The blue classic

I absolutely had no time to edit photos yesterday so today I’m adding one of my older photos. I took this one almost a year ago, and that’s when I also processed it. So it’s maybe not as good as the new ones, but still nice :)

Red locomotive

Trains are such great subject for photos. Don’t you think? But you should always check that your lens is clean. I took this photo at a train gathering (Rendez) in Bratislava, and I haven’t noticed, that the steam and smoke going from the locomotives, has blown dust onto my lens. So a lot of photos from that day I just unusable. Also you should buy a bubble level for your camera. It’s so much easier to archive a straight photo with it. I can’t imagine being without one anymore :)

I vent with an older photo again today, as I don’t have so many photos from my 5D yet, and it started to get a little repetitive on the blog.

Resisting the time

I like taking photos of heavy machines, including tanks. And it looks much more authentic when they are not in a museum. But it would be better if they were only in museums.

I took this photo two years ago, so it’s still one from the Canon 450D. When I first loaded it into Photomatix, I almost dismissed it immediately, it was so noisy compared to the ones from the 5D :) But I’m glad I gave it a chance, as the result is quite nice.

I posted a Photomatix screenshot from this photo on my Facebook page, so if you would like to see the settings I used, you can see them there.

Best place for reflections in Bratislava

The Kuchajda lake really is the best place for reflections in Bratislava. It always delivers :) Even when there is a little wind, part of the lake are so sheltered, that you can fined a nice place to get a great reflection.

I went a little stronger with post processing on this one. It was a nice sunset but not a very colorful one, so the photos looked very flat.

Entrance hall

This is the entrance hall to the Slovak National Theater (the old building). The whole theater has this ball chandeliers which make a strange combination to the classic look to the building. I wouldn’t want be the one that changes the light-bulbs :)