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The sunset as seen from the flowers...

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The sunset as seen from the flowers sent on September 20, 2012 (18:56) by Bernardine. 6 comments, 710 views. [retina]

at 37mm, 1/50 f/18.0, ISO 800, hand held.


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avatarjunior
sent on September 20, 2012 (19:20)


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Secondo me dovevi riprendere, se possibile, il tramonto qualche minuto prima, quando il sole era più alto e nitido. In più con una inquadratura leggermente più aperta (senza tagliare i rami della pianta principale) avresti ottenuto un effetto migliore... Magari creando l'effetto silhouette in primo piano.
Che dici??

Ciaooo

According to me you had to take, if possible, a few minutes before sunset, when the sun was high and sharp. And with a slightly more open shot (without cutting the branches of the main plant) would have gotten a better effect ... Perhaps creating the silhouette effect in the foreground.
What do you say?

Ciaooo

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sent on September 20, 2012 (19:44)


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carissimo Fabio, grazie del commento, faccio tesoro di quello che mi dici, non ho mai fotografato un tramonto ed ho veramente bisogno di consigli, ritornerò sul luogo, o un altro, e ci riproverò, in quanto al tempo ho aspettato,aspettato e PUFF il sole è quasi sparito, non me l'aspettavo, è proprio il caso di dirlo, cogli l'attimo! E dell'apertura del diaframma che cosa ne pensi? Ho fotografato in AV e in RAW, CIAO grazie veramente, non ho ancora molta dimestichezza con il sito...

dear Fabio, thanks for the comment, I treasure what I say, I have never photographed a sunset and I really need advice, I will return to the place, or another, and I'll try again, because at the time I waited and waited and PUFF the sun is almost gone, I did not expect, it's appropriate to say, seize the moment! And aperture what do you think? I shot in RAW and AV, HELLO thanks really, I have not very familiar with the site ...

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sent on September 20, 2012 (20:16)


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Figurati... L'apertura del diaframma va anche bene, avrei usato un ISO più basso e sicuramente un cavalletto se disponibile. Cerca di scattare la foto quando il sole è ancora visibile in pieno nel cielo. Nel caso specifico avrei visto bene lo scatto 5/10 minuti prima e avrei usato la pianta per mascherarlo in parte. I colori sarebbero stati più caldi, tendenti al rossastro e la pianta avrebbe creato l'effetto silhouette. In più devi fare attenzione al messaggio che vuoi trasmettere a chi guarda la tua foto. Quando riprendi un tramonto, l'attenzione deve essere rivolta al sole e ai suoi giochi di luce nel cielo. Ciò significa che devi abbassare la linea d'orizzonte nel terzo inferiore dando più spazio al soggetto principale della scena. Guarda un po di foto (di tramonti) di altri utenti e ti accorgerai che la linea d'orizzonte è molto bassa proprio per valorizzare la scena nel suo complesso.

Ciao

Imagine ... The aperture is fine, I would use a lower ISO and definitely a tripod if available. Try to take the picture when the sun is still visible in full in the sky. In this specific case I got a good shooting 5/10 minutes earlier and I would have used the plant to cover it in part. The colors were warmer, tending to reddish and the plant would create the silhouette effect. And you must pay attention to the message you want to convey to those who view your pictures. When shooting a sunset, attention should be paid to the sun and its light in the sky. This means that you have to lower the horizon line in the lower third giving more space to the main subject of the scene. Look at the pictures (sunsets) from other users and you will see that the horizon line is very low just to enhance the scene in his complessor.

Hello

avatarjunior
sent on September 20, 2012 (20:19)


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Dimenticavo, non scattare mai foto al Sole in modo diretto. E' molto pericoloso perchè potresti farti male agli occhi!!! E meno importante puoi danneggiare anche il sensore della macchina. A tal proposito esistono dei filtri appositi per ridurre la luminosità. Altrimenti devi usare qualche oggetto nel primo piano per mascherarlo e far uscire solo i raggi solari.

Fai sempre attenzione!

I forgot, do not ever take pictures of the Sun directly. It 's very dangerous because you might get hurt in the eyes! And the least you can also damage the camera sensor. In this regard, there are of special filters to reduce the brightness. Otherwise you have to use some object in the foreground to hide and to release only the sun's rays.

Always pay attention!

avatarjunior
sent on September 24, 2012 (14:28)


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grazie ancora!!!!

thank you again!!

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sent on October 05, 2012 (14:24)


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Ciao Nella, a me questa foto non dispiace nemmeno così ovvero con il sole che oramai ha scollinato. Se fosse stato più alto forse non avresti avuto quei bei profili rosati sulle colline nè quel raggio tenue che accarezza i fiori. Complimenti!;-) Ciaoo
Michela

In Hello, I'm sorry this picture is not even that which is with the sun now has top of the hill. If he was taller maybe you would not have those beautiful pink hills profiles nor that ray soft caressing the flowers. Congratulations! ;-) Ciaoo
Michela


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