This is The Spasskaya Tower (Спасская башня), one of the many beautiful sights on The Red Square (Красная площадь), which it overlooks. It was already 10 pm (as you can see on the Klremlin Clock) when it was starting to get dark and it looked like it was going to rain. I thought the tower looked cool reaching into the conspiring clouds.
This also is a good example of what HDR does. Here are the 3 shots with different exposures. The first is the normal one.
And here’s the end result.
I feel like I’ve taken million of photos along the Croatian coast, from Istra to Dalmatia, despite trying to limit myself a little bit. This is a St Stephen’s Cathedral and bell tower on the island Hvar. This was one of those times when my lens was not wide enough to capture the whole building, so I had to do a bit of stitiching. Six pictures to be precise, 3 exposures per shot.
This is just on the edge of the northern Gobi desert in Mongolia. My travel companions and I were on the road most of the day to make it to the desert. By the time we stopped to pitch a tent the sun was setting down. Couldn’t have asked for a better a view and a more dramatic introduction to this truly beautiful part of the world.
Since I’m already in my “Spain” folder (thanks to my previous post) I might as well post another one. This is also from the north. It is a typical street full of people on a cloudy spring day in a small coastal city of San Sebastian. These little cute streets are so inviting that all you want to do is just keep walking. No surprise that even on a chilly day the streets, its shops and bars have no lack of people passing through.
I still have no time to go through my new material so for now I’ll keep posting older already processed photos sitting on my drive. This is from northern British Columbia. My friend and I decided to take our bikes off the highway to the side roads of the province. I snapped this when we stopped to stretch our legs. One of the many unexpected views on the side roads.
