I posted a few photos for this challenge already in a post about Israel, but felt like sharing these from Krakow as well. Those of you that follow the blog know that I recently was in Krakow for some model photographing, but Krakow has much more to offer than just beautiful women. Please enjoy this gallery with architectural photos where I’ve tried to capture some light and street scenes.
December: Krakow, Poland
Related Posts:
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/11/29/photo-challenge-lights/
https://cardinalguzman.wordpress.com/2013/11/29/israel-1970s-אריה-ברק-וגיא/
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Great series of shots.
Thanks Nature!
Beautiful city
I agree! It’s also small and very easy to get around.
Great set of shots 🙂
Thanks Sue.
Amazing light captures that made these building even more beautiful!
Thank you very much Amy
love your light.
Thanks Sedge.
Lovely, thanks for the look into a city I haven’t had the pleasure of visiting.
I can really recommend the place. Spent a long weekend there and it was great.
Beautiful set of shots!! I haven’t seen a lot of photos from here before, thanks for the peek!
There’s lots of interesting things to see and do there.
Oooh The sun sure is the best lightbulb you can find. Great images as always.
The best lightbulb indeed! The moon comes close as #2!
I am an idiot that jumped to a conclusion that it was Oslo. I saw the pics and enchanted as I was I skipped the text. Don’t take it against me 😉
Don’t worry Paula. I will cry myself to sleep this night, but life goes on and the world keeps spinning 😀
Then we will both cry ourselves to sleep tonight 😀
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Stunning light and great images!
Takker og bukker Amber!
Beautiful images. Thanks for sharing.
No problem, the pleasure was all mine.
Fantastic!
Dhanyavad again 🙂
apka swagat hai( you are welcome)! 😀
Amazing shots!
Takker og bukker!
Beautiful images.
Thank you Edith.
Fantastic capture of light!
Thanks Madhu! Keep on posting those travel posts!
Excellent pictures.
Thanks for stopping by & commenting!
Lovely, I particularly like 5954.
Interestingly enough I just wrote Paula a comment on that same photo:
«I’m not 100% satisfied with this photo because of the noise. I like the photo, but technically it could have been better. The problem was that I had to shoot handheld on high ISO. I should have used my tripod and a low ISO for a better result.»
I understand what you are saying, because you created the image, you would be the one to see it’s flaws. As a viewer though, it really stood out for me.
absolutely stunning shots
Thanks Jo and thanks for all the individual comments!
Wonderful photos, and the light are beautiful in different ways in every single one:)
Hjertelig takk Linda. Jeg ønsker deg en flott førjulstid!
Beutiful city for sure. Love your colour saturations.
Are we going to see some images from your model photography workshop?
I bet you could pull of some amazing work with tattooed models.
Thanks for the feedback Allen! I’ve already posted a few photos from the workshop. Most of them are composite images, but I’m also planning to post more “standard” model images. You can find them under the tag portrait photography: https://cardinalguzman.wordpress.com/tag/portrait-photography/
Underbara bilder, CG! HDR är fint ibland, när de inte överdriver det hela.
Jag skippade det där med ‘self-hosted’ och började om från början./Reb