Location Challenges: How to shoot City Skylines
Lesson 24 from: Landscape Photography: Start to FinishMatt Kloskowski
Location Challenges: How to shoot City Skylines
Lesson 24 from: Landscape Photography: Start to FinishMatt Kloskowski
Lesson Info
24. Location Challenges: How to shoot City Skylines
Lessons
Course Introduction
08:52 25 Things Every Landscape Photographer Should Know
23:32 3Camera Gear
11:26 4Gear Q & A
33:04 5On Location: Weather & Safety
18:55 6On Location Pre-Visualzation Sutro Baths
07:29 7On Location: Camera Settings
21:59 8On Location: Composition
27:09Matt Klowskowski - My Story
06:28 10On Location: Bracketing
15:15 11On Location: Artistic Choices
16:12 12On Location: Pre-Visualzation Marshall's Beach
06:09 13On Location: Long Exposure
15:05 14On Location: iPhone
17:31 15On Location: Wrap Location
02:15 16Location Challenges: How to Shoot in Open Sun with No Clouds
01:52 17Location Challenges: How to shoot Cloudy, Stormy, & Blah Weather
01:50 18Location Challenges: How to shoot Beaches
01:27 19Location Challenges: How to shoot Waterfalls
01:40 20Location Challenges: How to shoot Panorama Vista Scenes
01:38 21Location Challenges: How to shoot Lakes
02:11 22Location Challenges: How to shoot Mountains
02:24 23Location Challenges: How to shoot Deserts
01:29 24Location Challenges: How to shoot City Skylines
01:44 25Location Challenges: How to shoot Snow
02:53 26Location Challenges: How to shoot Backlit Situations
06:56 27Outdoor Landscape Workflow & Organization
31:38 28Basic Editing in Lightroom: Part 1
44:17 29Basic Editing in Lightroom: Part 2
26:52 30Lightroom and Photoshop: Intermediate Techniques Pt. 1
30:35 31Lightroom and Photoshop: Intermediate Techniques Pt. 2
12:31 32HDR for Landscape Photography
07:54 33Panoramas for Landscape Photography
18:14 34How to shoot Landscape with Adobe Photoshop in Mind
21:14 35Sky Replacement in Photoshop
18:48 36Processing Project: Stormy Mountains
09:12 37Processing Project: Crashing Waves on the Rocks
10:01 38Processing Student Raw Images
41:03 39Final Q&A
14:17Lesson Info
Location Challenges: How to shoot City Skylines
City skyline, I think you guys already know what I'm gonna say about this one. I think I said it today. So what are the challenges? Challenges are trying to be there at the right time. I think skylines look best with their lights on, kinda like lighthouses. I see a lot of pictures of lighthouses taken midday and they're nice, I mean, lighthouses, most of 'em are beautiful. But to me, I want a picture of a lighthouse with the light on. It's the same thing with a city skyline, I think they really look great with the lights on. It's tough to do, tough to capture it at the right time. I think that twilight time right before sunrise, right after sunset is gonna be your key time, because a black sky just doesn't look as good in those photos. So I think we wanna try to avoid those black skies in there and so we wanna get some color in there. Again, you see a little bit of color. I did a longer exposure on this one. I did like, a 30 second exposure on it, so I'm on a tripod and you see the str...
eaky clouds? It just kinda adds a little bit something different to the photo. So what do you do? Lights should be on. You can't always control this, but try to put yourself there on a day where you think the lights are gonna be on. Weekends are gonna tend to be the worse for city buildings, twilight color for the sky.
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Ratings and Reviews
Christian Ruvolo
Mat Kloskowski class is really amazing, full of very useful tipps and inspiration. Wonderful pictures by him help to understand the explanations an I am learning A LOT from him!!! Thank you for the class!!! TOP!!!!
Louie
I love Matt's teaching style, humor, honesty, friendliness. I love On1 and all the other demos and critiques he does. He makes me enjoy the craft/art of photography much more and is a great inspiration.
a Creativelive Student
This class was for beginners and I believe Matt did a great job of giving students an great introduction to landscape photography. More on the practical than technical side, but that seems appropriate for an intro class. He comes across as a "real" guy who loves what he does and is eager to share his knowledge. Those new to photography will get a lot of helpful information and tips in this course.