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Byron Bay sent on October 06, 2014 (18:00) by Marco No. 7 comments, 518 views.

at 16mm, 15 sec f/13.0, ISO 100, tripod.

Baia Byron a Porto Venere e dove è presente l'omonima grotta. Qui il famoso poeta soleva meditare traendo ispirazione. Set LEE GND 0.9 + BS

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Uomoragno

sent on October 07, 2014 (12:18)

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Ottimo scatto che mi fa magicamente tornare in quel bel posto che è Portovenere!
Ciao
Paolo

Great shot that makes me magically go back to that beautiful place that is Portovenere!
Hello
Paul

Marco No

sent on October 07, 2014 (13:35)

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Grazie per la visita Paolo

ciao

Thank you for visiting Paul

Hello

Caterina Bruzzone

sent on October 07, 2014 (15:55)

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Bella location e buona luce, bene ancheil fondale in trasparenza, la composizione invece non mi convince con la traversa di roccia in primo piano e scogliere e golfi taglliati su entrambi i lati mi sembra manchi un vero punto d'interesse ;-)

Un saluto

Beautiful location and good light, good ancheil backdrop transparency, instead the composition does not convince me with the cross of rock in the foreground and cliffs and bays taglliati on both sides seems to me to lack a true point of interest;-)
A greeting-)

Marco No

sent on October 07, 2014 (18:38)

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Ciao Caterina, intanto grazie del passaggio ...lo scatto è di sabato mattina e ne ho fatti una decina...hai ragione in quanto anche a me non fa impazzire come compo ma è l'unica che sono riuscito a fare a 16mm per la presenza sulla sx di parecchie persone che prendevano il sole e sulla dx c'era ormeggiato un gommone...già in questa si notano delle "macchie" dovute a una barca "fantasma" ;-)

La cosa interessante è che nonostante l'ora di scatto...circa mezzogiorno la luce era buona avendo il sole alle spalle che non arrivava nemmeno diretto se non parzialmente sulla baia

ciao

Hello Catherine, meanwhile, thanks to the passage ... shooting is Saturday morning and I've made a dozen ... you're right in that I do not even like compo crazy but it is the only one that I managed to make a 16mm the presence of several people on the left who sunbathed on the right and there was a boat moored ... this can be seen already in the "spots" caused by a boat "ghost";-)
The interesting thing is that despite the shooting time ... about noon the light was good having the sun behind it that did not come even if not directly part of the bay

Hello

Marco No

sent on October 07, 2014 (18:48)

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Forse intendevi qualcosa del genere Caterina ;-)

Per i non amanti dei filtri ;-)

Did you mean something like Catherine-)

For non-fans of the filters;-)

Caterina Bruzzone

sent on October 07, 2014 (19:25)

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Si più o meno così, ti ho lasciato il commento sulla foto ;-)

Ciao.

It goes something like this, I left the comment on the photo;-)
Hello.

Marco No

sent on October 07, 2014 (19:26)

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;-);-)

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