like to leave the apartment with my camera and one lens: you learn two things: what are the advantages and limitations if that lens. My creativity must adapt to my gear, and with that, my creativity becomes limitless.

@TheJwwinter

5 жыл бұрын

@@SupernovaFilms23 I am not really a photographer as in I have no intentions of making money out of it. Are you ? Do you make money off the drumming ? I learnt to play the guitar and the piano quite a few years back, but again that as well that was just a hobby and for that reason I am not sure how worth can upgrading my stuff will be worth. May be someday if I have the extra cash and space I'd like to buy the Dual Rectifier.

Introverts are better at observing, very true. Great video and advice.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

That was actually kinda cool! Being tired of all these extremely polished videos, with "epidemic" vibes on constant b-rolls, this actually had something to tell and help fellow artists, instead of pointless bragging! Keep it up mate, will be around, thanks for the approach! :)

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

I know what you mean. It's tiering! Glad you liked the video! And welcome to the channel!

@mrdev9843

5 жыл бұрын

Strangely enough the person you refer to actually has a video in the "Up Next" List, on my screen at least. cheers

@IntimateNoise

5 жыл бұрын

Of course he did (who is he, actually?), it's just that I, just myself, am bored to even bother watching! Will spend some of my time with dudes such as Trovatten, everyone is quite free to embrace their favourite styles out there

@RyanRolshouse

5 жыл бұрын

Amen brother

@EdwinRucci

4 жыл бұрын

Very true!

"There doesn't have to be a person in your photo" is probably the most helpful thing I've heard when it comes to this. I'm really not one for having to get close to people if I don't have to, but even with an 85mm lens (which I somehow turned into a walk-around lens), I still sometimes do. _However,_ where I live has _PLENTY_ of things that aren't people. Just need to go look for them. And a helpful thing to see was that you don't always need eye contact or even people looking at you. Sometimes it just isn't possible.

Wearing a photo journalist vest helped me a lot to get permission from subjects to take pictures of them

@martingreenberg870

17 күн бұрын

I wear a flat cap. It gives me permission to take other people’s photographs. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

"I think my taste is higher than my skill level" Damn I feel that, don't worry though man, your photos are amazing!!

Thanks for making this vid. I love how you said you have a bigger fear of not taking a picture you wanted to take than the fear of taking it. I've missed out on many amazing moments because of worrying about offending people. Thanks for sharing!

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kinds words! I'm happy the video resonated with you and welcome to the channel :)!

@martingreenberg870

17 күн бұрын

Remember FDR’s 1933 inauguration speech. “ The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

You explained street photography very well. I too am often afraid of people getting paranoid and angry at me for taking their picture. I also thought street photography only meant taking pictures of strangers in urban settings. Thank you for your explanations and sharing your feelings.

I think it won't be long before you get your first 100K subscribers, your style is very easy to watch and I feel like your talking to me and as a bonus you know what your talking about, so good luck with your channel and hope you have great success.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Peter thanks a lot! I JUST spoke with a friend today and told him my goal is 100K and I’m 4% from it haha.. I’ll keep grinding! Thanks for the support 👊🏼

I liked how you photographed the street vendor using the headphone volume button .. another thing I like to do is to to a tourist area, or an event where lots of other people are also taking photos. You'll feel more at ease and groom then you can start shooting in other areas after a while.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! Yeah, that's true. That can also help!

I’ve recently been using disposable cameras and I have noticed a huge difference in terms of random people being comfortable with me shooting them. I guess people automatically assume I am a tourist so they don’t see it as threatening as opposed to me walking around with a DSLR. I know a DSLR has its place as a better overall camera, but there is something nostalgic about using a disposable camera and developing it. I don’t have a fear of rejection, but I do have a fear of getting decked in the face. Hasn’t happened yet, but that’s always my fear.

...once in a while yt recommends good stuff! Thanks so much for this insights! i have this issuse when it comes to filming people and myself...

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Daniel! Especially for taking the time to comment! Really appreciate the support :)!

For me, more introverted it is one of the best videos concerning street photography for a while. I really understand, that is necessary to have more self confidence and just make good pictures. Thanks so much for your words

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! I lm glad you could use the video!

