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The Dream...

Riflessi d'immagini, Magico 2

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sent on March 30, 2014 (9:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Luke, the Beautiful PP enhances the subject in the foreground, fabulous colors and sharpness, good choice of vignetting. ;-)
Hello
Vittorio:-P ;-)

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sent on March 30, 2014 (9:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Luke, in my opinion, is a really amazing shot! Apart from the definition and the details, I find it very beautiful contrast of floors, with one blurred really well done.
In my humble opinion, a shot that conveys a very engaging atmosphere. Congratulations! Vincenzo

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sent on March 30, 2014 (12:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

the idea of ??fuzzy is not wrong, is the realization that unfortunately penalizes the photo. only that others continue to turn a blind eye and say that it is blurred beautiful, well-made, successful ... and with similar comments it is difficult to improve

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sent on March 30, 2014 (15:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I do not want to take the defense of Luke
much less answer for him
but you Egix90 I wish I could express my opinion (since last counter of course).
The picture is not perfect, and this we have already pointed out, but in the end what is?
There are photos that need to be technically perfect, photo business that must meet very specific fees, often requested by the customer .... then there are pictures which although not technically perfect, can express a lot more, but much much more.
The art, which is photography, and often expresses a personal vision of the artist, his state of mind, or a particular scene, which if taken out of context, does not communicate what it is designed, or enhances the theme.
The photo in question, mayr reiterating improvability whole, although subjective, exactly mirrors the theme of the environment, and for those who could not attend the event, inform question of Impressionism.
This style or technique, emphasizes its uniqueness propio exaltation of color, and not in detail, pulling the plans and then the various actors in the scene's very own with the difference of the colors themselves.
Soft focus effect made in this context, I think it is more than acceptable, especially if the photo conveys an emotion proposal, and here I believe that the many views expressed are already a confirmation, even if you define them "not true" for the purposes of a improvement to which the artist should undergo.
In conclusion, the maf was certainly improve (on the face), but that the PP penalizes the image
I feel really exaggerated.

Always the last counter, that of donkeys
and with sympathy
a greeting
Alexander

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sent on March 30, 2014 (16:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I thank Victor Scatolini and Enzotto76 and Fabale for the appreciation and Egix90 for your time.
In this regard, I would say that the shot is certainly a perspective view of my interpretation of the event at which I was present,
maybe I should accompany the photo with the caption in two lines although I think that the photograph should communicate regardless alone, and if he does not apparently the photographer has failed the goal, I could put it into photo art but it seemed excessive.
Egix90 there are technical defects and in this respect is more than perfectible and if you noticed that you were right to say,
that being said I believe that a picture can have multiple interpretations and is perhaps the emotional aspect that struck the other photographers who have commented.
I would not go for thator mail and wants nothing but positive comments, I invite everyone to express themselves in liberty.
Do not ever have recourse to artifice software (this is the first time I do it, but as stated before I saw the theme of the event are granted a license to do so)
To be fair I post here the raw crude




Regards, Luke

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sent on March 30, 2014 (17:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@ Fabale, I have not the slightest considered the artistic aspect of the photo, or its various interpretations, but I have expressed an opinion from a purely technical point of view. And we must stop always leave in the background the technical aspect, at whatever level you enjoy photography. The technique is as important as the artistic aspect, because it is the technique that brings out the art from the things and people. And then plan even with the use of words like "art" and "artist", nowadays being an artist is as easy as drinking a glass of water, even the artists studied and improved, with the only emotions camperebbero little. That said, I reiterate that mine was just a comment on the technical aspect, and that the fuzzy was not well done, which is not a crime, no one "is born learned" and that is whythat posting their photos on a forum, to receive tips and suggestions for improvement. But if you continue to make compliments for a blurred effect misapplied (which I repeat for the second time, ideally it is also fair, technically a bit 'less, but it is not a fault), we get the opposite effect.

