The main COMPOSITION TECHNIQUE in Architecture Photography!

[@johnhaynes9910]

Love the colours you get :)

[@JamesKerwin]

Thank you! 😊

[@xplorethroughthelens]

WOW you found a little belter there that's a nice room, love be the detail in the wood work.. great video as always

[@JamesKerwin]

Glad you enjoyed it. Did you check out the series? 😎

[@xplorethroughthelens]

Yes I was surprised how colourful they all are

[@wearetrackclub]

Great tips, James! Love how the result looks 👏❤

[@JamesKerwin]

Thank you for watching!

[@luzr6613]

Great work - thank you for sharing.

[@JamesKerwin]

Pleasure of course 😊

[@waldekszczepanski7070]

Hi, you should use Rogeti TSE frame.

[@JamesKerwin]

Yes - I have looked at this. And wanted to get one - but seems an unnecessary cost currently. Thanks for watching 😊

[@thepaperboy9009]

Beautiful venue, I love the staircase, looks like cast iron. 1:51, 2:18 would have been really good to throw up so me line drawings and other photo examples with super imposed line drawings in PIP format.

[@JamesKerwin]

Good suggestion 👌

[@Bimmly]

We really must have a chat about how you get such depth of detail in the shadow area without losing the rest of the image .... Luminenza I guess?

[@JamesKerwin]

This was just bracketed images - lightroom HDR. Don't use Luminenza.

[@green856w]

Too much talk, not enough examples.

[@JamesKerwin]

man, I am tired of this.

[@healthinformatics7390]

agree

[@freddelrosario]

It would have been better if you show what you're shooting or the image you are composing as you talk instead of showing yourself which does not add to understanding what you are conveying.

[@JamesKerwin]

Yeah I usually do to be honest, but sometimes on site - trying to remember to capture everything is a tough challenge - more so when its my first time at the location (as it is in this spot). I shall keep in mind - thanks for the feedback. 😊