The street you see there is Collins Ave. One of the most popular streets in Miami Beach. I shot this when I was doing a Facebook live broadcast showing people around where I live. I do this often and they are lots of fun. Its a good time to connect with me and chat for a bit while watching some really cool aerial video of Miami Florida. I particularly love this shot because you can see Collins Ave between the buildings. Look at that water!!!!
In this video I will show you how to edit a beautiful oceanscape. I shot this during sunrise this morning and the weather was amazing. Before the sun came up all the colors were super pastel and it was really nice being out there. The way I shot this photo I was on my tripod and I was about 2 feet from the sand and used a really wide angle lens. All the details in the video.
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This is the oldest church in Miami Beach Florida. It is located in Lincoln Road and I walk by it almost daily. It is a very lovely church and I really like the simplicity of it. Founded in 1921 and every religion is welcome it is a non denominational church.
It was rumored for a long time that they were going to tear it down, so I went in to speak to someone about it. The rumors were just that, rumors. The church is there to stay and open to the public. Below is a video of how I retouched this photo of this incredible place.
It is hot here in Miami, hot and humid. I love it, that ocean breeze is amazing and keeps things cool. This was from a sunrise photography workshop I did the other mooring. I wanted to create a very summer like feel on this particular image. I knew how I wanted it to look when I was shooting it. The sun was bright and a bit harsh. I used this to my advantage and created exactly what was on my head. Below is a video of the edit, and the after picture.
Camera settings: 1/250 sec f11 ISO 100
Living on the water is awesome for me. There is always something going on, from people surfing to fishing and everything in-between.
This is the South Pointe Fishing Pier in Miami Beach Florida. I was actually standing on the pier and when I looked down I was pleasantly surprised at what I saw. This guy kept throwing his fishing net and for a photographer thats eye candy.
I kept shooting with my focus point on him and as soon as he threw the net I would take 2-3 shots.
Here are my settings: Shutter speed 160 f5.6 ISO 100
Nikon 24-85 mm lens D800
