Tour of Italy 2010

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Tour of Italy 2010 sent on February 24, 2012 (14:54) by Franzpi. 4 comments, 1237 views.

, 1/160 f/16.0, ISO 200, hand held.

Nacciarello (SI)

12 persons like it: Angelo Butera, Davide Folegatti, Donnie, Gianscatto, Ikhnusa78, Riki, Salvo Gallo, Sasasicilyuno, Stebesa, Stefano Intri, Tonigrissin, Zipablo

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Franzpi

sent on February 24, 2012 (15:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Just to be clear: I do not crazy about this photo instead loved it. I made it with an old EOS-300D malfunctioning at the time that I kept there as a reserve corps and 70-200/4 IS, no self tracking and they were moving fast towards me, so the photo is slightly etched and sprecisa in the MAF. The only thing in mind is the subject, but, in my opinion, is not enough. According to others evidently yes. In your opinion?

Stebesa

sent on February 24, 2012 (15:13) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Well ... the fire will not be precise, but the subject, as you say, this is how! My focus is now on the rider, perhaps there is too much air over his head, but the "drama" of the moment is winning. In addition, the b / w prevents the background too distracting imho. Hello, Ste

Ciclomania

sent on February 24, 2012 (16:27)

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a me fa venire i crampi solo a vederla MrGreen

se proprio vuoi, a mio modesto parere c'è poca aria davanti al primo ciclista visto che è il soggetto su cui cade la maf principale
poi entrando nel campo della purissima soggettività, nel 2012 non concepisco foto di sport in BN, soprattutto di ciclismo dove le maglie sono coloratissime.
il ciclismo in BN è morto e sepolto, se voglio vedere delle foto in BN mi guardo quelle di Coppi, Bartali o al limite il primo Merckx, oggi si corre uno sport diverso.

Ocram

sent on February 27, 2012 (14:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Difficult to comment on a photo taken in difficult conditions (climatic and technical) ...
Nice is nice. Ma ..
However, it would be too simple to say that, compositionally speaking, the main subject would have had more impact if I could include the whole bike (and not only the handlebar) and I had left it in color.
Obviously you have not done in time and have preferred to focus on the drama of the effort of the runners.
However, should such an occasion ricapitarti ....... :-P

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