Join Scott Kelby for an in-depth look at twenty locations in and around New York City for amazing photographic opportunities. From some of the most iconic spots to places you've probably never heard of, Scott shares tips and tricks for getting there, what to shoot while you are there, and things to know before you go. Not only will you come away with stunning photographs but you'll have had a fantastic time experiencing some of the best that New York has to offer. Don't forget to download the provided PDF to get the street addresses for every location mentioned.
Release Date: 2018-05-23
Join Scott Kelby and Larry Becker as they introduce the class and jump right into the gear Scott used on this trip.
Duration: 11 mins 40 seconds
One of the most amazing cathedrals in the USA.
Duration: 10 mins 55 seconds
While not tripod friendly, Saint Patrick’s is always worth a visit.
Duration: 5 mins 37 seconds
A very small and intimate library and museum.
Duration: 5 mins 25 seconds
Long exposures required to smooth out the choppy water.
Duration: 7 mins 0 seconds
A classic New York location, and the site of many movies.
Duration: 5 mins 18 seconds
An iconic New York shot can be found while crossing the Brooklyn Bridge.
Duration: 3 mins 48 seconds
The new World Trade Center transportation hub, but a breathtaking example of architecture.
Duration: 7 mins 11 seconds
The Fulton Center is a subway station and shopping center in Lower Manhattan.
Duration: 2 mins 58 seconds
Located at 30 Rockefeller Center, you can head up to the roof and take in an amazing view of New York City.
Duration: 4 mins 42 seconds
No visit to New York is complete without a visit to Grand Central Terminal.
Duration: 7 mins 29 seconds
A cute cafe located just outside Grand Central Terminal.
Duration: 2 mins 20 seconds
A hidden gem and one of the best views of the Chrysler Building.
Duration: 3 mins 38 seconds
Amazing visual overload, but a challenging place to photograph.
Duration: 4 mins 56 seconds
An active public library, but lots of locations for photography.
Duration: 7 mins 39 seconds
Worth going just to visit the museum, but there’s also an observation deck on the roof for views of Central Park.
Duration: 4 mins 20 seconds
Head across the Hudson River for a stunning view of New York City.
Duration: 2 mins 59 seconds
Another great view of Manhattan can be found at the base of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Duration: 2 mins 42 seconds
Before heading up to the observation deck, there’s a lot of photo opportunities on the ground.
Duration: 10 mins 45 seconds