San Francisco skyline at sunse

In this video, we’re photographing the Bay Bridge and San Francisco skyline at sunset, and I walk you through how to create a powerful time blend image using multiple exposures. Instead of capturing everything in a single shot, we take several images over time — blending the soft blue hour sky with the city lights as they come alive. We also bracket our exposures at -2, -1, 0, +1, and +2 to retain detail in both the highlights and shadows. Then inside Photoshop, I show you step-by-step how to blend the images together to create a balanced final photograph that captures motion, light, and atmosphere. We’ll cover: 🌉 How to shoot the Bay Bridge and skyline at blue hour 📷 How to bracket exposures for maximum dynamic range 🌆 How to capture city lights for a clean time blend 🖥 How to blend multiple photos in Photoshop 🎨 Why Stephen Wilkes’ time blend photography approach is so powerful This technique works for cityscape photography, skyline photography, long exposure photography, and architectural photography. If you want your images to feel more dynamic and intentional, time blending is a game changer. 📸 Follow my work and see more landscape and city photography: 🌎 Website: https://www.steveosphotography.com/ 📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steveosphot... #BayBridge #SanFranciscoSkyline #TimeBlendPhotography #CityscapePhotography #ExposureBracketing #PhotoshopTutorial #BlueHourPhotography #StephenWilkes #LandscapePhotography #SteveOsPhotography