Light at Karlův

On this evening in Prague at Charles bridge (Czech: Karlův most) I often held my camera over my head in an attempt to exclude some of the people from my images. (At a place like this we tourists are unavoidable.) Me, the painter, took the liberty of representing people less as people and more as blotches of light, hues and shapes married to the scene with unifying brush strokes. While me, the photographer, salvaged a bit of realism in this abstracted world.

I really like the wide strokes used in the sky, Wayne. It's very dramatic and bold. The wonderful colors of the people makes them stand out against the more subdued buildings. The bird on top of the statue is a bonus. Best regards, Paul.

Wonderful painterly effect! Bravo.