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macabre sensuality - Verano cemetry sent on October 25, 2013 (15:11) by Campi. 9 comments, 694 views. [retina]

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sent on January 10, 2014 (18:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I honestly do not see anything in this macabre photo, indeed, I see only sensuality and a good shot with the right choice of MAF.
Maybe a little disturbing 'elements of the background that I would try to delete.
Good point of recovery even if the arm out of focus in the foreground is a bit 'bulky.
hello

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sent on January 12, 2014 (22:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Beppe, thanks for comments.
The title "macabre sensuality" was born so ': it is a statue ottocentenscca placed on a grave of a boy who was first kidnapped and then, apparently, killed by the kidnappers. The story can be seen from the epigraph, placed by his mother at the base of the tomb. What 'hit me' a lot and 'that the mother chose to portray his son so sensually, and' naked with a cloth on the genitals. I was watching the statue along. The next day I went back and pulled away from the point of view you see, with the obvious goal of making the sensuality 'of representation.
Background elements disturb me too. I have not eliminated simply because 'I do not know how to do. Up to 4 years ago I was just slide them 'shots and do not touch' anything. Then, tortocollo, I switched to digital, but I still shoot with the aim of not remodel, the onlywhat I do and 'crop.
I agree on the arm.
Thanks for the comments tui, very paprezzati, hello, Mark.

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sent on January 14, 2014 (9:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I imagined that you had made the picture in a cemetery, partly because you wrote it in the title, but as I wrote there is nothing macabre in this photo.
I mean, the photo does not describe a subject or a scene where the viewer is led to think that there is a component macabre, if you wanted to highlight this your thinking you should make sure that the photo describing what you wrote in response to my comment, I wrote a comment that just because the photo has a very specific title.
The title is sometimes very important and should not be chosen at random.
About the background, I respect your decision to intervene as little as possible, it is a totally acceptable but can not serve as an excuse and that requires the utmost care during shooting.
If I can afford to give you a suggestedence would tell you to keep this in mind the next time you want to describe a scene:

The photograph is like a joke, if you have to explain it means that it did not work.

hello

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sent on January 14, 2014 (10:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

But no, it is not 'so'. Not in this case.

The photograph did not want to be macabre, just beautiful. The title then adds something, and so, I think, sufficiently explicit, there is 'and wrote that' was taken in a cemetery. It 's like a caption, maybe a little allusion, but a caption does not want to be a theme developed. I explained more 'about the circumstances of recovery only' cause you asked me.

Instead, the failure to intervene after the background and not 'a programmatic choice, and' dictated by ignorance. No joke, I do not know how to do, I've never used photoshop or similar programs. You are certainly right when you say that "it is an attitude ... that requires the utmost care during shooting." I regret the error, I had to take a few steps back and zoom in a little more '. I set the distanceright to have the same distance between the mouth and nipple, but I did not pay enough attention to the background. I thank you for this comment because it 'more' than ever, I am convinced that the new generations (old phrase) are forced to put little attention to the point of view during shooting incited by technology. Thanks again, I'm here to learn. Mark.

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sent on January 14, 2014 (12:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

We do not understand.
Put it this way, try to imagine to bring this picture printed and mounted on a support with a lot of nice title to a photography club to be seriously exposed in the home, the first thing that tells you the manager would be:
but why macabre?
and then, where is the graveyard?

Your photo without a title is fine, but not with that title.
You say that the photo does not want to be gruesome, and you're right, it is not for nothing, that is why the title does not make sense if the image that accompanies it does not develop that theme, is not inherent to it.
I'm sorry but I will continue to think so ;-)
hello

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sent on January 14, 2014 (12:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I understand your point of view, and I love your accuracy.
It 'a matter of terminology "macabre sensuality - Verano cemetry" wants to be a legend, not a title. But you have written in the window title, you will say. I agree with you, and I think we should provide a window caption, that there is no '. Mark.

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sent on April 15, 2014 (20:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Great shot, very soft and framed in a particular way, congratulations. :-)

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sent on April 17, 2014 (19:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

thanks Raphael.
I was in Rome a few days ago, I wanted to go back to the Verano to try to change a little frame, but I have not found 'the time. Slightly disturbs me almost comcomitanza lines in the vicinity 'of the end of the chin, so' as well as the black spot in the background, as well Beppe observed.
Thanks again, hello, Mark.

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sent on July 19, 2014 (13:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Truly Remarkable! It is perhaps the shooting arm is not the best ... but I really like it. You should put the hashtag # CimiteriMonumentali ;-)


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