Jonathan Grenier's photostream  

I'm no fan of the cold of february, even less so when you have to stand for a couple of hours near the water but this shot made it all worth it. I love the movement of water and ice.

Shot with the D300 and processed very lightly with Aperture 3.

This is a shot of the lighthouse in Lachine, Montreal. The 3-stop ND filter helped me get calmer water. The shot was edited in ColorEfex Pro and Viveza as well as (very) slight edits in Aperture 3.

I'm really, really enjoying my recent Really Right Stuff purchases. That BH-55 head is amazing, but I've yet to really play with the panorama stuff. I'll do that next week.

It took a while, but I finally made it to this beautiful spot to shoot the Mercier bridge. I took most of my shots that day vertically, but this is the shot I like the most. I ended up going with a black & white treatment for this one since I felt it really added to the drama of the scene.

This is a rare shot taken with my Tokina 11-17mm fish-eye lens. I really like the two bridges almost converging at the end.

Processed with Aperture 3, 5 exposures HDR done with Photomatix 4 with small touch ups in Nik Software's Viveza 2.

This shot was in Flickr's explore list on Sunday, July 3 2011.

Happy Canada Day everyone! I honored the occasion by going on an awesome photo shoot.

For a while now my buddy @phil404 and I were a little low on ideas for our next photo outing. Last weekend was a bust but we spotted this awesome view while coming back and we knew we had to come back here. It's a great spot that yielded a few nice shots. I'll be visiting it again soon, no doubt.

This shot was taken right at the entrance of the "Pont de la concorde" that leads to the Montreal Casino. Shot during blue hour, this HDR composite is quite nice I think.

Shot with my Nikon d300 and a Sigma 10-20mm f/3,5 lens at f11 and ISO 100. Slight edits in Aperture 3 and Viveza while the HDR was processed with Photomatix.

I was glad today to finally get back to shooting after a long winter and fall where lazyness took over. This is a nice light trail shot in Old Montreal on Notre-Dame street in front of the Quebec Provincial Appelate Court. This was a 150s expsure at f/22. It took several tries to get the correct mixture of aperture exposure time.

Shot with my D300 using a Sigma 10-20 f/3,5 lens and a 2-stops ND filter. Very little processing was done, mostly a little sharpening and adding a bit of texture using Viveza 2. Processed using Aperture 3.