Hey man, excellent video. Very nice tips and suggestions. Thank you

Some real solid advice man, your comments about not feeling good, doubting yourself really hit home. Great vid. Subbed 👍

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks James! Really appreciate the support :)!

A link to my camera and gear: trovatten.com/gear/ 🔥If someone wants to do street photography but is really shy, what would you recommend them to do?

@HiddenSanDiegoVideo

5 жыл бұрын

I think your tips in the video are right on. Start with architecture or having people more incidental in the photos, then as that feels comfortable you can interact with people more directly. Having a friend to shoot with is a super good idea too.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

@@HiddenSanDiegoVideo Thanks! Exactly! Glad you liked it!

@djceejaay

5 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate your video. I'm just now beginning my street photography. I live in Hawaii, and its a great place to do street photography because of the locations and diverse population of people here. But the technique I'm most comfortable with is setting up the frame and waiting for the subjects to walk in. I also love to do buildings, architecture, stuff like that. But I'm just not ready for any type of portraits or close ups yet, still shy to do that. Your tips were spot on! Mahalo (thanks) 🤙🏾💯

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

@@djceejaay Thanks a lot Blaze. I have a similar video up within tomorrow. I think you are doing it right. Baby-steps :)

This video has been really inspiring. A lack of confidence has held me back in all aspects of my life. Putting myself out there with a camera is right outside my comfort zone but I am going to force myself to do it. As the well known quote goes, "A life lived in fear is a life half-lived". Thank you for the confidence boosting tips. I am very grateful.

So glad I came across your channel. Thank you 🙏🏻 love love love all your insights, keep em coming sir..

Another great video Frederik! Thanks for sharing!

Very informational video at a time I needed to hear it. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts, it really helped me a lot!

I’m so glad your channel was recommended…I needed to watch this video tonight 🤗

That was exactly the video I needed! You addressed a lot of fears and worries that I've been having and showed me - hey, even if you have those, that doesn't mean you can't do it. If you only take a tiny step out of your comfort zone each time that's already a win and definitely better than not trying at all. Thanks so much for this video! :)

@FTrovatten

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Andrea! Really glad you could use the video :)

Mind: I like to try street photography Me: but I'm too shy. 😣 KZread: say no more.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Hah! 🔥👊🏼

@TTURBOVOLVO

4 жыл бұрын

I say to myself. Do I really care what goes on in someones head when they say no to me or find me weird.

Thank you for your honesty. Its refreshing x

Thanks for addressing this issue. Great topic, great analysis, tremendous ideas for dealing with an apparently common feeling.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! And welcome to my channel!

I was JUST having a conversation with someone about how I felt I was too shy to do street photos. awesome tips, I'm def subscribed

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Maritza! Welcome to the channel :)!

It's not about being shy it's deeper than that . Where I live you can't point a camera at someone without risking getting into a confrontation. Either some young person wants to fight you or steal the camera or some one asked what are you doing at your age pointing a camera at people . It's less hassle to photograph flowers or spiders they don't get upset

@racerx535

5 жыл бұрын

welcome to Germany I guess

@eatfugu

4 жыл бұрын

Where are you from? Sounds like Brazil

Thank you. I appreciate you're advice.

This was one of the best photo-videos I've seen Frederik. Thank you. I can relate a lot to your temperament, I also hate myself when photographing and am an observer who had a 2 year older brother as well. You have a great respect and knowledge for photography and photographers and your genuine personality will keep me coming back for more videos.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

This means a lot Michael! Glad you liked the video! I will keep producing photography content here! Welcome to my channel :)!

Appreciate this video - really like the breakdown showing street photog in many ways

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Myles! Appreciate it!

I happened to stumble on your website while looking for an inspo to get into street photography and I immediately fell in love with your work! I’m glad that you also have a YT channel I can occasionally watch. 💕 I think you’re the best.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Jessa! Appreciate it!

