Author: brianyouchak

Sunsets in Ireland – Always a Surprise and Unique

by brianyouchak, posted in Uncategorized

This past week I was in Kinsale, Ireland which is a beautiful seaside town in Cork (southeastern Ireland). I had some free time to shoot timelapses and two nights in a row I walked for shoots. The Irish weather is always a mystery so my recommendation is to never be discouraged by it or on … Continue reading Sunsets in Ireland – Always a Surprise and Unique

Timelapse Workshop Announcement

by brianyouchak, posted in New Jersey

Exciting news!! I am hosting a timelapse workshop in collaboration with NJSpots! Want to learn how to shoot cinematic 4K timelapses and hyperlapses? If so, check out the link below for 1-day workshop at Liberty State Park in NJ https://www.eventbrite.com/e/timelapse-photo-workshop-with-brian-youchak-tickets-61433404968

Zoomlapse – What is it and how to make one

by brianyouchak, posted in New Jersey

Yesterday I went to Paterson Great Falls in New Jersey which is the largest in NJ. The weather was perfect (70s) and the new viewpoint and park walkways were completed. The park is really nice and well kept now if you haven't been recently! Since I've been there before, I wanted to try something new … Continue reading Zoomlapse – What is it and how to make one

Exploring The Vessel at One Hudson Yards – Three Photography Tips

by brianyouchak, posted in Uncategorized

You've probably seen photos by now of the Vessel but I wanted to give you three tips from a photographers perspective. Last weekend the Vessel opened and I went to explore it at One Hudson Yards. You need to get tickets ahead of time so check online. They do offer tickets every morning at 8 … Continue reading Exploring The Vessel at One Hudson Yards – Three Photography Tips

Beach Photographs – How not to make them boring

by brianyouchak, posted in Mexico

Shooting landscapes or timelapses at the beach is one of the most difficult things to do in my opinion in travel photography. This is beacause the beach and a sunrise/sunset are so beautiful but the images can be so boring! Here are my two tips: 1) Explore the beach about 2 hours before sunset and … Continue reading Beach Photographs – How not to make them boring