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Siena sent on 24 Ottobre 2012 (14:16) by Marf259. 14 comments, 1045 views.

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15 persons like it: Bzanna3, Dantes, Erin, Fabale, Francesco Iafelice, Francosan69, Gabriele Marco Bianco, Gpierocompostela, Marco Tagliarino, Matley Siena, Riki, Saverio Perrotta, Switosky, Tpxa, Tristan

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Francesco Iafelice

sent on 26 Ottobre 2012 (10:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

recovery "breathtaking"
beautiful colors and very sharp
marco bravo ;-)

user5266

sent on 26 Ottobre 2012 (10:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Quoto as expressed by Franco.
Hello Alessandro

Marf259

sent on 26 Ottobre 2012 (12:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello guys thanks for the changeover and the comment I'm glad you like it.
8-)

Francesco Sestili

sent on 26 Ottobre 2012 (17:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Left side chapel of the cathedral (but perhaps the definition is improper) if I remember correctly, I must go back. But you can photograph? The old churches are one of my favorite subjects (after the birds of course:-D) 's shot that I like, when it's worth, is that the ceiling with reflex resting on the ground after careful calculation and self-timer 10 seconds . Another jewel of Tuscany, less known, is the cathedral of Carrara reaches of course the importance of the Sienese but it's wonderful photographic subject. Picture your truly remarkable.

Marf259

sent on 26 Ottobre 2012 (19:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Francesco Piccolomini question of the chapel to me like a lot of churches and, more generally, the "traces" left by man, I like the story and all that is, I have many photos of churches and also many times, perhaps it I will make a gallery dedicated, I take usually freehand, it is often difficult to position the machine even on the ground, in this case impossible, because the center is a statue and a barrier that you can not cross, but I are "arranged".
Thanks for the comment. ;-) ;-)

Marcostucchi

sent on 29 Ottobre 2012 (16:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks for sharing Mark.
You have made a good job, given the conditions in which you work. It is a genre that I really appreciate and that my site is rich.

“ Another jewel of Tuscany, less known, is the cathedral of Carrara reaches of course the importance of the Sienese but it's wonderful photographic subject. Picture your truly remarkable. „

Thanks Francesco for this message. I was not aware that the Cathedral of Carrara was of considerable importance. Of course I'll make a visit ...

Sometimes I wonder ... but because in our country the incredible heritage that we guard is so little known ...??
Mark

Francesco Sestili

sent on 29 Ottobre 2012 (17:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

It is absolutely worth it, but expect something very different. Small compared to that of Siena and without the beautiful colors of the picture that we are commenting, it has a beautiful facade and an interior in the severe style I would say that is reminiscent of certain French Gothic cathedrals.
I am attaching a couple of photos that are not the best, I did not expect much and tourists wandered around the city with Sony A900 and Leica Elmarit 35, which will also be a great landscape lens but not as much as architecture. Throw in the wrong time with tremendous contrasts of light and the picture is complete. 'And a church that deserves a study of light during the day and a suitable lens, which for me could be the zeiss 24. In these circumstances, however, even the super-wide zoom Sigma and Tamron should fare very well.

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user6267

sent on 29 Ottobre 2012 (17:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

what colors and framing: sublime! :-P
Hello
Raffaele

Marf259

sent on 29 Ottobre 2012 (19:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you all for the steps and appreciation, since the topic interested, maybe I ad hoc a gallery, what do you think? Marco

“ "... sometimes I wonder: why in our country the incredible heritage that we guard is so little known ...?? „

Well I think anyone with a minimum of salt is would the same question, I will take a lot, we live on this and live well, could essereil our "oil" plus inexhaustible, but if our ruling class is too busy stealing is not the time to be reminded something. :-( :-(
Hello everyone and good light.

Gabriele Marco Bianco

sent on 19 Giugno 2013 (18:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Truly a great shot Marf259! ... I know they are difficult to photograph the interiors in low light and and in this case you will uscitoa six full vote! :-) ...

OT I'm a molester churches and the ones I like the most are those simple without many decorations and dim light (but good!:-D) ... so the easiest to photograph (then I have a 1100d: -D):-D ... my favorite is definitely that of the Abbey of Notre-Dame de Sénanque but I wanted to tell one that is out of my university: St. Nicholas of Mendicoli in Venice .... is not well known because they make out of the loop classic tourists But every now and then someone comes along, such as photographers and historians (connoisseurs and gourmets:-D) to visit ... once I saw two "crazy" che will have had around 20000 euro of stuff to photograph! wow! ... Highly recommended to all those who go to Venice (just ask permission to photograph) ...

hello, congratulations and sorry OT!
Gabriele

Bzanna3

sent on 19 Giugno 2013 (19:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Congratulations Mark, I really like the color rendering and also the framing is very special!
It 'a single-shot or shots are more united?

Marf259

sent on 19 Giugno 2013 (20:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Single-shot and freehand (not for nothing that my friends call me Manfrotto):-D:-D For Gabiele (but you really call that??:-D:-D) thanks for the tip of the comment and I was very pleasure will not miss' going to photograph it, I'd put up a site where you indicate quste interesting goodies knows that I do not really. Thank you both for the passage and the interesting comments hello and good evening. 8-) ;-) ;-)

Gabriele Marco Bianco

sent on 19 Giugno 2013 (20:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

“ but you really call that?? „

Well yes ... it's my first name! :-)

hello and good evening to you too! :-)

Gabriele

Marf259

sent on 19 Giugno 2013 (22:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Oh thank goodness, but vabbhè 'was also the name c'avevi spare :-) ;-) ;-)

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