The seventh week of the campaign "Life´s a photo, take it", by Samsung, has just ended up. We had to shoot this week pictures with the Light Trace mode of the new Samsung Galaxy Camera.
Taking advantage of the tripode recieved as a Santa Claus´s gift ;)), I´ve gone out several nights to photograph the streets of Madrid, always with some of its most emblematic buildings and monuments on the background: the Puerta de Alcalá, the Almudena cathedral, the Royal Palace and Gran Vía street. It wasn´t easy. Being as it is an automatic mode, sometimes too much light appeared on the pics, and they were not nice. Some other times, they were beautiful. In any case, doing some light editing afterwards with Snapseed, the final result, in my opinion, is more than good.
Taking advantage of the tripode recieved as a Santa Claus´s gift ;)), I´ve gone out several nights to photograph the streets of Madrid, always with some of its most emblematic buildings and monuments on the background: the Puerta de Alcalá, the Almudena cathedral, the Royal Palace and Gran Vía street. It wasn´t easy. Being as it is an automatic mode, sometimes too much light appeared on the pics, and they were not nice. Some other times, they were beautiful. In any case, doing some light editing afterwards with Snapseed, the final result, in my opinion, is more than good.
Here are the pictures uploaded to IG, as well as those sent to Samsung. Madrid needs everyone´s help, in order to win the contest among cities. To help us, please share Madrid´s pictures by visiting to site created by Samsung in Tumblr.
La séptimaa semana de la campaña "Life´s a photo, take it", de Samsung, acaba de terminar. Esta semana teníamos que hacer fotos con la función Trazos de luz de la nueva Samsung Galaxy Camera.
Aprovechando el trípode nuevo que me han regalado por Papa Noel ;)), he salido varias noches a fotografiar las calles de Madrid, siempre con alguno de sus edificios y monumentos emblemáticos con protagonista al fondo de las imágenes: la Puerta de Alcalá, la catedral de la Almudena, el Palacio Real y la Gran Vía. No ha sido fácil. Al ser un modo automático, en ocasiones entraba demasiada luz y las fotos no quedaban bien. En otras ocasiones, sí. En cualquier caso, editando después ligeramente con Snapseed, las fotos finales han quedado, en mi opinión, más que bien.
Aquí pongo las fotos que subí a IG, y las que envié a Samsung. Madrid necesita la ayuda de todo el mundo para hacer que gane el concurso entre ciudades. Para ayudarnos, por favor compartid las fotos de Madrid, visitando el álbum de fotos creado por Samsung en Tumblr .
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