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Church of Passo Rolle sent on March 11, 2013 (22:50) by Chiodofisso. 13 comments, 1082 views.

con Nikon TC-14E II, 1/500 f/13.0, ISO 200, hand held. Parco Pale di San Martino, Italy.

Dietro alla chiesetta si dovrebbe vedere il Cimon della Pala, la cima più nota delle Pale di San Martino, purtroppo però il tempo non è stato dalla mia parte... :-( In ogni caso in questo un certo fascino io ce lo vedo...... #Neve





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sent on March 12, 2013 (21:17)


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Che bell'equilibrio, peccato per la lieve pendenza a destra.
Un bel quadretto comunque,
Walter

What a good balance, shame about the slight slope to the right.
A pretty picture, however,
Walter

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sent on March 12, 2013 (23:29)


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Grazie mille Walter! ;-)

Ho provato a rincontrollare il discorso della pendenza a dx, a mio avviso forse è più l'impressione data dal terreno sulla sinistra e dall'avvallamento di fronte al portone che la pendenza reale della chiesa.
Ma l'impressione che penda un po' sicuramente la da. Triste

Ora, ammesso e non concesso che la chiesa sia ok, ma per gli effetti sopradescritti sembri pendente, come ci si deve comportare?

Giro la domanda a chi è più esperto di me in campo architettura e ringrazio sin d'ora per i sugggerimenti.

Ciao.
Luca



Thank you Walter! ;-)

I tried to rincontrollare the Sermon on the slope to the right, I think maybe it's the impression given by the ground on the left and dall'avvallamento front of the door that the slope of the real church.
But the impression that it hangs a little 'certainly gives it. :-(

Now, if it was that the church is ok, but for the purposes described above seem leaning, how should I do?

Turn the question to those who are more experienced than me in the field of architecture and I thank you for sugggerimenti.

Hello.
Luca


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sent on March 12, 2013 (23:49)


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Bella! ;-)

Bella! ;-)

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sent on March 13, 2013 (21:23)


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Mah.. Io non mi intendo di architettura ma uso Lightroom e nelle opzioni di ritaglio e' davvero semplice dare una raddrizzata al frame... Credo pero' che possedendo quel po po' di camera tu sappia come fare...
Comunque io avrei raddrizzato guardando la linea dei mattoncini che ricoprono la parte a contatto terra della chiesa e rendendola perfettamente parallela alla linea di taglio in basso del fotogramma.
Ciao
Walter

Mah. I do not intend to architecture but use Lightroom and cropping options and 'very easy to straighten the frame ... However, I think 'that possessing that little bit' of room you know how to do ...
However, I would have straightened watching the line of bricks that cover the ground contact of the church and making it perfectly parallel to the cutting line at the bottom of the frame.
Hello
Walter

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sent on March 14, 2013 (11:15)


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Ciao Walter,
come "dare una raddrizzata al frame" mi è chiaro. ;-)

Quello che mi piacerebbe sapere è come ci si deve comportare quando di fronte ad un effetto ottico dato da vari possibili motivi, il soggetto perfettamente in asse secondo i rilevamenti(non dico che fosse questo il caso..), da, guardandolo, l'impressione di non esserlo e pendere da una parte.

Grazie e ciao.

Luca

Hello Walter,
as "to straighten the frame" is unclear to me. ;-)

What I'd like to know is how one should behave when faced with an optical effect given by a number of possible reasons, the subject perfectly aligned according to the survey (do not say that this was the case ..), from, looking at the ' not seem to be, and lean to one side.

Thank you and hello.

Luca

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sent on March 14, 2013 (20:58)


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Scusa non volevo sottovalutarti, probabilmente non ho capito quello che intendevi... Non saprei cosa consigliarti ma sarei curioso di saperlo anch'io.
Walter

Sorry did not want to sell yourself, you probably did not understand what you mean ... I do not know what to advise you but I'd be curious to know too.
Walter

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sent on March 14, 2013 (21:00)


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Pero' riguardandola non e' un'impressione... E' proprio stortaSorrisoSorrisoSorriso

Pero 'by covering not' impression ... It 'just wrong :-) :-) :-)

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sent on March 14, 2013 (22:41)


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SorrisoSorriso

Sorry Triste

Tranquillo Walter, guarda che non ti devi scusare di niente! ;-)

Ciao.

Luca

:-) :-)

:-| :-(

Walter quiet, watch that you do not have to apologize for anything! ;-)

Hello.

