The light on this street in Prague create such a yellow light. And with the overcast sky, everything was just yellow. At first I removed the color cast, did color correction so the sky was more blue, and the buildings more grey. But than I didn’t liked it anymore. This was for a simple reason. When I was there everything was yellow. If you shine a yellow light on a white wall, it will look yellow, so why should it be white in a photo?
Each time when I take sunset shots, I wait for this moment. The one when they turn on the light, but there is still enough light that the photo is still a bright one.
A little different view of the Charles bridge in Prague. This is the view you get from the neighboring Manes bridge. As it was raining during the day, these nice soft clouds before sunset were a pleasant surprise.
It was quite a windy day, but this place was shielded enough, that I could get such a nice clear reflection. I spend here only a very short while, as I was on my way to the Charles bridge. And as you have already seen the shots from the tower, I think it was worth it :)
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Can there be so much color in one city? I think it can :) This was taken right around the time the sun hid behind the horizon, so it gave the whole city a more blue/purple color. It looked really great
