I’m sorry to keep you waiting for one more day for the results. I really hope it works out tomorrow.
So for today, one more great city for you. This time it’s Edinburgh.
I already planed to share the winners of my contest with you, but due to the very busy schedule of the jury members, they haven’t agreed on the winner yet. The voting winners are already decided, but I will publish them all at once as soon as I can.
Please excuse this little delay.
So for today, let’s look at another city, and some of my favorite photos from there.
Another nice city view. This time its from Edinburgh in Scotland, taken around a year ago.
This is a HDR from 2 exposures created in Oloneo Photoengine and finished in Photoshop.
I finally got to watch the new Thor movie, and as it’s full of London shots, I was motivated to go through my London photos, to see if I can find a photo that was edit worthy. Not much there anymore, as I was there only two days. But somehow I always choose something :)
This is a HDR created in Oloneo from 5 exposures and finished in Photoshop.
How to take more than three exposures
I posted this video quite some time ago, and then later added it also to the HDR tutorial, but I think it can be useful to some of you. In this video I show different ways you can get more than three exposures from your camera. I go through auto-bracketing, manual adjustments, magic lantern, the promote and more.
Traveling at the speed of light
For today I looked back at the beginning of 2013 and chosen a photo from London. This one was taken very early in the morning at the Westminster bridge. My plan was to get the bluered bus on a half of the photo, just on the right. But as it’s really hard to time a shot like this, especially if you do multiple exposures, I ended up with this.
This is manual blend from two exposure, but maybe 95% is just from one. I left the red of the bus quite saturated, as it creates a nice contrast with the darkens of the background.
