The early bird catches the worm

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The early bird catches the worm sent on September 04, 2012 (21:49) by Staefano. 5 comments, 844 views.

, f/16.0, ISO 100, tripod. Passo Pordoi, Italy.

Vista dal cimitero militare germanico(passo pordoi).Unione di due esp.

5 persons like it: Arx, Ballocombat, Cesco.pb, Stefano Morbelli, Yaghoobi

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Cesco.pb

sent on September 05, 2012 (10:40)

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Bellissima atmosfera. L'unica cosa, vedo le roccie in primo piano un po' azzurrine. Ciao

Great atmosphere. The only thing I see the rocks in the foreground a little 'blue. Hello

Staefano

sent on September 05, 2012 (13:28)

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ciao ceesco.grazie del passaggio.Ma sai che il colore delle roccie lo ricordo e tendeva all'azzurro.Stavo andando a fare tutt'altra foto ma il sole era da poco sorto e in verità più minimale,radeva questa spianata di prati e roccie bianche dandogli un tono azzurrino.La luce era veramente fantastica e solo in perte sono riuscita a renderla,e molto delicata tanto e vero che nei 2 scatti non c'era quasi segno di flare.

hello ceesco.grazie of passaggio.Ma know that the color of the rocks remember and tended to blue. I was going to make a completely different picture but the sun had just risen and indeed more minimal shaved this expanse of grass and rocks white giving it a azzurrino.La light was fantastic and only perte are able to make, and very delicate so much so that in two shots, there was almost no sign of flare.

Cesco.pb

sent on September 05, 2012 (19:28)

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Allora mi piace ancora di più, le atmosfere così ovattate mi piacciono un sacco. CIao!!

Then I like even more, the atmosphere so muffled I like it a lot. Hello!

Nico

sent on September 10, 2012 (15:05)

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Questa foto mi piace molto per inquadratura e atmosfera! Ogni oggetto è collocoto in armonia all'interno del fotogramma e la luce del mattino rende l'intera immagine molto suggestiva.

I really like this photo for framing and atmosphere! Each object is collocoto in harmony within the frame and the morning light makes the whole image is very impressive.

Staefano

sent on September 10, 2012 (22:55)

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Grazie Nico

Thanks Nico

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