1. That's probably because I really love this band, and I tried my best to capture those moments. (not the one with drummer ) I think the most professional photographers do it just for money, they're not really enjoying the music standing there in a first row Though I know someone who does! http://www.u2.com/news/title/trying-to-let-the-moments-speak-for-themselves
  2. Not the best photo, but I liked this one the most of this summer. Since it perfectly shows the atmosphere



    The night shot i make each year



    The boulevard



    And taken from the taxi from Belgrade, on the way to the Nikola Tesla Airport:



    None of the photos above where editted, just some cropping and NEF -> JPG conversion

    The following needed some exposure correction since my cam was on -1 stops :/ Too bad I didnt notice, the shot is awesome just a bit grainy now. It is taken from one of the tops off Galicica http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gali%C4%8Dica . Around 1950m above see level. However the lakes are > 700m sea level as well.



    This photo was completely fucked up (same story about incorrect camera settings from the night before). Photoshop auto leveling / exposure / temperature made this of it. Will try to make it better by myself later. We see Lake Ohrid on the other side of the mountain. If you look closely you will see Ohrid, if you look more closely the airstrip can be seen as well!



    The gray around the mountains is not smog, I am not sure what it is. It disappeared around 11 o'clock. The photos were made earlier in the morning. Probably some atmospheric phenomenon. A polarising filter probably wouldve helped :/
  3. Originally posted by Risto:Not the best photo, but I liked this one the most of this summer. Since it perfectly shows the atmosphere

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    The night shot i make each year

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    The boulevard

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    And taken from the taxi from Belgrade, on the way to the Nikola Tesla Airport:

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    None of the photos above where editted, just some cropping and NEF -> JPG conversion

    The following needed some exposure correction since my cam was on -1 stops :/ Too bad I didnt notice, the shot is awesome just a bit grainy now. It is taken from one of the tops off Galicica http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gali%C4%8Dica . Around 1950m above see level. However the lakes are > 700m sea level as well.

    [image]

    This photo was completely fucked up (same story about incorrect camera settings from the night before). Photoshop auto leveling / exposure / temperature made this of it. Will try to make it better by myself later. We see Lake Ohrid on the other side of the mountain. If you look closely you will see Ohrid, if you look more closely the airstrip can be seen as well!

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    The gray around the mountains is not smog, I am not sure what it is. It disappeared around 11 o'clock. The photos were made earlier in the morning. Probably some atmospheric phenomenon. A polarising filter probably wouldve helped :/

    Wow, I wanna be there It's so beautiful, and yeah I like the first pic too Good time you had it seems.
  4. Great pics, the first and the sunset ones are superb.

  5. Yeah had the best time, thanks for your compliments. You too Sergio
  6. I like the first one too...
  7. Thanks as i said its my favourit as well. Immediately see myself sitting there.
  8. Hehe me too
  9. Nice photos, Chris

    A shame that the last one didn't turn out as you'd hoped. It looks great until you fall over the other side of that lovely green grass. Then it goes a bit dull. The sunset photo looks great

    I'm glad you had a good trip
  10. Originally posted by iTim:Nice photos, Chris

    A shame that the last one didn't turn out as you'd hoped. It looks great until you fall over the other side of that lovely green grass. Then it goes a bit dull. The sunset photo looks great

    I'm glad you had a good trip

    Yeah the dynamic range in the background is crappy, the trees look black while they were vivid green. Will try to recover it using photoshop. Normally my cam has quite some dynamic range to play with. So perhaps not all is lost...
  11. Better or worse?

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  12. Things in the distance are better, but the foreground suffers