Ghent V

I originally uploaded a shot of the "Gerard De Duivelsteen" (a castle in Ghent) that didn't include the full reflection (here), due to not having a wide enough angle lens. Luckily I captured a few shots with a view to stitching them together to give the full view. After an eight month wait here is the finished product. Three HDR images each comprising of three exposures (nine images total) were processed using Photomatix. The resulting three HDR images were stitched together using Hugin, with final touch up being performed in Adobe Lightroom.

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Ghent IV

The Saint-Jacob Church/Cathedral found in Ghent, Belgium. A three exposure HDR image processed using Photomatix. Final touch up down in Photoshop and Lightroom.

Ghent III

Werregarenstraat, or Graffiti Alley as it's also known as, is a pedestrianised street in Ghent where painting graffiti is legal. The alley is coated in graffiti throughout the 100+ metre length of it. Walking along you will find all sorts of artwork that is not guaranteed to last any length of time as someone may paint over it. Taken using a Canon EOS 500D, processed using Photoshop and Lightroom.

Ghent II

A three exposure HDR image of the Graslei area of Ghent, Belgium. A three exposure HDR image processed using Photomatix and adjusted in Lightroom/Photoshop.

Ghent I

Taken during my brief tour of Belgium. If only I had that wide angle lens then I could have got the full reflection in!

By the canvas here or the wallpaper here.