Great video! I just coped this for $80 brand new got a steal of a deal and im stoked! Can you recommend the best mount attachment for a phone for this?

Ben, could you have relied on luminosity / soft masks to select the different shades of tonality rather than going for hard masks especially for the last image?

I like the video head, but is there a way to make this quick release?

Great explanation of the 'Why' Ben and I agree with most of your artistic decisions. Although I would not replace skies, I would try to find a different solution. But that's a highly personal decision I would always respect, whatever the solution. What I find important is the question: after it's shot and edited, can I still see the essence of the architectural design without making it a totally different building due to the artistic editing? And I can still see that in your images. Also very interested to know how you explain the part with the Artisan panel :)

Great video...looking forward to seeing Part 3!

I had a similar experience with my photo of the Ghery building. Insane amount of masking, and it turned out to be my least successful image from the shoot. I'd like to see the full editing process on U-turn, please.

I was taught marry the lens date the camera.

About to rain but wearing sunglasses ??

Ben, I only discovered your channel a couple of weeks ago but I've been soaking up everything of yours that I can find. And now you've piqued my interest in macro! Thanks for an excellent tutorial.

Thank you for this series. U-turn would be my vote to watch a detailed example of.

Thanks, Ben, for this and all your videos. Challenging and inspirational. My first and second choices would be Walkies 2 and U-Turn.

Really enjoy your videos - voting for either Walkies 2 or U Turn for the final video on How in the series.

Can this fit as a hand baggage bag with low cost airlines?

Great video Ben, I really enjoy these images and looking to start practicing Do you think there is a way to achieve a similar (definitely not better) result using Lightroom Classic? Andy

Thank you Ben for such an informative video. I think we should be kind to you and say walkie-talkie. It’s a very precise image with a solid route through for the viewer. Can’t wait for the third section and will be interested to see the use of the Artisan plug in. Thank you again 🙏🙏

Could you introduce any training videos related to creating a hard mask using the pen tool? I want to follow along.

Nice video, thanks! U-Turn, please.

13 & 16 please, wonderful video again, thanks.

Great video, I'n voting for Flatiron 1

The Best review 🙌🙌🙌

Where do we vote ?

Can't wait to see your video on how you processed these images with the Artisan Pro plugin. Great tutorial.

Very dramatic editing changes. Great vision. First, I'd like to see you do the Walkie Bldg, since you said that was the simplest. Then second the Ghery bldg, to really show off your masking, gradient and other techniques. Thanks for doing these. It inspires me.

for me any full edit workflow is interesting to see (I anyway follow you since quite some time and know how it basically works)

Very much lied your Redemption Roasters edit Ben and definitely done the right thing getting rid of the background clutter. I’ve still to edit my Gehry images as I can’t decide how I want the final edit to look but will take another look soon as your finished version showed it can be done 🙂

Excellent instruction with challenging subjects. My vote is for the Flatiron # 3.

I obviously did not look up enough when I was last in London! I stayed just across the Thames by the Tower Bridge. Terrific images. I love 14. U-turn, but watching any of them processed will be terrific. Sorry I missed this video two months ago!

Beautiful images! Love your fine-art images. Somehow, I missed part #1! I feel like a very lazy editor after watching this! ;-) Happy to see any of the images processed. It might be interesting to see the one _you_ like the most processed and why if it does not happen to coincide with the audience's choice. Just a thought. Cheers!

Which image from the shoot was your favourite, and can we see the edit please?

Thanks for sharing, Ben! I would suggest you choose whichever image is the least complicated to walk-through, and one with some sky replacement so we can see how you handle that.

I’ve been hoping you would do something like this for a while now.I’m looking forward to your full edit video. I’ve been working with Joels panel for a little while and there is a definite learning curve to using it. I’m hoping your edit will incorporate it. My vote for the shot is either of the Gehry buildings. He’s amazing!

Thanks for the insight into your workflow. Beautiful architectural shots. Would love to see complete editing for 5 Curvature 1.

#3#4

Very enjoyable, Ben. Thanks for doing this. My votes for the full edit - Gehry 1 or Walkies 1. I think they're more typical of what I (and many others) might be inclined to try as beginners.

Super interesting, thank you so much for sharing. You are inspiring me to give this "fine art" genre a try. I am yet to find out how patient I will be in making such a copmlex group of selections! In answer to you question, the Walkies image for me. Appreciated 🙂

Thanks Ben, #8 Stacks would be great to see the full edit!

Good series so far, looking forward to the next one

Love your videos Ben. Thank you !

Thanks Ben I've been eagerly waiting for this video!

Ben, congrats! This is certainly the best tutorial/guide or the "How To" about real estate video and photography, period. Amazing explanations from start to finish, the do's and dont's - remarkable work! A piece of anthology about Real Estate videography.

Wow! You look like young Tom Cruise 😂

Can you change the ballhead?

Great video I don’t do video but certainly learnt a lot watching that 👏👏

Do you have a review of Tamaron 28-200mm vs 28-300mm?

One note for that location is that Thurne mill is active at times (well it was the last time I went a few years ago) So - the top of the mill rotates and that means it will look different day to day or week to week. Not sure how often it runs but thought it was worth mentioning :)

Thank you so much for this video, it was incredibly informative. I've been looking for a replacement tripod ever since one of the twist locks on my Manfrotto Befree Nerissimo broke. After watching your video I'll be getting the iFOOTAGE Gazelle TC3B. Thanks again, you've been a massive help.

Excellent review, a great help for me

Another great vid Ben, the BTS stuff was awesome and explained very well.What more can you say great vid and end product. Still got to get you down to the football ! your more than welcome.

Wow what an inspiring video. Thank you for sharing. I find it hard to choose one best. I like the "curvatures" very much and the 'walkies'. okay that's five. I look forward to your next videos.

at 1:1 canon wins, but at 2x ttartisans won