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Montreal`s night

Pano. 5 vertical pictures for pano and 1 for moon.
Line in the water is a trace of very fast sailing ice.
I made several shots with 2,4,8,15,30 sec. exposure time for get each HDR-picture.

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Roland Shainidze 5 months ago

WoW! Fantastic cityscape! Love the light balance, colours and tones! Masterly done!

Corrado Saurin 8 months ago

Excellent ! J'adore Montréal et cette image aussi ! Bravo !

Gord Pennell 12 months ago

I like panoramas. Is that taken from the old 1967 expo site?

Hernan C. Halim 1 year ago

Well done!!!

Elva Rahaviadhy 1 year ago

beautiful..........

ayaz ahmad 1 year ago

vgood

Rafal Nowosielski 1 year ago

well done!

Milan Kapusta 1 year ago

Perfect job ;-)

hery_sp 1 year ago

Wonderful!

Dmitry Chudnovsky 1 year ago

good job!))

Gospar 1 year ago

as the ice in the front was going too fast, the blending of the stitched parts is fairly too visible in the first plan, and why you forget to add the proper moon reflection in the water?

Gospar 1 year ago

Personally, i dont like very irrational cut lines of the reflections especially annoying in the front, and the moon is like an intruder without proper reflection

Cristian Rusu 1 year ago

excellent

Orazio Scuderi 1 year ago

Superb!

Erhan Hunc GULER 1 year ago

Great and beautiful

Helle Lorenzen 1 year ago

Great and beautiful shot....;-)

ömer yücel 1 year ago

süper.

Tomas Sereda 1 year ago

nice

Niels Christian Wulff 1 year ago

Well made :-)
/Wulff

35studio 1 year ago

woooooooow

Radu Damian 1 year ago

dudes come on... read a bit ... "pano. 5 shots" so could one be for the moon!?

Great final result. Congrats.

YuppiDu i had edited remark for this photo

Fabien BRAVIN Yep. I thought this also, till i noticed that one more for the moon reflection would have been a nice idea too :)

Radu Damian You know I did consider that too... but I guessed the Moon's reflection would be out of the frame... as the autor mentioned "5 vertical shots"