Do you see the building to there right of the Colony Hotel? That was where the famous chain saw Scarface scene was filmed. It is now being remodeled to be a CVS Pharmacy. It is going to be weird seeing a CVS in on such an epic location.
In my opinion street photography is one of the hardest forms of the art. It is scary out on the streets, not only that but you have to be like a ninja and have some big balls. I sometimes go out and shoot street, it tests all my senses and helps me understand a bit more about the world. I think this is the best way to sharpen your photography skills no matter what kind of photographer you are.
I love riding my bike here, its always full of life and energy. No matter what time of day you come to Ocean Dr. it is always jumping. I have a night workshop here and it is so much fun. People always leave with a massive grin on their face.
I love getting new perspectives of places, its just one way how drone photography is changing and has changed the world. It is incredible to see how far technology has come, and exiting to see where it is going.
Here is the most iconic place in all of Miami, the infamous Ocean Dr. This places is awesome and always jumping, full of life. I shot this yesterday at my Capture the Sunset Photography Workshp. The weather was so crazy everyone thought I was going to cancel, but remember that bad weather makes good pictures.
If you want to know more about my workshops, you can check out my workshops page on this link. Send me a message if you have any questions. I reply to everyone on a personal basis.
To learn how I take this photos check out this post dedicated to long exposures, if you can’t make it to one of my workshops, this is the next best way to learn.
This is one of my favorite shots from Ocean Drive. I was actually teaching one of my Sunset and Night Photography Workshops when I shot this photo. I saw this puddle of water on the floor and I knew I had to get down really low and get a reflection shot of the iconic Colony Hotel. To shoot this I had to get on the ground and I was shooting super wide. I used my 14-24mm lens.
Camera settings: 10 seconds f16 ISO 100
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