Paradise Seen from Hell

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Le Visioni Dell'Inferno View gallery (10 photos)

Paradise Seen from Hell sent on August 31, 2020 (11:37) by Jacopo Pasqualotto. 0 comments, 124 views.

1/160 f/4.5, ISO 25600, hand held.

Nikkor 300 H del 1971 a f 4,5 su D700 a 25600 iso. Ieri sera c'era nuvolalglia in rapido passaggio davanti alla luna e, ricordandomi delle incisioni di Dorè sulla Divina Commedia, ho realizzato questo scatto, tirando la D700 al massimisssssimo dei suoi iso per avere una grana che mi ricordasse le vecchie stampe. Esposizione spot dove ritenevo opportuno per avere la luce bilanciata tra luna e nuvole.

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