Since it’s the All Saint’s day today in Slovakia, how about some nice candle photos. I posted some almost every year on the All Saint’s day since I started the blog, and it will not be different this time. So here are few shots of the candle at the Martins Cemetery in Bratislava.
These are all blend of two exposure, done in Photoshop.
I tend to only post landscape and cityscape photos, but let’s get away from them for today. Here are few photos taken with the 50mm F1.4 lens. I played mostly with the bokeh here, to get a nice smooth background, with only few sharp points here and there. Hope you like them :)
These are all taken handheld, 50mm at f1.4 to f2.0. All taken in the Botanical garden in Bratislava.
The White night event is again in Bratislva this weekend, and I went a bit to the city yesterday evening. I did not really take many photos, as I do prefer wide landscapes to street photos, but I did take a few. Here is one.
This is one of the light installation, a projection of a very talkative sun on the Tower 115 building, next to the Apollo bridge. I did this photo with the 12mm lens, to get as much of the foreground together with the tower. I quite like these plant holders they have there, even though they are not yet overgrown. The whole area is still quite new, so that will take a while still.
This is a blend of 4 exposures, 3 for the photo and one at higher iso for the sun. Blended in Photoshop.
It has been very rainy in Bratislava for the last few days, so for today, I have chosen a photo from a rainy evening. I really like when the clouds are like this, very low over the city. The lights from the city then can lit it up and give it color in the sky. And with a combination of that together with the lights reflecting into the river, you can get a really golden gloving photo.
For this photo, I used 6 exposures, as it was taken quite late and the castle was really bright compared to the rest of the area. Blended and edited in Photoshop.
I was editing this photo, and for the whole time, I had a strange feeling, that it’s smaller than it should be. The detail was just not there as I’m used to. And then I remembered, this is an older photo, taken with the Canon 5D Mark II. The Mark IV does not have that many megapixels more, only about 1/3rd more, but when you do a panorama, it stacks up really quickly. And when one gets used to a higher resolution, it very hard to work with a smaller one.
This is a two shot panorama, each shot blended from three exposures. This is the view of the Bratislva city center you would get, if you ever are in the Aupark tower. This photo was taken right as the blue hour ended and the night started.
And since this is another big panorama, here are few details from this photo.
