ptss ... close the flash

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A southern man in Rome View gallery (19 photos)

ptss ... close the flash sent on February 27, 2015 (12:36) by Geeno. 6 comments, 1393 views.

, 1/250 f/3.5, ISO 400, hand held.

Scenetta esilarante... Altare della Patria... un aspirante fotografo si cimenta a fotografare le statue dell'immenso e splendido monumento Romano. Di fianco un gabbiano che guardava il fotografo... poi guardava il monumento... poi riguardava il fotografo e... ho immaginato il titolo. "chiudi il flash, perchè alla luce del sole non serve il flash per fotografare una statua che si trova a oltre 30 metri da te...".

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Stefano Morbelli

sent on February 27, 2015 (12:48)

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Di scene come quella che hai descritto ne ho viste a decine.... colpi di flash a distanze che neanche i fari da stadio riuscirebbero ad illuminare.

Ciao.

Scenes like the one you described .... I've seen dozens of flash shots at distances that even the headlights from the stadium would be able to illuminate.

Hello.

Geeno

sent on February 27, 2015 (17:22)

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infatti era proprio quello che voleva dire il gabbiano MrGreen

grazie del tuo commento Stefano, un caro saluto a te.

Luigi

:-D it was just what he wanted to say the seagull:-D:-D:-D

thanks for your comment Stefano, a warm greeting to you.

Luigi

Vittorio Scatolini

sent on February 27, 2015 (19:52)

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Forte

Strong;-) 8-)

Geeno

sent on March 02, 2015 (8:41)

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:-D:-D:-D

Rollotom

sent on March 04, 2015 (12:24)

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Secondo me la foto qui la fanno l'espressione dei due soggetti, il gabbiano sembra quasi annoiato dall'incertezza e la lungaggine del fotografo che dal canto suo poco esperto digrigna i denti per dimostrare tutto l'impegno e la concentrazione di cui è capace.

I think the photos here are the expression of the two subjects, the gull seems almost bored by uncertainty and the slowness of the photographer who meanwhile inexperienced grinds his teeth to show all the effort and the concentration of which is capable of.

Geeno

sent on March 04, 2015 (12:55)

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impegno non riconosciuto da nessuno, nemmeno dal gabbiano MrGreen

commitment not recognized by anyone, not even from the seagull:-D

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