HDR Photography Victoria Pier Clock Tower.
Montreal clock tower located at the entrance of the old port of the city. Also called Victoria Pier or Sailors Memorial Clock, the clock tower was dedicated to Canadian sailors who died in First World War.
HDR Photography of the old port of Montreal.
This section of the old port is open to boaters for docking.
For more information about the Old Port of Montreal you can check out the official site here
HDR Photography Rue St. Paul Old Montreal
Here’s another image from my archives this shot was taken on July 7-2009 at 7:15am.
This is one of a very few that I used a long focal length 140mm.
I love this one!!!!!! I see this hanging somewhere in my house!
Any image on the site can be printed in a range of sizes.
For example 5×7,8×10,8×12,8×14,8.5×11,9×12,11×14,12×12,12×14,12×18,16×20,20×24.
So, you will have to let me know when I can photograph the new addition to the McPherson family.
This is a HDR photography image I made from a shot taken back in August of 2009.
It was 5:45 in the morning just before sun rise and needless to say the camera was on a tripod.
The camera setting were shutter speed 13 seconds, aperture f/11, iso 50.
Sunrise on St.Catherine is an image I shot in July of 2009.
I have been playing with this image off and on for the last three years.
Sometimes you take an image and you really like it, but it just doesn’t look right no matter what you seem to do with it. Then as you evolve as a photographer you try something like HDR photography and it ends up being exactly what the image needs. Finally this image has become the image I saw on that warm summer morning. I have another website with just images no boring content to read. So If you want to see what I’m up too you can head over there as well.
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HDR Photography-Notre Dame Basilica-Montreal
Being a photographer in Montreal definitely has it’s benefits especially when you want to do some HDR photography, subjects are everywhere. On this cold and rainy December morning I decide to photograph one of Montreal’s iconic religious structures.
Today’s subject is the Notre Dame Basilica in old Montreal. The city of Montreal has just remodeled Place d’Armes square which the Basilica faces, the square was somewhat closed in before the remodel. I personally like the new open concept look of the square and the fact that municipal, provincial and federal flags are no longer lined up right in front of the square between it and the Basilica. Which leaves a clear line of sight for photographers to capture unobstructed images of the Basilica.
I have read some negative opinions of the newly remodeled square, However I am quite sure none of those opinions came from photographers.
I hope you all have a Happy,Healthy,Prosperous New year.
Today’s HDR Photography image is another one from the summer of 2009.
This one is actually two blocks east of the previous rainy day image on the same street.
So I guess it would be St.Catherine and Peel st. looking west.
What caught my eye was the sky and how the lamp post seems to pop out of at you. I also really like the
architectural style of the Chapters building. Probably why it shows up in a lot of my images.
I should be going out tomorrow morning to do some winter 2011 images weather permitting. The sky has been overcast for
the last few days and that does not make for a good HDR photography image.
I hope you all have a very Happy Holiday with friends and family.