The Wurstelprater amusement park, aka “Prater”, stands in one corner of the Wiener Prater park and includes the Wiener Riesenrad, (The Vienna Giant Wheel) which is famous for appearing in the Orson Welles movie “The Third Man” from 1949.
HDR made from 5 exposures.
Some how the lens information are non existing in EXIF data for all My photos from that day, not quiet sure why and I really can’t remember which lens I used.
My guess would be My 14mm Samyang, but they don’t look like wide-angle photos.
Anyway, this photo was made in Tivoli, an amusement park right in the center of Copenhagen, if you’re ever in town, make sure you go there, it’s very beautiful.
At the Pripyat photo exhibition a few days ago, I asked My brother if he would be so kind to take some photos, he kindly said yes. Thanks bro.
He also made a short video of the slide/video show, which I’ll share with you later.
I have made a sub site for the photos, for two reasons, 1. they are not mine but My brothers (find he’s website here: www.dannielsen.dk) and are not shared under the creative commons licence. 2. there are 87 photos a bit too much for this “one a day” blog.
If your interested you can find the photos here: Pripyat Exhibition 26.04.2011
Enjoy.
Just returned from My trip to Sweden, but unfortunately I don’t have time to-day to process one of the shoots from the trip, you have to wait a bit longer for one of those. Instead I give you a photo I made in Tivoli here in Copenhagen last year, hope you Enjoy it.
This is a photo from Nice, France.
I was walking around the city on My last night in town, and came by this small square/park area, where they were putting up this amusement park, there were no customers around, but the ferris wheel was spinning anyway – they were properly testing, to see if it was working – I quickly lined up for a wide angled HDR.
Unfortunately I did have that much time to explore the area, cause My plane was leaving a few hours later.
Well, as mentioned it’s a HDR made from 7 RAW exposures in Photomatrix, and afterwards cleaned up in Photoshop.
Before and after comparison.
On a walk in the world famous amusenment park Tivoli in Copenhagen, I made a stop by the bumpercars, to get some shoots of them.
I didn’t bring my tripod (don’t know why) but I was lucky to finde a realing that I could place my camera on.
Sometimes I kind of like not having my tripod with me, cause I think it’s rather funny to scope around finding places to put my camera and at the same time get a nice angle for the image.
This is a single shoot HDR, made in Photomatrix and adjusted in Photoshop.
