That final image really pops.

This is a brilliant step by step tutorial. Not only because of how you created the image, but also a lesson in how to use some of the tools in Photoshop.

Great video Jay and super transformation, liked the final look you ended up with. Interesting technique in isolating the sky in order to mask it. Will need to look into that a bit more, as Ive been using contrast and colour masking approaches along with the pen tool on most occasions to create the separation between the sky and the rest of the image.

Amazing to see your workflow. I've learned a lot!! Thank you!!

Brilliant, cheers Jay 🍻 fast becoming my favourite channel ☺️

Great video Jay. I enjoy your images and especially getting to see how you get from the shot to the final product. Great work!

Thanks for this - I have looked at quite a few of these but found this the most useful tutorial so far. Lots of these assume you know more Photoshop than you do so its impossible to work out what to do. Your step by step approach was really useful for me and now I have a clear idea about how to work on some of the images in my collection. Thank you so much.

Remarkable, as always!

Another great video with some great learning.

Great turorials! Thanks!

Great tutorial Jay, loved watching your techniques. Thanks for sharing the video 👍🙏

I really like the fact that you removed massive elements of this image because they distracted from your main subject. I’ve done this on a much smaller scale for some of my images and have been concerned that it could be considered as “not the done thing” or that it might somehow be considered as cheating by some. Seeing the improvement it made the image in this video, I’m not going to worry so much about deviating from reality and I’ll consider removing objects that I think are a distraction. Thank very much for sharing these photography tips and tricks.

Great walk through, thank you.

Awesome tutorial. I definitely picked up some useful tips!

Excellent JC. Loved the building replacement with blue sky selection part. Very well explained I thought

Excellent guide. I took a lot of interesting points into my own hands

Excellent tutorial!

good tutorial, simple but effective techniques. Thanks

Thx Jay....great tutorial and very nice artwork

hi Jay, love your fine art work 👍 I am an architectural photographer too, your workflow is great, thanks for sharing

Thank you Jay, this is one of my favorite buildings in the city also, you did a great job with the processing, FLW would have been happy with it too.

Very very good explanation. thank you very much

Thank you, learnt a lot:)

Great tutorial. Thanks. Is there a dedicated video that you have made which teaches path selection and saving techniques in detail? Or any channel that you recommend I search for to learn the same?

Great video nice job

Aren't selections fun? I use primarily the Pen Tool but next time I'll try the Polygon Selection Tool. I'm sure you've looked at Joel's BW Artisan Pro X Panel for PS allowing further creative selections. Especially like the "Restore" feature. PS I download all your videos in my JC Folder. Thanks for sharing.

Love your style. Awesome results.... Just one question; Could you achieve the same results if you use Dodge/burn... Thanks for great tutorials.

I really appreciate your work, congratulations! I have a question: Why, in my Photoshop, when I click on Load Selection, the Channel window doesn't open the options sky, curved tower, left trip etc. Could you help me, please?

PS Could your next architectural image be the New York by Gehry at 8 Spruce St?

Hello, how do you do these streaks in the sky ?

Wish I could afford Photoshop.

Great video and that will really help me with my black and white. Feel free to edit any of mine !! Insta @sonymagician

Several photographers are creating a plague on the Internet. They seem shy of saying what it really is. They all too often mean monotone artistic photography. In reality it is no more fine than colour. People are entitled to prefer monotone so why not admit it instead of suggesting something it isn't? It certainly isn't better than the richness of colour.