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The Trans-Siberian Railway in Italy sent on March 23, 2014 (22:42) by Francesco Iafelice. 91 comments, 8159 views.

, 1/5000 f/1.6, ISO 50, hand held. Parco Nazionale Abruzzo, Lazio e Molise, Italy.

La ferrovia Carpinone(IS) - Sulmona e' detta anche "La Transiberiana d'Italia"- Completata nel 1897, e' la piu' alta ferrovia d'Italia, dopo il Brennero; il suo percorso tra le montagne abruzzesi-molisane. Da alcuni anni non piu' come tratta regolare, ma utilizzata soltanto per escursioni turistiche. Emozionante d'inverno per i paesaggi che mostra, innevati. #MagicoSfocato #Bokeh #FuocoSelettivo #Abbandono

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user24002

sent on March 24, 2014 (19:57)

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Bel Bokeh, con il 50mm.
Ciao Sorriso

Nice bokeh with the 50mm.
Hello :-)

Francesco Iafelice

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:05)

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grazie Boccio
questo 50 mi soddisfa alquanto
felice ti abbia colpito ;-)

thanks Boccio
50 this satisfies me quite
happy you've hit ;-)

Lui_gi

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:19)

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Mi pace, delicatamente malinconica.

I am peace, gently melancholic.

Francesco Iafelice

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:20)

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grazie per la condivisione Lui_gi ;-)

ciao e a presto
Franco

Lui_gi thanks for sharing ;-)
hello and see you soon
Free

Joseb

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:28)

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Quanti ricordi sulla "transiberiana" PE-NA.... per me, il tuo è uno splendido scatto "evocativo": grazie !

Se ti interessano altre linee in disuso: Sangritana a Castel Frentano (CH), una vecchia stazione con vagoni in abbandono (peccato che recentemente siano stati sigillati per motivi di sicurezza....).
Buona luce !!!
Pino Sebastiani

How many memories of the "Siberian" PE-NA .... for me, yours is a wonderful shot "evocative" thank you!

If you are interested in other lines into disuse: Sangritana in Castel Frentano (CH), an old station wagons abandoned (too bad that recently have been sealed for security reasons ....).
Good light!
Pine Sebastiani

Michela Checchetto

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:34)

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Ottimi sia il PDR che la PDC con la conseguente suggestiva resa dello sfocato.
Bravo Franco! :-P

Cari saluti
Michela

P.S.: per caso hai provato anche un b/n ben contrastato? ;-)

Great is the PDR that the PDC resulting in impressive yield of focus.
Bravo Franco! :-P
Best wishes
Michela

PS: If you've tried a B / W high contrast? ;-)

Francesco Iafelice

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:34)

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grazie a te Joseb per la condivisione e le dritte sui "documenti" ormai storici
faro' un giretto sul web per un tema da sviluppare
-buon proseguimento di serata
Franco ;-)

thank you for sharing Joseb and straight on 'documents' now historic
lighthouse 'a ride on the web for a topic to be developed
-Enjoy the rest of the evening
Franco ;-)

Francesco Iafelice

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:35)

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grazie anche a te Michela
" per caso hai provato anche un b/n ben contrastato"
no
ma provo subito ;-)

d'altronde siamo qui per questo MrGreen

a presto e ciao

thanks to you Michela

“ If you've tried for a B / W high contrast „

no
but now I try ;-)
moreover, we are here for this:-D ;-)
hello and see you soon

Franco Buffalmano

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:44)

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Buona sera, Franco(ia) da Campobasso! La fotografia per me si completa, quando si collega alla poesia! Eccoti F. De Andrè " Quello che non ho è quello che mi manca./ Quello che non ho è un treno arrugginito/ che mi riporti indietro da dove son partito." ---Ciao.
Franko FB-

Good evening, Franco (ia) from Campobasso! Photography for me is complete, when you connect to poetry! Here F. De Andrè "What I did is what I miss. / What we do not have is a rusty train / take me back to where I started." --- Hello.
Franko FB-

Francesco Iafelice

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:47)

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ma allora sei un poeta - fotografo o un fotografo - poeta? Eeeek!!!

adesso spiegaci l'arcano MrGreen

cmq mi sento di dirti che sei un grande come fotografo e un grande come poeta
un utente che se non ci fosse si dovrebbe inventare
ciao Franko
sempre graditi i tuoi passaggi(qui sei parte interessata da buon abruzzese)
grande De Andre' - grande citazione

but then you're a poet - photographer or a photographer - poet? wow!
Now explain to us the mystery:-D
cm ² I would like to tell you that you're a great photographer and a great poet as
a user if there was it would have to invent
Hello Franko
We welcome your steps (here are part affected by good Abruzzo)
great De Andre '- great quote

Michela Checchetto

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:49)

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....magari ho suggerito una sciocchezza MrGreen

ma....se hai voglia di verificarlo sono contenta e ti ringrazio tanto! ;-)

M.

I suggested maybe a trifle ....:-D .... but if you want to check it out I'm happy and I thank you so much! ;-)
M.

