I really like what you have done to this. I’m definitely learning some good tips from watching your videos. If I may… the image is leaning slightly to the right. Use the central pole in front of the entrance: you can see it’s not vertical.
JC I follow your Fine Art tutorials from Barcelona, I try to highlight areas of the buildings by selecting parts of the structure, and I learn a lot with your contributions. Greetings from Barcelona Jose Luis Pazos C
I saw another shot of that building recently and i immediately wanted to shoot it. Didn’t know it was in New York. It’s a architectural photographers dream !! Your shot is fantastic! I’m sure making that selection took forever. Lol. Thanks for sharing..
Nicely done and those of us who subscribe really appreciate you sharing your initial gathering of images and your thoughts about how you approach and work through the post production process...Thanks for another great video!
Shocked that security gave you a hard time. Happens in my city Melbourne, Australia and when I visited NY I was in a empty grand central station and couldn’t use my tripod but it was ok to set up my tripod in Time Square where there were thousands of pedestrians 🙈
Fascinating from start to finish. I especially liked the inside detailed shots, with the subtle light, contrast and tones. Next time we cross the Pond, I must try to get there. Thanks for the video, Jay.
What a great selection of images Jay and the Oculus is one of my key locations to shoot when I get back to NYC. As security are sensitive to using any type of tripod, do you think you would get with using a Platypod plate. On my recent trip to Valencia, I used my tripod for about 90% of all my images and security had no issues with them which made a welcome change compared to other cities I have visited
It is a MeFoto travel tripod. www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=Mefoto%20Travel%20Tripod&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&ap=Y&gclid=CjwKCAjw_YShBhAiEiwAMomsEFBHvNC6yiy8cgJUcKzAFWrkYv3D03DdVZYauJ5fZATN24JtuzRemRoCWh4QAvD_BwE
We have also Calatrava architecture in Athens and all over Europe. He has always the same style. Many cities don`t want his architecture anymore. It`s somehow boring
@@JCImagesBehindtheShot I like him too. He made nice stuff, but Europe is flooded with his architecture. It's just too much. That's why people are bored
@@JCImagesBehindtheShot In Düsseldorf Germany we have such a building for many years. I like his style. He is different. The building you shooted in Vegas looks great. You are very good in architecture. But with NYC you have the right playground. Here in Athens is no interesting architecture
I really like what you have done to this. I’m definitely learning some good tips from watching your videos. If I may… the image is leaning slightly to the right. Use the central pole in front of the entrance: you can see it’s not vertical.
That for the kind words, Martin and the helpful feedback!
Tx again. Learnt a lot
Thank you friend!
Great shots Jay, that is one cool looking piece of architecture!
Thanks Rich!
JC I follow your Fine Art tutorials from Barcelona, I try to highlight areas of the buildings by selecting parts of the structure, and I learn a lot with your contributions.
Greetings from Barcelona
Jose Luis Pazos C
Gracias Jose!! I love Barcelona!
Very nice, I work next to the oculus. Again you have a great eye for landscape photography!😊
Thanks Todd. I worked downtown for 19 years (7 WTC and then WFC). I used to walk by the Towers every morning.
I saw another shot of that building recently and i immediately wanted to shoot it. Didn’t know it was in New York. It’s a architectural photographers dream !! Your shot is fantastic! I’m sure making that selection took forever. Lol. Thanks for sharing..
Thanks Joe! You should definitely check it out!
always good. great job - compelling image
Thanks so much Paul!
Nicely done and those of us who subscribe really appreciate you sharing your initial gathering of images and your thoughts about how you approach and work through the post production process...Thanks for another great video!
Thanks so much Perry!!
Great video! The Oculus is a tricky selection. I wonder if using the object selection tool in Photoshop would have done a good job here?
Thanks Vincent! I did try the object selection tool after you suffered it. First attempt was not great so I moved on. Maybe I should try again.
you are a Legend!!!
So very kind Muhammad!
Thank you for this video, Jay. The Oculus is an impressive building. You got some great shots! I also enjoy your Photoshop tutorials.
Thanks Aristides!!
@@JCImagesBehindtheShot You're welcome.
Shocked that security gave you a hard time. Happens in my city Melbourne, Australia and when I visited NY I was in a empty grand central station and couldn’t use my tripod but it was ok to set up my tripod in Time Square where there were thousands of pedestrians 🙈
Sometimes the rules don't make much sense but security people rarely deviate from the rule! Thanks for watching!
Fascinating from start to finish. I especially liked the inside detailed shots, with the subtle light, contrast and tones. Next time we cross the Pond, I must try to get there. Thanks for the video, Jay.
Thanks so much Allan! Thanks for watching!
Love this!! I shot this in color. Going to try the B&W method you describe. Thank you!
Thanks Melissa. Happy New Year!
What a great selection of images Jay and the Oculus is one of my key locations to shoot when I get back to NYC. As security are sensitive to using any type of tripod, do you think you would get with using a Platypod plate. On my recent trip to Valencia, I used my tripod for about 90% of all my images and security had no issues with them which made a welcome change compared to other cities I have visited
Thanks Jim! Your Valencia photos have inspired me. We have cousin that lives there and I plan on visiting him soon.
@@JCImagesBehindtheShot you will truly love it Jay, such a cool place to visit
Which tripod, tripod plate and tripod head and camera L bracket do you use? Can you post the links please
It is a MeFoto travel tripod. www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=Mefoto%20Travel%20Tripod&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&ap=Y&gclid=CjwKCAjw_YShBhAiEiwAMomsEFBHvNC6yiy8cgJUcKzAFWrkYv3D03DdVZYauJ5fZATN24JtuzRemRoCWh4QAvD_BwE
@@JCImagesBehindtheShot thanks but which one this links shows a list of them haha
We have also Calatrava architecture in Athens and all over Europe. He has always the same style. Many cities don`t want his architecture anymore. It`s somehow boring
I know that he is somewhat controversial. I am a fan but I know that not everyone likes his style. That is what art is all about, I guess.
@@JCImagesBehindtheShot I like him too. He made nice stuff, but Europe is flooded with his architecture. It's just too much. That's why people are bored
@@greeceinfocus I get it. I wonder if people are getting tired of the metallic Frank Gehry look as well.
@@JCImagesBehindtheShot In Düsseldorf Germany we have such a building for many years. I like his style. He is different. The building you shooted in Vegas looks great. You are very good in architecture. But with NYC you have the right playground. Here in Athens is no interesting architecture