Yes, things are meant to happen.Love the variety!

Enjoyed this guy a lot.  He's like a mix of 'nutty professor', and a luddite rolled into one.  I don't usually read fiction, but enjoyed his stories.  Good to see you tying different things Paul as you feel your back back into YT, but just my 2c worth, nothing will ever beat your beautiful 'old' format of taking us on a shoot with you, talking us through it, printing off the lovely print as we watched, then selling it on your website as a short-run print.  Brilliant!

Excellent and unique story, well done! Thank you!

Brilliant! Thank you!

Always good to see another video from you Paul! I enjoy both photography and science fiction...

The bookshelf in the background reminds me of a guy I worked with years ago. He, and I think his brother, had a business that built coffins that could be temporarily (for some value of temporarily) used as "normal" furniture, such  as bookshelves or coffee tables! The business was named _Final Furniture_.

Brilliant! Really enjoyed this. So different. Such a character. Very intriguing and interesting presentation and lovely images as always. Those videos clips must have been quiet a job to generate, wonders of technology, and such a contrast to the type writer.

Really enjoyed this….. it would be interesting if you could create one photographic image to encapsulate the storytelling…. I am looking forward to seeing what images you may create in the future…. get that trusty Leica M working as intended….

Well done Paul, this  is what we need more of, Its made me think, creative ideas come from the mind, we don't need prompts  from tech, if we do, every thing would be on the same plane, technology got its place, the creativity should have a human side to it, ai got its place, but it's not long before it crosses those boundaries between human and ai, as what we see now as that's real and what is not

Interesting! Science fiction and later photography have always been a compulsion for me! I've read them all: K. Dick, Heinlein, R. Bradbury, Simak, Asimov, Hamilton, all of them. I love the genre. Especially short stories. Since I was 13 or 14 years old (I'm 64 now). I write but have never published. Today I'm going out with a Leica M8 just because I feel like it. Greetings from Portugal, Europe...(Carlos)

The Ai slop is disappointing

What has any of this got to do with photography???