I think this video is the best piece of advice that one could get as a beginning photographer. Awesome! =)

Yea there’s nothing to it but to do it,, the biggest aspect in street photography is to head out and shoot as much as you can so that you “find” your style and workflow... what you like to watch may not be the pictures that you like to take if that makes any sense... Great episode as always... and duuuude,, the picture on the old man in the stairs is stunning beautiful..... Cheers //freddie

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot for chipping in Fredrik. I agree. It's a lot about getting comfortable in uncomfortable situations. Glad you liked it!

Great tips! Thank you!

Really good set of suggestions!!!! Thanks, Trovatten!!!!

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! And welcome to the channel Burt!

When i do street photography for my stock site i just wait for people to get into the frame when shooting from the hip and having a flip screen on my fujifilm camera really helps. Great Video

I like how you change when you start to talk personal, like around 2:50. appreciate your honesty and def relate to it!

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude! And welcome to the channel!

love this video so much. thank you for sharing your tips :)

Great videos!! Congrats!!

@FTrovatten

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Loved the video. Living in New York City and having access to so many amazing scenes your advice will certainly help me develop my street photography skills. Thank you!

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

It's a cool place to take pictures! I spent two days and took these photos: streetphotography.trovatten.com/new-york :)

Awesome. Thanks so much for the inspiration. I have the 35mm f2 coming in the post and I’m determined to do a bunch of portraits.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Dope! I'd love to try that lens! It'll be a lot faster than my 56.mm 1.2 :)!

Just found out this video, so relatable and good tips!

Dude you've nailed every fear and thought in my head about photography

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you could related to it!

Just discovered your channel Trovatten, fantastic advice! It's comforting to know that pretty much every photographer feels uncomfortable to some level when taking photos on the street. Picked up a camera 4 weeks ago and have absolutely fallen in love with it, I've not yet comfortable enough to take photos of people, but I'll get there. This video has certainly nudged me in that direction! Thanks for posting!

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Andrew! Welcome to the channel! Really appreciate the support! Good luck with the new camera!

I can understand this, I was pretty shy in high school and before that. But throughout the years I've been pushing myself to do things I'm not comfortable with and now I'm literally doing anything I want without shame haha. Keep up the good work!

Thank you for inspiring and saying that this is normal to be shy...

Great video!!! Really nice perspectives on street photography, I normally use my lx100 with the 24-70mm on the chest and it works really good :)

“Step out of your comfort zone. And then keep doing that.” My new mantra 😎

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

:)!

Love your energy and your honesty.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it! And welcome to my channel!

such an amazing and well put together video! you nailed a lot of the points right in the head, and from what i can see a lot of people have something to learn from you, because you've basically managed to conquer your shyness through photography! you constantly went out to shoot and put the anxiety aside, and that's such a commendable thing to do. kudos to you sir, and i hope i get to see more content of this kind from you!

What a beautifully honest perspective, thank you!! Your photos are inspiring, much like this video!

This is my first comment on KZread ever. I just wanted to say, love how authentic you are. How you present the "idea" of street photography. 2 years ago I made a project in Lisbon about the people, who work on the streets, and one of the idea was to hide behind the corner and wait for the action, after that I was coming to this person and asked in Portuguese (I don't know this language so good, believe me) if I can take a portrait! That was soooo scary :) But taste of adrenaline and a good work worth it! Keep going! :)

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the story and your first comment Olga! That's means a lot and I'm excited the video resonated with you! Hehe yea it's scary, but it's also really fun! I'm going to Lissabon for vacation in a year and I'm excited to do my street photography there! Welcome to the channel :)

I'm currently obsessing over street photography videos 😉 and yours are really a treat 👍 Keep going on

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Pierre-Yves Brand glad you liked it Pierre! I will :)!

This is a really honest and good video. You made a lot of good points, thank you.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Costco! I’ll do more videos like this soon :)!

I love this video, honest and self-deprecating

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Marco! I value that too so I appreciate it! I have a new video coming out tomorrow that I think you’ll appreciate as well :)

Thanks for the words of advice

I just subscribed because not only did I love your content, but it spoke to me. Having just got back into shooting photos again, and learning how to better my images, I am always on the lookout for tips. I remember one time I ended up shooting some shots of a couple of rallies that just appeared out of nowhere. :)

So motivating to me, thanks!

