Bratislava & Vienna Shutter Diary

A shutter diary of my recent trip to Bratislava & Vienna. Will hopefully get round to actually editing these photos in the near future after which I might create a new version which pauses on the "good(?)" edited photos. For those interested in the technicals...All photos were taken on a Canon EOS 50D with a variety of lenses (10-22mm, 24-70mm & 85mm). Once converted to DNG and imported into Lightroom I exported small jpegs of all the photos (minus the under and over exposed images as part of an HDR sequence) and added these to imovie 09 which compiled them into a sequence and allowed me to add music and titles etc.

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