Manhattan 15 Min Photo Challenge: Take and Make Great Photos with Gavin Hoey: Adorama Photography TV
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Join Gavin as he undertakes another 15 minute photo challenge. This time he visits Madison Square Park in Manhattan on a cold, bright winter's day.
After taking the photos follow Gavin in to Photoshop CC where he shows you how to pull out the maximum amount of detail from a RAW file to create an eye catching image of an iconic landmark.
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New 15 Minute Photo Challenge with Gavin Hoey! Watch as Gavin shoots an iconic NYC landmark, then finishes the photo in Photoshop. Only on #AdoramaTV : adr.ma/RrgSQm
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I just found a 15 min challenge that I haven't seen.... I miss these so much!! Thanks Gavin
Gavin.......................... You Da' Man!
"Gavin the man'in" does it again. Can't believe the eye you have, picking out great shots to start with and then improving them so much in post. Looking forward to the Gatwick training day in July.
Another great episode.
Great work Gavin! Greetings from Argentina!
Gavin please make more videos! :) I love all you're videos!!!
Cant say how much I appreciate your video tutorials, many thanks.
That panorama looks awesome! LOVE how you processed it.
Oh, and also, Gavin… Do a NY photowalk. Something like that would be great fun. I would pay good money to go on one of these.
Next time I'm in NYC I'll do just that :-)
Great job. I really love your videos.
Just Great. Inspiration from Gavin and Adorama . Keep it up.
You and Mark W. are my favorite ones. Thanks! Your accent reminds me Gary Oldman on Friends (Actor's enunciation)
Gavin just makes it look very simple and easy to do.
legend....wait for it...dary!! legendary!!!
Loving these NY videos. Keep 'em coming. Im going to NY in june my self, so these are very inspiring.
Love it
Ive been watching your videos all day. Great work!
i really like these 15min challenge videos with gavin
Thank u very much dear Gavin, i'm very interesting in ur videos here it's very excited.
As always another gem Gavin, a stunning location with a set of stunning images, I always try your techniques after your videos as there very informative showing not only the images being taken but also the processing afterwards.
I'm off to try a 15 min challenge tomorrow morning, but I don't have New York, I have a wet and windy Blackpool promenade.
Don't leave it so long till your next video, I miss your work.
I always enjoy Gavin's tutorials - this one is no different! Awesome :)
Excellent video. I live in New York and I'm scared of the taxi cabs myself.
Nicely done!
Very nice video and tips Gavin! :)
Final result is a beautiful picture!
I always learn something watching your videos.
This was a great tutorial on working in RAW. I never knew all of this.
Thanks a bunch. :)
Wow great work!
Amazing
Inspiring video, as always. I'm off to NYC in July this year. Can't wait to try and replicate that shot of the flat iron building.
Same here hoey love your tutorials.. cheers!
you are a master of Panos I must say. Just amazing 👏
stunning!
The fact that even Gavin's 24-105L is experiencing zoom creep is making me feel that I am not the only one in misery.
magnificent job .
Would like to see the processing of the telephone shot if possible and great video as usual :)
Man you are the best! Are you even capable of doing something uninteresting? :)
amazing photos, would love the one with the clock
Hi Gavin. Great video and pictures, as always. It would have been interesting to get some ideas on how to deal with moving people on your panorama picture. Hope to hear from you.
Hi Francois. The trick is to wait until the edges of your frame are clear of people, half cars etc. It's not always possible, I know, but it helps :-)
Superb as always Gav, what about a photo walk in Crawley ? :)
Super . I like Gavin .
Hi.
Can u do a reflection portrait session pls?
Thanks
That pano... ..just wow.. can you show us edit 3:11 pano and phone booth? THANKS!
Hi Gavin. Love the shot but why did you start by under exposing and then add back in lightness etc. Cheers
+Graham “Gphoto” Parker
This is an extremely late reply and you probably know the answer by now, but I think if he shot with the correct exposure on the clockface the sky would have been completely blown-out and you would end up with just a white sheet of paper as the background.
800 ISO never been there!!
hi Gavin
which ViewSonic monitor type you are using here in this video? model, screen size.
thanks
great :D
Hey Gavin, I was wondering how edit your panoramas. I have tried to do it the same exact way you did, but they always come out real thin. Any reason that is? is it because of the lens or what? If anyone can answer this, please do so. Thank you!
lie its not 15 minutes.
ps: good job gavin!