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Terre di Toscana...

Il bel Paese

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Terre di Toscana sent on November 12, 2012 (21:23) by Agroberto. 13 comments, 1032 views.

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sent on November 12, 2012 (21:39)


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Ciao Roberto, bello il panorama, anche se (visti gli elementi presenti) avrei sicuramente composto con la terra e quell'alberello sulla dx, creando una foto grafica di sicuro impatto e bellezza

Hello Roberto, beautiful landscape, even if (given the elements) I would have definitely made the earth and quell'alberello on the right, creating a photo graphics of great impact and Beauty

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sent on November 13, 2012 (14:12)


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Se non ho capito male avresti messo solo la terra e l'albero, vero? beh se è così stasera ne posto proprio una fatta così che non ho avuto tempo ieri sera di metterla. Se non ho capito fammi sapere, viceversa vedi la prox. e fammi sapere grazie i commenti ritengo siano utilissimi. ciao

If I understand it would only put the land and the tree, right? Well if so tonight I made a place just so that I did not have time last night to put it. If I did not understand let me know, otherwise see prox. and let me know through the comments I believe are useful. hello

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sent on November 13, 2012 (19:55)


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Un contrasto interessante tra la terra in primo piano e il blu che si vede in lontananza, peccato solo per la foschia... forse l'avrei tagliata anche io al punto che si vedesse solo la terra e l'albero e l'avrei chiamata, ovviamente, "In Solitudine" :). Inoltre aumenterei l'esposizione e un pelino la saturazione. Una versione in b/n non guasterebbe...sempre con la giusta luminosità

An interesting contrast between the earth in the foreground and blue that you see in the distance, sin only for the mist ... maybe I would have cut too much so that you see only the ground and the tree and I would call, of course, "In Solitude" :). In addition aumenterei exposure and saturation in a bit. A version b / w would not hurt ... always with the right light

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sent on November 13, 2012 (21:01)


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Ecco a richiesta l'albero in solitudine che non è un crop della precedente. Grazie per i consigli e per il suggerimento del titolo che mi è piaciuto e l'ho usato grazie

Here to request the tree in solitude which is not a crop of the previous. Thanks for the advice and the suggestion of the title that I liked and I used it with

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sent on December 13, 2012 (15:13)


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Come già ti hanno detto anch'io avrei croppato la parte bassa per posizionare l'albero nell'angolo estremo..

As I already told you I cropped the bottom to place the tree in the extreme ..

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sent on August 18, 2013 (14:58)


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mi piacerebbe vedere un esempio del crop con l'angolo all'estremo ho provato ma non la "vedo" se poi ci sono altri commenti ben vengano grazie in anticipo

I'd like to see an example of the crop with the angle I tried the extreme but not "see" if then there are other comments they are welcome thanks in advance

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sent on August 28, 2013 (16:29)


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Ho provato a dare una mia interpretazione dello scatto spero non ti arrabbi ;-):





I tried to give my own interpretation Taken hope you do not get angry ;-)




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sent on August 28, 2013 (22:00)


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arrabbiarmi?? assolutamente no ringrazio sempre chiunque nel bene e nel male mi da un suo parere. Da quello che capisco l'hai fatta diventare un 16/9 o quasi tagliando principalmente la parte bassa...corretto? Inoltre l'hai maggiormente saturata? Grazie mille per la visita e l'intervento

angry? absolutely not always thank anyone in good times and bad gives me his opinion. From what I understand you did it become a 16/9 or so primarily by cutting the lower part ... correct? In addition, you have more saturated? Thank you so much for the visit and the intervention

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sent on August 29, 2013 (7:51)


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Non avevo a disposizione un programma per elaborare la foto, "serio" per cui ho fatto una roba al volo, l'ho ritagliata, leggermente saturata, ho cercato di eliminare una dominante blu che c'era sulle colline che di solito si presenta nelle zone in ombra o con cielo coperto, gli ho dato una contrastata tramite le curve e appena appena una botta di nitidezza.

Il problema dell'altra era la parte bassa che era inutile non diceva nulla e non mi dava un punto di riferimento per far entrare lo sguardo all'interno dello scatto, nell'osservarla ti sentivi perso mentre nel secondo caso vedrai come l'albero ti accompagna all'interno dello scatto e da li alla cascina e a tutto il resto, il cielo coperto ti ha appiattito i colori e fatti virare l'eccesso di blu ha spento il primo piano e portato verso il blu lo sfondo

Una cosa che noto ora è che la foto pende, ho provato a raddrizzarla era fuori di 1.5° l'ha riposto raddrizzata:





Il difetto non è visibile per il dolce ondeggiare delle colline ma osservando i pali della luce si nota

I did not have available a program to process the photo, "serious" so I made a stuff on the fly, I cropped, slightly saturated, I tried to delete a blue cast that was on the hills that usually occurs in areas in the shade or on overcast days, I gave him a countered by the curves and barely a shot of sharpness.

The problem was the lower part of the other that it was useless did not say anything and did not give me a reference point to let him look inside shooting, observing it you feel lost while in the second case you will see how the tree Taken from inside and accompanies them to the farm and all the rest, the sky has you covered flattened colors and made to turn the excess of blue has turned off the first floor and carried up into the blue background

One thing I notice now is that the picture hangs, I proVato was to straighten it out of the 1.5 ° has placed rectified:





The defect is not visible to the gentle sway of the hills but looking at the light poles is known

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sent on August 29, 2013 (21:15)


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grazie davvero il tuo intervento mi è stato di grandeeee aiuto un saluto robertoSorriso

thank you very much your speech I was grandeeee help a greeting roberto :-)

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sent on August 30, 2013 (8:02)


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Prego ;-)

Please ;-)

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sent on March 31, 2014 (20:35)


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bella foto, complimenti ancora.

nice photo, congratulations again.

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sent on April 01, 2014 (20:54)


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grazie

thanks


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