I enjoyed the content but was hoping for more attention to be paid to the beautiful red brick architecture. Especially along the front of the hotel and the red brick entrance to the station with its marble columns. A mix of wide shots and, close up shots of features such as the decorative brickwork over doors and windows. Slow panning shots so that the beauty of the various architectural features can be fully appreciated. Looking at the video again, the windows behind the lovers statue are very distinctive. Attention to them would have been appreciated. Of course it really depends on what type of video you set out to make. With walking tours around historic buildings like this, for me the fabric of the structure is just as important as what it contains.
This is a highly appreciated feedback. I am pretty new to videography, and due to finance I am using an XR iphone for recording. However, I did notice that the architecture was remarkable, so away from the camera I was admiring the workmanship and craftsmanship that went into this building. I just assumed that only a few people would appreciated the details of the hotel, the windows and the red brick (to mention just a few). Thank you for this brilliant feedback, especially about the slow panning shots; and a mix of wide and close shots. I will work on these point straightaway….. The feedback is well received, and I have downloaded your comments to help me in future. I also need a better phone or camera to bring out the beautiful of such historical building. Best wishes.
I enjoyed the content but was hoping for more attention to be paid to the beautiful red brick architecture. Especially along the front of the hotel and the red brick entrance to the station with its marble columns. A mix of wide shots and, close up shots of features such as the decorative brickwork over doors and windows. Slow panning shots so that the beauty of the various architectural features can be fully appreciated. Looking at the video again, the windows behind the lovers statue are very distinctive. Attention to them would have been appreciated. Of course it really depends on what type of video you set out to make. With walking tours around historic buildings like this, for me the fabric of the structure is just as important as what it contains.
This is a highly appreciated feedback. I am pretty new to videography, and due to finance I am using an XR iphone for recording. However, I did notice that the architecture was remarkable, so away from the camera I was admiring the workmanship and craftsmanship that went into this building. I just assumed that only a few people would appreciated the details of the hotel, the windows and the red brick (to mention just a few). Thank you for this brilliant feedback, especially about the slow panning shots; and a mix of wide and close shots. I will work on these point straightaway…..
The feedback is well received, and I have downloaded your comments to help me in future. I also need a better phone or camera to bring out the beautiful of such historical building. Best wishes.
The operator needs more experience using a gimbal.
Thank you for the constructive feedback; I will work on this.