Post your best Europe photos

[R1-7D]

Great stuff! Do you love the 5DsR? And do you use a 5D4 (or 5D3) as well?

Thanks, MrFotoFool!

I do love the camera. It's probably my favourite camera, and I also own the 1DX, 1DX2, 5D3. The majority of my best images have been taken with it. The quality of the image files is just fantastic. A lot of the negativity towards the camera is from people who, in my opinion, haven't spent any or enough time with it.

One of my above images I just had printed 40x60" and the print camera out phenomenally well; the detail was incredible.

I've used a 5D4 extensively and really like the camera as well. I chose the 5DSr over it, however, for the extra resolution. Nothing wrong with the 5D4, though. It's a terrific camera. I might pick one up at some point as the price continues to fall.

 

[ethanz]

I've finally finished editing my pictures from last summer in France/Spain. https://www.ethanzentz.com/France-and-Spain-2019

beach in Normandy



Paris



Louvre




Beach at Normandy



Arc de Triumph

 

[Click]

Very nice series, Ethan.

 

[Disco]

Great photos, thanks!

 

[docsmith]

Wow...last updated in 2022.....

I had about 36 hours in Budapest in November. Most of which were spent in meetings or asleep. I did manage two different walks. Very impressed, I may have a few more pics, but I glanced through what I took and here are a few favorites:

Just a reminder, but people have been trying to capture beautiful scenes for hundreds of years....



Very impressed with the Hungarian National Gallery...in my very rapid walk through. I could post many more. I enjoyed the style.

St. Stephens




I am moved that people were leaving flowers and candles. This is a memorial to a massacre of mostly Jews in WWII in Budapest. What I know is from a sign I saw and Wikipedia, but they were brought to the edge of the Danube, ordered to take off their shoes, which could be resold, and then shot and allowed to fall into the river.

History is important to remember. I was impressed with Budapest during my brief stay; they had great art in a number of ways.

 

[Click]

Beautiful series. Well done, Sir!

 

[docsmith]

I made it over to Europe 3 times last year. This year is shaping up to be 2-3 times. Work trips you tend to get just a few moments to walk around. These are from a Friday afternoon visit to Fotografiska gallery and a Saturday morning walk before my flight in Stockholm in September.

Shepard Fairey is the artist that created the Obama "Hope" portrait.



But some of his other work is equally impressive.




Then...over at Stockholm City Hall

 

[docsmith]

Malcensine on Lake Garda, Italy in September

 

[docsmith]

A few more recently processed from Italy in September.

Botanical Garden in Gardone Riviera



Along Riviera Gardone


Salo


Castle in Sirmeone

Streets of Iseo


Isola di Loreto on Lake Iseo


Lovere


Berrlucchi winery

 

[Click]

Very nice series, docsmith.