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Hall of Squires...

Palazzina di caccia di Stupinigi

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Hall of Squires sent on September 11, 2014 (20:11) by Dantes. 5 comments, 2214 views. [retina]

at 16mm, 1/15 f/6.3, ISO 400, hand held.

La sala è decorata dal veneto Giovanni Battista Crosato e dal ferrarese Gerolamo Mengozzi Colonna con l'affresco raffigurante "Giasone e il drago alato" e, ai lati, le figure allegoriche delle "Stagioni", databili al 1733. Di Vittorio Amedeo Cignaroli sono le tredici "Vedute di caccia", ad olio su tela, databili dal 1771 al 1777: qui sono raffigurate le varie fasi della caccia al cervo sullo sfondo delle residenze reali, la stessa Palazzina di Stupinigi e il Castello di Moncalieri. Le tele sono collocate entro boiseries dipinte da Angelo Vacca con "Trofei di caccia", 1790-1791. La stagione della caccia iniziava a settembre e raggiungeva il culmine il 3 novembre, con la grande caccia di Sant'Uberto. Il ciclo pittorico di Cignaroli testimonia l'importanza che l'attività venatoria aveva assunto per la corte: i dipinti rappresentano veri e propri ?fotogrammi' di un documentario sulla caccia reale, in cui i vari personaggi-attori sono fissati nel compimento delle loro attività specialistiche.



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sent on September 15, 2014 (21:17)


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Ciao Dantes,
una domanda forse indiscreta. Ma te la faccio lo stesso confidando nella tua clemenza Sorriso.
Scorrendo le tue gallerie si vedono tante belle foto di architettura. Nonostante la tua abilità in questo genere non hai mai sentito l'esigenza di un obiettivo specifico (basculante)?
GmG

Hello Dantes,
a question, perhaps indiscreet. But I'll make you the same as trusting in your mercy:-).
Browsing through the galleries you can see many beautiful photos of architecture. Despite your skills in this genre you've never felt the need of a specific goal (overhead)?
GmG

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sent on September 16, 2014 (0:40)


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ottima domanda ma un obiettivo Canon basculante per me fotoamatore ha un costo troppo alto (2400 euro minimo)
che non ci voglio pensare, così non mi viene la scimmia!MrGreenMrGreenMrGreen
poi adesso con il 16/35 f4 mi trovo molto bene; grazie della visita e ciao!
Dante

good question but a Canon lens tilt for me amateur has a cost too high (2400 euro minimum)
we do not want to think, so I do not get the monkey! :-D:-D:-D
then now with the 16/35 f4 I am very well; hello and thanks for your visit!
Dante

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sent on September 16, 2014 (7:54)


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in effetti il peso è un elemento che pesa parecchio sulla scelta.
Grazie per la risposta
un caro saluto
GmG

in fact, the weight is a factor that weighs on a lot of choice.
Thanks for the reply
a warm greeting
GmG

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sent on September 16, 2014 (13:38)


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ciao Dantes, una domanda , da neo-fotoamatore: come mai in questa foto non hai raddrizzato le linee ? un saluto

hello Dantes, a question, from neo-amateur: how come in this photo does not have straightened the lines? a greeting

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sent on September 16, 2014 (14:12)


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semplicemente perché avrei tagliato tanto, così com'è c'è il senso della profondità (imho).
grazie della visita e a risentirci!;-)
ciao, Dante

simply because I would have cut as much as it is there is a sense of depth (imho).
thanks for your visit and resent! ;-)
hello, Dante


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