DUDEEEEEEE KILLED IT!!!’ I Use Epedemic sounds all the time and my most recent video was actually inspired by you, about the 24MM 1.4 I am a small TH-camr working on tech reviews and full time project manager for a construction company. Hence why this video caught my eye because I love taking photos of architecture. Most recent pics on my IG @omar.hamati Question. I have the 1DX MII with 50mm, 24mm, 70-200mm MIII and 16-35mm. Thinking of getting the 35mm 1.4 or 85mm, thoughts? If you’re in NYC again would love to shoot with you or help film to 120fps :-) Omar
Great video, really enjoy all the tips and the ideas to take with you in creating. The only thing i would miss is examples of the settings (shutter, iso, aperture) that was used in the different photos taken (maybe just in text when showing the pictures), but really informative video
Thanks buddy. The price difference between the two is big so I would take that into consideration. Also, what you plan to use them for. I've used the 35mm more than any other lens in my early start to photography. 85 is great for portraits. You have to look at the purpose then decide. Hope that helps.
That intro was EPIC!!!! 🤯😍 Thank you for your valuable tips. I am trying to tell stories in my photos more and more since I started following your work. Thank you for the inspiration. 🙏🏽
As an architecture student, I loved this. Two of my biggest interests in one video! Also, a video on how you do the blacks/shadows in your photos would be killer. Your exposure is always killer.
I'm like a minute in to the video, but I just wanted to say your intros are seriously awesome. So interesting while telling a story of what you're going to be talking about. Awesome work man!
A long but really good video about my favorite photography style!! Got some new ideas from it! Keep up the beautiful edits and great videos! I'm a fan!
Dude! Whenever I think "Alen just posted a video, It'll be something nice, something new to learn", and I watch the video, I end up amazed, mind blown, re-watching the video, taking notes from the video, not understanding how someone can be this good, watch the old videos, repeat. Def my favorite photographer!
Hey Alen!!! First of all I'm a big fan of your architectural photography... I have a Canon EOS 77D with its kit lens... So what is your idea about this gear for architectural photography?
Great video! Intro was amazing. I'm an architect so I really enjoyed getting a better idea on how to shoot buildings. Been building a small infill house in Ottawa for myself and I'm really struggling on how to shoot it from the outside!
you make the street sound look amazing , for me when i go to street the all of the sound be like " bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb" lol , i loved your video
Thanks for the video. Good to have general thought about the topic, but I would appreciate a more distinct approach to display. I'm missing some tech specific things. How you're shooting, specs, light, etc.
I am from NY and you have inspired me with your pictures and videos specially when you showcase my good old NY city. Great job always and always looking forward to your next videos and postings
Hi Alen, Thanks for sharing al these insights. What lens would you recommend for an APS-C censor? Given the 1.6x crop the focal length of the 24-70 will be great but wouldn’t I lose too much on the field of view as 24mm for architecture?
Now I'm calling you professor Alen! The way you explained all this with such utter understanding of the subject and passion really has inspired me to do more. Loved it man! 😍 Looking forward to more dope videos! 😊
I’ve been searching for tips and guidelines for architectural photography. I live on the Jersey side of the NYC metro area. I’m going to now put the principals you taught in this video to work for me as I continue to explore NYC through the lens. I’m greatly appreciative of you and his video, thank you. I’ve just subscribed.
Wow that into is doooooope !! You've stepped up bro !! Loved it and the sound effects justk killed the game. Anyway if you ever feel like making a video about these effects that you did feel free to do so !
Q. Why everybody loves 'Zombie Apocalypse' look alike tone? Every IG/YT photographers and videographer used these kind of LUTs or maybe some adjustment (don't know much about LR and PS, AE/Pr/DaVinci Resolve etc.. ). A. Because humans are too bored to the LIVE and TRUE COLOR/TONE of our Earth.
That's easy...16-35, 24-70, 70-200. They are good for everything...portraits, events, landscape, photojournalism...So what's the point? We are not talking about architecture, we are talking about "cityscapes'.
Wow that into is doooooope !! You've stepped up bro !! Loved it and the sound effects justk killed the game. Anyway if you ever feel like making a video about these effects that you did feel free to do so !
