And again I will be running around Budapest for the next few days, so to keep the blog running, I will share with the you 5 most viewed photos on this blog, as counted by WordPress itself (wordpress is the platform this blog runs on).
So let’s start with number 5, a photo from the St. Sebaldus Church in Nurenberg, Germany.
Today I used a little different post-processing on my photo. As I haven’t used Topaz adjust in a long time and was looking how to add more detail to this photo, I tried it out. And the spicify preset with some tweeking created quite intersting results. For those interested, this was taken in the St. Sebaldus Church in Nuremberg.
I wouldn’t mind living close to a river, but I think this is a little too close. I took this photo in the center of Nuremberg in Germany. As I only had 2 hours to orientate my self in the city and take some photo, and the city was full of people, I decided to try to take some shots close to the river, as I hoped there it would be quite empty. And I was right.
Taking photos inside churches is a little like an adrenaline sport. You have to work very quickly and take as many photos as you can, before they stop you :) I actually prefer to ask for permission, but that’s not always possible and most of churches have really unfriendly stance towards tripods. I really don’t know why. In this church, I have found no one to ask if it’s permitted and there were no signs, so I took few photos without problems :)
