Cityscape Photography in Rome - Photographing the Forum Romanum

[@LanNinja11]

Excellent video and images Michael. Thank you for walking us through your setup. Really helpful!

[@M.B.7.7.]

Extrem geil Michael. Vor allem der Schluß mit der Zeitraffer-Bearbeitung, klasse! Tolles stimmungsvolles Bild

[@mibreit-photo]

Selbst im Zeitraffer nur ein Ausschnitt. Das clonen von den Gerüsten war ne riesen Arbeit ;-)

[@bwilks271]

Excellent narrative on how you work. Very informative. Love the final image after the photoshop cleanup and blending. Thanks for sharing Michael!

[@annejohnson8077]

Your technigue was interesting , loved the shots and I am looking forward to seeing more shots of Rome . Thanks so much.

[@popupphotography5138]

Awesome

[@bornforadventureie]

Beautiful images Michael,wow :) Enjoy your time in Rome.... :)

[@Metragnome_Images]

Another awesome video Michael.... very informative and helpful. love the photo at 11:45

[@mohdfirdaus4035]

good video michael. appreciate your hardwork and sharing

[@MegaDwilkinson]

wonderful video Michael; I very much like your workflow and I do much the same for many of my own shoots - staying in one place for quite a time, and letting the scene change in front of you, and capturing that, I learn plenty from you - thank you

[@simonwalter7142]

Hi Michael, I really like your vlogs. Wow, walkign through Rome it must be hard not to stop every few meters to take a shot. Good thing you left yourslef plenty of time to get to the forum. Thanks and keep vlogging, man!

[@frank-gohde]

War wieder sehr schön dabei zu sein Michael, was für geniale Fotos. Du hast das bestimmt auch sehr genossen in Rom. LG Frankie!

[@mibreit-photo]

Waren tolle 4 Tage und sicher nicht mein letzter Besuch in Rom. Kann ich nur empfehlen!

[@JeniaFabisuk]

Another great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@RicoOder]

Wieder einmal extrem nice!

[@frankwaters8177]

that music at 6:30 is excellent

[@MrRuneberre]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Great teaching! 😀

[@rugsack2005]

Excellent vlogs which I am using in preparation for my upcoming trip to Rome Where exactly were you when shooting the Forum in this video? Great location

[@reneholtslag2297]

Great video Micheal. Rome is a fantastic town for making Photo's,

[@mibreit-photo]

I totally agree!

Great video! Thanks

[@gudayfoks4631]

Very nice and informative videos. I watch most of your videos. You are like the next elia locardi kudos

[@mibreit-photo]

Thanks man. I love Elias work

[@mhsvz6735]

Thank you.

[@jordannet]

very great shot and amazing processing .. btw , what is music at 16:05

[@mibreit-photo]

Thank you. For the music I'd need to check again but I think it's called Clouds and can be fround in the free KZbin Music Library. You can find quite some nice tracks there -> kzbin.infomusic

[@leikosdani]

Excellent video and great photos as always. Being so lonely at that time of the day is fantastic to the shoot. By the way, didn´t you think it could also be a bit dangerous in a strange city?

[@mibreit-photo]

I'm always cautious and aware of my surroundings. If it doesn't feel safe, I usually skip the photo opportunity. While it's never 100% safe to photograph in a City, I found Rome quite ok in that regard. I never felt unsafe and didn't get into scetchy situations.

[@shokhrukhturaev8234]

Thank you for amazing instructions. Could you tell me please the location that you shoot. I am going to Rome tomorrow so I would like to try this !!

[@mibreit-photo]

Google Roman Forum. Easy to find

[@steveh1273]

Very good video Michael. You seemed a bit nervous, looking around to be aware of your environment. I haven't gone to Italy because of all the warnings about equipment being stolen. What precautions did you take while in the city and did you take your equipment out with you during the day? Thanks.

[@mibreit-photo]

Hello Steve, it was one of my first attempts at vlogging in a city. So I was mainly nervous because it feels weired vlogging in public. Today I'm a little better at it, but it's still strange and if people are close by it's hard to ignore it ;-) But as with any city, you have to be aware of your surroundings. I wouldn't say though that Rome felt dangerous. In european cities I usually take my gear with me any time. It's safer on my back than in a hotel room or car I'd say. I haven't had an incident yet, but I'm always a bit careful with hotels.

[@reymenantspatrick]

@@mibreit-photo Never do this alone, you make yourself a target for people with less good intentions

[@allandavies1187]

Once again Michael thank you for sharing your skills and techniques. But I have to confess I am at a loss with the finger - thing in the frame. Obviously, you are going to see your finger when processing. Do you have tutorial to show how you process and remove the finger, would love to know how you do that....

[@mibreit-photo]

Hello Allan, thanks. You might want to have a look at this video -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXTYmoqKiaZsgKs

[@johnrizzo2273]

How do you get there?

[@mirooliveira2]

Where is this place you photograph the Forum Romano?

[@mibreit-photo]

Next to Kapitol. Walk around there a bit, not hard to find

[@windscar008]

Can you share a Google map location of where you were when you shot this?

[@mibreit-photo]

This spot is so easy to find ;-) If you are in Rome and visit the Forum, just take a bit of time to explore. It's not only about photography but even more about getting to know a place.

[@windscar008]

Michael Breitung I appreciate your tips and your video! However, I only have 1 day before I take off, and I'd like to be able to visit this area before sunrise before my flight. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated!

[@mibreit-photo]

Go to the Capitol and walk up the stairs, straight across the plaza and then to the right. You see this in the video ;-)

[@windscar008]

Michael Breitung thanks! It looks like you went to the right of the Altar of the Fatherhood, I'll try my best to find it. Appreciate your help!

[@mibreit-photo]

Yea up to the Capitoline hill and then to the right side of the plaza

[@gheorghefalcaru]

SUPER

[@李宇轩-s5f]

I see some technique which Elia Locardi taught in his tutorial Photography The World

[@mibreit-photo]

Haven't watched his tutorials, but I know his work. Actually the techniques used by many of the pro photographers are quite similar ;-)

[@Greggiexplore]

How to get to the place featured at 3.16min?

[@mibreit-photo]

Greggiexplore right next to the capitol. When you stand in front of it walk right

[@Greggiexplore]

Did you feel safe going there before sunrise? BTW great photos! I love it!

[@mibreit-photo]

Greggiexplore yes. You always have to be careful in larger cities but I didn't have one encounter in Rome where i felt unsafe

[@Greggiexplore]

Thank you Michael, I really like your videos! Good job - Keep it up.

[@mibreit-photo]

Greggiexplore thanks. In two weeks I will post a new series from my current travels. Stay tuned

[@Micantropo78]

10:29 Chiesa dei Santi Luca e Martina

[@AzamatoTheGreat]

I need to learn photoshop

[@pitst0p]

Loved you video but i think that the photoshop will be to complecated for me.

[@mibreit-photo]

PS: it was in the beginning for me too ;-) Just takes a bit of practise. But you can do a lot in Lightroom or capture one too

[@pitst0p]

Thanks, @@mibreit-photo

[@CorecrafterChanel]

199 like :)