Very nice, and I loved your offer to help.

I like the video... Because it's honest, and it tells about some of the most important things in street photography. Thanks man, greetings from Germany

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Andy! I have a new video out soon :)!

Wow, I've watched thousands of vids on this subject, this is by far the most relevant video on the topic. Well done and thanks for the tips. Subscribed.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

That means a lot to hear! Thanks for taking the time to comment! Welcome to the channel :)!

Just found your channel. Great stuff. Although I'm not a shy person, and generally have no problem approaching strangers, I too found street photography intimidating at first. However, as you explained, most of the fear is unjustified. It's in your head. In fact, quite a few people like being photographed if you're nice about it and smile. I think the most important thing is to have fun, and relax. Don't creep people out by trying to sneak shots with a telephoto lens. It also helps to have a story ready such as "I'm a photographer and I'm doing a project on XYZ." I found that it really helped to go to places where people would be more accepting of what I was doing. Starting out in Chinatown or mid-town Manhattan built confidence because you can blend in with tourists, and the locals are used to people with cameras. Also, after having a few positive experiences where I had a nice conversation with complete strangers, most of the fear disappeared. Lastly, I find it helpful when you first go out to shoot on the street to just shoot some quick throwaway shots right away, just to get things moving and to get you into the right mindset, rather than waiting for that perfect frame.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jon! Glad you like the content! I'll keep pushing videos as much as I can :)

Definitely made me feel better that I'm not the only one who gets nervous about it!

Your video was really helpful. Honest and real. Thank you : )

@FTrovatten

2 жыл бұрын

Love to hear that!

Great video, and thanks for the tips.✌️

Youre the most sympathetic youtuber i know. Great content and just fun to watch

Great video! Thanks for sharing, it's inspiring and reassuring

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Elias! And welcome to my channel :)!

Love the photo of gentleman on the steps! I haven’t tried street photography but I’m going to soon!

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! You should give it a go :)

This really resonated with me, “my taste in photographs is higher than my ability to take photographs”

Awesome tips, thank you very much!

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked the content! Welcome to the channel Niklas!

Your taste should be above your level, otherwise, your level will be limited by your taste/

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

I agree!

Loving the down to earth and honesty..

Great video and I liked that you took it in CDMX Cheers!

Very nice advices, I had that same fear and shyness everyone has. It’s just something we need to get comfortable with and for yourself out of the comfort zone. I’ve been doing street photography for 3 years but only one time I was yelled at. Usually people are nice if you SMILE GENUINELY at them.

great video, thanks for doing it!

Thank you for having the courage to make this video and giving us other introverts inspiration. A lot of what you said hit me in the gut cause it was all true. Alot of times I believe I use the crutch of being a soloist and not having any real network of other photographers to work with to hold me back. It really does feel so uncomfortable sometimes when I do go out. And when I do I don't go out as long as I initially intended. So instead of taking 1k photos of maybe 100 different subjects I may get 10 or 20. In any event thanks for the pep. We really needed it.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Jcine, I really appreciate your kind words. So many of your have commented that this video was needed hehe. Welcome to the channel :)!

Great video, Frederik. At least three fantastic quotes for my notebook: - "My taste of pictures is higher than my skill level" (that's fine, being humble will lead you further than being arrogant). - "Shy and introverted makes you perhaps a better observer" (and to take great pictures you must see them FIRST). Besides, extrovert people usually want to be IN the pictures instead of taking them. - "Fear of rejection is worse than rejection". So true. It's the same when you try to pick up a girl, haha. BTW, you surely know since you know Spanish, but for the rest of the folk here, the reading in the table where you were drinking mezcal says: "Todo con medida. All with a measure". Exactly. And you don't need a lightmeter for that. Thanks agains for your advices.

I've been watching you for a couple days and what I love a lot about you (other than the obvious talent) is the fact that you're always promoting other people's work, like recommending photo books, or other people's channels and videos! You're a cool guy.

@FTrovatten

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot mate! Great to hear! Appreciate it!

