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Cityscape Photography - London Sunrise

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In this further video filmed in London UK, Tom Mackie takes you on location for a sunrise shoot and provides a guide to cityscape photography with a tutorial covering from capturing an image to the final processing.
This 'over the shoulder' video joins Tom on location overlooking Canary Wharf in London where he explains his choice of composition and the image he is trying to create using a panoramic stitch.
Having captured a series of shots on location, Tom continues from his studio to show how he combines and processes the images taken to create his final image using Lightroom, Photoshop and Luminar 4.
At the end of the video Tom shares his finished image.
We hope you find this video useful and as ever, if you have any questions or want additional items covered in future videos, please just leave a comment below.
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PHOTOGRAPHY KIT AND EQUIPMENT USED BY TOM:
CAMERA AND LENSES
Nikon D850 Camera - geni.us/vhrne
Nikon 24 - 70 mm Lens - geni.us/EHh3A
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED - geni.us/mpT6
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 300mm - geni.us/RDGn
Nikon AF-S Nikkor 70 - 200 mm f/2.8E FL ED VR Lens - geni.us/d7Eorm
FILTERS
Lee Filters Field Pouch - geni.us/rWKahF
LEE Filters DSLR starter kit - geni.us/NL2bI0
Lee Filters Little Stopper - geni.us/zaiJcwd
Lee Filters Big Stopper Glass Filter Neutral-Density - geni.us/CWL2A
Lee Super Stopper - geni.us/gPZH
Lee Filters s5pl Polarising Filter - geni.us/YY3sGKZ
ACCESSORIES
MIOPS Smart Phone High Speed Remote Trigger Kit - amzn.to/2tgKOU2
Flight Logistics Sun Compass - www.flight-logistics.com/Sun_C...
HoodLoupe® Outdoor Loupe for 3.2" LCD Optics and Base - geni.us/KBVHv3
BAGS
Lowepro Pro Runner BP 450 AW II Bag - geni.us/NVIVT
Lowepro Sac Revolver Top Loader Zoom 75 Aw - geni.us/KOKbtBS
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@JohnHPettigrewFujishooter67 3 года назад

Another great video Tom, I often use the negative structure slider in Luminar to enhance the smooth water effect. Thanks for sharing.

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 3 года назад

Thanks John, I'll have to give that a try.

@user-hs5cv5ji7q 3 года назад

I am an Arab and a Muslim and I live in Yemen and I loved your creativity in photography and I congratulate you very much for your explanation and education for us.❤🌹

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 3 года назад

Thanks very much! Glad to hear our videos are being watched in Yemen.

@user-hs5cv5ji7q 3 года назад

@@LandscapePhotographyiQ ❤❤🌹

@rodscherich9973 3 года назад

Again…very informative Tom! Thanks for sharing!

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it Rod

@stulav844 2 года назад

Once again you show a very good explanation how to do a session I love how to create panaramas well done Tom enjoyed the video

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 2 года назад

Thanks again!

@hanklevesque426 3 года назад

We’ll done - simple and to the point, and applicable to many situations. Nice to see achievable images for those of us with limited travel options. Thanks Tom.

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 3 года назад

Many thanks Hank!

@andrewlunn 3 года назад

A great look at Canary Wharf Tom & you got a cracking morning for it

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@MichaelBlanchette 2 года назад

Looks great, Tom

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 2 года назад

Thanks Mike, we'll miss you in Ireland.

@SteveStrummerUK 3 года назад

Very interesting as always Tom 👍 The tip you give about it 'always being better to have more than enough' is extremely apt in most types of architectural photography (especially if one doesn't have a tilt-shift lens) when straightening verticals/correcting perspective you can guarantee a lot of your original image will be lost.

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 3 года назад

Very true

@randyschwager2515 3 года назад

Beautiful images and great instructions!

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 3 года назад

Many thanks Randy!

@Floydian1311 3 года назад

Wonderful image of this impressive skyline, Tom. Clouds look soft in the video, but when editing they really pop...great! 10 days ago i was in Frankfurt, another must-have Skyline...never get tired of Skylines ;-)

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 3 года назад

Hi Henk, yes it's hard to tell from the video what the sky was really like. Some viewers may think that I punched it up too much, but that's how it was. Anyway, isn't photography about interpretation? That's what makes photography so wonderful!

