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Down there among the flowers...

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Down there among the flowers sent on July 03, 2015 (5:15) by Jessy68. 208 comments, 17999 views. [retina]

at 35mm, 1/125 f/13.0, ISO 100, hand held.

Castelluccio 26 giugno 2015. Con questo scatto concludo la serie. Qualcuno dirà era ora! Lascio la mia Umbria per qualche giorno. Ringrazio con anticipo tutti coloro che vorranno lasciare un commento o consiglio. Buona luce a tutti e a presto.



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sent on July 19, 2015 (0:23)

Congralations....superb picture...excellent compositions...beautiful Flowers...

Jean,

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sent on July 19, 2015 (1:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

DearMario agree with your intervention, I have other shots I've tried a different MAF in the foreground, and I could not improve everything in focus, indeed the situation is not completely clear, but quite confused with .... I do not have a focus stacking experiences !! I hope to better understand this technique. Thank you very much for your intervention!

Alessandro Always very kind, thank you for the passage and appreciation.

Jeant Happy to read your appreciation of this shot.

A dear greeting to you all and a good Sunday ;-)


:-P

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sent on July 19, 2015 (14:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

excellent scanning various plans also entrusted to extraordinary colors. Regards, Claudio

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sent on July 19, 2015 (15:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Complain to the effects of the "social" is useless. He says that one company was never (yet Maxange was present at the rally in Val d'Orcia). The company is able to swallow it all and distort the values ??with a logic which I consider harmful. But we must acknowledge it and accept it without taking crusades lost at the start. There is, without trying to convert anyone, who try to interpret the forum in a different way by paying the price of a reduced visibility and popularity. Visibility and popularity in a social dimension count as the two swords with Trump sticks. I do it always. I see no other solution but to migrate to other areas.
What I think is much more important to discuss the photographic criticism here that some would relegate to simple matters technical. Photography and its history, and I am not one to say it, is imbued with cultural values ??and expression (even in the landscape, in the nude and in all other genres, Felix!) That they made to get good law in the world art. To take a trivial example would be as if Picasso criticassimo censoring his works simply because many women are depicted with three breasts or three eyes. The technique is important but keep in mind that photography is not a photocopy of reality but a means of expression. Passing through a brush or a camera 50mpx is completely irrelevant. Notwithstanding that, I have nothing against the makers of perfect postcards, we should ask if that's the best way to interpret a passion that, like it or not, for better or for worse, is the mirror of what we are. Palesa our limits and, ifThere, our depth. And this, alas, happens though, with presumed more or less conscious, we expect to record ONLY the real around us. The limits of this photo are not primarily the technical aspects that have highlighted but one that, in my humble opinion, is its paucity of expression. It is undoubtedly pleasant and attractive, but its reading is saturated at first glance. Does not blink, do not see well, does not raise questions or thoughts, it does not evoke anything that is not what you see, is not surprising. It meets simple palates unaccustomed to expressive reading of the image.
Jessy I would not want to interpret these words as a harsh criticism for its own sake. I hope, vice versa, of not losing time in vain and have provided useful stimulus to grow. And, dto what I see, the room for improvement certainly there are.
I think I talked about photography ...
Best wishes to all.
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sent on July 19, 2015 (15:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

It is a postcard, Franco.

At best, you wonder what the village photographed you see at the bottom.
If you've been there ... then click the mechanisms that give rise to other reactions.

I believe that most of those who clicked LIKE, have simply moved the threads of the search of serenity.
He achieved great purpose.

There is much to discuss.

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sent on July 19, 2015 (16:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I can easily add more compliments, large beautiful shot Jessy.
Hello, Louis. :-P

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sent on July 19, 2015 (17:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Claudio Thanks for your appreciation, you're very kind.

