Simply browse all my photos

If you ever wanted to easily brows all my photos in one big (actually huge :)) gallery, feel free to visit my Smugmug portfolio under www.hdrshooter.net (or jump dirrectly into the gallery here). Smugmug gives the simplest way to look through all the photos.

Leadenhall Market In London

Here I really wanted a different composition. But as I got here around 2pm, it was quite full with people and directly in the middle, there was a stand, where they were selling something. And as you noticed from all my photos, I prefer having no people in my shots (usually :)). So I went with look more towards the ceiling, but still I got few people in there. But as I also almost never crop my photos, I let them be.

This is a manual blend from 5 shots, taken in the Leadenhall Market In London

When you have no luck for a nice sunrise, at least you can go with a nice blue colored sky.

This is a manual blend from 5 shots. Photo taken from the Hungerford bridge in London

Photo categories

Each photo on this page is separated into categories based on the country and city where the photo was taken. So if you like to see more photos from a certain city, just choose it under categories on the bottom right of this page :)

Lamp on the bridge

You can visit any city, but go out before 6am and you will have the streets just for you (the only exception I have seen until now was the Charles bridge in Prague :) ). It’s so nice to have the streets just for yourself. And as the buses already run, you can get some very nice long exposure photos with light streaks. No none in this one, but I will post also those :)

This is a manual blend from 5 shots. Taken by the Westminster bridge in London.

New wallpapers

So after a very long time I finally updated the wallpapers page on this blog. There are three new wallpapers for you, this time all of them from London. Head over to the wallpapers page to download them.

London City hall

As you have probably already noticed, most of the photo I’m posting from the Uk trip, are blue hour and night shots. The reason is simple. When the weather is ugly, you get very little color in day shots, as the sky is grey. But as night shots are lighten mostly be city lights, which are more yellow, you get much more color in the photos. The only problem is, that is so cold in the evenings, that you wont be shooting for too long. And as it take more than a minute to take a single series, you be standing and doing nothing for a while, which does not help either :). But it’s much better that having no good photos at all.

This is a manual blend from 5 photos, taken in front of the City hall in London. You can see the Tower bridge in the background

Facebook page

So my facebook page is slowly approaching 4000 fans. If you want to help me get there sooner, head over to www.facebook.com/hdrshooter and become a fan :)

Passing red buses

In reality it’s only one bus, but used from multiple exposures :). I actually used exposures from two series here, one because I wanted the bus in the shot and a second series so I had no people in the shot. And it worked out nicely.

This shot is a manual blend from 6 exposures. Taken on the Tower bridge in London.