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| sent on June 29, 2017 (11:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Damn. You have created or found a good situation. A cutlery (I seem to understand, a pair of branches leaning against each other) at a place liked by the dwarves. And they come out of family portraits. Only a recommendation: it seems to me that there is very hard light. If you can, go back to sunset, or sunrise (depending on the sun) with low and warm light the result can be really remarkable, maximizing the colors. It seems obvious, but it seemed useful to repeat it (and I have to do it with myself, too, I also insist on shooting with the sun with the high sun, for the usual click frenzy) Hi, Lambros Accidenti. hai creato o trovato una buona situazione. un posatoio (m pare di capire, un paio di rami appoggiati uno all'altro) in un punto gradito ai gruccioni. E ne vengono fuori ritratti di famiglia. Solo una raccomandazione: mi pare che ci sia luce molto dura. Se si può, tornare sul luogo verso il tramonto, o all'alba (dipende dalla posizione rispetto al sole) con luce bassa e calda il risultato può essere davvero notevole, esaltando al massimo i colori. Pare ovvio, però mi è sembrato utile ripeterlo (e devo farlo anche con me stesso, anche io insisto a scattare ai gruccioni col sole alto, per la solita frenesia da click) Ciao, Lambros |
| sent on June 29, 2017 (11:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Lambros for the suggestions .... I also know what are the best moments to take pictures ... unfortunately we can not decide when subjects have to appear before the eyes ... I guarantee that with the outdoor temperature closed in a They're crap and it's hard ... Fortunately I had the water with me. I do think, however, that daggers, spotted several times in different places, also prefer the central hours of the day and you can not always place them in favor of light Hello Gianfranco :-P grazie Lambros per i suggerimenti....so anch'io quali sono i momenti migliori per fotografare...purtroppo non possiamo decidere noi quando i soggetti devono presentarsi davanti ai nnss occhi...ti garantisco che con la temperatura esterna chiusi in un capanno e' dura....per fortuna avevo con me l'acqua. Penso comunque che i gruccioni, avvistati svariate volte in altri diversi posti, prediligono anche le ore centrali della giornata e non ti puoi sempre posizionare a favore di luce ciao Gianfranco |
| sent on July 03, 2017 (7:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
True, too, depends on where you lie down. Those who follow me, in fact, are totally balzani, every now and then decide a strike. Careful at the shed in full sun, it is infarcted ... better than car windows, if you can, I still use self-built cottages with non-plastified cloth or net, you have to breathe .... Vero anche questo, dipende da dove si posano. Quelli che seguo io, infatti, sono totalmente balzani, ogni tanto decidono uno sciopero. Attento al capanno in pieno sole, è da infarto... meglio da finestrino auto, se si può, io comunque uso capanni autocostruiti con teli non plastificati o con rete, si deve respirare.... |
| sent on July 03, 2017 (9:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Lambros Ok hello Gianfranco grazie Lambros ok ciao Gianfranco |
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