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Urban Vintage sent on January 08, 2013 (23:12) by Gmg. 4 comments, 918 views.

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18 persons like it: Adolfo Panarello, Afrikachiara, Bix25, Caterina Bruzzone, Cumulus, Flaber70, Francesco Di, Giannijazz, Giovanni Riccardi, Herman, Jypka, Marf259, Nico55, Nonnachecca, Palborgg, Raffaele Carangelo, Roberto Marini, Soniax

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Jypka

sent on November 22, 2013 (20:23)

Excellent light and colors! Pity there is in the foreground on the right that "corner".

Gmg

sent on November 25, 2013 (13:33)

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Yes, you're right. It was impossible to change the point of shot. So I convinced myself that it helps to give depth ;-)

Yes, you're right. It was impossible to change the point of this shot. Convinced myself I know That it helps to give depth ;-) ;-) ;-):-D:-D:-D

Adolfo Panarello

sent on March 14, 2014 (16:01)

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Bellissima immagine! L'architettura (bene ripresa) è funzionale alla composizione e alle scelte cromatiche che sono tutte gradevolissime. Il vero soggetto (il manifesto) è magistralmente ripreso e inserito nel contesto. Ottimi il punto di ripresa e la scelta del taglio.

Complimenti!

Cordiali saluti,
Adolfo

Beautiful picture! The architecture (good recovery) is functional composition and color choices that are all very pleasant. The true subject (poster) is masterfully filmed and placed in context. Good point shooting and the choice of the cut.

Congratulations!

Sincerely,
Adolfo

Gmg

sent on March 14, 2014 (20:29)

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Grazie Adolfo,

anche a me piace molto, ma purtroppo sembra essere condivisa da pochi ;-)

Non so se prendere l'elemento in bass a Dx come un disturbo o un aiuto per dare profondità.
Probabilmente si poteva eliminare, a rischio di farmi investire in mezzo alla strada MrGreen

ciao
GmG

Thanks Adolfo,

I also like a lot, but unfortunately it seems to be shared by a few ;-)
I do not know whether to take the item to bass Dx as a disorder or a help to give depth.
You could probably eliminate at risk of being invested in the road:-D:-D

hello
GmG

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