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sent on September 13, 2015 (16:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
August 1981 - Grand Canyon (Arizona) - Sunset from Yavapai Point Slide taken thirty-two years ago with a small Olympus XA2 (fixed lens 35 mm) Digitized with CanoScan 9000F Agosto 1981 - Grand Canyon (Arizona) - Tramonto dal Yavapai Point Diapositiva scattata trentadue anni fa con una piccola Olympus XA2 (obiettivo fisso 35 mm) Digitalizzata con Canoscan 9000F
sent on September 19, 2015 (10:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Really sublime. Cut off the bottom completely black to achieve a 16: 9 format, it seems more appropriate. Anyway a fantastic moment, congratulations. Davvero sublime. Taglierei la parte inferiore completamente nera a raggiungere un formato 16:9, mi sembra più adeguata. In ogni caso un momento fantastico, complimenti.
sent on September 22, 2015 (14:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you.
I agree with the suggestion in the cutout in 16: 9.
In 1981 I had a fantastic trip "coast to coast", immortalized with the compact camera Olympus. Recently I digitized all give and created a nice presentation with Lightroom (original format that is 3: 2).
This does not mean that for this shot, whether individually shown, the 16: 9 is best! Ti ringrazio.
Concordo con il suggerimento sul ritaglio a 16:9.
Nel 1981 feci un fantastico viaggio "coast to coast", immortalato con la compattina Olympus. Di recente ho digitalizzato tutte le dia e creato una bella presentazione con Lightroom (formato originale cioè 3:2).
Ciò non toglie che per questo scatto, se mostrato singolarmente, il 16:9 sia meglio!
sent on September 22, 2015 (15:07) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I understand, I understand. The reply by historical anecdote is effective and closes the circle on the context of production of your image.
Unfortunately, whatever you say here on the forum, when commenting a photo should inquire about a number of things related to the author before making judgments and criticisms on his productions. And this is really a difficult thing! I always try in my small way trying to be objective and based on 'emotion I feel cold just my eyes rest on a given miniature present here on the forum.
Your explanation is so compelling. A greeting. Capisco, capisco. La tua risposta mediante aneddoto storico è efficace e chiude il cerchio sul contesto di produzione di questa tua immagine.
Purtroppo , checché se ne dica qui sul forum, quando si commenta una foto bisognerebbe informarsi su tutta una serie di cose che riguardano l'autore prima di esprimere giudizi e critiche sulle sue produzioni. E questa è veramente una cosa difficilissima! Io ci provo sempre nel mio piccolo cercando di essere obiettivo e basandomi sull' emozione che provo a freddo appena i miei occhi si poggiano su una determinata miniatura presente qui sul forum.
Il tuo chiarimento quindi è convincente. Un saluto.