Getting ready for spring

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Getting ready for spring sent on March 07, 2016 (23:33) by Naomi Barberi. 6 comments, 661 views.

at 24mm, 1/6 f/4.0, ISO 100, hand held.

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8 persons like it: Albieri Sergio, Dipa, Elias Piccioni, Flavio Paganelli, Lupo Manulo, Mallamaci Giovanni, Ronda, Vittorio Scatolini

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Albieri Sergio

sent on March 08, 2016 (9:35)

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Bellissimi colori ed atmosfera! Sorriso

Ciao! Sergio ;-)

Beautiful colors and atmosphere! :-)
Hello! Sergio ;-) :-P

Ronda

sent on March 08, 2016 (14:24)

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Gran bello scatto, complimenti!

Simone

Great beautiful shot, congratulations!

Simone

Naomi Barberi

sent on March 08, 2016 (15:23)

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Grazie mille! Buona giornata MrGreen

Thanks so much! Good day :-D :-D

Diego-v-73

sent on March 09, 2016 (10:36)

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Ciao Naomi.
Bella l'idea. A mio avviso sarebbe stato preferibile fare qualche passo avanti per dare maggior importanza alla parte centrale del frame che è quella veramente interessante con la sua quasi perfetta simmetria, senza per questo dover rinunciare alle linee formate dall'erba in primo piano.
Per dare ulteriore forza a suddette linee che conducono lo sguardo verso il soggetto avrei inoltre abbassato il punto di ripresa.

Forse non avevi il cavalletto con te e per questo hai dovuto scattare a tutta apertura con un tempo davvero lungo (anche se lo stabilizzatore ti ha senz'altro aiutata).
In questi casi io preferisco chiudere un po' il diaframma ed aumentare gli ISO. Negli scatti di paesaggio a mio avviso è accettabile avere un minimo di rumore pur di avere una adeguata profondità di campo.

In sintesi: Scatto con grande potenziale. Se l'hai realizzato vicino a casa consiglio di riprovarci per ottenere il meglio da questa location! ;-)

Ciao,
Diego.

PS: Se deciderai di riprovarci stavolta il cavalletto portalo però! :-P

Hello Naomi.
Nice idea. In my opinion it would have been preferable to make a few steps forward to give greater importance to the central part of the frame that is really interesting with its almost perfect symmetry, without having to renounce to the lines formed by the grass in the foreground.
To give added strength to these lines that lead the eye to the subject would have also lowered the point of recovery.

Maybe you did not have a tripod with you and why did you have to shoot at full aperture with a really long time (even if the stabilizer has certainly helped you).
In these cases I prefer to turn a bit 'the diaphragm and increase the ISO. I believe in the shots of scenery is acceptable to have a minimum of noise just to have an adequate depth of field.

In summary: Shooting with great potential. If you have made close to home recommend to try again to get the best from this location! ;-)
Hello,
Diego.

PS: If you decide to try it again this time the stand take it though! :-P

Annamaria Pertosa

sent on March 11, 2016 (21:13)

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Bellissimo scatto!
un saluto
Annamaria

Great shot!
A greeting
Anna Maria

Naomi Barberi

sent on March 18, 2016 (9:36)

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Grazie Annamaria! Sorriso

Thanks Annamaria! :-)

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