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Great job Jay! Great fun. One question though. Did you get to keep the watch!!! LOL

Great job! I love how the pictures came out.

Great critique video. Really interesting. Subbed 👍🙂

Very nice pictures, well done and inspiring. It would be interesting to see a video with wine or alcool bottles and glasses. Thanks for your video.

Bravissimo JC ...thank you so much

Kari Voutilainen makes grail watches...I'm jealous!

cool!

Nice work Jay 🙂

@jimpie54 Thanks

I really enjoy your videos Jay. I’m about to see if I can do similar processing with PS. It may be strange question but how do I zoom into the image while already using the polygon lasso tool without losing my place I’m not a PS user… as you can guess Thanks Andy

These are great. thanks!

Great video 👍🙂💧

Nice work. which location was?

Nice. It seems to me you could also do it in Camera Raw and do all the bulbs at once and all the ceiling parts by combining masks.

Thanks for the video, however based on the design the island pendant lights are being used as "task lighting" and should be throwing light downward on to the island work space and not to the ceiling.

Nice; thank you so much! Keep them coming

My go to selection tool is always the Pen Tool, extremely accurate

Jay thank you so much for the critique. Story behind that macro shot I took. I had just bought the Z105 macro lens because I wanted to dive into macro photography. It was mother's day. I bought some flowers as gives and before I gavecthem, I decided to test the lens out. It was my first go at macro photography. Took me awhile to understand it. I did take many shots and stiched them together with Helicon Focus. Moral of the story, just get out and shoot some photography. There's subject everywhere!

Best City ❤

Thanks Jay, inspirational body of work from one of my fave YT photoghaers. I'll be visitng NYC from Australia for 2 weeks April/May 2025 so I have been rewatching all your NYC videos. Have bookmarked heaps of the locations you've visitied over the years. I love architecture so really looking forward to locations like the Citigroup building, the 4 corners in the financial district you did, skyline views from NJ and especially the TWA hotel at JFK...I have to give that one go.

Jay, you have got to get your sound recording sorted. This video is so awful it's just not watchable. 💥

A very good year, Jay. I love the variety of genres that you explore, and quite successfully at that. I felt particularly drawn to the autumn barn image with the beautiful rust/ orange tree and background foliage. Elegant in its simplicity in both composition and color tones. Wishing you a great 2025! I’ll be watching!

HAPPY 2025!!! I love your work, it is inspirational. specially the B&W. my favorite is the church

Wish you a wonderful and happy new year. Thank you for sharing your work, great work.

Thanks for sharing, very impressive work. All the best in 2025!

Happy New Year, Jay! Thank you for sharing your work. i am looking forward to more great shots in the new year.

I do love the Texas set as well...Very cool.

Very wonderful pictures! Could you explain or make a video about the process or technique in Photoshop you use for the fairy trees? Happy New Year.

Stunning!

Great work Very interesting Wish you a wonderful and happy new year

I always enjoy seeing your work. The variety of images made it really interesting. Thank you and Happy New Year!

Beautiful shots Jay. What's up for 2025? Can I do that tree shots in lightroom?

Thanks for the video and Happy New Year! Idea - a video where you talk about how you walk around a tree taking several photos and then blending for an etherial look, sounds fascinating.

Happy new year Jay and all the best.

Is the very highly reflective bright room a hindrance to light control? (Genuinely curious)

Hello, This is an excellent video. I actually only make still lifes. That's why I find these kinds of videos fascinating. You made a wonderful still life. A friendly greeting from the Netherlands.

I encourage you to check out the industrial landscapes of Bernd and Hilla Becher. Their work is similar to what I think you're going for in this video

Thanks, this video is very helpful. Going to Glacier National Park next September.

Great still life shots Jay and that Mongers place looks amazing, I can see myself spending days in there. Happy holidays to you and your family.

Nice! I was at Mongers a couple of weeks ago looking for the same thing - props for some still lifes - great place to do it. In fact I am seeing the owner of Mongers tonight - we are old friends and I photographed Monger's Market as he renovated the buildings over several years. Amazing place. Thanks for posting the video and maybe we will cross paths in the area at some point (I am in Weston)...

That first shot was excellent.

I used to work for an Atlanta Georgia architecture company (John Portman) and I enjoyed hanging out with David Naughton. He did their photography with an ALPA camera, he occasionally utilized this style and I loved it.

Great to see you again, Jay. Great video and inspiration. Thank you. As usual, looking forward to your next video.

Very helpful. I am planning a trip to this place as well for both astrophotography as well as perhaps get lucky and photograph thunderstorms over the flats. Wish I was living there

Great critiques, I really learned a lot from watching you go through each of these images, keep up the great work

Thanks for the critiques Jay. Glad you liked them. Good to see you back on YT.

Thanks for your opinions, it really helps me grow as an amateur photographer. keep making video's Jay!!

Wow, thank you so much for your kind words! I shot the thumbnail photo (11th image). Your opinion means a lot to me as I've been following your work/channel for some time. I shot that in a romanian village on an autumn photo tour but the conditions were not great as it rained a lot. Still, the views were very picturesque.

it would be nice to have lesson on the way you use the gradiant tool ?

Ok... so I'm a lil bit confused here Jay.... as to how u got rid of the blogs. on the left and right... Can you explain in detail, how u went about replacing them with the sky colour.... I'm a newbie. Thanks