#137 Balcony View – Basilica Sittard

137 De Basiliek In Sittard During Sunset

What you’re looking at is a shot of the basilica in Sittard, taken at sunrise.

One morning I woke up to this.

Stepped onto the balcony and was greeted by some of the most beautiful light I’ve seen in a while.

I grabbed my zoom lens and took the shot.

#93 On The Way To Geleen

93 On The Way To Geleen

A shot of an empty road from a bridge that connects Sittard and Geleen.

Took it early in the morning while cycling to Geleen…

…and I can still feel the cold.

My hands were frozen like they were holding a pack of beer straight from the fridge.

But you know what?

Despite being cold and miserable,

I felt good taking the shot.

#88 Sittard Hospital

88 Sittard Hospital

Lately, I’ve been obsessed with shooting vertical panoramas… stacking 5 or 6 shots and stitching them together in Lightroom.

Why?

Because it gives you massive, high-detail images that look incredible in print.

You don’t need crazy high megapixel camera. Just a steady hand and a bit of overlap between shots. 

Lightroom does the rest.

Some of the final images turn out huge… the kind you could hang on a wall and still see every bit of detail up close. 

I’ve got a 19mm Sigma lens that is perfect for vertical shots…

Anyway… 

If you’re curious, I’ve got a few of those prints ready:

👉 https://liborbednarik.pixieset.com/sittardphoto/

That’s my Pixieset page. it’s where I host most of my photos.

They handle everything… prints, shipping, quality checks — so when you order, you’re getting something that’s ready to hang straight out of the box.

Solid, high-quality prints delivered to your door.

If you’ve ever wanted one of my shots on your wall, then check the link.

https://liborbednarik.pixieset.com/sittardphoto

#36 Early Hours in Sittard

Early Hours in Sittard

Most people walk by. Photographers stop, frame, and see.

On my morning walk through Sittard, I noticed this rail guard cutting through the shot. So I lined it up, turned it into a leading line, and hit the shutter. 

Nothing fancy. No big setup. 

Just me, chasing shapes before the city wakes up.