Why Does This Image Hook Me In? Ft.

In this new series, we break down and analyse what makes an image look good.
What are the constituent parts? What techniques are being used? What Visual Patterns are shown? How do images make us feel and why do they make us feel this way?
Look forward to a breakdown of all of this and more with images supplied by photographers whose work I genuinely admire and love to look at.
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What Makes An Image Look Good?
Ep 1: Hotherside - • What Makes An Image Lo...
Ep 2: 7th Era - • Why Does This Image Ho...
Ep 3: Demas - • How To Make Architectu...
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[@7thEra]

Honoured to be apart of this series 🙌

[@patkay]

Thank you sir! Always lovely to do content with you!

[@ericpecquerie4868]

I watched this post twice. I was shocked to like the Innsbruck inn image with the window frame. Nothing amazing in this image but it is a pleasing image. I believe the framing and the colors are the main elements that make this image great. Please continue with this serie, it is always very enriching to listen to your analysis and see the images you like.

[@TheCuratorialMethod]

Close looking and insightful prompts are the key to understanding the meaning of a work AND our own personal tastes!

[@patkay]

Absolutely!

[@astaticas3732]

Great series! So much to learn from all these photos. I would really love to see the collaboration with @teocrawford. You and Teo are the only photographers who capture my full attention on youtube.

[@joshuawilliams1707]

This is IT!!! 7th Era is the jam, and you're incredible. This video is the best!!!

[@dominicvetri2]

This is a very helpful series, I would love to see more of these. As a new photographer is great to learn about other artist and something I have been struggling with is in all the photos I’ve taken I’ll see an image that I like the color, composition or subject, but don’t understand how it could be better or what subtle elements to take my art to the next level. Thank you!

[@patkay]

I hope these videos help you!

[@alexquargnali6810]

I love 7thera he is so underrated, really great use of editing, colour, contrast and composition

[@patkay]

I'm glad you love his work!

[@kathrynlebda780]

I love this new series. It's really great to be introduced to new photographers and then to also hear real break down and actual discussion on technique is really enlightening and motivating.

[@gpdoyon]

As an amateur photographer, the more I see these photo reviews the happier I get about my own work. Why? Photos are very subjective. I liked all the photos reviewed but none are print worthy to me. I think the photographer is very good, though. The conclusion…I will always take the pictures I like without giving a darn as to what others may think or expect from a photo. Yes, I’ll take into consideration classic composition techniques if it makes sense or if I may lose the opportunity to photograph the subject. There are very few pictures that are objectively universally liked, which should make most people happy. Great video!

[@spit2vinci]

I am new to photography and your work is a gold mine ! I am fascinated by how the photograh achieves those monochrome gradients and give such a singulare atmosphere to his blue shots/edits. I would be interested in finding quality videos that show the workflow of how to achieve this style of rendering, if someone can help me out ! Cheers guys

[@patkay]

Check out his channel on KZbin! @7thera

[@neklamp2431]

We love Liam's point of view!

[@patkay]

We absolutely do!

[@bettychetcuti5796]

Great analysis and perspectives.

[@patkay]

Thanks so much!

[@Anadrolus]

Love these series !!!

[@patkay]

I'm glad you do! I hope you keep watching :)

[@Nath-ud3uj]

I really love this serie

[@patkay]

Amazing! I hope you keep watching!

[@RobertFrench-io9ou]

Very enjoyable, more like this please

[@patkay]

They're comin!

[@hotherside]

16:55 would be my pick. Awesome shots @7thera !

[@patkay]

Definitely up there for me too!

[@akaruiyeoh986]

感谢你的影片，真的学习到很多摄影知识

[@yongkwon4777]

Love it❤

[@patkay]

Glad you liked it!

[@randomframe3436]

Would it be possible to get Eiji Ohashi next on the show?

[@carlvetters8857]

Second photo: isn’t that the Antwerp Central Station ?

[@patkay]

I guess it is? I'm not sure, never been.

[@guitarecouture640]

Does someone have any material to learn how to edit like the last image? I always find myself having lots of (and sometimes unwanted) different colors in my photos...

[@max_larum]

First 🎉😂❤

[@patkay]

Haha you got it! Thanks for the love.