The windmills in Netherlands just looks so great. And they are just a perfect photography subject. If you are curious where I took this photo, check out my Top photography spots in Amsterdam list to find out more.

This is a single exposure, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop.

I have not yet shared any of my fireworks shots from this years St. Stephen’s Day in Budapest here, so here is the first one. I did not get to the spot I wanted to this year, as a TV crew occupied it (and a huge area around it that they did not even use :/), but I still managed to get some nice shots from a second spot :)

This is a single exposure, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop.

I wonder how other photographers do it. I traveled around for 27 day from the last month, and I have enough for a while. I’m just crazy tired. And to see that some do this all year long. How do they manage? I don’t know :)

For today, I have for you a photo I took few weeks ago in Budapest. It’s a panorama taken from the back side of Hungarian parliament, right in the middle of the blue hour. The panorama is from two exposures, taken with the help of the tilt-shift lens (I just shifted left and right to get two exposures). I also took another two exposures, about two minutes later. Those two were so I can remove moving people from the finished photos. And as you can see none, it worked fine :)

There were no updates from me in a while, as after my last trip to Budapest, I did go for a few day holiday to Zadar in Croatia with my friends. And while there, I did not take my Surface with me, and so I did not work at all (just got a bit burned by the sun :)). But now I’m back home, with the next trip still some time away, so once I have some energy, and will to edit, I will start regular posting again :)

So for today, a photo I edited a while ago, but not posted yet, a blue hour shot of the Inntel hotel in Zaandam near Amsterdam.