A bit more simpler image today. No city, no lights, no traffic. This is a zoom in on the mountain peaks in the distance, as seen above Zermatt in Switzerland, when standing under the Matterhorn.
This is a single image, croped down into a more panoramaic shot, edited in Photoshop.
I’m slowly updating the wallpapers selection on the blog with more and more of them. And looking at the stats, seems you, the visitors, like them. So today there are again new ones, in the super ultra-wide selection.
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I still have many photo from the St. Stephens Day fireworks and I like a lot from them. Too bad the view is mostly the same, as from the spot I was standing at I could not really move at all. But the fireworks explosions are different in each one, so every photo is different anyway.
This is a single exposure, split into two, blended then back together in Photoshop.
For today I have chosen a photo I took in 2013 when visiting Ljubljana in Slovenia. I tried to edit this photo of the Dragon bridge years ago, but I did not like the result then. But I do like it now, even if the composition is not exactly what I would take today. At that time, the 16mm lens was the widest one I had, and I did not take panoramas that often. If I had to redo this shot now, I would do a two-shot panorama, so the dragons are not so close to the edge of the photo. Maybe if I decide to revisit Ljubljana one day, I will try that.
I took this photo very early in the morning at the Dragon bridge, when there was still not much traffic. There were busses already running, so I waited for one, to create this long exposures. This photo is a blend of 4 exposures, done in Photoshop.
It has been very rainy in Bratislava for the last few days, so for today, I have chosen a photo from a rainy evening. I really like when the clouds are like this, very low over the city. The lights from the city then can lit it up and give it color in the sky. And with a combination of that together with the lights reflecting into the river, you can get a really golden gloving photo.
For this photo, I used 6 exposures, as it was taken quite late and the castle was really bright compared to the rest of the area. Blended and edited in Photoshop.
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