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make does lin sent on May 23, 2013 (14:45) by Roberto Marini. 136 comments, 21212 views.  [editors pick]

, 1/20 f/13.0, ISO 200, tripod. Montevecchia e Valle del Curone, Italy. Specie: Melitaea didyma

posatoio ricercato, plamp, panellino bianco, flash di schiarita. mi ricorda la bandiera del giappone ed è per questo che ho giocato sul titolo " FAR FA LIN" #Papaveri



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sent on June 09, 2013 (15:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

thanks to all for your intervention.
I want to clarify that they are not hiding and I have no problem to answer perches researched and Plamp means that the scene was built to my liking. This scene does not mean that one prepares touching the insect with your hands (quite cruel). the rest I've never seen anyone to make such a gesture not only among those who frequent the Curone Park, but also among all those I have attended outside the region. said that in the second post this photo I also told him that morning with the stress on other shots I made butterfly watching and they all have the proboscis in the same way. however, if Danvigo would come one morning to curone I am very pleased I have never eaten anybody, so see how I transfer the butterflies from a perch to another without the need to touch them. I hope I have said everything and still remains for me assolUTO respect of all nature but also of people. a greeting and thanks roberto

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sent on June 09, 2013 (16:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Well at least got an answer and although I still keep many doubts about the procedure, for me to continue to be staged and nothing else, there are hundreds of examples of amazing photos made in the field without resorting to shenanigans, then if you prefer hollywood style should at least post them in a different category from the macro, but this is my personal opinion.
@ Maxspin my ego feeds on EP unlike that of many others, I do not envy, and I do not need to raise controversy to satisfy my pride hurt by the absence of EP, to be honest I brush, I do everything in life according to the rules that I do, including photography, then the veiled reference to the sender (not too much) sense of belittling others just because you do not conform to the style that is the most popular on this forum, in this way, however, proves you do not understand nothing of the matter at the center of my intervento (and that of others)

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sent on June 09, 2013 (17:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@ David Rose: perfect, you've made that perfectly clear your concept, you do not appreciate pictures'' Hollywood''. This was from the beginning that your point of view then compared to 100%. The various subtleties of spiro trumpet or anything else let them lose then and now your opinion on what you see as you did this in your last post. With these last lines of your gates and ask any uncertainty tones on a respectable point of view. I allowed myself to obey your galleries because for me it speaks only the photo in a forum and not the author. They reflect very well what you say and then confirming with what they portray your point of view spontaneously forever. I add only that, my humble opinion, photography is light writing that each of us plays as he sees fit. One's self is then reproduced in a picture always and exclusively personal. The fact that por is constructed, spontaneous or full of originality you can open a debate very long and that it would also establish a yardstick very interesting to determine if a photo is'' good'' or not. The fact that such photos should be placed in a separate section I disagree, the picture was taken in a natural environment where flowers (poppy) and butterflies coexist. Many of the photos you see also in section birds are? 'Built'' but that remains their most appropriate section. If you think about it also? 'Portrait'' can not be only and always spontaneity or a moment caught, sometimes even here?' Character'' of the photographer ela handling of the subject is perceived and rightly so.
Finally, I am not the person who takes part in these discussions for sminuire the work of others, in my long stay in the forum I sent what I know of macro photography and many without ever asking anything in return then, in this sense, unfortunately even you do not hit your target.
A greeting.
Max

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sent on June 09, 2013 (18:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Last Post (at least for me): no intention to belittle anyone.
No intention to join the large group to Curone; exits in two, walking, is observed and there is little talk, nothing phones to call friends to announce a "capture". In fact I think that I will try other less popular destinations. The last time I was there (not yesterday) while trying to photograph a butterfly a guy asked us, screaming from 100m away, if we had found something (!). After having made a phone call 10 minutes in a loud voice and being picked up by a farmer because he had entered a closed camp, as soon as we moved away from the butterfly crashed on the same bush ... I do not queue when I go out for photos. I just have one in the car during the week.

