Amit Bapat's Photoblog

London at night – monotone

Well known central London skyline at night. Shot with Canon EOS R8 handheld from the Queen’s Walk near Tower Bridge. Rainy, windy and cold evening in late September. Post-processed in Lightroom for noise reduction, tonal adjustments and conversion to black and white.

The Tower Bridge – London

The iconic Tower Bridge in London, UK. Shot with Canon EOS R8, handheld on London Bridge.

London sky at night – monotone

London at night. Shot with Canon EOS R8 handheld. Post-processed in Lightroom for noise reduction, and conversion to black and white.

London Sky

London sky from the hotel in Belgravia. Shot with Canon EOS R8, handheld, behind a glass door. It was a gloomy, cloudy day. Post-processing in Lightroom, with Dehaze and contrast correction.

UW: Red Square

A bright sunny afternoon at Red Square, University of Washington. The Broken Obelisk in the foreground and the three brick monoliths in the background.

Pier 39 – San Francisco

Sea Lions sunbathing near Pier 39 in San Francisco. Sunny and extremely windy day. We had to cancel our cruise 🙁

Beachfront in Galveston, TX

A cloudy, windy, cold day at the beachfront in Galveston, TX.

Texas Capitol Building – Austin

Texas state capitol building in Austin Texas. An HDR panorama composed of several photos, stitched together and enhanced in Lightroom.

Singapore at dusk

Singapore’s iconic financial district in the late afternoon. An HDR panorama composed of several images. Shot handheld with Nikon Z6.

Singapore at twilight (HDR Panorama)

An HDR Panorama of Singapore skyline in the fading daylight at dusk. This image is constructed from dozens of photos shot handheld with Nikon Z6 and then stitched in Microsoft Image Compositing Editor.

Singapore at night

Singapore’s most famous icon Merlion with Marina Bay Sands Hotel in the background. Shot handheld with Nikon Z6 and later enhanced for noise reduction in Photoshop.

Singapore

A sweeping HDR panorama of Singapore skyline constructed from more than 30 individual photos using Microsoft’s Image Compositing Editor and later edited in Photoshop for color, contrast and details enhancements. The additional drama in the sky is just a lucky coincidence!