Francesco Iafelice

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:51)

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penso che il forum serva anche e soprattutto a questo
non dobbiamo fermarci alle nostre visioni/convinzioni ma confrontarci per una crescita in campo fotografico.
faro' la prova e la inseriro' qui in commento(con l'occasione taglio pure i fili come suggerito da Lauro > alias Elleemme)
ciaooooo ;-)

I think that this forum will serve also and especially in this
we must not stop our visions / beliefs but to confront a growth in the field of photography.
lighthouse 'test and reinserting' comment here (with the opportunity to cut the wires as well as suggested by Lauro> alias ElleEmme)
ciaooooo ;-)

Giuseppe Guadagno

sent on March 24, 2014 (20:57)

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Franco, considerata la straordinaria profondità di questa immagine, credo che la ferrovia potrebbe arrivare fino alla penisola della Kamchatka (è una parola con un suono che mi piace molto!). Sei stato bravissimo.
Ancora ciao, Giuseppe.

Frankly, given the extraordinary depth of this picture, I think that the railroad could reach the peninsula of Kamchatka (it's a word with a sound that I really like!). You were great.
Hello again, Joseph.

Francesco Iafelice

sent on March 24, 2014 (21:01)

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ciao Giuseppe
mi fa piacere questo "sfogo" alla fantasia
bello quando un'immagine ti porta oltre.
Sono felice per questo
grazie ;-)

hello Joseph
I'm glad this "vent" to the imagination
nice when an image takes you over.
I'm happy for this
thanks ;-)

Franco Buffalmano

sent on March 24, 2014 (21:10)

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Messer Franko da Campobasso, come da mio omonimo nel Decamerone...ebbene asserisco..sono un buontempone. La mia fidanzatina di Viareggio mi chiamava "Vecchio saggio" MrGreen

mi presento a suo zio pittore in cenacolo artistico. L'arte mi piaceva, ma anche la sua giovane nipote ;-)

Ho sempre amato le donne (mia moglie non viene a leggere) MrGreen

Scusa ( anche agli amici) sono uscito fuori tema....ma non si può sempre parlare di pipi e diaframmi! Buona serata!
Franco FB-

M. Franko from Campobasso, as my namesake in the Decameron ... well .. I assert are a joker. My girlfriend called me Viareggio "Wise Old Man":-D I come to her uncle painter in artistic coterie. The art I liked, but his young nephew ;-) I've always loved women (my wife is not reading):-D I'm sorry (even friends) I came off topic .... but you can not always talk about pee and diaphragms! Good evening!
Franco-FB

Francesco Iafelice

sent on March 24, 2014 (21:21)

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come suggerito da Michela
inserisco la mia versione in b&w(rifilati i fili come suggerito da Lauro e tolto un puntino bianco sul binario di dx come ho notato io MrGreen

)
spero piaccia

as suggested by Michela
I put my version in b & w (trimmed the wires as suggested by Lauro and removed a white dot on the right track as I've noticed:-D)
I hope you like

Francesco Iafelice

sent on March 24, 2014 (21:23)

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" Ho sempre amato le donne " grande
" sono uscito fuori tema" figurati MrGreen

" non si può sempre parlare di pipi e diaframmi" giusto :-P

tutta la mia comprensione ;-)

“ I've always loved women „

great

“ I went off topic „

I figured:-D

“ you can not always talk about pee and diaphragms „

right:-P
My sympathies ;-)

Michela Checchetto

sent on March 24, 2014 (21:28)

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Sai che ti dico caro Franco? ;-)

La versione in b/n che hai realizzato mi piace MOLTO!!!!
Credo renda maggiormente una sorta di sensazione di "atemporalità".
Grazie per avermi accontentata!!!
In ogni caso sei tu quello che deve esprimere la sua preferenza: la foto è la tua ;-)

Rinnovo i complimenti....ora doppi!!!
Salutoni :-P

Michela

You know what dear Franco? ;-)
The version b / w you made me like it VERY MUCH!!
I believe render more a kind of feeling of "timelessness".
Thanks for letting me satisfied!
In any case, you're the one who needs to express his preference: the photo is your own ;-)
Once again, congratulations .... now double!
Salutoni:-P
Michela

Francesco Iafelice

sent on March 24, 2014 (21:47)

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" Rinnovo i complimenti....ora doppi"
allora sono doppiamente felice MrGreen

devo dire che forse la morte sua(nostra espressione dialettale MrGreen

) e' il bianco e nero, piu' in tema.
A questo punto non saprei decidere
lascio agli amici
ciao e grazie a te per il suggerimento ;-)

“ Once again, congratulations .... now double „

then I'm doubly happy:-D:-P
I have to say that perhaps his death (our dialect:-D) and 'black and white, more' on topic.
At this point I could not decide
I leave to friends
hello and thank you for the tip ;-)

Simona Loredana

sent on March 24, 2014 (22:54)

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Sono entrambe bellissime, ma la versione in bianco e nero è molto più suggestiva ;-)

, sai che ti dico..me gusta mucho MrGreen

Buona settimana e buone foto, un carissimo saluto..notte :-P

They are both beautiful, but the version in black and white is much more impressive ;-), you know what .. me gusta mucho:-D ;-)
Good week and good photos, a dear greeting night ..:-P

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