@ Luke, you do well to accept criticism, especially when motivated and well-founded, almost like I do (when you have to read the opinions of a movie or a book goes to look for the negative ones, even if they are in the minority:-D)
do not be like so many others here on the forum that the first negative criticism (but constructive) immediately throw the sull'artistico, choice and personal taste ("I like that!" wow!), so easy, we are all capable. Returning to the photo in question: the background is sincerely, Of his already very blurred, certainly not the two people behind the detachment of the plans would have been more pronounced, but not knowing the relationship between the parties, I do not know if you have them included in the frame by choice or by necessity. What you should do, even if it takes a long time in general, especially when the subject has to be isolated jagged edges, is to select the subject as precisely as possible, invert the selection and only then apply the fuzzy, that thereby not going to affect the non-selected, avoiding the "enlarge" the contours.

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sent on March 30, 2014 (18:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Egix90, I have no special ability 'technical or special skills' such as to be hypercritical (alas' ..).
I agree with you when you say: "... It must stop always leave the second floor in the technical aspect, at whatever level you enjoy photography. Technique is as important as the artistic aspect, because it is the technique that is brings out the art from the things and people ... "
Let me note, in my humble opinion, that perhaps the tone that you used were a little '"sharp."
not even imagine what would you say of my shots :)
personally, I'm not convinced that a critical forum to improve you auti: it takes someone who, in the field, and after "board" give you advice ... otherwise, unless a strong experience and baggage, and ' In my opinion, more 'complicated ...
Obviously, this does not mean that we can not give an opinion other than "WOW"!
good evening to all.
V

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sent on March 30, 2014 (19:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

you know, I'm headed, but I try to avoid beating around the bush and get straight to the point, and this can sometimes go in a negative way. Also you are right, a critique on the forum does not help you to improve, but it is the set of criticisms, some tips, suggestions and more to help you improve. deal personally with someone more experienced for sure can speed up their growth, but the good thing about forums is that you can have multiple entries that are involved, the more points of view.
not even imagine what would you say of my shots :)
you could respond with a famous quote from Fred, but I avoid:-D:-D jokes aside, I like to help out if I can :-)

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sent on March 30, 2014 (22:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Given the fact that the technique must know, the rules need to know them for future
break even (no one here has claimed otherwise) I would say! if it is true that ques'tultima always passes into the background because it throws on the artistic side or "but I like it this way" sometimes it does and who does not want to deal closes, are not among them, who knows me knows , Yes it is true and I believe in other force majeure that the vast majority of the criticism is limited to the technical sphere, which, I repeat it is important, indeed crucial, but it can not be absolute. For example, I have not ever read a critique on the photo that is on the "snapshot" of the type (but what did you want to communicate? Do not understand, What is the subject of your photo? Etc.)
It's just a reflection,without any controversy that I felt to externalize

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sent on March 31, 2014 (21:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The gorgeous coloring of this image associated with a progressive gradient really nice. :-)

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sent on March 31, 2014 (21:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Glad you like it Raffaele, thanks :-)
Hello
Luca

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sent on April 02, 2014 (14:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

give a non-technical reading of the picture is not simple, because it is an event, as I understand it, with themed Impressionism. what is immediately evident is definitely the dress of the girl in the foreground and the gentlemen in the background, and also their expression. colors also play an important role, with the flowers red and orange very evident, that give a touch of liveliness to the scene. perhaps, and return here on technique but more directed to the meaning of the photo, shot wider and with more breath, the picture would make it more readable, placing the girl and the men behind him in a wider context

avatarjunior
sent on April 02, 2014 (14:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Perhaps, extending the scene, the context would not have had the same "yield" because trivial or distracting elements. Not always in a position (or you are able / fortuati) to have the ideal set ...

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sent on April 03, 2014 (12:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

However, I like the idea of ??the desaturation of the background! Great eventually find very pleasant, combined with a special compound. Agree with Enzotto about the thought of the perfect set! ;-) Greetings!

