A palace and a wall in Bologna

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A palace and a wall in Bologna sent on November 09, 2022 (19:27) by Federico Tamanini. 2 comments, 101 views.

1/160 f/4.0, ISO 125,

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6 persons like it: Ben-G, Edecapitani, Filippo De Marco, Ico, Kenzo_jo, Paki64

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Kenzo_jo

sent on November 09, 2022 (20:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

A powerful vision, without hesitation, with strong contrasts, with great emphasis on the volumes. It gives me the impression of a 60s analog BN beyond the curtain. Interesting and "pure" from a photographic point of view.

Federico Tamanini

sent on November 09, 2022 (21:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you Kenzo_jo. The color photo didn't convey much. Already the conversion, with strong contrast and emphasis on the "grain" (not added, but obtained by increasing the "structure" in SilverEfex) began to convince me. Then the change to the
background, which was more similar to the foreground in tone and exposure and became "evanescent", gave depth and, as you say, volume.

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