Photography Video Journals

Hi guys,
I've recently come accros several video journals on different kinds of photography, and I thought to my self - I wish I had more.

So how about we make a thread full of video journals?
Please keep the discussion to a minimus so we dont loose the links in all the chatter

Here are a few to start off with:

1. Joel Meyerowitz, street photog from NY City http://www.joelmeyerow​itz.com/photography/in​terview_06.html
   
2. Mark Thiessen, National Geographic Magazine nature photog
   http://www.nationalgeo​graphic.com/pathtoadve​nture/phototips/
   
3. Michael Reichmann - Not a full journal, just snippets, but you can buy the full journal.
   http://luminous-landscape.com/video_jo​urnal/

Oh come on guys

Surly some of you have come accross good videos?

Well, even though there doesn't appear to be much interest, I'll post this new one I found anyway:
http://video.google.co​m …157481455007235​&q=youtube

Well, I don't have any to share, but I will thank you for posting. Enjoyed watching all of them and they have provided me with something to think about as I try to improve my efforts in photography.

Well, even though I know this thread never caught on with you guys, I thought I'd share more anyway.

I came across Art Walf's adventure photography series (made by Canon's learning center together with MS & NG) here: Travels at the edge

You can cycle through all his different locations & watch his video tips & read canon tips about how he photographs in different locations.

Have fun!

Look up James Nachtwey and find his documentary, "War Photographer".

Its pretty epic.

Wow, I finally watched "War Photographer" - and I truly recommend you ALL watch it.
Epic, is quite the understatement...

Gidi---thanks for starting this thread. Some great inspiration from these really fantastic photographers. Thanks!

Glad to be of service Even though others don't seem to be into collecting the links, I sure believe they can help others...

Yea, even though this thread never really picked up, I'm going strong

here is another one:
New orliens
This one is about Stanley Greene's return to NO two years after Katrina.
I met Stanley two weeks ago - an absolutly amazing person.
Hard to believe he is 60 years old...