I did not have yet many oportunities to take photos from above the fog, so when I did I did a lot of the. This one is from last year, when I visited Lesnica in Eastern Slovakia, close to the Polish border. From there the view of the High Tatras is great, if it’s not covered by fog. And it was, but it cleared up a bit and I got a shot.
This is a single exposure, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop.
A shot from Astana, Kazakhstan is the photo for today. I was already slowly finishing for that evening, where I was crossing one of the two pedestrian bridges in the center. So from one, I took a photo of the second one. And this is it.
This is a blend of three exposures, done in Photoshop.
The wallpapers page is quite a popular part of this blog, so I like to update it quite often. So today there are here 4 new ultrawide wallpapers all in 3440×1440 resolution. There are actually already three wallpapers pages here, as I had to split them up, as they loaded to long. There is the one with Surface, ultrawide and Dualscreen wallpapers, the one with standard wallpapers and the one with mobile wallpapers.
These are the new ones, and you can download them with all the other from the Wallpapers page.
To keep some variety in the photo, let’s break away from the city ones for today, and have a bit of nature. Today’s photo is a long exposure shot taken at the Strbske pleso lake in High Tatras in Slovakia. It was a bit windy, which created ripples on the water. So to get a a reflection, I decided to go with a long exposure here.
This is a single exposure edited in Photoshop. I used the VFFOTO 10 stop ND filter here.
Let’s do another Autumn view photo today. I took this one few weeks ago in the Janko Kráľ City Park here in Bratislava. I wanted to frame the castle under the branches of the trees, but I could not find a spot from which I got a nice frame. So instead, I tried it differently. Having the tree in the middle splits the photo into two parts, each one having a bright object in it, and ti creates a nice contrast. Hope you like it too :)
This is a blend from three exposures, done in Photoshop.
