Architectural Multiple Exposure & ICM

[@annmccutcheon13]

I’m a fan of multiple exposure images and really enjoyed this video. Your colour grading techniques at the end of the video have given me new inspo for editing. I’ll give it a try - thanks!

[@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer]

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the video😁👍

[@barbaracolbert7076]

Love your use of ICM and ME in an urban setting. So artistic and creative! I have a dear friend from Ayr and I visited him there in the early 90s so those were very special to me. Thanks for sharing and inspiring!

[@peterbond12]

I haven’t seen many ME/ICM images in the past which have really worked for me. Very impressed with yours though. Super images. Thanks for sharing.

[@Drputtick]

I loved the images and will take some inspiration from them for my own ICM work. However I found the choice of music rather irritating and intrusive while viewing. Otherwise, a good video.

[@EugeMik]

Hi Gary! your hometown photographs are beyond beauty. Mesmerizing. Subscribed!

[@philyoung4804]

These are amazing, fantastically creative. Bravo Sir. Love to know more about the technical, setting etc and advice for an old bloke like me to try doing this. I have a Canon R6 and I’m still learning. Thanks again for a great video and a very inspirational, informative video. Phil

[@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer]

Many thanks for watching Phil, and glad you enjoyed it. I'm going to work on a video in regards to that once I work out how to capture the viewfinder as I'm taking the images.😁👍

[@victorcarmelo8606]

Love your landscapes but this was a very refreshingly different video from your stable Gary. I too love London architecture but your home town images were the best and my favourite, especially the bridge images were stunning. Thanks again for a brilliant video, regards.

[@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer]

Really appreciated Victor, and glad you enjoyed the video. I have more of these in the pipeline, the first geared towards the landscape of Glencoe which I'm filming tomorrow. Thanks for watching😁👍

[@victorcarmelo8606]

@@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer thanks again.

[@dwentzelpunktde684]

Wunderbar ❤ Danke.

[@neilgrant1927]

Your home town looks a bit like Florence from where I'm standing- Thank you from Whanganui, NZ.

[@mc2energy6907]

I really love your photography. Do you have a workshop course for Photoshop?

[@volkerbosch9078]

Wonderful Inspiration! Thank you from Germany

[@douglasadams1105]

I also have the X-T5. Having to click the OK button is the worst! I hope they give us the option in a future firmware to keep shooting and eliminate the OK after every shot.

[@paulasimson4939]

I totally agree!

[@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer]

Thanks for watching and yes that would be fantastic in the update,😁👍

[@iaincphotography6051]

Lovely work Gary.

[@FKnoph]

Thank you for another inspirational video! 😊 It would be nice with a little bit of technical info, though. Which blend more do you use in camera? What's your thought process when moving the camera? But anyway, I'll try this with my own camera tomorrow!

[@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching. If I can fathom out how to record in camera as it taking them I'd be able to talk you through my thoughts 😁👍

[@FKnoph]

@@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer That would be great! But if not, just to hear your thoughts when you take the photos would be great. It's nice to have a good starting point for further exploration! 😊

[@lookforbeauty1964]

Superb pictures !!

[@WatchmanNiel]

Thanks for this Gary, I love the visual interest this creates. I'm really new to this idea, can you share a few pointers on the angles and amount of movement that you typically use? Is 3 up/down, left/right going to create this effect or do you use the orientation of the buildings to decide on the direction?

[@kieulannguyen1193]

Wonderful work. TFS

[@michaelpegg8966]

Really interesting video, thanks

[@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer]

Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching😁👍

[@seanconcannon7922]

Amazing.......loved the images.

[@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer]

Glad you liked them, thanks for watching😁👍

[@seanconcannon7922]

@@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer I shoot Sony so don't have ME built into my camera....looking at your images they seem to blend so well in camera rather than when I blend images in Photoshop....I love the architectural multiple exposures but they just seem too sharp and are a bit jarring to the eye when I do them in Photoshop....Any tips? Do you think blending more exposures is better I normally only blend together about 4 or 5?

[@itstime874]

Thanks for this I really thought some of your images turned out great….do you use auto focus and what aperture is best? New subscriber.

[@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer]

Hi, yeah I used autofocus on all of these and between f/8-f/11. Incidentally all of these shots were in aperture priority. Thanks for watching & subscribing😁👍

[@AhmetElhann]

Hello amazing work there, congrats 🎉 I have a question, I can only take two images in multiple exposure mode on my XT3, is it possible to take more than 2?

[@sh8736]

Don’t think so on that model was using it last week doing this at the Fuji house of photography. More images are possible with newer models such as xt 5

[@raphaelmimoun9571]

Hello 👋, thank you for the video, do you leave the ibis on or do you turn it off for ICM?

[@GaryMcIntyrePhotographer]

I usually turn it off. Thanks for watching :)

[@oneeyedphotographer]

1:00 Is there a reason you chose sunflowers for your background?