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sent on April 03, 2014 (12:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

the fact of the ideal set is something of a truism infinite

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sent on April 03, 2014 (13:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)


What is really important to you when you look at a photograph?
You who read me right now you have a sense of your own aesthetic: you have your favorite ice cream flavor, your favorite hairstyle, your own sense of order? and so on!
And so it is for photography and art in general: your eye lingers on an image and immediately, without so much as you know it, you think "Wow, I like it!" or "No, I do not like it at all."
The aesthetic judgment, in fact, is always immediate.

There are those who will stop at this first hearing without adding anything else, getting excited or less in front of a photograph; there are those, however, continues in a thorough investigation and trying to figure out how it was taken, how many ISO, which with obiective if and how much has been retouched.

Why?

Who asks these questions is often already a photography enthusiast: see a picture and try to figure out how it was taken and postprodotta helps to "test" their knowledge and, almost always, to get ideas to improve their work; In this, the circulation of photographs online is really a great school and is a field of confrontation without equal (and that's why it's nice to go to exhibitions: be able to see the photographs of the great masters up close is a unique opportunity!).

And here comes the catch frequently: the objection.
The objection is relentless, arrives without warning, he strikes like a final judgment and leaves scampo to peaceful dialogue; "X is better and there's nothing you can overcome it" (where X is a brand to your liking), or "Down with the digital / no to the film," rather than "It is absolutely forbidden postprodurre." The list is long; who has never deployed to one side or the other?
Have their own preferences is an unassailable right and it is right to keep them tight, but when we compare it to you-for-you on a topic of common interest, why not try to understand the choices of our party, from the equipment to ' framing, the editing level?

Photography has as much to do with technique than with the pure feeling of one who has taken; is often hidden behind a photograph (and even not so!) the personality & agravand; who presents it. Skill, experience, ability to seize the moment, message, knowledge of the medium, sense of composition: these are all ingredients that contribute to the success of a shot? and should be considered carefully dosed and
I'll be back to my original question: "What is really important to me?"
The answer I usually do by keen photographer is one, and only one: "I like" or "I do not like"; the way in which a photo was taken can help me to improve my skills, or, more simply, to understand better the photograph itself? For example, if it was taken in low light conditions and the result is good, then more will appreciate the skill of the photographer, or the sensor of his car fotogRafica ;)

Photography is born at the end of the nineteenth century fighting against criticism of the artists that while branding to be the handmaid of the arts (Baudelaire), which accused the photographers of the painters only be missed when not pointing their finger on the mechanical nature of the instrument according to them, they lowered the artistry.

Many decades later, I sometimes get the impression that the '"photographer's eye" is still mistreated by those who makes the photograph, in the name of a technique that is invoked as a J'accuse that leaves no way a judgment that is simply aesthetic.
(Article by Gloria - Professional Photography)

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sent on April 10, 2014 (2:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@ Egix90, thanks for reading extra photo technique, the event is concerned the theme of Impressionism. On the broader framing I agree with you, but the reason why I was especially tight and appeal are also blurred the software is that the set was not clean, there were spectators, photographers and other anthropogenic elements clashing with modern subjects and the theme. The real difficulty in this event was this, so I tried to play more shots on narrow aperture fully open, even though so many shots I played good MAF:-D

@ Enzotto76, it was just the fear of disturbing elements including the one I had ;-), thanks to the passage!

@ Fulvio Gioria, glad you enjoyed also the partial desaturation of sfondo ;-)

@ Fabale, thanks for bringing these reflections, as share ;-)

Hello to all
Luca

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sent on February 17, 2015 (21:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Very nice!
Congratulations

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sent on February 20, 2015 (4:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Grazi Gibaio, glad you liked it:-)
Greetings, Luca

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sent on February 20, 2020 (6:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

very big picture a greeting ernesto


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