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First steps sent on December 29, 2015 (11:11) by Mario Quartapelle. 5 comments, 589 views.

at 18mm, 1/125 f/5.6, ISO 500, hand held. Firenze, Italy.

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15 persons like it: Ant.74, Antoniomaggiore, Arconudo, Caterina Bruzzone, Ciotto, Clockwork, Donna, Fabrizios53, Ilaria Miani, Kaveri63, Kuro13, Lucini65, M.ghise, Nicolav, Vittorio Scatolini

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Kuro13

sent on December 29, 2015 (12:07)

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La foto mi piace nel complesso, però non capisco il BW drammatico su una cosa che esprime gioia.
Un saluto
Angelo ;-)

The photos I like the whole, but I do not understand a thing about the BW dramatic expressing joy.
A greeting
Angel ;-)

Ant.74

sent on December 29, 2015 (12:19)

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Bello scatto, un saluto!

Beautiful shot, a greeting!

Mario Quartapelle

sent on December 29, 2015 (13:08)

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Grazie Kuro13, la postproduzione l'ho fatta seguendo il mio gusto personale per me per esempio non è da considerarsi drammatico ma semplicemente bianco e nero.
Di "drammatico" se così può definirsi, vedo solo la contrapposizione dei soggetti presenti nella fotografia, dove il bambino esprime la gioia e la vita e invece i soggetti di spalle la sofferenza e la morte. Ma questo è quello che vedo io.
Grazie comunque per il commento! Sorriso

Grazie Ant. 74! Sorriso

Thanks Kuro13, the post I made following my personal taste for me for example is not considered dramatic but just black and white.
Of "dramatic" if it can be called, I only see the contrast of the subjects in the picture, where the child expresses the joy and life, and instead the subject of back pain and death. But this is what I see.
Thanks anyway for your comment! :-)
Thanks Ant. 74! :-)

Antoniomaggiore

sent on December 29, 2015 (13:44)

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Bella.
Complimenti.
Un caro saluto Antonio. Cool

Beautiful.
Compliments.
Greetings Antonio. 8-) ;-)

Mario Quartapelle

sent on December 29, 2015 (19:24)

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Grazie Antonio! Sorriso

Thanks Antonio! :-)

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