Martin Soler Photography

Institut de France at night

 

Institut de France

Institut de France

I shot this one pretty late, way after sundown. I understand now why photographers say one should shoot right after the sun has gone down or before it gets up.
Night shots like these are pretty hard to do.

Despite a really long opening (something like 30 seconds) it is pretty rough on the sky. And a black sky just never comes out very interesting at all.

But I like the lights and the reflections in the water. Actually to get this effect on the water and the star on the lights, I had to mix two different images.

While this shot has probably been taken a million times, it’s a great place to shoot from and it’s so nice it’s hard to hold back from shooting it again.

This is a blend of 2 HDR photos (the water from one and the rest from another).

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This entry was published on October 29, 2009 at 10:51 pm. It’s filed under Bridge, Canon 500D, HDR, night photo, Paris, Seine and tagged , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.

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