Travel Photography: A Photographers Guide To San Francisco

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• Jefferson Graham introduces his course and explains how he is going to teach viewers how to get the best shots in San Francisco. He discusses the gear he will be using, as well as some of the iconic locations he will be visiting during the shoot.
• Jefferson guides viewers through 7 of the top 10 places to shoot the iconic bridge and offers tips about shooting at each location.
• A very popular image of San Francisco is cable cars going up and down the hilly streets of the city. Despite some covid -related obstacles, Jefferson gives his tips for shooting cable cars, including specific cross streets to get the best shots.
• Jefferson talks about the best ways to capture the hills of the city, using wide angles and perspective to accentuate the steep roads.
• The Painted Ladies is a famous row of Victorian houses in San Francisco. Jefferson talks about the best angle to shoot them from and what times of day to shoot them in order to make their colors stand out.
• There are some beautiful shots to be found when the lights come on in the evening. Jefferson explores Pier 7 and the Ferry Building.
• Jefferson offers his advice on how to get some great shots from this popular destination.
• Chinatown is a great place to capture street scenes. Take shots of people, murals, markets, alleyways, food. They all mix together in this bustling section of San Francisco.
• Jefferson talks about his experience shooting in this unique Italian neighborhood.
• Jefferson talks about locations like Coit Tower, Twin Peaks, and Saulsalito. These places are great for taking shots of the city skyline.
• Jefferson takes a flight over the Golden Gate Bridge and gets some shots from the sky.
• Jefferson goes back through all the locations he visited in this course and emphasizes the important points.

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