Let’s continue with another photo from Amsterdam. Today it’s the Montelbaans Tower during a very clear blue hour.
This is a single exposure, edited mostly in Lightroom, with few tweaks in Photoshop.
I almost always carry a 70-200mm lens with me, and I almost never use it. Yesterday, I left it at the flat, as I was going to an area with mostly tight small streets, and of course I ended up in an area where I could have use it so much. But that only means I’m going back there again today smile emoticon:)
For this photo, I wanted to use the bridge as a frame Church of Saint Nicholas (so I used a bridge frame as a picture frame :)) and I think it looks quite ok. Still, I will probably take this one again, with a longer lens, to give more space to the Church.
This is a single exposure, edited mostly in Lightroom, with few tweaks in Photoshop.
Not many updates from me lately, but I will try to get better. I’m currently in Amsterdam, so that’s why also todays photo is from here. August will be a very busy month for me, since I’m traveling almost all the time (4 days at home overall :)). So while there wont be updates every day, there will be some. I think I will gat back to standard daily updates in late autumn, when I already have no regular work.
So as said, this is a shot from Amsterdam, the De L’Europe Amsterdam hotel. I tried this shot few times before, but only with the TSE lens I managed to do a vertorama, and so I got the whole hotel and it’s reflection into one shot.
I really do a lot more vertoramas since I have the tilt-shift lens. So here is another one I took one late evening in Paris.
This is a two shot vertorama, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop. Btw. the Eiffel tower is this color, as this was taken the day after the Brussels attack.
I think I did a vertorama of the Matthias church from every side I could :) So here is another one, this one taken from the walkway between two bastions right next to it. A small tip for you. Usually you have to pay to get onto this walkway. But around 8pm, they open it up and you can enter without have to pay.
This is a two shot panorama, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop.
