Haunting Photography in Abandoned Places

Explore different ways to make haunting images in this episode. We’ll visit an abandoned theater, forgotten railroads, creepy cemeteries, and even photograph Stephen King’s house. We’ll take long exposures in near darkness, apply creative techniques, and just have a wickedly good time.
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[@BackFocus11]

This video kicked ass! Excellent!! Great great job!...Keep it up this channel has so much potential...

[@BDPhotographs]

Thank you for the support!

[@MaternalUnit]

Nice! My current obsession is abandoned places. Loved your ghost in the cemetery photo. It's amazing to see the original bright photo.

[@BDPhotographs]

Thanks for watching! Yes, midday photos are hard to work with but with some effort can become moonlit scenes too.

[@ThePurpleHarpoon]

You demonstrate the use of the tilt-shift lens (2:32), but the resulting image looks unnatural.
The building looks like it's getting wider with height.
Converging verticals is a natural component of perspective.
Of course, some lenses exaggerate the convergence, but no lens should completely eliminate it.

[@yaredaguilar5169]

Thanks! Very informative, really cool pics and the edition of your video is awesome! You are a wonderful creator :)

[@BDPhotographs]

Thanks for watching and for your kind response!

[@lynniemac9684]

Really enjoyed watching this. Great tips and really informative. Hope you create more.

[@BDPhotographs]

More fun stuff on the way. Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching.

[@grantgsus9837]

helpful

[@spookymulder945]

@6:33 Eureka Green House.

[@waheedyasir2889]

Nice captured

[@BDPhotographs]

Thank you!

[@ceciliamac4283]

Great video! Thank you!
P.S: We say Père la ChaiZZ (the S is prounounced like a Z in this case)