I had really nice comments on my last B&W photo, so I edited another one :). This one is from the Strahov stadium in Prague.
This is one of the building in the park near the Lednice chateau. The detail on it is just amazing.
Little bonus for today :). I tried a little minimalistic B&W photography. This photo was taken with my 10-20mm lens, I then just cropped it, to make a better composition, and played a lot with contrast and levels. Taken handheld inside the staircase of the Minaret in Lednice.
Lednice and all the surrounding areas are really a great place to visit. There are few chateaus, parks, castles, churches and a lot more stuff to take photos of :). I spend a whole day there and I see it for a few more, so I at-least see everything there is :). This photo is of the jackal in front of the greenhouse at the Chateau directly in Lednice. There is also a second statue of a lion there.
HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, from a tripod.
This is exactly why I like HDR. Having all the detail on the inside, but still being able to see everything that is on the outside. It takes a little more time in the post-processing, as the very different light conditions create a lot of halos, but I think it’s worth the work :)
HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens from a tripod. Photo taken at the Lednice Chateau in Czech Republic
Of course, the day I finally edit the CSS of my blog, the upgrade to Custom CSS on wordpress is disabled. It’s completely like a Murphy’s law. There are already few changes, mostly in the sidebar. But having the photos bigger on the blog, will have to wait.
One more from Lednice. This time from the park. As there was no wind, the water was so calm, you could see everything reflected in it.
HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, from a tripod.
This minaret is standing in the beautiful park next to the Chateau in Lednice, Czech republic. It a really nice place to take a walk and relax :). The 302 stairs I had to take to get to the top of it weren’t so relaxing, but the view is really worth it (there will be a photo, don’t worry :) )
I’m posting a little more photos from Czech republic right now, as I visited three different towns last weekend, so I have a lot of them :)
HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, from a tripod.
