See how I processed another architectural image: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y85jgc9zndCmqas.html

So glad I found your channel. Great content and this one brings back memories of Stamford.

Your channel is underrated ! Great content, thanks !

Great work Jay. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Excellent. Thanks. Worth watching just to see that reflected gradient tool! Some great tips...

Your work is amazing, truly to take the cake. Definitely my best. Thank you for your post and channel. Cape Town, South Africa.

New to your channel. Thank you for the information about this style of photography. It was very interesting.

Stunning photo and work!! Great tutorial, easy to follow 🙏🙏😊😊

helped me to expand my mind about architecture editing here in Brazil, thanks! 🙏✨

Fantastic video and photographs ,great!

what an impressive building!

Great Tutorial, thank you! Cheers!!

Stunning work Jay. Awesome video, really enjoyed watching. Such a beautiful building 👌👍

Amazing job with the image and instructions on how to achieve the reults.

Good tutorial - Detailed, well and patiently explained.

Splendid work Jay!!!

That's awesome video, really artistic touch of beauty, I can understand you can make reselection many times and ad curves after you select and mask the main subject ...that's cool

Really helpful video. As someone who is just considering venturing into a new style of photography and investing in some expensive filters, this has been very informative in terms of me deciding I have the relevant PS skill set (luckily I think I do). So thank you

Thanks for the great video.

Next level editing!

Looks very cool!

Great video! Coincidentally I just read a book that more or less goes into this exact technique in excruciating detail (hard to track down, it's by Julia Anna Gospodarou - no affiliation but I can see on her website that you guys have a similar style.). Just thought I'd share some notes from the book for channel viewers: - Ideal settings for pleasing long exposure arch. B&W: 15-16 stop ND (10 + 5 or 10 + 6 stacked), usually 5-6 minutes, add 25% to exposure time if 10 stop, add 50% if 16 stops. CPL adds 2 stops, so 10 (ND) + CPL could work in a pinch. - Start the exposure when clouds are entering the frame (not halfway in), ideally pointing in same direction as building - Usually f/7.1 - f/8, sometimes f/11, no more than f/16 - Post-processing is very similar. To learn how to do it intuitively, helps to take a basic drawing course to learn the natural way that light falls on 3D volumes like boxes, sphere, and cylinders (I'm doing this at the moment)

Excellent explanation my friend, thank you very much for sharing.

Cool video

great work!

Really nice tutorial JC. Came across your channel today and liked this one.. Still confused by Gradient Tool and Gradient masking but I'll get there one day. You deserve more subscribers.

Nice photo and tutorial . Could u please show how you do selection parts of image and how to save them. Thanks

Nice one Jay, good edit and good explanation !

Great video man!

Fantastic work, mate! I always love seeing how others make their art. What camera are you using to record your video, by the way? It looks superb!

Great video! I want to start doing some architecture photography and I was wondering how those B&W images are edited and finally I found a great one, is kind of complicated but I think I will need to practice a lot in order to get those results. Awesome 👏 video! Thank you

Keep going

Your channel is awesome!

Very helpful tutorial Jay , I need to work on my processing for Mono's that for sure. I struggle with layers & selections so that's my winter project

Very well done video and process. New subscriber here!

Nice Tutorial

Great video, thanks for sharing! What about the border width of your selections? Is it always the same (1px or more) or does it depend on the resolution of the image? What values ​​do you use?

Morning Jay.....just discovered your channel, subscribed, thanks for the content, keep up the good work! I’ll have a go with some of these techniques on a concept project I’m thinking about. Cheers and keep well.

Nice work JC

Brilliant edits sir. Really inspiring. Could you please make a video explaining the gradient tools in detail? It will really help me understand when to use what type of gradient tool during the editing process.

great job jay, I can use the gradient tool in lightroom, but always have dramas in photoshop. cheers

Really enjoying your lessons. If you had to choose one lens 16_35 or 24-105 which one would you go with for street scape. Thank you once again.

I've seen this building, it never really did it for me. but you're making me notice. One note -- you may want to correct the typo in your headline above :-)

Hi Jay, beatiful work. Can you teach us how to make a good selection and avoid halos while working with this selections? I can't find a good method and i'm going crazy. Thx

What type of lens you use? Do you always take the pictures in the morning? What is the best time for taking the original photo? Great learning video. thank you

Thank you Jay, that was interesting and helpful. When making your selections, what settings do you use to soften them and prevent edge artefacts? Best wishes, Julian.

Love your work and guide to B&W photography. Had a Question on what lens you using for all your work and do you use a ND filters on most of your shots? Sir? Thanks

nice overview of the process. Do you use the pen tool to make selections? is there any advantage in converting to b/w in LR prior to importing into PS , could you not import in colour and use PS to convert to b/w and use PS tools to tweek the B/W conersion

thought the photoshop tips could have been made more clear. impressive skills! but had trouble following the little changes and seeing the little masks... you are a man who loves getting up early, which is maybe 90% of the battle in doing sunrise photography.

How long does it take you process an image?

Hello, I would like to ask you why there are multiple options in the channel drop-down menu in your PS loading selection area?

Where are you converting the image to mono before you begin ? LR ? PS or a different program

Hi Julian, thank you for this informative video. unfortunately for me the second gradient is not working correct for me. When I reselect the same part of image and apply gradient it applies to the whole image rather than the selected part of image. What am I doing wrong?

Wonderful video... inspirational and educational! Any chance I could talk you into doing architectural tutorials using ONLY Lightroom. I can't afford to subscribe to, nor do I have the knowledge to use, Photoshop. I know Photoshop is a superior editing tool compared to Lightroom, but I think you'd have a fair amount of interest in videos which only use Lightroom for editing. Thanks again for the video!

Is this post processed the same for landscapes?

Whenever I add a curves adjustment layer to a selection, the results are reverse...that is, as I pull the curve upwards, the darks are lowered, and if I push the curve down the highlights are brightened. Any idea why this is occurring? Thanks.

Frustrating like most of them they rush through it and you can’t really see how they’ve done it

Well you did not show us the job in LR as you said you will that´s why I gave my thumb´s down.