Franco, Your intervention is soft-spoken, makes reading enjoyable and allows a constructive discussion. What is certain is that this shooting is becoming a good food for thought: -D: -D: -D !! I do not interpret your action as a harsh criticism, but as a point of view just and acceptable. I wish to improve my technique and considering that not much that I started this passion, I believe that with the study, a little more experience improved margins inevitably will come. I just consider my shots pleasant, at least for me ... another thing is the power of expression and communication of image ... but here it is on other planets. But we must also reflect on subjectivity in communication ... a shot to meIt conveys something might not elicit the same feeling to others.

Felix, It becomes difficult to investigate the reasons behind putting a like. Certainly for me that day has flown away, I had fun, I played in my pictures that I saw ... I hope to be able to pass on some of that serenity.

Luigi Thanks, your compliments to me are most welcome.

A dear greeting to all of you. ;-) :-P

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sent on July 19, 2015 (20:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Jessy, I would just warn against the dangers of relativism and subjectivity: not being a victim, too.
You end up exchanging fireflies for lanterns.
Below you back a link to a discussion in which I clarify my thinking on the subject. I hope you will be useful.

[URL =] www.juzaphoto.com/topic2.php?l=it&t=1336037&show=3

Even a greeting.
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sent on July 19, 2015 (20:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I read several comments just now than I have before especially on the old thinking about how much you can say in the forum and to what extent it is permissible to go in for criticism as softened with soft words. It 's always very difficult to express themselves at a distance, without being able to understand, through languages ??other than words, and especially not get to know the person that you are in front and which is the only one who can give consent for friendship, for affection, for recognized authority, for an implied delegation in the middle (the forum) or in the situation (a critique session at a club) to be able to criticize. Inevitably it is never, under these conditions, a blank proxy. And inevitably you have to proceed with great circumspection in a bloody minefield, in which, at the same time and as has already been pointed out many times, you run, also thegreat danger of being isolated; and this is not in itself a tragedy for those comments, were it not for the fact that you would be unable to confront pleasantly, to discuss the common "game", to make you some interesting virtual friend and, occasionally, to receive that information / tips that will help you improve. I have a certain age, a lot of experience that comes from far away, even from the darkroom, did not adhere to a photography club and are on Juza for less than two years; Yet, in these two years, thanks to many of you (and many very young) I absorbed a lot of news and I felt prompted to try new techniques, experiences, roads; I also renewed the pleasure of photographing. Inevitably this makes me move (it happens to many of us suppose) carefully, sacrificing a bit 'my language. I think it uhand.
In the speech of Franco (Jeronim) I do not know but whom I shared many ideas and actions on other occasions for discussion, questions and find many reasons that I think we all found along our route. Back to photo Jessy is a nice photo, full of color and to which I gave a positive assessment. I do not know if I would have taken it, do not like it too blurry in the foreground if not done in a decisive and unambiguous and which can not be said, even by accident, "I had the opportunity of a narrow aperture and greater depth of field and came to me so. " Moreover, and Franco (Jeronim) knows, I tend to print all my pictures and some type of out of focus, even if it passes the examination of video, often appears decidedly unpleasant in print. Or almeno, this is my idea / fixed. But of photos / cards if they see many around and seem to satisfy taste and pleasure of a sea landscape, even the good ones. And here we are grafted a further food always dictated by Franco and quickly I would stress that what is now the target for a landscape photographer or at least for someone who take pictures of scenery? Others see in reality, the technical perfection, the processing capacity on the computer, in manic exaltation of perfect composition dictated by the balance of the masses, of solids and voids, in the rules the aim of this kind. In short, the picture postcard perfect. And 'bad? Who knows? Many landscapers good (I was talking recently with Matteo Zanvettor email and Alessio Graziani who, with others, founded a very active group) have this as a pointReference: delight the palate with photo technically perfect as well as pleasant to ... open your eyes! And 'bad? I do not know. Other, always in the same group as Fortunato Gatto, venturing into more dreamlike images and less loyal. But as should be the picture of the landscape? We see a lot of great pictures in which, over the composition, the third, the golden sections, we rely usual big stopper moves to make the water and the clouds (it seems that a landscape can not exist as such without water as silk and clouds confused. Forgiveness, ND filters and GND have them too). And then the typical composition with a foreground element to highlight the fisheye, maybe a rock, to completion of 'the image. And so that a picture like that of Jessy, maybe not technically advanced but pleasant, because you can not have dignity & agravis; allocation in an assembly made of techniques and ploys much overlap?
Maybe I went a bit 'over the aims of the comments and I apologize to everyone.
A pleasant evening.
Claudio