@grifferello 3 года назад

Great shot. I live in London and keep saying I’ll get up at stupid o clock some Saturday and try this but I never do. Summer is nearly over now. Thanks for sharing.

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@jerryhughes4720 2 года назад

You could have popped in for a cup of tea!

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 2 года назад

At 6am?

@rosegolds9644 3 года назад

🥰🥰🥰

@zathraspersonal 3 года назад

great video Tom but I can't work out whether you are photographing from Rotherhithe or Greenwich. Greenwich I think....

@rosssayer6524 3 года назад

Great info Tom with the final result brilliant, with the 1st set of 6 images you were on 400 iso, then you did change to iso 200 for the 2nd set ??. The light changes so quickly when doing a sunrise and also a sunset. Appreciate your support and sharing your knowledge. Thank You

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 3 года назад

Yes, exactly, as the light changes I had to adjust the ISO in order to maintain the long exposure. Glad you enjoyed it!

@markstevens6682 3 года назад

Hi Tom, great video! You should do some city scape Plano’s of Singapore…. I’ve been photographing Singapore for 12 years now and there are few cities like it in the world….

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 3 года назад

Hi Mark, thanks, I had a one day layover in Singapore a few years ago and managed to make it to Marina Bay. I was so impressed by the architecture and especially how clean the city was. I really hope to go back one day.

@marcelvanringelesteyn1451 3 года назад

Great video Tom and very clearly explained all. May I ask, what kind is that particular cable release you used ???

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 2 года назад

It's a basic non-battery Nikon cable release.

@shot2death876 3 года назад

Wait for winter sunrise is later. Trouble with cities so many cranes!

@awagner109 2 года назад

What was the name of the app you used. I had trouble understanding the second word. And really like your videos. Keep them coming.

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 2 года назад

It's the Photographer's Ephemeris

@awagner109 2 года назад

@@LandscapePhotographyiQ Thanks

@Happy_Snapper 3 года назад

Preferred the non Luminar version 😊

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 3 года назад

Personal preference I know, but what's the point of having a colourful sky if you don't show the colour?

@MrJason8957 2 года назад

I would think that over the course of six 20s photos at that time of day, the light would chance a significant amount. Did you account for that in any way?

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 2 года назад

I used matrix metering to arrive at a base exposure, then switched to manual to capture the series.

@nigelsnape9831 3 года назад

Really enjoy your videos, Tom but I'm surpised at how much you use Luminar to alter the finished image. I know we all have our own ideas about what is acceptable in post processing but if you enhance the colours in the sky to be far more spectatcular than they were in reality, is there a point when it ceases to be 'photography'? I have no qualms about cloning distracting elements or enhancing colours to acieve the best representation of what I actually saw....but how far should you go?

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 2 года назад

Hi Nigel, Sorry for the delay in responding as I'm currently leading workshops. This is a good question and one that comes up from time to time. Photography is not reality, it's the way a photographer chooses to interpret a scene. You couldn't see in the video what the actual colour and tone of the sky was, but it did have a beautiful pink colour when it peaked. Luminar helps to achieve my end result much quicker and easier. You could probably get similar results with other editing programs, but Luminar just saves so much time and is actually quite fun to use. How far you go is a personal choice. I capture and process my images to sell to magazines, books, calendars etc. so the images need to stand out and grab the viewers attention. There are times when reality is quite boring and would be no more than a record shot. It's not until the photographer puts their own unique vision into the final image when he or she creates something magical. Have a look at Ansel Adam's original negative of Moonrise over Hernandez, NM as it looks nothing like the final print. Hope this helps.

@mohomami9684 2 года назад

Would it be possible for you to address the size limits of photos prior to printing. A pano created from only 2 photos taken with a Sony A7RIV (61 MP) exceeded size limits of most online print shops; what would be an acceptable size for large prints? Thanks

@LandscapePhotographyiQ 2 года назад

It's better to have more than enough file size as it can always be downsized for whatever size print you want to make. Most online printers give the maximum file size for prints so this will be acceptable for the largest print they will print.