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The moment I saw the Intells hotels hotel in Zaandam, and that it had a pool next to it, I knew I wanted a full reflection of the hotel. That was of course easier said than done, as the pool is right next to it, and the hotel is quite tall. Since I had the tilt shift lens, my first try was to just do a 3 shot vertorama, but that was just not enough. I either had a big perspective distortion and no reflection, or I cut off the top and bottom of the hotel.
As I could not move back, further away, I tried to experiment, and in the end I wend with a combination of two vertoramas. First I made a perfectly leveled tilt shift vertorama from three shots. Then I shiftet to the topmost position, tilted the camera up and took a shot. Shifted again to the bottom most position and tilted the camera down and took a shot again.
So I ended with 5 photos. Fist I combined the first three ones into a vertorama, as there was just a shift and that is easy to do. Then I combined the result with the other two shots as a spherical vertorama, and after a bit of tweaking, this is the result I got :) Edited in Lightroom and Photoshop, final photo is 103Mpix big.
To break up the Europe photos, here is one of my older ones, that I took in Dubai. This was actually right next to the building, in which I rented a room through AirBnb. I do like to use it quite a lot :)
This is a single exposure, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop.
I posted this photo to my Facebook page a long time ago, but the I forgot to move it from my Surface to the main PC, that I completely forgot about it. But I remembered today, so here it is :)
This is one of the shots I took during the St. Stephens day firework in Budapest. It’s a single exposure, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop.
Yellow and blue are such a perfect combination for photos. They always make for a great contrast. Same here with the Tour métallique de Fourvière (“Metallic tower of Fourvière”) in Lyon. And does it not look completely like the top of the Eiffel tower?
This is again a vertorama, from two shots this time. Combined using Lightroom and finished in Photoshop.
