Thanks everyone for submitting their photos last week. This week's theme is "your city". Show off some aspect of your city that you like! (It could be any aspect of it, whether it's a favourite street, a storefront, a park, etc.)
I do love Turin for many reason. But the most relevant is that, despite being known as the "Italian Detroit", is very far from this image and there are hundreds of corners where you can have roman ruins, 17-19th century buildings and modern constructions in the same frame.
Nikon Z7II, Nikkor Z 14-24 mm f/2.8 S at 14 mm, 100 ISO. 16 shots at different f and shutter speed averaged in PS.
Nikon Z7II, Nikkor Z 14-24 mm f/2.8 S at 14 mm, 100 ISO. 16 shots at different f and shutter speed averaged in PS.
Main Train Station (Porta Nuova)
At first, I thought it would need dozens of pictures.
Finally, if I'd pick only one, that would be this one :
Even if it doesn't even show any relevant part of my city. :)
That was 3 days after Charlie Hebdo terrorist shooting (so 10th, January 2015).
There was 75 000 persons in what is called "Republican Marches" in Nantes.
Copenhagen is great for cycling. Here's a family using this great form of transport over one of the many bridges that were built for cyclists.
On the top of a small hill in the middle of Graz/Austria you can enjoy the quiet atmosphere - beeing away from the hustle and bustle of the city. And if you have luck, and a lonely musician plays for you alone, that's really quality of life.
Canon EOS 7D mark II, 105 mm, f/4, 1/125 sec, ISO 800
A peaceful springtime evening with marble like sky at Drukpa Plouray Buddhist Center, the place I live near the small town of Plouray, Brittany, France.
Merging of 9 handheld shots with 1 stop exposition step.
Nikon Z 6_2 + Nikkor Z 24-200mm f4-6.3 VR
ISO 1250, 51 mm, f5.6, 1/50 s
St.Petersburg
Black mirror
Nikon z6, picture control: bw binary mode
St.Petersburg
Triptych "bridges"
Nikon z6, z9
Rural Kansas "city" I grep up in. One of many that are not much bigger than the crop circles just outside of town....