This was a great video. Plenty of solid tips. Street photography can be intimidating. I started taking photos far away from my subjects, then slowly moved forward over time. Nice job.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Talya! Yeah, it's about doing it in baby-steps I think :)!

A very self effacing video. I agree with all you have said and a lot of the comments listed below. There is a barrier in our minds when we take to the street. I guess we are on display, even performing with a prop .... the camera. It draws attention to ourselves which can trigger anxiety. As a landscape and architecture enthusiast, I’ve never felt anxious going about my work. I tend to be very focused (No pun) on my subject. I travel to far away places with no qualms whatsoever, but when I’m in a public place I do find anxiety creeping in. I find reasons not to get the camera out. It’s something I need to overcome and deal with. Glad to hear I’m not the only person out there living with this dilemma. Great video Gary. Glad to share my thoughts with you.

Nice vid man. I recommend going with three friends, two of which who don't care about photography. They walk off and chat and you break off and shoot. You get the comfort of not being alone and having some 'normal' people to go back to. It really helped me cross over into going out alone and feeling comfortable.

"this is how you're gonna get shot" lol. This is why I am not much of a street photographer. I'm gonna try again. Thanks for this video

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Hehe yeah, but 99% of the time it's a fun experience :) And welcome to the channel!

I’m very extroverted and rather a nice person. It’s very enjoyable for me to get in peoples faces for a shot. Other times I wait for someone to walk into frame. I live close to NYC and shoot there about six times a month. Excellent video!!!

Regarding managing expectations, this is my take on landscape photography, what I like to do. For various reasons, I take most of my photos in my neighborhood and nearby parks and although I sometimes compare them with what professionals have done in exotic locations, I then say to myself that they may have taken the best photo in [insert exotic location here], I have taken the best photo in Bell Park and that pleases me.

This is a good video. I enjoyed it a lot. Quick and to the point, with all very valid points! Followed. :) looking forward to more.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot dude! Appreciate it and welcome to the channel :)

But I've been watching your videos for a while and you are likely the best for how you ask people if you can take their photo. Your approach is so friendly and respectful. Consequently I really respect how you are in the street taking photos.

I'm glad i'm not the only one with all these hang-ups

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

I know :) Welcome to the channel!

your points are extremely valid!! interesting video, thanks!!

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear! And welcome to the channel :)

@willparsons32

5 жыл бұрын

I've been trying to get my head around the street photography thing but I find people are extremely concerned of having their photos taken - especially candid shots. Asking someone to take their photo is not what I consider street photography but instead; portrait.. If I wanted to do portrait I would set up a studio in my basement and have people come banging on my door at very inconvenient hours of the day wanting their promised photos... No thanks! In a world of media hype and personal privacy, street photography is and can be dangerous. I have heard of police officers taking photographers cameras and literally busting them on the ground right in front of the owner.. In a small town of 60k, street photography can be intimidating to anyone. One should be able to enjoy this type of photography - not fret about it!

Great video, I can completely relate to everything you said

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chris! I have a new video out Monday I think you'll like too :) It's about how you work a scene in photography =)

Good content brother! I've started just a week ago and have added video editing into my repertoire. I'm good at neither but enjoy both

An excellent video. Very well presented. It's not a subject that we commonly talk about, perhaps, although many of us feel that way deep inside. Deep inside there's an extrovert photographer just waiting to be released! Thanks for making this a more talked-about subject. Good luck with your own future photo-shoots.

The batter and SD card test is a real thing. It's caught me out SO many times! Great vid bro. Thanks for the tips and ideas. I'm off to snap the streets of Melbourne 🥰

Great video and analysis! You highlighted problems that are surely bigger than technical ones.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Massimo!

Great street photography channel, Frederik! 🔥

Love youre videos! Keep up the good work 👌😁

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thx! Will do :)

I found you on Reddit with a pic on Día de los Muertos. I am really happy that you are uploading on SP, I am a huge fan of you

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Juan! Much appreciated!

Thank you very much for the excellent advice.

@FTrovatten

5 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome :) and welcome to my channel!