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Swan sent on January 28, 2015 (22:31) by Luca Sellitto. 2 comments, 557 views.

, 1/1250 f/8.0, ISO 1250, hand held.

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Cusufai

sent on January 31, 2015 (16:26)

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Osservandolaal colpo d'occhio lo sguardo cade sulla parte laterale posteriore del capo tra il fuoco ed il fuori fuoco.
La parte di interesse (occhio, becco) del soggetto è ben a fuoco ma defilata; una posa, con il soggetto voltato, difficile da rendere accattivante ... bene cercare di farlo comunque!
Un saluto
Paolo ... cusufai

Osservandolaal glance gaze falls on the rear side of the head between the fire and out of focus.
The portion of interest (eye, beak) of the subject is clearly focused but tight angle; a pose, with the subject turned, difficult to make eye-catching ... well try to do it anyway!
A greeting
Paul ... cusufai

Luca Sellitto

sent on January 31, 2015 (19:20)

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Ciao paolo, grazie per le dritte!
In effetti sono alle prime armi e devo affinare molte cose... quindi più consigli ricevo meglio é!!
Grazie per la visita, un saluto.
Luca.

Hello Paul, thanks for the tips!
In fact the beginner and I have many things ... then hone more advice I get is better !!
Thanks for visiting, a greeting.
Luca.

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