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@Cap de Formentor. |
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@Mirador Es Colomer. |
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A nice looking chocolate shop :) |
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A portrait shot shows better the contrast between horizon and (almost) overhead |
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A set of 25 pictures at 5 seconds exposure, ISO 800, stacked (and around 3-5 dropped), with 25 black frames as well. A bit lower noise as a result. |
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A slightly different perspective on the same churches |
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A view of the mountains and valley near Wengen |
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And ending with the main station. Lots of people passing by, visible as ghosts. Lights good, but the overhead cables ruing the picture :) |
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And the picture looking towards the left. Even more complex lighting, the store shops and the street lights and the car headlight… |
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And we have almost finished our descent. |
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Another picture in which the background shore is quite sharp but the water is blurry because of the wind |
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Another picture with tricky lighting; the blue is very strong and hard to balance against the rest |
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For a long exposure (30s in this case), it's amazing how people can actually walk in front of the lens without any visible record in the image… |
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For some reason, I liked how this building looked under the lights and how the trees in front of it were still retaining a bit of colour in the night |
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From a bridge across the street, a picture to the right; complex lighting again here, hard to correct |
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I had to hurry to take this picture without people walking in fron t of the camera |
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I had to switch to f/22 in this picture, as the strong light resulted initially in a too short exposure time |
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Just a wide shot here; the composition is not perfect - the building in the bottom left corner is ugly, but another picture I took without it was not worse in other respects |
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Kenrokuen Garden, Kanazawa |
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Kinkaku-ji - Temple of the Golden Pavilion |
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Nice view in the courtyard of Osaka Castle |
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Not much left to go, but the shadows have started returning |
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On a nice summer day, near the lake… |
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Pretty happy with how the light and colours turned out in this picture. |
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Probably the one thousandth photo of El Colomer, but I'm quite happy with the composition. |
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Sadly didn't capture the actual light, which was much nicer… |
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Sadly no camera can do proper HDR to make things look like in reality - the light difference between the moon and the trees is just too great. In the meantime… |
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Sady the camera didn't catch the actual light… |
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Shooting straight up minimizes the glow effect, allowing a better overall picture |
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Starting a new day, climbing higher this time |
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Talaia d'Albercutx is in the top right corner. |
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The Grossmünster is visible from quite afar, but getting into a position to get a nice front view is a bit tricky (without a very wide lens) |
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The boats are not sharp due to wind; the lake shore is clear if you zoom in |
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The colours were quite tricky here; the lamps are strong and I wasn't able to correct both the foreground and background |
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The grass was black in reality, with no visible colour; the camera sensor however managed to get a very nice green… |
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The light is very nice on these churches, and a bit of that is caputured |
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The sight when that mountain was cut and fell into the sea must have been interesting. |
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The sun is gone, and so is our hike. |
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This actually looks much better than in reality; the long exposure and a bit of extra compensation in post-processing make me like the result very much! |
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This looked better in reality; the picture is not bad either, but not as good as the original |
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Very strong light pollution near the horizon |
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Wait, the sun climbs faster! |
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