I would say that everyone will continue to do what he believesand as they wish.
Greetings
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avatarsenior
sent on June 09, 2013 (18:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

What startles me and that it be given this sort of trophy is always the split that I post photos stracostruite strasmanettate and then to the PC from tan to not distinguish between them more (landscape and macro more than anything else) then Landscapes are really sickly in their sameness. There are many more photos of users really very good (I do not speak to me because I do not live) that I should be recognized as having their own merits and instead pass virtually unnoticed. All here. With this I close the speech also because I am not sure to decide the editorial policy of this site. Greetings

avatarsenior
sent on June 09, 2013 (18:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Dear Gilberto one of these rules and that no animals are handled and watering at will. Insects breathe through tracheae then placed on the body and communicating with the outside then nebulizzarli not think it's a genius. With a butterfly okay stops exhausted and shoot moi Next so proud and which will touch on other animals? Closed on speech

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sent on June 09, 2013 (18:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

All in all they were asked for clarification on the basis of doubt and sufficiently important. This is a forum and posting photos to exchange views. However I did not think Roberto Marini, who has a lot of respect on my part for the quality and beauty of his images, it replicates in person to the questions asked. I seemed to catch a glimpse of envy and even less desire to discredit. I appreciate the annoyance expressed by Maxspin, in defense of a friend, to the post and questions expressed but esteem as a person, just by virtue of what I believe is his own good, I would not have intervened in as Advocate. Same goes for Juza, which did not go beyond the assumptions. To be honest, I happen to answer, without waiting in person to all the questions posted. Otherwise you might as well ask for the removal from the forum. Friendliness. A greeting.

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sent on June 09, 2013 (19:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I have read the discussion now and I can guarantee that Roberto has always respected and handled with extreme care the subjects photographed, I say this having had the good fortune to go out several times with him and several other members of the forum.

avataradmin
sent on June 09, 2013 (19:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I recommend to keep the discussion on cordial tones ... can be an interesting comparison, but it should never become a personal confrontation ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on June 09, 2013 (20:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I must express my sympathy for the poor butterfly, I too have been to the park to photograph the Curone about a month ago and I was able to see the techniques that capture the group fomato by Roberto, Max, Free Spirit, Guz , Gilberto etc.etc. has in place in order to perform those beautiful pictures that are posted.
I had never seen macrofotografi chase uphill, up and down 'the cliffs, jumping in the foot' of the rows of vines, streams and bushes holding a blade of grass and the fluttering moths photogenic for the sole purpose of placing on the fly the roost under their paws. Never had admired a technique that involves the physical prowess! You should see them at work!
The butterfly has the proboscis pulled out? ..... Let me see you forced to fly wildly to escape such atletismi, if there ends his tongue hanging out! :-D:-D:-D

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sent on June 09, 2013 (21:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Max57, you are a great. All my admiration. A greeting.

avatarsenior
sent on June 09, 2013 (21:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Danvigo
The last time I was there (not yesterday)


I can only add that yesterday morning (June 8, 2013) have started from the parking lot to go home at 10:45 or so,


there is something that bothers me, but you've been there yesterday or the last time? because at this point I have a doubt arises.

I speak because I was quoted by Max57 good that is "part" of the "circle" of friends and then absolutely impartial on its Harty but essential description of what happens during our outings, we are not sure it even executioners and the park is one scannatoio of butterflies, on the technique of how these things happen it is widely spoken, and also how they move, the thing that I will only say that finch and & eserious, you do not create any harm to anyone of them do not think I need the devil's advocate on duty who brancando a sword will sing praise for the umpteenth time to defend the world from the attacks who photographer by passion, we could stay here for hours and hours discussing the various techniques in use, but the most important thing and that once finished the fun patterns or models and photographers each one come back from where I came from, and I can guarantee that the subjects once finished Bugling our passion to return Liberamete fly.
This is not to defend anyone or belittle other people's thoughts, I only say that those who suggested: next time, however, instead of firing useless enough judgments to come to see for themselves I think is the wisest advice that you could express, it is useless to go home and from behind a keyboard discredit the photos makes in respect of all there & ograve; around us.
having said that I extend cordial greetings
"Direction":-D



I forgot my ritual phrase:

YOU AGAIN?? :-D
Hello Roby ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on June 09, 2013 (21:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Not being able to start .... more! :-D:-D

avatarsenior
sent on June 09, 2013 (21:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

here I am:-D that sucks you still roby:-D ... okay congratulations:-D. but I am speaking because Mr. Danvigo quoted me
posted June 9, 2013 12:03


