That’s why I like your channel… no corporate bullshit and honest content. It’s really refreshing.

wow Bryan, beautiful video and thank you for the kind words. Pleasure meeting you in real life

the landscape of the wild fire is mental.
so so stunning.

It's refreshing to stumble across videos like this one. The authenticity comes across very clear, and that is somewhat quite uncommon these days. Congratulations, I really hope you'll keep sharing your work.

Holy shit Bryan! The fire landscape was INSANE! The videography of the darkroom print was extremely impressive and so cinematic. The music on the river gave me A24 vibes and it fit perfectly!

In regard to the “absence” I appreciate the quality over quantity. I’ve always enjoyed your work and your YouTube content. I’ve always appreciated your blunt criticism of how the industry works with creatives and this app. I’ve thought or can resonate the same opinions you share here.

So long story short, thank you!

Ansel Adams burned and dodged and used various contrast filters when printing. He said there was an image he made of ice and a rock wall which had been slightly underexposed - it took him he said two days to make a few good prints of this and said he was happy to  print a final edition and never print the negative again.

After 3 minutes watching this video on my 13' laptop I had to stop. This video deserves to be watched on a big screen. Fantastic images as usual.

Bryan you epitomise what photography is really all about and your videos are thoughtful and inspiring, keep doing exactly what you’re passionate about … great work my friend !

Great video man, loved the photos, especially the fire, really ominous!
Also I really like your ethics about the whole Youtube thing, you're an example people should follow.

That scene with the smoke is insane! Additionally, I’d like to point out that some video scenes are so picturesque.

I've been a subscriber since the beginning and absolutely love your content. It feels true, human and relatable. As a photographer myself, I am always inspired by these videos. Keep going Bryan!

“Try not to become a man of success, but rather become a man of value.” —Albert Einstein. Thank you Bryan for everything you do, we’re not going anywhere :)

Stay authentic man, that's why this is probably my favourite photography channel on YouTube. You tell it all, warts and all, and your struggles show that even though you produce exquisite work; it doesn't just come easily, and that pushes me to try harder. As always, thanks for the video.

Another golden video. So cool to be able to go out and capture experiences with pals.

Infrequently or not, keep the content flowing!

If you’re ever out in the Salton Sea area again, drive west to a little town called Borrego Springs.  Really neat small desert town.  I lived there for 5 years.  There is also an abandoned Navy base further south of Bombay Beach that has some cool buildings.

This is beautiful. I especially like the portrait of the gentleman who was working with a vase in Bombay Beach. And the scene of you on top of the SUV to get just the right shot of the wildfire is amazing. Also, love the music. Can’t wait to meet you.

I'm more than happy to wait 2-3 months for a Bryan vid with an epic landscape shot. I'm only sad that YT rewards the regular vlogger over the slower release higher production vids. But it is what it is, it'll likely be the same on any platform.

Car roof can be fixed is a small sacrifice for a shot like that, love the portrait at the end too. Great work mate.

The back to the future ride was in Universal Studios… I think… 😊

I think you got lost at universal studios lol