Castel Sant'Angelo

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Castel Sant'Angelo sent on October 08, 2014 (16:54) by Antonio Cianciola. 7 comments, 548 views.

, 13 sec f/11.0, ISO 100, tripod. Roma, Italy.

Veduto Classica, ma volevo provare il sammy in città :)

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8 persons like it: Albatrosslive, Dantes, Eos53, Jem, Olovni, Peter Pipistrello, Scava 73, Vittorio Scatolini

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Peter Pipistrello

sent on October 09, 2014 (17:42)

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mi piace pero personalmente anche se non so se era giusto con la composizione facevo cosi: andavo se potevo qualche metro a sinistra e riprendevo tutto come è qua a parte del albero destra, a me sembra cosi come lo facevo io piu bella... ma sai ogni uno ha suoi gusti ;-)

caio peter :-P

I like it but personally even though I do not know if it was right with the composition did so: if I could I would go a few feet to the left and was filming everything as it is here in the right part of the tree, it seems to me just as I was doing the most beautiful ... but You know every one has his taste;-) caio peter:-P

Antonio Cianciola

sent on October 09, 2014 (18:04)

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Ciao Peter,
grazie per il passaggio e per il commento!

per quanto riguarda il pdr avevo provato a fotografare più a sinistra, il problema è che con l'angolo di campo del sammy entrava nell'inquadratura una parte del ponte su cui ero (la base di una statua)...

Per evitare elementi di disturbo mi sono dovuto spostare e ho dovuto mettere il treppiedi con la colonna centrale orizzontale, facendola sporgere dal ponte (altrimenti avrei incluso anche una parte della balaustra).

essendo costretto a destra, ho pensato di far coincidere l'angolo in basso con la passeggiata, per dare un senso di movimento verso Castel Sant'Angelo.

Con il 40mm ne ho scattata una più classica...
in ogni caso la prossima volta proverò a comporre con più calma come hai suggerito MrGreen

Hello Peter,
thanks for the ride and for the comment!

as regards the pdr had tried to photograph more to the left, the problem is that with the angle of field of sammy entered in the frame a part of the bridge on which I (the base of a statue) ...

To avoid disturbing elements I had to move and I had to put the tripod with the center column horizontally, making it protrude from the bridge (otherwise I would have included also a part of the balustrade).

being forced to the right, I thought to match the bottom corner with the walk, to give a sense of movement towards Castel Sant'Angelo.

With the 40mm I have taken a more //www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php? T = 1045500 & l = en] clAssica ...
in any case, next time I'll try to make more calmly as you suggested:-D

Peter Pipistrello

sent on October 09, 2014 (18:46)

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:-P

Vittorio Scatolini

sent on October 19, 2014 (8:21)

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Molto bella, complimenti ;-)

Very nice, congratulations;-);-)

Antonio Cianciola

sent on October 19, 2014 (17:54)

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Grazie Vittorio,
del passaggio e del commento!
Antonio

Thanks Vittorio,
of passage and comment!
Antonio

Albatrosslive

sent on November 17, 2014 (11:35)

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Carina, mi piace molto di più della precendente. Direi prova riuscitissima MrGreen

Il tevere è il vero protagonista di questo scatto e non il castello, quindi un classico rivisitato da un'altro punto di vista. Sorriso

Cute, I like it much more than the previous one. I would try very successful:-D The Tiber is the real star of this shot, not the castle, then a classic revisited from another point of view. :-)

Antonio Cianciola

sent on November 17, 2014 (16:51)

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Grazie!
il sammy è veramente una lente divertente!

:-D Thanks!
sammy the lens is really a fun!

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