I really hope that you are able to see the same color on this one as I do on my screen. The water here is completely golden. The color was a result of very low clouds and all the yellow light around the water. It really looked interesting.

This is a manual blend from 5 exposures.

It would be so great to have a sky like that each time I go out to take photos. But on the other hand, it would probably be boring after some time. So it’s probably best that it is how it is :)

This is a HDR from 5 shots created in Oloneo Photoengine, then finished in Photoshop

I haven’t been out shooting photos in Bratislava for a long time, so when it stopped raining today, I thought it would maybe make for a nice sunset. But not really. But during the blue hours, the clouds above the city were so low, that they completely reflected all the yellow city lights. The whole scene got a completely yellow/reddish glow over it.

This is a manual blend from 6 shots. I took a -3EV for the castle here.

This is one lovely church in Vienna, it just looks so much nicer from outside. It is a little boring from the inside. A little to clean for my taste. But still it was nice that when I asked if I can take photos, nobody minded. Maybe because it was still a little bit under reconstruction.

This is HDR created in Oloneo Photoengine and then blended with few of the original shots in Photoshop.

Adding glow to your photos

Few days ago I added a new tutorial to this blog, this time about how to add glow to your photos. I use this technique in almost all of my photos, and I think you will find it interesting (and very easy :)). You can see the tutorial here: Adding glow to your photos. You can also find a Photoshop action there, which does all that for you :)

The Morning Light

I just cant stop editing photos from that morning. All have such a great sky, that other photos looks just boring :). So here is another one from last Monday in Budapest. It was very funny to me, to see a young couple sitting right next to the place I was, watching a movie on a notebook, completely ignoring the stunning sunrise that was in front of them. I wonder why they went there at such an hour if not for that.

This is a HDR created in Oloneo Photoengine and then blended with some of the original exposures in Photoshop.