Where the water was calm

It was quite a windy day, but this place was shielded enough, that I could get such a nice clear reflection. I spend here only a very short while, as I was on my way to the Charles bridge. And as you have already seen the shots from the tower, I think it was worth it :)
Where the water was calmIt was quite a windy day, but this place was shielded enough, that I could get such a nice clear reflection.

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The colorful Prague

Can there be so much color in one city? I think it can :) This was taken right around the time the sun hid behind the horizon, so it gave the whole city a more blue/purple color. It looked really great
The colorful PragueCan there be so much color in one city? I think it can :)

The leading bridge

One of very good working composition rules is leading lines. That means that you should have lines in your photo, which lead to the main subject. And I think the Charles bridge in this photo works very nicely as a leading line. It just draws your eyes towards the Prague castle in the distance.

I haven’t taken many portrait oriented shots lately. They can give you a great view of a subject, but they are just not fit onto a horizontally oriented screen. But from time to time they are fine :)

The leading bridgeThis view of the Charles bridge is really great. It just creates an excellent composition on its own.

Almost all my photos have a blue sky, so I’m really happy to have something really different :) It was very nice to see the sun, as it was cold on the top of the tower, and at least I could imagine the heat from the sun.

I vent with 11 brackets here, as It was taken while looking directly into the sun, and I wanted the sun in the shot, not just a big overexposed area. I left the sun also quite saturated, as that’s what I see the sun is, a big orange ball. Also I forgot to add a before/after comparison for a longer time, so today there is one :)
The warm rays of the SunAlmost all my photos have a blue sky, so I'm really happy to have something really different :)

Late at night by Vltava

Shooting photos by water is just great. You get all those nice light, and reflections, which give your photo a very interesting look. The only drawback is, then when the temperature drops, it’s even colder there. And when I took this photo, the temperature dropped to around 0 degrees, which I really felt on my fingers.
Late at night by VltavaShooting photos by water is just great. You get all those nice light, and reflections, which give your photo a very interesting look.

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