Matt Cooper Photography: architecture

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French graffiti has to be some of the best in the world...! So much imagination and colour, sometimes I print and frame images of graffiti and they look fantastic...the first two images are from La Rochelle in The Bay of Biscay and the last from Paris next to Centre Pompidou. All taken on the definition king, Sigma DP1 Merrill. Check out the full gallery at: http://www.mattcooperphotography.co.uk/Portfolio/Paris

Can the Sony create a decent HDR? well here are a few test images using the Sony NEX 6 and my 20mm Nikon prime. I like how easy and light weight it is to use and being able to select 2 or 3 stops in bracketing is great...is it as good as the D800? I doubt it but the images do have a different quality about them that's quite nice...more to follow :)

To HDR or not HDR..? Two pics from last week's trip to the Amalfi Coast...

The first is the very bold and magnificent Mount Vesuvius - straight, one shot Nikon D800 Sigma 12-24 raw and tweaked in LR5

The Second, is the same wonderful Mount V but with the HDR bling. 5 raw bracketed shots, Nikon D800 Sigma 12-24 HDR with Photomatix Pro and tweaked in LR5

I love shooting building, and being from London I'm blessed with some of the best in the world to photograph, so many new ones all the time!! I've just come back from a photo trip to The Amalfi Coast in Italy where I got to shoot some of the more traditional buildings of the gorgeous Amalfi Coast. Hope you like them...