Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: Petrin

Here's an edit of the previous shot. I'm not sure which is more realistic, but in this one it's easier to see the detail.

Here's an original, more-or-less unedited shot of St. Vitus Cathedral taken through the trees in Petrinske Sady in the gloom of February.

I was with a group of friends on this trip and we were speculating about the origins of this building. Someone said they had heard it was a new build, even if the style is sort of Czech Baroque, with the onion domes and all. I still haven't been able to find out what it is exactly. Does anybody know?

Here's a high-saturation edit of the previous shot, and as with my other high-saturation edits it's meant to be artistic, rather than realistic. I might do it a third time, though, as it looks too digital to me.

This was one of a series of photos that I took in Petrinske Sady in February, taking advantage of the gloomy weather for some artistic effect. The disadvantage to this, of course, is that the colors actually came out duller than I wanted them to, so this photo has had both the contrast and the saturation bumped up a bit in Gimp. I haven't tried any black and white conversions yet, other than some for friends.

At least....I'm pretty sure this was Petrinsky Sady. Most of my cityscapes from above are taken from there, as there aren't many other vantage points you can shoot from, other than maybe Letenske Sady, which I've rarely used, if ever, Vysehrad, which this is almost certainly not, and the Hrad, which I'm fairly certain this isn't.