Cactus flower winter, page 2

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Cactus flower winter sent on December 10, 2013 (16:53) by Giuseppe Guadagno. 25 comments, 1902 views.

, 1/4 f/22.0, ISO 200, tripod.

La Rhipsalis è una cactacea originaria delle foreste tropicali americane, dove fiorisce a novembre e dicembre; così continua a fare anche qui nonostante il freddo. Solo le foglie lo soffrono diventando scure e rosse, con mio piacere. Da molti anni resiste e si sviluppa in una parte protetta del portico di casa. E' il fiore più traslucido che io conosca.

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Carlo Cozzutti

sent on December 15, 2013 (19:25)

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Riesci sempre a stupire !! Ed è questa la tua forza !! Complimenti caro amico...un'altra opera d'arte. Ciao, Carlo

You always amaze! And this is your strength! Congratulations dear friend ... another work of art. Hello, Charles

Giuseppe Guadagno

sent on December 17, 2013 (23:34)

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A Teorema e Carlo: grazie infinite per i vostri gentili commenti e i complimenti.
Ciao, Giuseppe.

A theorem and Charles: thank you very much for your kind comments and compliments.
Hello, Joseph.

Gandy

sent on December 18, 2013 (8:45)

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Mamma mia sembrano candele adobbate a festa !
complimenti per la meraviglia realizzata,
buon Natale, gandy

Mamma mia adobbate candles seem to party!
compliments to the wonder created,
Merry Christmas, gandy

Pigi47

sent on December 18, 2013 (17:24)

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Innegabile la tua validità fotografica, lo si nota anche in questa immagine, ma a mio avviso penso che lo sfondo non dia risalto alla magnificenza di questo dono che la natura ha messo a nostra disposizione. In questo caso una più attenta preparazione del set avrebbe dato più lustro a questa cactacea. Oppinone personale.

Deny the validity of your camera, as can be seen in this image, but in my opinion I think that the background does not give emphasis to the magnificence of this gift that nature has placed at our disposal. In this case, a more careful preparation of the set would give more luster to this cactus. Oppinone staff.

Giuseppe Guadagno

sent on December 18, 2013 (18:14)

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Gandy grazie e Buon Natale anche a te.

Pigi, grazie per il tuo attento commento e per il consiglio che condivido totalmente. Poichè non ho un set (scatto sempre all'aperto o sul davanzale della finestra di cucina, se ho il permesso di mia moglie) ho dovuto mettere il vaso con i fiori rivolti contro il cielo, coperto di nuvole molto leggere. Esponendo spot sui petali in ombra il cielo si è sovraesposto diventando bianco. Ho dovuto ricercare un tono di luce che permettesse di ditinguere i petali bianchi senza scurire troppo il soggetto. E' stato un dosaggio fine, che mi ha dato da fare. Ti ringrazio di avermi dato l'occasione di parlarne.
Cari auguri per un sereno Natale e uno spumeggiante Nuovo Anno.

Giuseppe.

Gandy thanks and Merry Christmas to you too.

Pigi, thanks for your comment and attentive to the advice that I agree totally. Since I do not have a set (always shoot outdoors or on the windowsill of the kitchen, if I have permission from my wife) I had to put the vase with flowers directed against the sky covered with clouds very light. Exposing spots on the petals obscure the sky was becoming overexposed white. I had to search for a light tone that would allow to distinguish two white petals without darkening the subject too. It 'was a fine metering, which has given me to do. I thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk about it.
Best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a sparkling New Year.

Joseph.

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