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sent on July 20, 2015 (4:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

ITA
:-)

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sent on July 20, 2015 (10:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Franco, I read with interest and constructive spirit the topic that I've reported, full of interesting ideas. It certainly can not question the importance of objective factors that relate to the technology, the composition with the right balance of elements that make up the image, the light that creates the "right" atmosphere, AWARENESS of the Message of ' Emotion that moment and caught the photographer wants to convey.

In reality, however, even the rules, the more objective, which seem well-established history teaches us that often have been rewritten. And I am reminded of a story of a dear friend sports:
when he was young and was delighted to play tennis all the masters of the field and all the sacred texts of the sport said that one of the most "wrong" and never doIt was the "two-handed backhand," (because you could not give the ball the "right" direction, you could not give to it a "strong" enough and so on ...). Then came a man, whose name was Bjion Borg, that the "two-handed backhand" made its "deadly weapon" and the "rules" were rewritten ...!

And even if the absolute rules those who now believe the gospel, can be rewritten is simplistic to think that subjectivism and relativism can become a danger. It 'clear that we must have the ability to get out of quell'oggettività to which we are called.

Claudio Thanks for your participation and valuable contributions. I agree with you in the difficulty of the approach behind a coldkeyboard and the merits of the forum that will offer some ideas to experiment. Quoto your thinking.

Gabry, Thank you for your appreciation.

I thank all of you for your participation and wish you a good day ;-).
:-P

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sent on July 20, 2015 (12:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Bunica way possible, in my humble opinion, it is that, after reaching a fair and necessary technical knowledge (so soon), allows us to acquire critical and expressive abilities necessary to put the necessary stakes to our subjectivity. We must learn to know ourselves. It is essential to respond to the non-trivial fundamental questions: Why photographer? What photographer? Such as photographs and authors I like and why? Because those authors are considered universally of the great?
You can also settle for becoming one of the most popular authors of the forum. Nothing wrong, for goodness sake. If I published a photo a day, even poor, by engaging in a frantic social activity around me of "Friends" and handing out like and commentsenthusiastic a little 'all would go into quell'olimpo quickly. Simple right?
Photographic growth is however another thing. Understand it is often only a matter of time: see what they write the "social" repented. The fun finally tired giving way to awareness for the paucity of our "success".
I wish that you know it soon, but the choice is yours and not return on the subject.
Best wishes.
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sent on July 20, 2015 (14:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

as not being in agreement with the Franco writes? The only small note that I would put to his speech (fully correct, at least for me) is that it does not isolate itself helps to grow and that, in some cases, a "like" in most (not talking about the one affixed to a photo unworthy) may be the key for access to an interesting discussion next. Cordial greetings

