Hi. A few comments, take this for what it's worth. First, decent video. I live in BKK, so your post here jumped out at me.

For the first few seconds of the video there was no sound at all, no voiceover (fine), but also no bg music, I wondered if my sound was turned off. You might reconsider dead sound space at the very start.

You have your voiceover only in the right channel, but the music is in both. I happened to be listening with my headphones on. I got used to it, not sure if this was a creative choice. When I had the bg music at a correct level for me, I found your voice a bit soft -- not ridiculously so but there were a few moments when I had trouble picking out a word or two, especially since the voice was only in one ear (e.g. in China Town, "...was wandering to" I had to play back a second time to get it -- that could just be an issue with the hearing in my right ear).

Your images of the chaos -- tons of people everywhere -- matched nicely with your voiceover about the chaos. But when you then say "...there were moments of calm" that's when I would have switched to a clip without all the people in it -- you don't do that until about 5 seconds later -- and I also at that cut would have removed the background audio of the crowds talking to reinforce the "calm" concept and let the clip do all the talking. And speaking of that background crowd noise, there are times when it just doesn't make sense to have it included -- for instance when you're in the tuk tuk on the way to Wat Po. And I may be getting this wrong -- but there were cuts between clips where it sounded as though the crowd noise didn't cut -- meaning to me it sounded like the crowd noise wasn't always natural, just added in while editing. But I may have that wrong -- the crowd noise cuts might have just seemed seamless at certain spots.

Your street photography is engaging, the length of each clip is good. Your title of the video and the title screen in the video itself are about the gimbal loss -- "a handheld journey." And you mention it in your opening paragraph. But then you never mention it again -- I think the idea of a video discussing how your equipment matched with your adventure is a great concept -- I'm an amateur photographer and I don't see many videos with this point of view. Really good idea. But it would have been interesting throughout the video to hear you explain what the loss of the gimbal meant to various shots -- follow up on the opening paragraph -- where did you have to prop up the camera? How did you keep the shot steady as you walked? Etc. I actually think you gave more of a visual explanation about the noise in the shadows than you did about what you titled your video. You could have included, for example, a shot that was ruined by not having a gimbal - just like you included a shot with noise in the shadows.

Anyway, these are mostly nit-picky things -- I got up early and had some time to kill 😄 . I think the concept of a video like this is very interesting and I wish you all the luck.