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Here is another one from the Brooklyn Bridge – I got relatively lucky as there were not that many people around! The ropes are perfect to use a wide angle lens, so dont forget yours when you head over! PS: Yep, left the rubbish bin on purpose 😀
After spending several hours on top of the Rockefeller Centre, the sun finally went away and people started to turn on their lights. I had a clear vision as to what I wanted to create in my image – a vast concrete jungle with intense colours and the feeling of business. And that is exactly …
Welcome back to the next Aurora HDR 2019 editing tutorial for beginners! Today, we will use this great HDR software to edit an image I took in Capri, Italy, to really bring out the colours and make the image pop. If you are interested in Aurora HDR 2019, you can get it here with a …
This is a photo from last years trip to the Amalfi Coast in Italy. The waves on that day were super high and that pier here got flooded every 5 min. One of them caught me in the end and I spent the remainder of the day with wet feet, but it was definitely worth …
Welcome to my ‘Great Places For Photography In New York’ Guide! New York is an amazing and absolutely massive place – but has so much to offer for those that are on a photography journey. I spent a total of about 3 weeks there and even then couldn’t grasp the magnitude of the city. As …
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Capri in Italy is an amazing place! I was there when the weather wasnt perfect – but this made it even more awesome. See the cloud on top of that mountain in the back? That cloud was so low at one point that it felt like you can touch it just by stretching a little …
Ireland might be a small island, but it has much to offer for those that are looking for some great photos! In this post, I will show you some of my favourite spots that I think are great places for photography in Ireland – some more and some less common – to hopefully get you …
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