I've been into photography for years and I've always struggled with composition. I just learned more in the last 25 minutes than in the last 5 years !!! Thank You !!!
Hi, Joseph. Thank you for your kind note. I am very gratified to learn that this video was of such value to you. I hope you will check out the others, most of which deal directly with compositional issues relevant to architectural photography. If there is a subject you would like to see discussed, please let me know. Best, Steven
Thank you Steven for the passion you've shared in delivering such rich information. I connected to so many pieces of this and your other videos. Having studied a bit in drawing and painting, and as a photographer now studying architectural work, I was able to see the artistry in the painters, engravers & cinematic examples as it applies to the Dutch painters and am now eager to research more from the resources of artists you highlighted. Whenever I return to Italy (or any where else) it will be through a new lens, and am now scouring my portfolio to convert some images to black & white to review & critique.
WOW!! You really love what you do, you explain so well, so precisely, so elegant, your knowledge of this topic is such amazing friend. I'm immediately buying your book and I can't wait to read it.
You instructions are what I have been looking for to educate my in "seeing" and controlling a image. Will be viewing all of them NOW! Thank you, thank you.
Thanks for this video. My style of photography leans towards this, but I’m still not good enough to get this kind of results. I’ll keep working on it! This is fantastic.
This is great. I love that you're getting inspiration from areas outside of our field. We should look at artists more, definitely. I also love those night time views. Night time arch photography has become a bit of a lost art hasn't it. Probably because it's difficult to really show off architecture when there's so little light, but it's interesting to think about how it could be done in a clever way.
@@stevenbrookephotography I didn't find the version of My Funny Valentine that you had mentioned. I found other live recordings. For now I like the one on Cookin'. I think my ear will need a little more acclimatization for his live work. ha. My doctor actually recommended Live at the Plugged Nickel which I enjoy.
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How rare are photography teachers that focus on developing artistic sensibility. Thank you!
I've been into photography for years and I've always struggled with composition. I just learned more in the last 25 minutes than in the last 5 years !!! Thank You !!!
Hi, Joseph. Thank you for your kind note. I am very gratified to learn that this video was of such value to you. I hope you will check out the others, most of which deal directly with compositional issues relevant to architectural photography. If there is a subject you would like to see discussed, please let me know. Best, Steven
Your tutorial sir captured my attentiveness as much as the Artist work you were describing .
Thank you for your very in-depth analysis.
wow, that was incredible! I like this kind of videos from you a lot! Thank you
Thanks, Armin.
Just learnt about this channel, excited to watch all the videos now
Great video. A treasure to come back to.
Thank you.
Thank you for the content. this is the lecture if you are serious about shooting, not another junk skill tip.
Thanks, Min. I'm pleased you liked this video.
What a great lesson! It's a real pleasure to follow your teachings! Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you for your note. Hope you’ll subscribe and check out the other videos.
Such a great video - given me lots to think about!! Thanks
Thank you, Alex.
Thank you Steven for the passion you've shared in delivering such rich information. I connected to so many pieces of this and your other videos. Having studied a bit in drawing and painting, and as a photographer now studying architectural work, I was able to see the artistry in the painters, engravers & cinematic examples as it applies to the Dutch painters and am now eager to research more from the resources of artists you highlighted. Whenever I return to Italy (or any where else) it will be through a new lens, and am now scouring my portfolio to convert some images to black & white to review & critique.
Dan, I'm pleased to hear that this video has been of inspiration to you. Good luck with your future work.
WOnderful video, so well done, useful, precise, substantial. Thank you very much.
Wonderful, a revelation, thank you.
This was so rich! Your passion for this artform is literally impressive. You could have easily made this into a series of hours of instruction.
Thank you for your note. Actually, I am in the process of preparing a new series of instructional videos.
WOW!! You really love what you do, you explain so well, so precisely, so elegant, your knowledge of this topic is such amazing friend. I'm immediately buying your book and I can't wait to read it.
Thank you, Luis, for your comments and for your purchase. I hope the videos and book will help you with your work.
Another very informative video. Never would have thought to study these artists. Thanks - look forward to the future videos.
Thank you. Martin Lewis, especially, is a great artist to study; and he's almost completely unknown.
@@stevenbrookephotography Thanks - Look forward to the next videos :)
Thank you for this great video. Very informative. You should have more subs.
Thanks. Hope you'll let your friends and colleagues know about the channel.
You instructions are what I have been looking for to educate my in "seeing" and controlling a image. Will be viewing all of them NOW! Thank you, thank you.
You are very welcome, Joni. I'm very glad that you find these videos of helpful in your work.
Thanks for the great content!
You're welcome, Sona.
Love your videos. Entertaining, supremely educational, and motivating.
Thanks, Fred. Glad you are enjoying these videos.
Thank very very very much for your content Sir. I send you a hug from Peru.
A real masterclass! Kudos and thank you. Mark
You’re quite welcome. Glad you liked this video.
Excellent series of videos. A suggestion for a future video: light. Particularly for exteriors.
Thanks, Dino. I will definitely consider your suggestion.
A true lesson, indeed. Thank you very much.
Prego, Fabio
Masereel's images remind me of Metropolis, which I just watched.
Thanks for this video. My style of photography leans towards this, but I’m still not good enough to get this kind of results. I’ll keep working on it! This is fantastic.
This is great. I love that you're getting inspiration from areas outside of our field. We should look at artists more, definitely. I also love those night time views. Night time arch photography has become a bit of a lost art hasn't it. Probably because it's difficult to really show off architecture when there's so little light, but it's interesting to think about how it could be done in a clever way.
Thanks for your note, Mark. Check out the 19th-century Italian painter Ippolito Caffi. His night scenes of Italy and the Orient are remarkable.
@@stevenbrookephotography Wow, he's good! Thanks for the tip off.
Nice work Steven
Thanks, Jacob.
cool video
Steven, you've referenced music several times. What instrument do you play? I'm an architecture photographer and play electric bass.
Piano and upright bass.
@@stevenbrookephotography Not surprised! When you mentioned Slonimsky's Thesaurus and Trane, I knew.
I am guessing that you like Miles Davis' music? :-)
My favorite by far.
@@stevenbrookephotography I didn't find the version of My Funny Valentine that you had mentioned. I found other live recordings. For now I like the one on Cookin'. I think my ear will need a little more acclimatization for his live work. ha. My doctor actually recommended Live at the Plugged Nickel which I enjoy.
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You are overthinking.