Spent last week on the road and was fortunate enough to spend a night in the Hyatt in Birmingham city centre. I’ve stayed plenty of times in the past but have either not had my camera or not been on a high enough floor to get a decent view of the surrounding area.
Finally the gods of hotel booking smiled on me and I got a room on the 19th floor and had my camera so I could get some half decent photos. I didn’t have a tripod so had to improvise with various bits of furniture/cushions and pillows.
The above shot is actually two photos stitched together using the excellent ‘Photomerge’ feature in Photoshop. I think these shots had an exposure time in the region of 20 seconds. This was enough to capture the detail in the clouds and blur the cars headlights a little. Annoyingly, there is a slight reflection of the hotel rooms curtain on the left hand side of the shot. I’m sure there’s a way that I could photoshop it out, but I didn’t think the shot was worth the effort.
Not a lot else to report really, it’s been another busy work week…and this week is shaping up to be just as bad. Hopefully I’ll get out and about at the weekend.
Icelandair just paid the worst photographer it could find $50,000
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[image: Several sailboats docked at a marina at night masts silhouetted
city lights and crescent moon reflected on calm water hillside buildings.]
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