If you have ever been to Budapest, you have definitely seen the Hungarian Parliament building. And in the middle of it is a big tower. So this is how the tower looks from the inside :)
Today I’m announcing the first ever photo contest on my Facebook page. Thanks to Oloneo software I have for you two copies of their great HDR editing program Oloneo Photoengine. If you don’t know Photoengine, I really suggest you try it out, as it’s one of the simplest and best HDR editing programs available.
Winner number 2 will be selected by fans on my Facebook page, where everyone can vote for their favorites, once all the entries have been submitted.
The latest time to submit you entry is Sunday the 21st October at midnight. The voting on the winner will be held during the week from 22nd to 28th October.
I hope you will all have fun editing and good luck to you all :)
I reserve the right to change or amend the competition rules at any time without prior notice. By entering the competition, entrants agree to be bound by these rules. All participants can’t use the final photo for any commercial use and have to give credit to me as the original author, also I will not use their versions for any purposes other than promotion of this competition.
Quite often when I go out to take photos during sunset, I get the most boring colorless sky. And this is how it looks when I decide to stay at home :) I took this one today, just from the balcony of my flat. It was raining the whole day and just around the sunset the sky cleared a little. I just could not resist to take a photo.
Such a colorful scene and such a bad weather. Even with all that color, it loos a little grey. I know that I could push few slider and make the whole photo more saturated, but I also know that it will no longer feel the same way as the scene I want to recreate. And that’s why it is how it is :)
Not my usual time of day to take photos, but when I first saw this church I knew I wanted a photo with the sun shining through the opening. Btw. I notice that a lot of churches are completely crooked. Almost nothing is build straight, walls go either way and similar. This one is no exception. Once you start using a bubble level on your camera you will notice that really quickly. You do a leveled shot and then you still have to correct the photos, as it looks bad :)
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