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Secchieta sent on February 11, 2013 (10:03) by Peter Granger. 2 comments, 748 views.

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sent on February 15, 2013 (16:12)

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Soggetto interessante, la scelta di includere i cartelli è ovviamente voluta, ad indicare il contrasto tra artificiale e naturale. Forse però, proprio per questo, avrei reso assai più evidente la presenza compositiva di almeno uno dei cartelli (in particolare il primo) nell'inquadratura, avanzando con il grandangolo di qualche metro. Molto belli i toni di B/N, decisi e naturali, con un'ottima nitidezza generale.

Ciao
Andrea.

Interesting topic, the choice to include the sign is obviously intended to indicate the contrast between artificial and natural. Perhaps, for this reason, I would have made much more evident the presence of at least one of the signs of composition (especially the first) in the frame, advancing a few feet wide. Very beautiful tones of B / N, determined and natural, with excellent overall sharpness.

Hello
Andrea.

Peter Granger

sent on February 15, 2013 (18:31)

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Ciao, grazie del passaggio - hai perfettamente ragione - ma purtroppo c'era troppo ghiaccio, pertanto mi sono accontentato - Peter

Hello, thanks for the step - you're absolutely right - but unfortunately there was too much ice, so I settled - Peter

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