Thank you for sharing Alen. This was one of the most insightful videos I've watched on architecture photography, so thanks for the great content! And btw, that intro tho!! Straight fire.
Nice. The little channel that I just restarted is going to get into Architectural Photography. I def don't have the video skills for an intro like that! Very awesome. Maybe one day. I'm just down in London, Ontario and always wanting to come to Toronto to shoot for fun. Cheers!
Alen, thank you so much for this video! IT helped me so much to become a better photograper! Keep up the great work and if you ever plan to visit Czech Republic (for example Prague is a great city for architecture photography) please let me know!
Hey! I'm currently studying architecture and what you said about 7 principles are true. I just realized those are the important aspects to emphasize by the photo we are creating when we capture architecture. The book I read is by D. K. Ching tho. Thank you by the way and have a great day!
You just ruined it when just gushing about the intro, right after the intro. Let it speak for itself. It's OBVIOUS that it took a lot of work, you don't have to tell us, that's just pathetic.
Really great video Alen! You gave me some great information to think about when i shoot architecture. The topics were really thought-provoking. Thanks for sharing!
Alen, this is great. Thanks for sharing. Question, do you look for a universal design principle before taking a shot? Or do you take a shot and crop when you see it? Or both?
Love your work dude, now i just wanna drive to the nearest city and shoot !! Really like your point of view and how you explain things , and dude the first b-roll session is just crushing it ;)
Thanks for this video! I am getting back into photography and I live in Wellington City so there are plenty of amazing buildings perfect for architectural photography. This helped me to get an idea of what I need to do when I get out there!
Finally finished this! Hope you guys enjoy the video, be sure to check out Epidemic Sound for the free month of music! goo.gl/2e7uez
That music work was fabulous 😍😍 hat's off...
Absolutely amazing videos as always but we need MORE content, I have watched all your videos a few times each 👌
DUDEEEEEEE KILLED IT!!!’ I Use Epedemic sounds all the time and my most recent video was actually inspired by you, about the 24MM 1.4
I am a small TH-camr working on tech reviews and full time project manager for a construction company. Hence why this video caught my eye because I love taking photos of architecture. Most recent pics on my IG @omar.hamati
Question. I have the 1DX MII with 50mm, 24mm, 70-200mm MIII and 16-35mm. Thinking of getting the 35mm 1.4 or 85mm, thoughts?
If you’re in NYC again would love to shoot with you or help film to 120fps :-)
Omar
Great video, really enjoy all the tips and the ideas to take with you in creating. The only thing i would miss is examples of the settings (shutter, iso, aperture) that was used in the different photos taken (maybe just in text when showing the pictures), but really informative video
Thanks buddy. The price difference between the two is big so I would take that into consideration. Also, what you plan to use them for. I've used the 35mm more than any other lens in my early start to photography. 85 is great for portraits. You have to look at the purpose then decide. Hope that helps.
Oh my!!! That intro!!! You totally nailed it bro!!!
The best intro I have ever seen ! The sound effect makes a huge difference 👏
That intro was EPIC!!!! 🤯😍 Thank you for your valuable tips. I am trying to tell stories in my photos more and more since I started following your work. Thank you for the inspiration. 🙏🏽
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Wich song did you use for the intro? Thank you
Oh man 432 Park Avenue is one of my favorite buildings for some reason. So clean and efficient
Alen come to India...
An shoot Taj Mahal.
Love from India dude
An also bring peter😀
That intro was amazing !!!!
As an architecture student, I loved this. Two of my biggest interests in one video! Also, a video on how you do the blacks/shadows in your photos would be killer. Your exposure is always killer.
That intro sequence was out of this world bro! Peter's b roll can suck it. (Jk luv u both) Keep up the good work dude!
Think I pooped myself seeing that intro. Watching it twice
I'm like a minute in to the video, but I just wanted to say your intros are seriously awesome. So interesting while telling a story of what you're going to be talking about. Awesome work man!
Awesome intro. Love the street sounds creating the music.
Amazing educative material!!! Thanks for sharing. Love your photography
Have you noticed how the lighting changes
Amazing Intro man!!!!!!!!!!!!
