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View from Strasbourg cathedral, 015934 sent on August 20, 2012 (14:37) by Juza. 17 comments, 6402 views.

Canon 7D, Sigma 8-16mm f/4.5-5.6 DC HSM, 1/125 f/9.0, ISO 100, hand held. Strasburgo, France.
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Roberto Marini

sent on August 20, 2012 (15:31)

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beautiful view, then these roofs and windows very original!! for my taste I would have missed a slice at the top right to get an overview of the whole very homogeneous. who knows some see the lights of the night! but all this is not possible and ammmiro.
You also made some special roof top? hello complicated roberto

Juza

sent on August 20, 2012 (15:40)

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Thanks for the comment! :-)

Unfortunately I have no other shots, but I agree that with a beautiful sunset there would be fantastic opportunities ... among other things you can climb the tower of the cathedral also in the evening.

Andrea Pozzi

sent on August 20, 2012 (15:48)

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One of the most beautiful cities in Europe!

Fulcontact

sent on August 20, 2012 (16:52)

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wonderful overview!

" One of the most beautiful cities in Europe! " Andre if you liked it you should see Strasbourg, Colmar, Riquewihr and the other towns of the "routes des vins" .. lovely :)

Silviop

sent on August 20, 2012 (17:15)

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Congratulations for the photo ...
I took the opportunity to post a photo taken this winter just in Strasbourg: photo

Andrea Pozzi

sent on August 20, 2012 (18:33)

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" "Andre if you liked it you should see Strasbourg, Colmar, Riquewihr and the other towns of the" routes des vins ".. lovely :) "

I'm really loving kind :))

Andrea Pozzi

sent on August 20, 2012 (18:36)

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Programmerò a romantic trip in those areas: D
Very beautiful also the towns of Brittany, Dinan all: D: D: D
Brittany is a wonder

Andrea Cafaggi

sent on August 20, 2012 (18:36)

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Quoto Roberto Marini, also I think it was better to exclude all of the houses and buildings "modern" that you see in the background, looks like a model :-)

Fulcontact

sent on August 20, 2012 (19:27)

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" Programmerò a romantic trip in those areas: D
Very beautiful also the towns of Brittany, Dinan all: D: D: D
Brittany is a marvel "
If you need some advice on places also ask :-) although the lonely planet guide is really very complete about ;-)

Andrea Pozzi

sent on August 20, 2012 (20:21)

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I will :)))

Daniel Carnevale

sent on August 21, 2012 (11:33)

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sincere honest, I do not like.
is not the pictures that can tell something significant, I would bet on a picture wider or narrower type of a detail of the tiles on the right side that look like a puzzle.

hello

Caterina Bruzzone

sent on August 22, 2012 (12:47)

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Good image, Strasbourg is very beautiful.
" If you liked Strasbourg should see Colmar, Riquewihr and the other towns of the "routes des vins" .. lovely :) "
I agree and would add the Living Museum of Alsace is a great area, I first visited in May 2004 and the second in September 2004 ...! photographically unfortunately I was still in analog era ..
Hello.

Giuseppe Pagano

sent on August 22, 2012 (12:53)

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a photo clean, has meaning.

" with a beautiful sunset there would be fantastic opportunities ... "

incurable ... :-(:-D

Fulcontact

sent on August 22, 2012 (17:22)

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" I agree and would add the Eco-Museum of Alsace is a great area, I first visited in May 2004 and the second in September 2004 ...! photographically unfortunately I was still in analog era ..
Hello. " see also Catherine I would have visited again but my 'companion' was not of the same opinion!
Next time you can not escape! :-D

Alessandro Rucco

sent on August 22, 2012 (17:47)

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Hello Juza, or you were photographing the cathedral? :)
cmq very beautiful city and of course your photos.
hello
Ale

Franco Buffalmano

sent on August 23, 2012 (20:49)

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Dear Juza. good evening! Omit the compliments, you already have many. I am dazed by over 50 years of analog, and now I learn something, think that I wanted to send photos to help me with my son, but trying I realized that it's easy to see what a great achievement! And down laughter ha ha ... I would tell you, but I can not give free advice and do not need it. Since you left the full-size your images have less breath, air and detail, but without detracting from your skill and merit of having brought together for now, 15,000 fotografi.Mi understand? I have great respect for those who live their work. For you who travel a lot and embraces many views, I think the FF. is necessary. If you want to delight you even more for landscapes bought a medium format (digital) and you will not need the pants reinforced because you're young. As if to say: Give to Caesar what THAT 'CAESAR. You can not do the carrier with the Ape. I hope I was ironic, sorry and sorry for you that I have read.

Juza

sent on August 24, 2012 (9:33)

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Thank you all for the comments :-)

@ Franco: I honestly think it's just a thing "psychological" ... if I had written in these pictures "1DsIII" no one would have thought that they are taken with un'APS-C.

The reason is simple, the only difference is that the APS measuring 16x24mm while the FF is 24x36mm, there are no gifts "magic" that make the best FF ... of course, the FF may have more resolution and less noise (but in web format the difference is little) and equal shot have a stop in less depth of field, but this makes no difference in the landscape, if simply with APS-C shooting 11 with FF shooting 16 ... the result is the same.

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