Hey, Jay, Great video. I particularly liked the shots under the Pinellas Bayway Bridge and in the Dali Museum. Your architecture photos are always fantastic. The biggest reason that I enjoyed this video, though, was that it was fun to see you down in St. Petersburg instead of up in and around NYC this time. I love your photos in NYC and the northeast, but this was really fun. I live in Virginia, and have only been doing photography seriously for a couple of years, but I grew up in St; Petersburg,. When I was about seven or eight, I got a Polaroid One Step camera for Christmas. I am sure that I shot lots of photos of my family and pets and things like that, but if I did, I don't really remember them. The very first photo that I ever REMEMBER taking was a shot of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge at sunset, taken from Fort DeSoto Beach. My family was there having a picnic probably back in about 1975 or something like that. I don't know why, but I distinctly remember taking that photo. I came out very poorly, by the way. LOL. Anyway.... Seeing this video was a heck of a lot of fun for me, and just wanted to let you know that. All the best!
Welcome back to Florida...80 + degrees, humid, and buggy. Loved the long exposure after the sun went down. So weird seeing people shoot a Florida sunset,.complete opposite of what I do on this coast. Cool shots of the bridges there, bummer about the cloud cover the next morning. Loved the bridge shot at 17:56, great light on the bridge. Great video Jay, really enjoyed it!
As you said Jay, there's worse places you could be. That staircase was pretty cool too and like the image you got of the bridge with the cables catching some of the light
Interesting content enjoyable to watch as well, I’d like to see some more technical content
Hey, Jay, Great video. I particularly liked the shots under the Pinellas Bayway Bridge and in the Dali Museum. Your architecture photos are always fantastic.
The biggest reason that I enjoyed this video, though, was that it was fun to see you down in St. Petersburg instead of up in and around NYC this time. I love your photos in NYC and the northeast, but this was really fun. I live in Virginia, and have only been doing photography seriously for a couple of years, but I grew up in St; Petersburg,. When I was about seven or eight, I got a Polaroid One Step camera for Christmas. I am sure that I shot lots of photos of my family and pets and things like that, but if I did, I don't really remember them. The very first photo that I ever REMEMBER taking was a shot of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge at sunset, taken from Fort DeSoto Beach. My family was there having a picnic probably back in about 1975 or something like that. I don't know why, but I distinctly remember taking that photo. I came out very poorly, by the way. LOL. Anyway.... Seeing this video was a heck of a lot of fun for me, and just wanted to let you know that. All the best!
Thank you SO much for this video. One of your best, among many.
Thanks so much for the kind words!
Welcome back to Florida...80 + degrees, humid, and buggy. Loved the long exposure after the sun went down. So weird seeing people shoot a Florida sunset,.complete opposite of what I do on this coast. Cool shots of the bridges there, bummer about the cloud cover the next morning. Loved the bridge shot at 17:56, great light on the bridge. Great video Jay, really enjoyed it!
Thanks Paul! Nothing award-winning but boy, it was a ton of fun.
Awesome 👌 Sunset was not ordinary. The lighted bridge was awesome. And yes, I, too, keep my fingers xed. One day, I'll shoot alongside the master.
Thanks for the kind words, Ashutoch! Happy holidays to you.
Great shots Jay, good to see you back in Florida.
Thanks Rich! Loved being back!
I loved the bridge and staircase shots!
Thanks so much friend!
@@JCImagesBehindtheShot You're welcome. I look forward to your next video.
As you said Jay, there's worse places you could be. That staircase was pretty cool too and like the image you got of the bridge with the cables catching some of the light
Thanks Jim!!