HOLY BALLS DUDE!! Such a good intro!!
Wow what an intro¡. You are an alien
Your Content is an Inspiration and helps to improve. Love the style of your photos.
This is what I’ve wanted for so long. Architecture photography lesson teached by the master from the Dope Squad itself.
Laurensius Thomas enjoy it buddy!
A long but really good video about my favorite photography style!! Got some new ideas from it! Keep up the beautiful edits and great videos! I'm a fan!
INTRO 🔥
Dude! Whenever I think "Alen just posted a video, It'll be something nice, something new to learn", and I watch the video, I end up amazed, mind blown, re-watching the video, taking notes from the video, not understanding how someone can be this good, watch the old videos, repeat.
Def my favorite photographer!
Awesome intro^_^ loved it *_*
Hey Alen!!! First of all I'm a big fan of your architectural photography... I have a Canon EOS 77D with its kit lens... So what is your idea about this gear for architectural photography?
Dude, I've been following you since the beginning of the year and I can tell that your content is getting so much better. Keep going, love your work
Great video! Intro was amazing. I'm an architect so I really enjoyed getting a better idea on how to shoot buildings. Been building a small infill house in Ottawa for myself and I'm really struggling on how to shoot it from the outside!
Intro is crazy !!! Fantastic job !!
My thoughts after this incredible intro were like "Wow! This guy is PRO!"
you make the street sound look amazing , for me when i go to street the all of the sound be like " bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb" lol , i loved your video
Plz make a video on how do u edit ur stories
The whole video was sooo good!!! I love seeing my Hometown in photos!! It makes me feel like I'm there again.
You are amazing man
Yeah, i always sit in a helicopter and got the wrong lensen with me...😂😂
Probably the best content in this platform for me
Thank you bro!!
@@AlenPalander Alen could you check my Instagram account and give some pointers so I can get it to be better
that intro & sound design 🔥🔥🔥
If only i could i buy the Holy Trinity 🤷🤷🤷 Great video but only if you could suggest something for the beginners
Thanks for the video. Good to have general thought about the topic, but I would appreciate a more distinct approach to display. I'm missing some tech specific things. How you're shooting, specs, light, etc.
I luv u Alen strai8ght to the point life saver ❤❤ and PLEASE! can u make how to camera panning thank you bro
wohooooo what an intro :-)
Dope Video
I am from NY and you have inspired me with your pictures and videos specially when you showcase my good old NY city. Great job always and always looking forward to your next videos and postings
The intro is amazing!!! Great job
Awesome intro. Love the street sounds creating the music.
Amazing educative material!!! Thanks for sharing. Love your photography
take a month to edit this video, eh ?
Love the intro and all the dope pictures. Your not part of the dope squad for nothing!
YOOOOOOOOO THAT INTRO!!! the taxi part made me spill my coffee you killed it big dog!
Your videos just keep getting better, Alen! Congrats 🎉
Best thumbnail I've seen in my life
HOLY CRAP AT THAT INTRO!
Loved the intro. Insanely amazing!
25 minutes were worth it! Serene
Loving your work Alen 🔥
Fire Intro Keep killing it
Alen man, I loved that intro!! Thank you for that!!! Waw
The sounds in this video are AMAZING!!! The pencil on the paper 👌.
Great stuff, also I ain't mad at the retrowave music.. nice job
Very atmospheric B-rolls and intro! Crisp and clever, Alan
Super dope!!!! Thankyou Alen!
Yaaas that's what I really wanted to see! Thanks Alen!
Sergej Liubarskij enjoy the video, thanks!!
Amazing video.Well done alen.
booommmm great awesome intro
Hi Alen,
Thanks for sharing al these insights.
What lens would you recommend for an APS-C censor? Given the 1.6x crop the focal length of the 24-70 will be great but wouldn’t I lose too much on the field of view as 24mm for architecture?
From my point of view, go full frame if you can. If not start with whatever you can afford and shoot architecture like crazy :)
really good stuff man I enjoy your content!
Your photography is on another level man.
wow that intro! the sounds and visuals were amazing!