Luca

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sent on March 18, 2013 (12:26)


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Considerando le condizioni climatiche è un bello scatto ;-);-);-) per quanto riguarda la pendenza l'illusione ottica ne fa da padrone , se il muratori che hanno costruito il manufatto hanno rispettato i piani orizzontali in livello assoluto si nota una pendenza millimetrica a partire dal termine superiore dei mattoni dopo inizia l'intonaco bianco ma alla base ad esempio è in perfetto piano . c'è un modo molto semplice per rilevarlo anche su la foto postata far scorrere il fotogramma in verticale ed usare la linea del termine del monitor come livella , si nota che la parte superiore della volta dell'arco è perfettamente allineata , così per la croce , per quando riguarda il tetto le gronde non sono al pari ma di mezzo millimetro , potrebbe essere anche un difetto di costruzione !!
ciao
Nello

Considering the climatic conditions is a nice shot ;-) ;-) ;-) regarding the slope the optical illusion makes the master, if the masons who built the product complied with the horizontal planes in the absolute level there is a millimeter slope from the upper end of the brick begins after the white plaster, but the base is in such perfect plan. there is a very simple way to detect it also on the photo posted slide the frame into vertical and use the line of the end of the monitor as a spirit level, it is noted that the upper part of the arch is perfectly aligned, so for the cross for when it concerns the roof eaves are not the same but half a millimeter, it could also be a faulty design!
hello
In

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sent on March 20, 2013 (20:09)


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Visto che la cosa mi ha promosso una certa curiosità ho aperto la foto con Photoshop applicando la griglia e i righelli e ho preso per riferimento l'unica cosa che di certo è a " piombo" ovvero il batacchio della campana , essendo libero si pone in verticale per la forza di gravità , ingrandendo al max la foto quest'ultimo rimane perfettamente in "piombo" . Ne deduco che la foto è perfettamente allineata e senza pendenza per quanto riguarda la composizione , per eventuali pendenze del manufatto si deve attribuire a difetti di edificazione !!
ora posso dormire tranquillo !!!!
ciao
Nello

Given that it has promoted me some curiosity I opened the photo in Photoshop by applying the grid and rulers, and I took it for reference the only thing for certain is to "lead" or the clapper of the bell, being free is placed vertically to the force of gravity, enlarging the photo to max it stays perfectly in "lead". I assume that the picture is perfectly aligned and no gradient with regard to the composition, any liability of the building is to be attributed to defects in construction!
I can now sleep peacefully!!
hello
In

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sent on March 20, 2013 (20:17)


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concordo per l'ottimo bianco e nero :)
hai dedicato per caso un click anche agli alberelli solitari la in fondo ?

I agree to the excellent black and white :)
If you have dedicated a click even to solitary trees in the background?

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sent on March 22, 2013 (1:03)


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Ciao! Sorriso
Raffaele e Davide, sono proprio contento vi sia piaciuta! In particolare perchè avete apprezzato il BN.

"hai dedicato per caso un click anche agli alberelli solitari la in fondo ?" no, purtroppo da dove ho scattato non potevo farlo come volevo e non avevo la possibilità di spostarmi al momento. La foto l'ho "vista" guardando fuori dalla finestra dell'albergo e per non perdere il momento, che è durato veramente poco, ho preso la macchina dallo zaino e ho scattato in mutande dal balconcino... Sorry Sorriso

Nello, che dire....grazie mille per la tua competente, attenta ed approfondita analisi!!!! Sorriso
Con te si impara sempre qualcosa! ;-)

Ciao e ancora grazie a tutti per i vostri graditi commenti!

Luca



Hello! :-)
Raphael and David, I'm really glad you enjoyed it! In particular, because you enjoyed the BN.

"If you gave for a click even to solitary trees in the background?" no, unfortunately, where I took I could not do as I wanted and I did not have the ability to move at the time. The picture I have "seen" looking out the window of the hotel and not to miss the moment, which lasted very little, I took the car from the bag and I took from the balcony in his underwear ... :-) :-|

In, what to say .... thank you very much for your competent, careful and thorough analysis!! :-)
With you always learn something! ;-)

Hello and thank you all for your comments welcome!
<br />
Luca


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sent on March 22, 2013 (1:08)


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Molto bella ed elegante,complimenti ;-)

Very beautiful and elegant compliments ;-)


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