A few weeks ago I asked another author of EP (similar situation) what he meant by saying that "at 11 he had to stop photographing because the wind had risen." Before seeing the system used, naively, I asked how it was possible to photograph at 11 (how did I get up at dawn and maximum stop at 9?). I was told that with experience and working in the shadow was possible.
www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?t=418137&show2=&srt=mcommento&a
Let us admit that the subject has been taken from the meadow at sunrise, taken in the shade and that the day is chilly, how long the rugiadto? An hour? An hour and a half? But then you will not need to return to moisten the subject before he leaves? How many times? Up to 11?
I also do not know the harmfulness of the system, but it certainly seems invasive. A subject so stressed it will not be a subject very vulnerable, that you have not had for most of the morning and by now exhausted may end up easy prey for birds or other?
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I was hoping that I clarified but maybe so 'is not, or rather are certain to have been accurate in the explanation but perhaps it is better to repeat:

First, I am less tolerant of those who preceded it. The forum is free and anyone can 'express their views freely; there' to say that even in freedom and democrazia there are rules. Mr. Danvigo has uploaded a single photo and no shooting data and any useful comment to report something that never lacks in all my shots. ;-). I live in the province of praise and shooting in question is made on the shores of adda in a very wet unlike the curone that is very dry. I challenge Mr. Danvigo to come at locations bocchi and see how the grass is wet in the shade even at noon (except perhaps on August 15). Mr. Danvigo says that butterflies have antennae are wet. Call Mr. Danvigo to cover my picture and you will see that only the butterfly has left the antennas because it found after wet grass in the shade ;-). Having said that you can 'expatiate at length on the naturalness or otherwise of these photos. For I have my galleries I called them for over a month so all "macro natural still life" or the macro shooting,natural (respected subjects, live, etc etc) but as with still life scene costuita (perches etc.). I admire those who can portray perfectly without the use of Plamp or other butterflies but compared with those using other techniques.

I agree on the allocation instead of the editor's pick. I got 4 and I have too many in my opinion. should be given more space to other authors that really deserve (I could make a list). What should be rewarded altresi 'the people in the presence of great photographs contribute to the life of the forum with constructive comments, indication of photographic techniques used etc etc unlike those who publish a single photo without even the shooting data.

Hello everyone and congratulations Roby ;-)

ps: I forgot that Mr. danvigo in another photo of Marine recommended a splash of "rujade "(inconsistency). carry his comment here:" Submitted On: 09 Giugno 2013 hours 9:28


Beautiful image, interesting point of view and not common.
The only drawback: I've seen better a splash of "dew" on the other side of the butterfly (the left for the viewer).
So it is a bit 'unnatural.

Hello "

here the link to the comment on photos [URL =] www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?t=465970&l=it

avatarsenior
sent on June 10, 2013 (8:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I was lucky enough to catch Roberto as he tries to catch a butterfly, I show you the exclusive photos, a scoop incredible:-D:-D:-D





hello
Danilo

avatarsupporter
sent on June 10, 2013 (9:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Danilo great!!

I can not wait to get to know you, you Roby has painted really well.

A salute to the spiderman forum.

avatarsenior
sent on June 10, 2013 (9:43) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

:-D:-D ahahahahah this type of thing I would have expected by Max57:-D, do not know you, but in the photo look like a very calm:-D:-D
but I see that we are surrounded by people who see things beyond the prorpio nose, and this makes me happy for a while, after all, is this the right spirit or not? :-P

avatarmoderator
sent on June 10, 2013 (10:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Composition sought, colors, cut, maf, blurred and clarity to the top! ;-)

So far I have never intervened but I have carefully followed all the actions that I believe in good faith.
Has developed an interesting discussion on the techniques and the respect of the subjects that perhaps deserved to have its proper place by opening a specific topic. Thank you anyway Roberto Marini for accepting that his topic became a container to focus attention on the various photographic approaches in Macro.

In my childhood I always stood out 3 ways to run a macro outside (outdoor) with live subjects (the subjects I think they are dead still life 100%):
- "Macro natural" where the photographer intervenes only with Plamp to the need to counter the gusts of wind (so no shifts in PosatF>
For personal choice I practice only the first approach.

Hello and how I always write .... good light with little wind, laurel


avatarsenior
sent on June 10, 2013 (10:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

ahahahahah this type of thing I would have expected from Max57

I'm going through a period of absolute seriousness'! :-D:-D

avatarsenior
sent on June 10, 2013 (10:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I'm going through a period of absolute seriousness'!

seeeeeeeeee ....... even your avatar has grown into her nose .... :-D:-D




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