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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

I like the streaky clouds.

Thank you for a fairly simple, slow, methodical explanation of the editing. Great job.

Great content! 🇨🇦

Location?

I know this great structure but security chases me away even without me using a tripod

How did you do this pictures. It,s outstanding.

Amazing

Fantastic work! Any recommendations for a couple of lenses to carry around NYC. I'll be there in mid December and would love your insight. Thanks

Beautifully illustrated and very clear explanation/demo. Thanks.

Great instruction and teaching, JC! What tripod legs are you using?

Nice video! We're going to Avon to visit my in-laws in mid October and I'll be running around to do some shooting. I've been researching locations and came across your video. Very informative and will help with my shooting plans. I enjoyed the video and your photography!

Outstanding shots! What camera and lens do you use? Love your long exposure, moving cloud effects. 👍🎬

If I were King of NYC, I would destroy most of the new buildings, and rebuild Pennsylvania Station, Singer Building and the old Madison Square Garden. You would have even better photos then of the city!

I would really like to see if you could make anything out of a stop over in Tampa... please give it photo shoot if you have the opportunity. Thank you

Wow lots of great shots there,thank you for sharing

Thanks for sharing, some great images here...

Great video! I'm always looking for new locations in NYC to capture, and you've found some great ones!

Wow 📷

nice video, found out from the vid you have a 70-200. great man. do you have a sony?

I live in Newark,, NJ which is a much smaller venue. art Deco architecture, some rennaisance Revival and some Spanish/Islamic influence. In recent years, because of great good fortune, Budapest has become my favorite architectural venue. A 600 year old church, a 100 year old subway. A 10 year old subway. A cemetery that has monuments that date from the Austro Hungarian Empire through the Soviet occupation to the recent propaganda installations designed by the Orban administration

I feel like there are a lot of missed opportunities. Although your pictures are very well made from a technical perspective. Architecture is made for people and constructed on ground, so why do you go out of your way to crop the groundfloors entry points, thresholds of the buildings and spaces or where and how it meets the ground. Seems like you only want to show of your sky replacements (they are very nice). Maybe it’s just the nature of many these closed of, billion dollar construction projects to create physical and mental distance between its inhabitants/stakeholders and everyone on the outside. 😢

Gorgeous work!

My most favorite city - to live in, to walk around in, t o photograph... I have photographed almost every building and place you list here - I have to few to go. Thanks for the reminder, and your wonderful photographs too.

Personally, I'd love to see videos from the studio.

Great work! Hi Jay, is it necessary to obtain permission to photograph buildings and architectural complexes from their current owners or architects and creators?

Jay, do you ever hold or plan to hold live workshops? Or at least have a full tutorial? Thanks

incredible work📸

Man, this was so great. Fantastic images. This is some real inspiration to train in tomorrow with the camera bag. Thanks!

Couldn't follow what you were at even on my large tv 😱

Spectacular photography. Many times your photography was better than the architecture.

Great images.

Thanks for the great locations, planning to travel to NYC to do some architecture photography. I've been there before, but not since the new skyline. Just wondering, do sell your work, if so, is there a market to sell fine art architecture photography?

I have not been to NYC and I will be in a month's time. Your video is just what I need for photographing the famous Manhattan skyline at night! Thanks for this. As I understand, I have to be in New Jersey to get a good shot. Can you tell me the mode of transport from Manhattan please? Is it safe to be walking around the waterfront with camera? Thanks again for the video and nice photos.

Great video, I love seeing the process and the thought process behind the images