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| sent on November 06, 2012 (16:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
between all versions posted, this is my favorite ... too bad for the shadows, which apparently arise from lighting sculpture .... you could "fill" with a "bang" of a flash and then close them PP bit in there where we are doing well, giving depth (see the various folds of the body). Anyway nice picture ... the subject disturbing and attractive at the same time I really like. :-)
ps: I do not know if it's my screen .... but it seems more of a "blue Persia" than a "Blue Thénard" ;-). tra tutte le versioni postate, questa è quella che preferisco...peccato per le ombre, che a quanto sembra, scaturiscono dall'illuminazione della scultura....avresti potuto "riempirle" con una "botta" di flash per poi richiuderle un pò in PP lì dove ci stanno bene, donando profondità (vedi le varie pieghe del corpo). Cmq bella fotografia...il soggetto inquietante e attraente allo stesso momento mi piace molto.
ps: non sò se è il mio schermo....ma mi sembra più un "blu di Persia" che un "Blu di Thénard" . |
| sent on November 06, 2012 (23:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
In fact I tried to fill in the shadows with different colors .... But in essence I wanted was to just give tridimensionalià sculpture and find a color (blue Thénard / cobalt) that could, in some way, give the viewer the right attraction exclusively only on sculpture .... 8-)
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In fact, you're right, pulls a little 'more about Persia blue (RGB = 28, 57, 187) that the Thénard blue / cobalt (RGB = 0, 71, 171) ... ;-) In effetti avevo provato a riempire le ombre con tonalità differenti.... Ma in sostanza quello che volevo era solo dare tridimensionalià alla scultura e trovare un colore (blu di Thénard/cobalto) che potesse, in qualche modo, dare all'osservatore quella giusta attrazione esclusivamente solo sulla scultura....
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In effetti hai ragione tira un po' più sul blu Persia (RGB =28, 57, 187) che sul blu Thénard/cobalto (RGB =0, 71, 171)... |
| sent on November 07, 2012 (0:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
In my opinion the shadows do not cause any discomfort, even contribute to some extent to give three-dimensional sculpture. Very interesting photo. Can I ask where is this? A mio parere le ombre non danno alcun fastidio, anzi contribuiscono in una certa misura a dare tridimensionalità alla scultura. Foto molto interessante. Posso chiedere dove si trova quest'opera? |
| sent on November 07, 2012 (12:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
The original photo can be found in the folder "Sculpture", along with the author's name, my profile. Sculpture, and others, you can see in Pietrasanta (LU) exposed in a small permanent exhibition ... ;-) La foto originale la puoi trovare nella cartella "Sculpture", insieme al nome dell'autrice, del mio profilo. La scultura, ed altre, la puoi vedere a Pietrasanta (LU) esposta in una piccola mostra permanente... |
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