My 2 week trip started with a flight into Quebec City at night. ; With gorgeous weather, beginnings of fall colors, and both night and day shooting in this beautiful city, I took tons of shots here.
Night shots were taken with a tripod, and lenses were the Tamron 10-24mm UWA for the in-town shots, and Sony 18-250mm for the shots of town taken from the ship.
The famous Chateau Frontenac, taken from the Terrasse Dufferin:
Looking down the Terrasse towards the Frontenac:
Church statue and moon sky:
Notre Dame des Victoires:
Street in Petit Champlain district:
St. Andrews church in the old town, backlit by sun and framed by fall colors:
Fall color:
The smaller yellowish building on the left is the Hotel Clarendon, where I stayed before getting on the ship...the taller buidling is Edifice Price, the tallest building in Quebec:
Playing with EXTREME HDR in camera - this shooting right into the sun with the building in shadow required the full strength setting 6 manually set:
Beautiful fall scenery in little villages upriver from Quebec:
Extremely low light and heavy zoom - this little pastoral church and farmland were very dark as the sun was dropping behind the Laurentian mountains, so I needed ISO1600 with the 18-250mm lens to get this shot:
Really cool sun streaking as the sun dropped below the horizon, looking back on the St. Lawrence river:
Comments, questions, critique always welcome.
Night shots were taken with a tripod, and lenses were the Tamron 10-24mm UWA for the in-town shots, and Sony 18-250mm for the shots of town taken from the ship.
The famous Chateau Frontenac, taken from the Terrasse Dufferin:
Looking down the Terrasse towards the Frontenac:
Church statue and moon sky:
Notre Dame des Victoires:
Street in Petit Champlain district:
St. Andrews church in the old town, backlit by sun and framed by fall colors:
Fall color:
The smaller yellowish building on the left is the Hotel Clarendon, where I stayed before getting on the ship...the taller buidling is Edifice Price, the tallest building in Quebec:
Playing with EXTREME HDR in camera - this shooting right into the sun with the building in shadow required the full strength setting 6 manually set:
Beautiful fall scenery in little villages upriver from Quebec:
Extremely low light and heavy zoom - this little pastoral church and farmland were very dark as the sun was dropping behind the Laurentian mountains, so I needed ISO1600 with the 18-250mm lens to get this shot:
Really cool sun streaking as the sun dropped below the horizon, looking back on the St. Lawrence river:
Comments, questions, critique always welcome.
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