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Ice on Fire sent on February 11, 2013 (16:54) by Vincent79. 10 comments, 1413 views.

, 1/200 f/8.0, ISO 100, tripod. Napoli, Italy.

Nei giorni di freddo intenso anche la cima del Vesuvio è imbiancata restituendo un'insolita cartolina della città. L'immagine è stata scattata ad una focale di 105mm che mette in evidenza l'incombenza del vulcano su tutta la città e l'elevata urbanizzazione alle sue pendici. In primo piano il Castel dell'Ovo. (consigliata la visione in HD)

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Francesco Artistico Fotografia

sent on February 11, 2013 (17:32)

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FANTASTICA COME SEMPRE MrGreen

Ti consiglio di aggiungere tra i dati della foto il tag luogo di Napoli ;-)

(così compare nell'album delle DESTINAZIONI)

FANTASTIC AS ALWAYS:-D
You should add the photo data place the tag of Naples ;-) (as appears in the album of the DESTINATIONS)

Vincent79

sent on February 11, 2013 (18:34)

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ciao e grazie per la segnalazione.

hello and thanks for the tip.

Francesco Artistico Fotografia

sent on February 12, 2013 (1:11)

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Forse l'unica cosa che sarebbe stata da 110 e lode era di tagliare di meno le pendici (zoomare un pò di meno). Ma complimenti per l'attimo dello scatto, con il giusto calore del sole, e con le nuvole dietro il vesuvio che danno un effetto di grande impatto !!! Bravo ;-)

ciao

ps: da dove l'hai scattata ?

Perhaps the only thing that would have been 110 and praise was cut less the slopes (zoom in a little less). But congratulations to the moment of the shot, with the right heat of the sun and the clouds behind the Vesuvius that give a striking effect! Bravo ;-)
hello :-)

ps: where you have taken?

Vincent79

sent on February 12, 2013 (10:42)

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ho preferito avvicinarmi quanto più possibile con la focale in modo da dare meglio il senso incombente del Vesuvio sulla città. Ampliando l'inquadratura, l'effetto si sarebbe ridotto un po'. E' stata scattata dal belvedere di S.Antonio a Posillipo. ciao!

I preferred approach as much as possible with the focal length in order to give a better sense of Vesuvius looming over the city. Expanding the frame, the effect would be reduced a little. ' It 'was taken from the viewpoint of St. Anthony in Posillipo. hello!

Francesco Artistico Fotografia

sent on February 12, 2013 (11:33)

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Grazie

Infatti ampliando troppo forse il vesuvio non era così incombente ;-)

Beh, comunque davvero ottimo scatto !!! MrGreen

Ancora complimenti. Ciao ;-)

Thanks:-P
In fact, too much perhaps expanding the Vesuvius was not so imminent ;-)
Well, anyway, really great shot! :-D
Congratulations again. Hello ;-)

Luca Alessi

sent on February 12, 2013 (12:34)

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Splendida, mi piace molto la prospettiva compressa data dall'uso del medio tele che enfatizza l'imponenza del Vesuvio. Bei contrasti e bella
situazione di luce, calda e radente, belle cromie. Complimenti
Luca

Beautiful, I really like the perspective on the use of compressed medium telephoto that emphasizes the grandeur of Mount Vesuvius. Beautiful contrasts and beautiful
situation of light, warm and grazing, beautiful colors. Compliments
Luca

Vincent79

sent on February 12, 2013 (16:30)

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ciao Luca e grazie per l'apprezzamento. ;-)

Luca hello and thanks for the appreciation. ;-)

TheVeryMagicMe

sent on August 06, 2014 (23:39)

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Molto bella. Personalmente avrei tolto un po' di dominante rossa...
Marcello

Very nice. Personally I would have taken a little 'too red ...
Marcello

user34611

sent on February 09, 2016 (14:45)

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Effetto molto riuscito.
L'enorme sagoma "da muntagna" rende perfettamente l'idea.
Forse - per mio gusto - i toni un filo troppo caldi.

Una domanda: da dove l'hai scattata? Credo di capire che sei in un punto elevato, ma a 105mm non riesco a immaginare dove puoi esserti posizionato per avere un fotogramma così pieno (a meno di crop)

Saluti
Massimo

very successful effect.
The enormous silhouette "by muntagna" makes it perfectly the idea.
Maybe - for my taste - the tone a little too hot.

One question: Where have you taken? I understand that you're on a high point, but to 105mm can not imagine where could you have positioned to have such a full-frame (less than crop)

Greetings
Maximum

Vincent79

sent on February 11, 2016 (12:09)

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grazie Massimo, è stata scattata dalla scogliera di Mergellina, quella che si protende in mezzo al mare, dove c'è il molo

thanks Massimo, was taken from the cliff of Mergellina, one that juts out into the sea, where there is a pier

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