This was a great scene to be shot in HDR. The bottom part of the tower was heavily lit from all the surrounding light, with the top part almost completely dark. HDR process worked great here 🙂
This photo was taken late one night. There was not a single light source in the whole scene, even with my eyes I could only see a little of it. So I manually focused my camera on a small part where there was a little bit of light reflected, I set the camera to F4.5 an ISO 800 and took the shots. And It was a lovely surprise how well they turned out, as usually Iso 800 is just not usable on my camera for HDR’s 🙂 Check out the original 0EV shot on the right.
Photo taken at the Strahov stadium in Prague earlier this years.
And again something different from Prague. And again a night shot. I don’t really like my day shots, as there was a very bright sun, with no clouds at all. But at least the night shots came out nicely. The “monuments” are actually ventilation towers of a tunel running under Strahov 🙂
The name for this photo was not my idea, but of a fellow photographer David Kerny http://davidkerny.kx.cz/ who shown me this great place 🙂
HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 18-200mm lens, from a tripod
Another shot from the Strahov stadium in Prague. Taken around sunset. I really liked two things about this. The H2O graffity and the seemingly endless row of pillars, giving a very nice vanishing point.
HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, from a tripod
Finally after more than a year on Flickr, one of my photos got into their Explore selection :). The photo County Session House reached #173 on April 25 🙂
This stadium is big, really big :). This is the Strahov stadium in Prague. I really would like to see how they did the COKY! graffiti on it, as it’s quite hight 🙂
HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, from a tripod
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