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sent on July 20, 2015 (21:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I would not have even wanted to take advantage of this space (excuse Jessy!) But the arguments of Claudius (Cla.san) in its penultimate action, which moreover brings up to me, I think are of interest and deserve, albeit partial, answer here and maybe a topic "ad hoc" in other sections.
I believe, contrary to the opinion of many, that the landscape offers an infinite range of expressive possibilities. Carry often, as an example, the film of Antonioni. The director Ferrara realized sequences in which, to speak, was the landscape (chosen with meticulous care) that the actors. To stay at the photograph, just scroll through the images of landscapes Giacomelli, Ghirri, Guidi, of Ciol (to stay in Italy) in order to understand what I mean. It is the authors 'high' when using the paespremium, do it to express their thoughts, their authenticity. Their compositions and accomplishment are not allowed to complacency aesthetic but are consistent in one poetic photographer.
There are also photographers, often professionals, with excellent technical capabilities that link to amaze, to achieve virtuosity and spectacular shots even in the most remote places of the world. That's what, no offense on my part, the Anglo-Saxons call "landscape porn" because it shows everything obsessively deprive themselves of those departing doses of mystery and ambiguity that are the basis of the specific photo. Do not give, in essence, representation to any latent content. Are governed mainly on finding the particular aesthetic solutions (see the silky waters etc.) that exhaust the meaning. Alsoit is clear that I personally do not stir a cell, however, are images that find their why in a market (popular) that requires (publications, advertising, magazines). In the forum you will find many examples of what I am saying, also of good standard.
Finally there are the amateur photographing landscapes for fun. In itself is not wrong but, without wanting to generalize, often lost in botched imitations of special effects, fall in love with a plugin for Photoshop, wrecked into banality and kitsch and live with frustration, the inability to attend the same places where photographer Mark Adamus. Nor was the problem.
Claudio asks what should be the goal for a landscape photographer.
The first two categories of photographsfi which I mentioned already know.
The answer is more complex for the vast and varied category of the fans and especially for those who are starting out.
The only thing that, from the top of my nothingness, I would advise you to keep in mind that the language of photography speaks to us through our images. Imitation will make us look just like imitators, sunset "too fiery" bungling of kitsch. The so called love of nature should result in greater respect for its appearance precisely, natural, without the need for heavy makeup and tricks. Photograph "the beauty around us" should not lead us then to a mere record of what everyone sees. Better to look for what others do not see. But the most important thingIt is investigating the personal inner drive (if any!) that leads us to photograph. Simply put a sincere approach and genuine free mode, the conditioning, "friends", like, sort of envy and charts. These aspects can be fun and meet the photographer disengaged but almost always end up, in the mean time, to become tired and exhausted.
Obviously these conclusions apply to the landscape but also for all other kinds.
Greetings to all
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sent on July 20, 2015 (22:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Franco, I also take this opportunity, perhaps improperly, this space and the patience of the poor Jessy. If you read my previous account, you notice the similarity of our views. In fact, as I wrote, I do not have many certainties; it is difficult to say what the borders of photography and especially of landscape photography that, in my humble opinion, was too bogged down in a number of styles and obsessive quest for technical perfection and post-production, or geographical identification of those places that make "eyes wide open" and arouse "ohhhhh!" of wonder. So manic compositions (there are plenty of examples on Juza of amateurs, even very good, you lose nell'orizzone centimeter over here or over there or the stone that would emglio3Bincartarsi "in its own jargon, in its very formal rigor. I'd be too careful to avoid living their passion with the anguish of those who must find their way at any cost, the prtopria uniqueness and originality: I have seen too many photographers' burst "because, although good, did not have the talent they would like for themselves. They can die from too much ambition, you can survive, and well, having fun with their own limits.
Claudio

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sent on July 20, 2015 (22:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

But why do not you look in this beautiful picture and just peace?

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sent on July 20, 2015 (23:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

That is, from a photo she was born the inspiration for an interesting discussion that deserved its place in the forum. But I think this is the added value of the forum that is the ability to confront topics that we enjoy from a simple click. Congratulations to Claudio and Franco for further details and to Jessy for creating this opportunity with its beautiful picture of this very interesting discussione.Un Greetings Adriano 8-)

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sent on July 22, 2015 (17:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Filiberto're a great !!!!! :-P :-P

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sent on July 22, 2015 (19:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I was passing .................. 8-)
as the matter proceeds? !!!
We came at the head of the thing or we will still be here when it is finished in the heat? ;-)

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sent on July 22, 2015 (20:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Bla Bla Bla Bla 8-)


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