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Niagara Lavacchiello sent on October 13, 2015 (19:16) by StefanoMoretti. 28 comments, 4028 views.

at 17mm, 1.3 sec f/14.0, ISO 100, tripod. Cascate del Lavacchiello, Italy.

Era tanto che volevo andarci e Domenica mattina finalmente sono riuscito a vedere le splendide Cascate del Lavacchiello. Un grosso grazie Andrea per la compagnia, le chiacchere e il supporto. Non credo di avere sfruttato al meglio la situazione che abbiamo trovato (tanta acqua e splendidi colori) ma una bella cartolina ricordo la ho portata a casa. #Waterfalls #autunno #Cascate #lavacchiello #LungheEsposizioni

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StefanoMoretti

sent on October 14, 2015 (21:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you for the passage and the comment: Roberto, Enrico, Nick1979, Charles, Timk2, Massimiliano, Eric, Eosalex, Sergio, Fabrice, Roberto, Diamante_P, Michele, Bal, Catherine, Maximus, Julian, Vittorio and Stefano. :-)

Eosalex: We did that path, we drove in to the socket High Ligonchio and then following the path 635 (marked by signs as difficult path to EE exposed stretches and dangerous) we arrived in about half an hour to the falls.

Roberto Giancristoforo: I put to soak the stand, at that point the water turns right and so 'you can give the impression of being inside, I after "quarreled" with a wet rock just arrived I preferred to avoid other Threads: -D

Michele Poma: Where we wanted to get there? There are various ways to reach them from what I know and where we started we were well marked (consider that for me 'was the first time but who accompanied me there was already' status)

Bal: A Ligonchio, common Reggiano Apennines, in the National Park of the Apennines.

Caterina: Closing not really like it either, but I did not want to crop the photo; next time I'll be able to go there'll be a lot more careful in the composition. For the distortion I had not noticed more 'from time, now comparing it with photos of Andrea and I have to say that' really obvious, try 'to remedy :-(

Massimo: This time Caterina are anticipated -D As mentionedthe phone was my first time and the time constraints and other factors have led me to make some mistakes that surely will not repeat next time, hoping to find this beautiful conditions: low light, colorful leaves still on the trees and a good amount of ' water considering the time and maybe go together 8-) As for the kit I can not complain, the 6D and 'a faithful comrade and 16/35 F4 is giving me great satisfaction, if propio I must say I envy what Andrea and 'its capacity' / skill in making great pictures in any situation, they are landscapes or other people. ;-)

Giuliano: As mentioned above for the distortion :-)

Thank you all, are always welcome suggestions, recommendations and criticism that will help to grow and improve.

Vi ringrazio per il passaggio e il commento: Roberto, Enrico, Nick1979, Carlo, Timk2, Massimiliano, Eric, Eosalex, Sergio, Fabrice, Roberto, Diamante_P, Michele, Bal, Caterina, Massimo, Giuliano, Vittorio e Stefano. Sorriso

@Eosalex: non abbiamo fatto quel sentiero, noi siamo arrivati in macchina fino alla Presa Alta di Ligonchio e poi seguendo il sentiero 635 (segnalato dai cartelli come sentiero difficile EE per tratti esposti e pericolosi) siamo arrivati in circa mezzora alle cascate.

@Roberto Giancristoforo: ho messo a mollo il cavalletto, in quel punto l'acqua devia verso destra e cosi' si riesce a dare l'idea di esserci dentro, io dopo aver "litigato" con una roccia bagnata appena arrivati ho preferito evitare altre discussioni MrGreen

@Michele Poma: da dove ci volevi arrivare? Ci sono vari modi per raggiungerle da quello che so e da dove siamo partiti noi erano ben segnalate (considera che per me' era la prima volta ma chi mi accompagnava ci era gia' stato)

@Bal: A Ligonchio, comune dell'Appennino Reggiano, nel Parco Nazionale dell'Appennino Tosco-Emiliano.

@Caterina: la chiusura non piace molto neanche a me, ma non volevo ritagliare la foto; la prossima volta che riuscirò ad andarci starò molto più attento nella composizione. Per la distorsione io non ci avevo fatto caso più' di tanto, adesso confrontandola con le foto di Andrea devo dire che e' veramente evidente, provero' a rimediare Triste

@Massimo: stavolta Caterina ti ha anticipato MrGreen

Come detto al telefono era la mia prima volta e i tempi stretti e altri fattori mi hanno portato a fare alcuni errori che sicuramente non ripeterò la prossima volta, sperando di ritrovare questa bella condizione: poca luce, le foglie colorate ancora sugli alberi e una buona quantità d'acqua considerando il periodo e magari di andarci insieme Cool

Per quanto riguarda il corredo non mi posso lamentare, la 6D e' una fida compagna e il 16/35 F4 mi sta regalando belle soddisfazioni, se propio devo dire cosa invidio ad Andrea e' la sua capacita'/bravura nel fare splendide foto in qualsiasi situazione, che siano paesaggi persone o altro. ;-)

@Giuliano: come detto sopra per la distorsione Sorriso

Grazie a tutti, sono sempre graditi suggerimenti, consigli e critiche che possano aiutare a crescere e migliorarsi.
Un saluto, Stefano

Nicola De Crecchio

sent on October 14, 2015 (21:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful atmosphere, the PDR and colors. I agree with the problem of distortion on the falling lines of plants.

Michele Poma

sent on October 14, 2015 (22:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Stephen, I arrived at the airstrip helicopters, I followed the right path, but instead of reporting ..... turn left, not having seen anything, I went straight over the dam Enel wrong. The first indication is c but then I saw nothing completely

Luca Monego

sent on October 15, 2015 (8:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Gorgeous
Compliments

Greetings
Luca

Luigi Scafati

sent on October 15, 2015 (8:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful! Compliments!

Gabriele Prato

sent on October 15, 2015 (19:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I really like it!! Beautiful colors, beautiful composition, lovely place .. kudos Stefano !!

hello, Gabri

Kiki74

sent on October 15, 2015 (20:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

hello and 'also true that on a valley so' slope, maybe the trees are not perfectly straight but tend towards the void ... and then some can hang a bit '
I really like the picture .... and 'a detail that I think does not bother you at all :-)

StefanoMoretti

sent on October 15, 2015 (23:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you so much the passage Nicholas, Luke, Ippei75, Gabriel and Kiki74 :-)

Michele But you started from the path at the beginning of the country near the fountain Scodellino?

@ Kiki74: distortion there 'and it shows unfortunately, if I can reduce it so much the better, otherwise the image I really like even so, the next time I'll definitely much more careful to compose.

Greetings, Stefano.

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