12-12-2022, 03:12 AM
Hi Folks
I decided to start the Daily by adding a few more recent images. (As MFI and Dave have pointed out, it certainly seem quiet here on FF these days.)
We went to Bruges the weekend before last, and I took a few early morning shots. Here are three that I edited - they're now in the contemplation stage.
The first is one of the main streets. During the day one could hardly move down the street due to the number of people! I was expecting the decorative lights above the road to be lit all night, but they obviously switched them off at some time.
This next image is a shot of the "Our Lady of the Church Museum", one of the local tourist attractions. The lady here is actually someone I photographed in the hotel reception area the next morning, but it seemed like a good idea to add a lady. I think I may have gone a bit overboard on the colours! What do you think?
This last image is a shot of another famous Bruges scene. I'm not sure what it's called offhand, but it appears in most descriptions of photographic tours of the area. This image is a composite of three raw images.
C&C welcomed as usual.
regards - Pete
I decided to start the Daily by adding a few more recent images. (As MFI and Dave have pointed out, it certainly seem quiet here on FF these days.)
We went to Bruges the weekend before last, and I took a few early morning shots. Here are three that I edited - they're now in the contemplation stage.
The first is one of the main streets. During the day one could hardly move down the street due to the number of people! I was expecting the decorative lights above the road to be lit all night, but they obviously switched them off at some time.
This next image is a shot of the "Our Lady of the Church Museum", one of the local tourist attractions. The lady here is actually someone I photographed in the hotel reception area the next morning, but it seemed like a good idea to add a lady. I think I may have gone a bit overboard on the colours! What do you think?
This last image is a shot of another famous Bruges scene. I'm not sure what it's called offhand, but it appears in most descriptions of photographic tours of the area. This image is a composite of three raw images.
C&C welcomed as usual.
regards - Pete