CREATIVE URBAN PHOTOGRAPHY TUTORIAL - 5 Tips For Great Architectural Photography

[@alendorg]

Another portion of great tips for all lovers of photography! Thank you very much, Ray, and have a wonderful day!

[@VisualArtPhotography]

You have a great day too Anatoly and thanks so much.

[@HelloFromHawaii]

I've been going through some of your past videos and I really appreciate this one. I've been trying different photography subjects and I think architecture might be my favorite. Thank you for your insight and positivity.

[@VisualArtPhotography]

I agree, architecture is a really interesting subject for photography. Thanks so much and have a great day.

[@Pysees868]

You teach with such ease. Thanks Ray, great shots. I enjoyed the video that precedes this one as well.

[@VisualArtPhotography]

April...you are too kind. I'm really happy you are enjoying the videos.

[@oguzbenice7423]

Great photographer and... excellent teacher

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Thank you so much. Your kinds words are appreciated.

[@garychow6113]

Great video and beautiful photos; many lessons to keep in mind. Thank you.

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Thanks Gary. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@loucoffee]

Ray, awesome work love it!!!!

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Thank you Lou and thanks for watching.

[@luistavares6670]

Hello from Brasil, great stuff as usual, congratulations and off course carry on, I enjoy it.

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Hey Luis...Thank you and have a great day!

[@FreepapsTV]

very good content !

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Thanks and have a great day.

[@pauld7522]

For every shot, look up, down, the right, to the left and behind you. Horizontal and verticle if time and situation permit. There is so much unique beauty in the world. I could spend 10 lifetimes shooting 18 hours a day and only capture 1% of it...

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Sounds like good advice to me and yes, we could certainly use more time. Have a great weekend Paul and thanks for watching.

[@rsutter879]

Thanx, learned a lot. Tomorrow I spend my time with shooting in TU Wijk in Delft Netherlands.Hope I can similar results.

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Good luck with your Netherlands shoot and thanks for watching.

[@rsutter879]

www.flickr.com/photos/157299048@N06/sets/72157669019911409 www.flickr.com/photos/157299048@N06/albums/72157692804774065 Hope you see your advices and ideas back! Thanks again!

[@Theo_Blackledge]

this was perfect thank you

[@VisualArtPhotography]

You're welcome and thanks for watching.

[@CalvinWeibel]

Nice tutorial!

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Appreciate your words Calvin. Glad you enjoyed.

[@shaziabhatti241]

Excellent

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Thank you Shazia.

[@NakedInSeattle]

WIRES! My home, Seattle, is covered in phone and power lines. Great video.

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Thanks Larry. I’ve never been to Seattle but I’ve only ever heard great things about your city. Cheers!

[@yujinlandscapephotography.7787]

Nice tutorial, 👌

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Thank you.

[@aiquelindo]

Nice. Is this Calgary?

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Thanks Johnny. Actually, this is downtown Montreal. Have a good one.

[@thomaskoch6544]

Great tutorial, as always! Actually, I've become kind of a fan. I sometimes go out and to do the exact same things.

[@VisualArtPhotography]

Hi Thomas. I appreciate the kind words and I'm really happy you're getting out there and making images.

[@bk6271]

f16 from half a mile away is a waste not depth of field advantage

[@VisualArtPhotography]

I totally agree but this was not a half mile away and the first building was considerably closer meaning I had to stop the aperture down if I wanted everything sharp. Have a good one.