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dry flower sent on February 26, 2012 (16:03) by Giusppe. 4 comments, 1406 views.

, 1/500 f/2.8, ISO 100, hand held.

Margheritina o fiorellino secco

2 persons like it: Claudio Santoro, Roberto Marini

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Erica

sent on November 11, 2012 (21:36)

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Fiore secco ritratto in maniera soffice, vellutata e con una luce splendida. Bella anche la nuance naturale :-P

ciao erica

Dried flower portrait in a soft, velvety and with a splendid light. Bella also natural shades:-P
hello heather

Giusppe

sent on November 11, 2012 (21:39)

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grazie Erica , sono contento che la foto ti sia piaciuta Sorriso

Thanks Erica, I'm glad you enjoyed the photo :-)

Pigi47

sent on November 12, 2012 (17:16)

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Avrei visto meglio il soggetto situato più in alto nel fotogramma e magari con un diaframma più chiuso per avere maggiore pdc con un miglior dettaglio.

I saw the best entity located higher up in the frame and maybe with a smaller aperture to get more pdc with better detail.

Giusppe

sent on November 12, 2012 (18:34)

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si in effetti avrei potuto chiudere molto di piu il diaframma e migliorare la profondita di campo . Ma ho preferito toglierla completamente la PDC, ottenendo una buona nitidezza, lasciando spazio alla fantasia di vedere la foto dal basso verso l'alto come se il fiore(messo a fuoco) stesse uscendo dal monitor.

mettere il fiore piu in alto ci ho pensato anche io, ma non avrebbe fatto perdere forza alla scena ?

is in fact much more than I could close the aperture and improve the depth of field. But I decided to completely remove the PDC, getting a good sharpness, leaving room for the imagination to see the photo from the bottom to the top as if the flower (focused) were coming from the monitor.

put the flower higher up I thought too, but would not lose strength at the scene?

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