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Rialto 1 sent on February 19, 2013 (19:02) by Cammelo. 7 comments, 519 views.

at 10mm, 1/50 f/11.0, ISO 100, hand held. Venezia, Italy.

4 persons like it: Fefo, Michela Checchetto, Robynikon, Stefano Gazzarri

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Lully

sent on February 19, 2013 (22:17)

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Mi piace la prospettiva con la gondola in primo piano.
Bella!
Ciao, Lully

I like the perspective with the gondola in the foreground.
Bella!
Hello, Lully

Cammelo

sent on February 21, 2013 (16:11)

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Grazie della visita Lully! E del commento positivo! La composizione l'ho cercata e in parte ne sono soddisfatto, anche se il 10 mm non è facilissimo da gestire gironzolando per Venezia...
Mi dispiace anche che la punta della gondola in secondo piano sia troppo vicina al palo Confuso

.... In realtà ho uno scatto precedente con la gondola leggermente più in dietro ma con il gondoliere non in posizione classica di voga, quindi ho preferito questa.
Grazie ancora e ciao
Cristiano

Thank you for visiting Lully! And the positive comment! The composition I looked and in part are satisfied, although 10 mm is not easy to manage wandering through Venice ...
I also regret that the tip of the gondola in the background is too close to the pole .... :-/ In fact I have a previous step with the gondola slightly further back but the gondolier not in the classic position of rowing, so I preferred this.
Thanks again and hello
Christian

Stefano Gazzarri

sent on February 21, 2013 (17:52)

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Bella
Complimenti

Nice
Compliments

Cammelo

sent on February 21, 2013 (22:36)

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Grazie dei graditi complimenti, Stefano! Sorriso

e... Ho fatto un giro tra le tue gallerie e sono io a farti i complimenti! Il tuo francobollo mi è piaciuto moltissimo! Bravo
Ciao
Cristiano

Thanks for the welcome ceremony, Stefano! :-) And ... I took a tour through your galleries and I have to compliment you! Your stamp I loved it! Good
Hello
Christian

Claudio Santoro

sent on January 07, 2014 (22:27)

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piacevole composizione con le due gondole disposte secondo due diagonali. Piacevole...e se provassi a tagliare appena sopra gli archi per concentrare tutta l'attenzione solo sulle due gondole? Bravo, Claudio

nice composition with the two gondolas arranged in two diagonals. Pleasant ... and if I tried to cut just above the arches to focus all attention only on the two gondolas? Bravo, Claudio

Cammelo

sent on January 07, 2014 (23:13)

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@Cla.san " le due gondole disposte secondo due diagonali"
L'idea che sta alla base dello scatto è appunto questa ovviamente!
Purtroppo essendo proprio alla base del ponte di Rialto e piuttosto vicino alla gondola ho dovuto scattare puntando in basso per inquadrare tutta la gondola con il 10-22 e le line degli edifici non ne hanno "beneficiato".
La tua può essere una buona idea, da provare! ...anche se non amo (forse è un limite Confuso

) uscire dal formato standard ;-)

!
Ciao e grazie Claudio!
Cristiano

@ Cla.san

“ the two gondolas arranged in two diagonals „

The idea behind the shot is precisely this course!
Unfortunately, being right at the base of the Rialto bridge and quite close to the gondola I had to take pointing down to frame the entire gondola with the 10-22 and the line of the buildings do not have "benefited".
Your may be a good idea to try! Also ... if I do not like (maybe it's a limit: fconfuso :) exit the standard format ;-)!
Hello and thanks Claudio!
Christian

Claudio Santoro

sent on January 08, 2014 (18:08)

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beh, sarebbe un formato quadrato praticamente, cioè un formato "classico", il formato Hasselblad, per decenni tipico di chi scattava in bianconero. Il quadrato io lo trovo sempre intrigante, ricco di fascino e...."solido". Forse dipende dall'aver sognato una vita di scattare con la "Svedese"! Ciao e ancora bravo. Claudio

Well, it would be a virtually square format, namely a "classic" format, the format Hasselblad, for decades of one who snapped in black and white. The square I always find it intriguing, fascinating and .... "solid". Perhaps dependent upon a life dreamed to shoot with the "Swedish"! Hello and still good. Claudio

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