Of course I had to go out shooting right away after arriving in Paris. And thanks to Beboy (Beboy Photographies) who took me to this place, I got a great photo right away. We were also joined by another great french photographer Antonio Gaudencio (Antonio Gaudencio Photographie) and had a great evening of shooting :) Definitively check out their pages :)

This is a manually blended vertorama from two shots, each shot from 6 exposures.

Paris

So I’m back from Paris after a week of taking lots and lots of photos there. Had some great weather, had some rainy days, but overall I hope I got some very nice shots. I also got to meet a lot of great photographers, which I will mention here over the next few days (not today, still tired from the traveling). So I hope you will enjoy all the new photos from Paris that I will post in the next days and weeks :)

Midnight Drivers

Probably not the photo one would think I would share as the first one from Paris, but as I was copying the photos to my PC, this one caught my eye and I had to edit it right away.

This is a manual blend from 3 shots. Photo taken around midnight, while I was returning to my hotel.

The waves really kept coming while I was standing there. And I really didn’t want any water on my gear. And as I had my normal shoes on, I didn’t want them to get wet either.

This is a manual blend from 5 shots, taken by the Forth Rail bridge near Edinburg. I used a 9 stop ND filter to blur the water.

Another photo from the same night as the one posted yesterday. Actually it’s the same bridge as in that shot. I was already on my way to the tram station, but had my tripod and camera still unpacked, so I stopped for one last shots

This is a manual blend from 5 shots.

I really liked the blurred ship in this one. I liked it so much, that I used parts from all the photos, so the ship is seen over a bigger area. I just manually blended them all together.

This is a manual blending from 5 shots. Taken in Prague.