Endless tram in Bordeaux – plotagraph

I wanted to try a plotagraph where not just the water and sky moves. So I tried to do one from this long exposure morning tram shot in Bordeaux in France. It was not as easy as to get the clouds to move, but after few tries it worked out quite well.

You can see how I used animation points and masking here, in the screenshot on the side.

You can check out my Plotagraph Pro review here, and a guide how to create them here.

(if you use an older web browser, you may only see a static image, if you are on a mobile, please hit the play button to see the Plotagraph in motion)

Early spring under the Eiffel tower

And for the photo today, another one of my many vertoramas of the Eiffel tower. I’m really glad I took so many, as now, with the glass wall they are building around it, it’s just not the same anymore.

This is a two shot vertorama, with a third shot used to remove few people close to the camera. Combined in Lightroom, finished in Photoshop.

Under the Eiffel tower

For today, how about one of the Eiffel tower photos, I already had ready :) Taken early in the year, one of my many tries to have a few less people visible around the tower.

This is a two shot vertorama, combined in Lightroom, finished in Photoshop.

Blue sky in Paris

Hope you all got what you wanted this Black Friday. I personally finally ordered the Canon 2x III extender. I really did not want to pay full price for it, as I know I will not use it that much. But there are photos I want to try, where the 200mm I have is just not enough. So I will try with 400mm now. I also got a lot of new games for the Xbox One X of course :)

For today’s photo, here is a evening shot taken on the street leading to the Eiffel tower. This is a two shot blend, done in Photoshop.

Early in the morning

Early in the morning you can really get some great shots. And I even wrote and article long time ago, on why you should take photo in the morning. To tell the truth, I’m also sometime lazy to get up. But the more I do, the better photos I get :)

This is a two shot blend, edited in Ligthroom, finished in Photoshop.