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Like to the Past sent on May 01, 2012 (16:56) by Alberto Dall'oglio. 9 comments, 1247 views.

, ISO 100, tripod.

Tabellano (MN) 2012

8 persons like it: Antonio Toscano, Cirillo Donelli, Francosan69, Mauroarmonia, Patrizio Rigobello, Picco Paolo, Pipe, Riki

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Massimo Coizzi Fotografia

sent on May 18, 2012 (12:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The composition would also be nice if it was not for a lack of interesting colors and warm lighting
I see little detail, and a lot of kneading.
Considering the use of 5d markII quality and 'disappointing

My judgment!

Giacomo Tortorolo

sent on May 18, 2012 (15:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I do not want to be nasty but "the composition would also be nice ..." seems a little demeaning :-)
In my opinion not to be repetitive but here I find the right harmony between photographic technique, in my opinion flawless, poetic and scenarios typical of your work;
I was never allowed to write because my opinion is not a technical (because a lot of experience there I have it) but art and the words I never found because the feelings are not transmitted "transcribed" I just to look and observe:
I still have not found your shot that is not worthy of being looked at for a time outside of the standard, I soffermerei of each shot for minutes giving my optic nerves, a good quality of pleasure!
Saying that, everything remains one of my personal appreciation that until oroday has not been exposed only because I was always just speechless!
Hello
James 8-)

Mauroarmonia

sent on May 18, 2012 (18:25) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I do not mind shooting as the colors I see natural unlike many shots where the colors are exasperated by editing programs. We are so accustomed to color forged in the pp that when we see an image that reflects the reality seems to snap some 'so-so. Of course this is my humble opinion.

Andrea Veroni

sent on May 18, 2012 (19:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I agree with James and Mauro ;-)

Caterina Bruzzone

sent on May 18, 2012 (21:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful picture, good light and made with the usual skill, I agree with James ... but throw the ears ...

“ I've never been allowed to write because my opinion is not a technical (because a lot of experience there I have it) but artistic „

totally wrong, photography an artistic / communicative of an image is crucial, it is the essence .... the technique is important but after much ... after ... then write ... from what I read you have a lot to say ;-)
Hello. :-)

Antonio Toscano

sent on May 19, 2012 (6:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Bravissimo Albert for the photo ... very good for what James wrote, talented Catherine for his "slap on the wrist" of James;
Congratulations to all three:-D
Have a nice day ;-)

Giacomo Tortorolo

sent on May 19, 2012 (16:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

You are right Catherine shoted ears ;-), I fully agree with you I think this is propio "in the photo the artistic / communicative of an image is crucial, it is the essence of the technique while important .... comes later ... much later "; alas sometimes I can not write what I would say: for technical opinion on two feet meant that I could not say for example that if he took with 1 stop less or more would result in a best result (not in the case of this shot in particular) then I would consider the photo from the artistic point of view that as you say it is essential if you see where I am writing is to dwell more than 1 minute;
In shots where I noticed something that nn is not due to laziness but I do not write because I do not know what to advise them and that is why I hope that the experiencesexperience will be able to mature in me also the critical thinking skills that can only be for my shots and not for those of others, I myself I almost annoying:-P
thanks anyway for helping me to express the above, and thanks for the advice ... Then write ;-)

Thanks Toto ;-)

Congratulations again to Albert for shooting
8-)
Hello ragassi
James

Alberto Dall'oglio

sent on May 19, 2012 (21:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

"I see little detail, and a lot of kneading. Considering the use of 5d markII quality and 'disappointing' I wonder how do you judge" mixed "a picture on the web resized so high compared to 'original!: fconfuso: Shooting at 200 mm is logical that the depth of field is limited, even at small aperture (f/11) as in this case. In addition, focusing on the house, the first floor is slightly blurred, but that's what I wanted, because in fact it is the least interesting portion of the composition ... For the rest I can assure you that the 5D II is fine, and produces sharp images with the 70-200 on the stand. :-) If you look at this photo to 100% you can count the cracks in the bricks of the house! :-D
Rather agree with the observation on the light was not at the top, unfortunately arrivator a little 'later appointment with this scene and at dawn the sun rises rapidly and quickly changes the light ... We'll come back with a better light, because I think the scene is worth a lot in terms of the composition.

@ James: Well, you write too much, but I can assure you that your are the best compliments I have ever received and the "return" bigger for my "work"! :-) I'm really happy when my pictures come straight to the heart! I looked at your photos: promise very well and I see a lot of "poetry" in the frame, far more important than the technicalities which do so much to discuss about photography sites! Thanks again and ... Keep it up! ;-)

@ Catherine, Toto and Mauro: Thank you for your support! Needless to say, I'm flattered by your swaxed appreciation! :-|

Giacomo Tortorolo

sent on May 20, 2012 (13:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

"I can assure you that your are the best compliments I have ever received and the" return "bigger for my" work ", I am really happy when my pictures come straight to the heart! I looked at your photos: promise very well and I see a lot of "poetry" in the frame "

Thanks Alberto, I am very happy for your apprezzamemto :-) I just said what I have done to try your shots 8-)

James

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