A new issue of the HDR one magazine came out a few days ago, and this time there are also two articles written by me :) So for all of you who are interested in photography, you can get the newest (and also all other) issues here for free: http://www.hdrone.com/2013/02/january-2013-issue-of-hdr-one-is-now-available/
Light Bridge
Finally a decent shot from this year. I was starting to feel depressed, as I haven’t taken any new landscape photos fro over a month. But when the sky cleared a little yesterday, I ran out to take at least few shots. And my steps went to the Danube, as I wanted to try some long exposure shots with the Hoya ND400 filter which I bought recently. I got some nice shots with the filter, but nothing share worthy, so maybe next time. For this photo I had no need for the filter, as it was taken after sunset and the exposure was long enough even without the filter.
In this photo the Old bridge and the Apollo bridge in Bratislava. Manual blend from 5 photos, exported from Lightroom and then edited in Photoshop.
Just a little reminder for all who would still like to join my little HDR editing contest. You still have 24 hours to submit your entry. All details can be found in this post.
The blue reflection
I hope the colors on this one look for you as nice as they look on my monitor :) I left this one darker, to have this night dark blue sky in it.
Photo taken at the Kuchajda lake in Bratislava, manual blend from 5 shots, mostly to darken light and brighten the middle part.
Those of you who also follow my personal account on FB noticed that I posted a lot of Salsa photos today, so I was quite tired (got to bed around 4am :)) and busy today. So for my daily photo I selected one that I could edit a little more quickly :) This is of course one from the new years fireworks, just a single RAW edited in Photoshop.
You know.. this bridge used to be called the New Brige, and now it is again called Bridge of the Slovak National Uprising (SNP bridge for short). I don’t really understand why they changed it. As the bridge right next to it, is called the Old bridge, so it nicely made sense. It actually was changed to New Brige, because everyone called it the New Brige even when it was called the other name before.
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