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Sacra di San Michelle View gallery (21 photos)

Untitled Photo sent on February 24, 2012 (18:19) by Cristian Buda. 5 comments, 2082 views.

tripod. Sacra di San Michele, Italy.

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Quota2000images

sent on February 24, 2012 (19:46)

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La foto in se è bella ma penso sarebbe stata molto più bella tagliando il paese in basso e lasciando solo il castello con lo sfondo delle montagne innevate.
Parere personale, ovvio!
Ciao.

The picture itself is nice but I would have been much more beautiful cutting the country down, leaving only the castle with the backdrop of snow-capped mountains.
Personal opinion, of course!
Hello.

Cristian Buda

sent on February 24, 2012 (20:04)

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A presto postero anche cosi(ne ho diverse),per adesso preferivo questa.Grazie per il passaggio!

Mat738

sent on February 24, 2012 (21:43)

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Anche io avrei tagliato più la parte bassa per prendere più cielo. Comunque la Sacra di San Michele è sempre bella!

I also would have cut more than the bottom to get more sky. However, the Sacra di San Michele is always beautiful!

Davide Barillaro

sent on February 25, 2012 (9:32)

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a me questa versione con altri elementi del paesaggio non dispiace affatto...anzi!...sembra aumentare la sensazione di imponenza della Sacra di San Michele...posso chiederti da dove hai scattato? Punta D'Ancoccia?

to me this version with other elements of the landscape does not mind at all ... indeed! ... seems to increase the feeling of stateliness of the Sacra di San Michele ... can I ask where you took? Punta D'Ancoccia?

Cristian Buda

sent on February 25, 2012 (14:30)

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Per Davide:non essendo molto pratico da quelle parti,non so come si chiama il punto preciso,poso solo dirti che ho fatto il sentiero dei Principi finché sono arrivato alla "tavola rotonda" con la rosa dei venti. Più o meno da quel posto ho scattato.Grazie per gli apprezzamenti.

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