We need more videos man,GREAT JOBBB
Nooooo, iam late fuv xD amazing Content bro :D
Now I'm calling you professor Alen!
The way you explained all this with such utter understanding of the subject and passion really has inspired me to do more. Loved it man! 😍
Looking forward to more dope videos! 😊
Dude this intro blew up the comments section !! Keep it up !!
I’ve been searching for tips and guidelines for architectural photography. I live on the Jersey side of the NYC metro area. I’m going to now put the principals you taught in this video to work for me as I continue to explore NYC through the lens. I’m greatly appreciative of you and his video, thank you. I’ve just subscribed.
What an intro. WOW! I can call this my first official photography course, haha. Very useful info. Cheers!
😂 you know, when you’re flying around in a helicopter 🚁, don’t forget your 70-200. He said so casually. 😜
Wow!!! Now that's the science behind architecture photography. Thanks for sharing.....
Wow that into is doooooope !! You've stepped up bro !! Loved it and the sound effects justk killed the game. Anyway if you ever feel like making a video about these effects that you did feel free to do so !
Q. Why everybody loves 'Zombie Apocalypse' look alike tone? Every IG/YT photographers and videographer used these kind of LUTs or maybe some adjustment (don't know much about LR and PS, AE/Pr/DaVinci Resolve etc.. ).
A. Because humans are too bored to the LIVE and TRUE COLOR/TONE of our Earth.
That's easy...16-35, 24-70, 70-200. They are good for everything...portraits, events, landscape, photojournalism...So what's the point? We are not talking about architecture, we are talking about "cityscapes'.
Such a great video. So insightful. Valuable insight. As always EPIC INTRO! Love your work.
Watched this whole video in math class thanks:)
Wow that into is doooooope !! You've stepped up bro !! Loved it and the sound effects justk killed the game. Anyway if you ever feel like making a video about these effects that you did feel free to do so !
man that is some beautiful architecture photography!
makes me want to go out and shoot!
thanks for sharing! really enjoyed this :)
This video will help me a lot. Thank you for sharing with us, you are an inspiration to many of us who try to improve.👍👍👍🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙆♂️😀
That intro was so 🔥🔥🔥
hands down, to one of the best youtube contents ! 👌
Thank you for sharing Alen. This was one of the most insightful videos I've watched on architecture photography, so thanks for the great content! And btw, that intro tho!! Straight fire.
Nice. The little channel that I just restarted is going to get into Architectural Photography. I def don't have the video skills for an intro like that! Very awesome. Maybe one day. I'm just down in London, Ontario and always wanting to come to Toronto to shoot for fun. Cheers!
Alen, thank you so much for this video! IT helped me so much to become a better photograper! Keep up the great work and if you ever plan to visit Czech Republic (for example Prague is a great city for architecture photography) please let me know!
Awesome video! Straight fire 🔥
Theosimmer thanks buddy!
The intro was amazing bro!!
Hey! I'm currently studying architecture and what you said about 7 principles are true. I just realized those are the important aspects to emphasize by the photo we are creating when we capture architecture. The book I read is by D. K. Ching tho. Thank you by the way and have a great day!
ayyyeeee
You just ruined it when just gushing about the intro, right after the intro.
Let it speak for itself. It's OBVIOUS that it took a lot of work, you don't have to tell us, that's just pathetic.
Really great video Alen! You gave me some great information to think about when i shoot architecture. The topics were really thought-provoking. Thanks for sharing!
The b-roll shots are just insane !!! GREAT WORK ALEN !!!!
Alen, this is great. Thanks for sharing. Question, do you look for a universal design principle before taking a shot? Or do you take a shot and crop when you see it? Or both?
I've spent my summe vacation in NYC and just shot randomly. I learned, thx, my next time will be much more valuable.
Love your work dude, now i just wanna drive to the nearest city and shoot !! Really like your point of view and how you explain things , and dude the first b-roll session is just crushing it ;)
Thanks for this video! I am getting back into photography and I live in Wellington City so there are plenty of amazing buildings perfect for architectural photography. This helped me to get an idea of what I need to do when I get out there!
You the man!
Incredible!
Love your video. Thank you for sharing. I also, i love the contrast you made with warm and dark color. It's so unique.