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JUST SAW THIS VIDEO YEARS LATER! NOT TAKING ANYTHING AWAY FROM YOUR SHOTS AND WHAT YOU'RE DOING....BUT ANYONE CAN TAKE PHOTOS FROM A CAR...IN THE PASSENGER SEAT! DO THIS WHEN YOU'RE DRIVING... AND EVEN MORE ANNOYING; DRIVING MANUAL AND SEEING SOMETHING AND EITHER DO IT DRIVING OR HAVING TO STOP NOT TO HIT ANYONE TO GET THE SHOTS!! THAT IS THE CHALLENGE! WITH THAT SAID....I DO LIKE YOUR PHOTOS!!!🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾

hi, I'm Vietnamese , your video is so amazing. It's my city :), and your photo so so perfect, I love b&w photo too.Hope to see you again in HCMC :)

Im from Mexico City but I live in Europe and I don’t have the balls to take out my big cameras when I visit home lol

That was an interesting lesson about HCB and Streetp.

Going to nice to shoot street soon sp was interested to see this. Cheers!

awesome

I'm in HCM City now and I would love to be taking more photographs, everything is eye-catching!! But the heat and humidity make it very difficult 😂

I’ve been following you for a while now because I love your street photography and I also learned a lot from it. It such a surprise to see you in Vietnam taking great photos as always, the things that I see every day and I never thought I would capture it but with your fresh eyes you can see much more interesting moments than me! Thank you for visiting and looking forward for more videos from you!

Where in Mexico is this?

Those portraits are eyecandy. That B&W in combination with the light is so smooth and contrasty. I like it. I have never done a shoot in studio, but would love to do that some time.

As a Mexico City born Mexican I can also tell you that you are brave for carrying your cameras there 😅 I would only take my cheapest oldest camera there tbh

That was fabulous! Thank you.

This is a Very nice video and you are a very humble person

I'm actually going to Lisbon in one week for the first time and Im bringing my camera to practice my photography. Thanks for the tips.

More clear, impossible... Thank you👍🙏

Awesome. Jim

my minolta x-370 is an SLR but it also has a rangefinder (or something similar) which comes in handy for focusing manually. Still much slower than auto

Hello, I enjoyed this video, keep going the good work! :) Just a little to 100k!

The contrast between light and dark is too great, and the rich grayscale capability of the old German lens is not shown at all.😆

The train ride and statation everythihng looks like Sri Lanka, except the for the people.

Superb stuff! That's exactly what I will do once retired!

this was excellent! I live near Saigon but haven't really done much photography since I got here. Thanks for the motivation!

Thanks!

A nice, inspiering and entertaining video. Lovely pictures love the cat in the train. Waiting for your next video thanx for sharing Tips.

It was soo good. I’m a amazed how you pick out things we all see every day ling in London yeti yours are so poignant ( there’s another word to check out ) my cousin was a photographer and he had the same knack as you . Never seen your channel before but I’ll subscribe .

damn i needed this.

Excellent video - thanks

If you need more experience in Thai trains, try Wong Wien Yai - Maha Chai commuters. At Maha Chai, you walk a bit from station through seafood market then take a ship crossing a river, walk a bit more or motorcycle taxi to Banleam station and take another commuter to Mae Klong station.

Yes, I have taken pictures of strangers in Thailand. Afterwards I have shown it to them and they were so surprised and happy to be able to have a moment in time preserved. 🙏🏻❤️🌞

Really great to see you posting again..I was down on inspiration. Cheers.

You don't get the same experience in AC carriage and you also have to dress for winter in them. They can be unbelievably cold. C class would be much more bearable with a litlle more anatomically shaped seating. I hope they preserve Hua Lumphong in the current state. It is a jewel

Hi Frederik - wonderful story to your trip. In Bali they got a saying - you need one woman or six men if you got work to do. So I am not too surprised that the woman with the refreshments does her work for hours and hours. Thx for making content in a very authentic and passionate form.

I quite enjoyed the video. Amazing work!

Enjoyed the video and your photos. Small point it’s not Bangkok Station it’s called Hua Lamphong

This is great! I live in Thailand and I was on a similar train ride and every carriage was so full of life and stories and I wish I had taken my camera (that I have barely used and barely know how to use!) This video has inspired me to get out there and try street photography asap!

So good to see you with new content Frederik.

This is an awesome video man. I love your focus on limbs, something that I want to incorporate into my own photography. Obviously special mention for the cat photos hehe

The journey was more interesting than the train station

in 25 years, the photo with the car will be to your liking as it will be a classic.

Amazing ,i love your way !

Nice photos-I enjoy long train rides-the heat doesn’t bother me especially if you can crack open a window-I might have been too excited to sleep! Thanks for sharing your train ride with us. Cheers!❤

I used to take these trains to and from Bangkok station almost everyday some six years ago. They actually planned to stop all services and turn the station into a museum. People protested. So they keep the commuter services running, which are usually packed during the weekday rush hour. So now it's mainly a museum with few trains running. That's also why there are those nice steam locomotives sitting there. I also took some photos with a small camera during my commute. Watching your video makes me think of those times. One of my best shots is of an elderly woman who carried a huge handheld grass mower up into the train, spilled some gasoline onto the floor, and laid down and slept on the seat right in front of me. The pain of being in the third class from Chiang Mai to Bangkok though, I've experienced that, only once. It was during a long national holiday. The train was so packed that people were standing without any space left. It was also a night train. Imagine trying to get any sleep in that condition. The sweat, the diesel, the damp air of the night. Sorry for the long rambling haha. Your storytelling feels organic and natural. It makes my memories on the trains come rushing through. I enjoy your videos and your works. Keep it up!

Very well done Frederik! Informative and interesting! Thanks for sharing!

Tak for turen 📷 Fantastisk video, foto og fortælling

Beautiful storytelling and images!

europe becoming so Anal now. people paranoid rude agressive. Asia, Africa, Middle east, south america is place to go 8:20 do they know google maps is exist

Brilliant as usual love them.

I am passionate about trains. Your images have taken me to that station with all its essence. On occasions I have been able to imagine the smell of rail, diesel and wooden sleepers. Wonderful video. Excellent work!

Great video Frederik. Your images always connect with me. Thanks man for all your content. 📸🙂

Gonna watch this on the plane back to the Big Smoke! Talk soon brother.