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Jof of Montasio...

Mountain 2

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Jof of Montasio sent on September 06, 2021 (13:09) by Fabio Damonte. 4 comments, 143 views.

at 91mm, 1/500 f/5.6, ISO 500, hand held. Tarvisiano, Italy.




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avatarmoderator
sent on September 06, 2021 (14:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Unusual choice of focal length, with 70mm and vertical framing would also include the aerial end of the bell tower and also reduced the visible falling lines :-/
(imho)
Hello, Lauro

avatarjunior
sent on September 06, 2021 (16:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

unfortunately it is not true, at 70mm there was no horizontal bell tower, vertically yes but in any case little I would have been interested because the main subject was the mountain and vertically obviously there would not have been both, and in any case I would have been forced to frame the bridge of the old railway, several roofs, in short, all disturbing elements. I have a version made with 2 shots at 70mm then joined but I don't like it.
In this way it is true that the tip of the bell tower is missing and it will not be the perfect shot, but I stopped the car on the side of the road in the "least worst" point possible before all the pink disappeared on the mountains, to bring this view with me despite it was not possible to fully respect all the rules of photography ;-)

avatarmoderator
sent on September 06, 2021 (17:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

ok but the basic problem, Fabio, is that a bell tower was included is as if you wanted to insert a model in the scene and then cut off her head not considering it the most important subject .... but there is also the interpreting with co-protagonists: The one in the 1st floor that can give tridimensioality and what is in the background. ;-)
From 91 to 70mm from horizontal to vertical there is a lot of stuff, in post production there is the optimized composition 8-)
sempre (imho)
hello, Lauro

avatarjunior
sent on September 06, 2021 (18:17)


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per rimanere sulla tua metafora, la mia modella in questo caso è decisamente la montagna.

Il campanile è stato inserito come dici tu come co-protagonista, per abbinare le due cose, molto caratteristiche di quel paesino (capisco però che questa cosa a me racconta molto perché sono estremamente legato a quelle zone per vari motivi fra cui origini familiari e infanzia, ad uno che non le conosce non trasmetterà molto...).

70mm in verticale proprio non mi piaceva, entrambi i soggetti erano praticamente sul bordo, la montagna non ci entrava nemmeno nella sua interezza ma solamente la cima (oltre al discorso già fatto sull'enorme quantità di elementi di disturbo che sarebbero entrati in gioco, perché altrimenti tiravo fuori il 17-40 e tagliavo la testa al toro)

ero spalle al muro senza possibilità di indietreggiare o andare più in alto, fra una galleria e delle case, l'unico scorcio possibile era questo.

A questo punto avrei potuto non scattare... però, piuttosto che non fare nemmeno la foto, preferisco sempre scattare e infrangere qualche regola, per avere con me una fotografia che racconta un momento vissuto. Potrei un giorno andare in zona appositamente per fare quella foto con l'inquadratura da manuale? certamente, ma avrebbe comunque tutto un altro sapore. Ovviamente comprendo che chi vede le foto senza conoscere la situazione non capisca, è del tutto normale, mi fa piacere vengano fuori opinioni.



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