This Week in Photo (TWiP) is a YouTube channel with 27.1K subscribers as of October 2025, based in United States. It has published 1,221 videos.
This Week in Photo (TWiP) channel stats
Videos
1,221
Total views
3.8M
Country
United States
On YouTube since
December 2014
About the channel
Photography isn’t just a hobby — it’s a revolution. And here at This Week in Photo, we’re not here to tiptoe around it.
I’m Frederick Van Johnson, and every week I go beyond the hype, peeling back the marketing gloss to uncover what’s actually driving the future of photography. From AI image-making to creative breakthroughs, gear you should (or shouldn’t) buy, and real stories from photographers in the trenches — we dig into it all.
If you’re tired of the same old “top 5 lenses†videos, and you actually want to think, laugh, and level up your creative game… welcome home.
ðŸ› ï¸ Interviews with real pros (not influencers)
ðŸ› ï¸ Unfiltered discussions on tech, business, and the craft
ðŸ› ï¸ Photo critiques, challenges, and community engagement
ðŸ› ï¸ A fearless look at the future of visual storytelling
👊 Hit subscribe. Step up. Let’s change the frame.
🔗 More at ThisWeekinPhoto.com
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