So my goal to catch up with the blog after all the travel I did recently really is not working that well, so I decided to abandon that, and just continue as normally. This will mean that some dates are missing, but thats something that will mostly bother my perfectionist view on how I do it :) So rather than trying to catch up, I will just post when I can and go with it.

And as last week I spend in Passau in Germany, let’s continue with a shot from there. I had some work while there, but I still got two evenings to get some photos (when it didn’t rain that much :)) and here is one of them.

This is a single exposure, edited in Lightroom and Photoshop.

Tomorrow I should be back from Switzerland, so the blog will go back to normal with new photos. So still for today, how about this one from Germany, Passau.

St. Stephan’s Cathedral in Passau

This is one of the most beautiful Cathedrals I have ever been in. If I was standing a little further back, the view would be even more stunning. Too bad I managed only to take two photos, before I was asked not to use a tripod. Still, I’m happy I got at least a view like this :)

Passau

Usually when the weather is like this (cloudy, not much color, boring sunset) I wait for blue hour, as the lights of the city add enough color to the photo. But as my ship was leaving right around that time, and I still had to walk back to the city, down a wet hill, with no lights along the path, I decided not to push my luck. So in the end, the view was nice, the colors were a little boring :)

Amadolce in Passau

This photo is for Sue, Joan, Ray, Doreen, Peter, Fedelmia, Maurice and all other very nice people I met while traveling on the Amadolce. You all made this a very wonderfull trip. Hope you all doing well and everyone got safely home from the trip :)

This photo is from the stop in Passau. Took some work to add some color in this photo, but not having it just looking saturated. As the day I took this, was really grey, with rain and completely overcast sky, I take it as a real success that the final photo looks how it looks :)