Durnstein is a really lovely city. It’s like made for tourists (and photographers). Almost no cars in the city, a lot of restaurants, beautiful church and a castle ruin with a really crazy view :) Really great for a day trip. I visited it few times already, and I hope I go again, as I still have few photos I want to take there. Maybe a panorama from the the castle could look great :)

This is a manual blend from 3 exposures, done in Photoshop. I also used a 10 stop ND filter while I was taking this photo.

I took quite a lot of car shots at the Worthersee, so here are few more. The first is a car completely covered in leather. I think I never seen one like this before :) Look cool, but I don’t think I would want a car like that. The second one is a model of a car, placed on the roof of the car. Quite a funny thing. The last one is just a car I thought looked interesting.

As I mentioned yesterday, in the Pyramidenkogel Lookout Tower you can take a slide to get down from it. And here you have a photo of the slide. It’s quite crazy :)

This is a HDR from 5 exposures, created in Oloneo Photoengine, finished in Photoshop.

While at the Worthersee in Austria, I also visited the Pyramidenkogel Lookout Tower that is on top of the hill over the lake. The whole tower is quite crazy, as there is a slide, where one can slide down from the top. I of course have not tried that, as I had my camera gear with me :). To bad I was there in not the best time, it was very sunny, with few clouds, which created very strong shadows. But I hope you like the photo anyway. I of course also have photos of the slide, which I will share later on :)

This is a HDR form 4 exposures, created in Oloneo Photoengine, finished in Photoshop.

Last weekend I visited a tuning car gathering with some new friends at the Worthersee in Austria. I took a lot of photos, but mostly only handheld. I did this mostly because the weather was not really photo friendly, with a very strong sun with only very few clouds the whole day. And one know, that not that great for any photography.

But still I thought I share with you few (and maybe few more sometime later :)). All single exposures, taken handheld, edited mostly in LIghtroom and a little in Photoshop.