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Microworld sent on January 01, 2022 (13:02) by SalvoCmos. 4 comments, 309 views.

, 1/80 f/8.0, ISO 400, tripod.

Alla scoperta del micromondo invernale, scatto in verticale effettuato su treppiede standard con colonna invertita per arrivare rasoterra, posizione scomodissima oltretutto perche il soggetto si trovava alla base di una grossa sughera, obiettivo vintage yashica ML 50mm f1.7 a f8 manual focus con anello di prolunga da 13mm luce naturale, sono stato fortunato poiche filtrava un raggio di sole laterale che illuminava il muschio e creava i riflessi.. molta pazienza e contorsionismo per la composizione e per mettere a fuoco... Una foto dal mio punto di vista interessante, e voi cosa ne pensate?

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6 persons like it: Arnold Unger, Daniele Origgi, Emilio Paolo, Nicolacariello, PietroSca, Vincenzo56

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Daniele Origgi

sent on January 01, 2022 (20:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Very nice.
Happy New Year

SalvoCmos

sent on January 01, 2022 (20:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks daniele Sorriso

Emilio Paolo

sent on January 09, 2022 (15:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I like :-D
I understand well the contortionism and the great work done to get it! I'm starting to experiment with something in the genre and it's not at all easy to find the subjects or the right light conditions!
Here instead you found a great light and you exploited it well in my opinion :-D
I like the background because I see a nice bokeh detail of the vintage lens :-D
The fact that it is a bit dark is good on the one hand because it isolates the subject and adds mystery, but perhaps it is a little too much, but after all the light is lateral and probably could not be composed otherwise :-D
Personally I would have straightened the cut a bit, but they are tastes, so it gives the idea of the slope of the ground.
Overall a good photo for me :-D
A very dear greeting and good Sunday :-D

SalvoCmos

sent on January 09, 2022 (17:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Emilio for leaving the comment and for the appreciations I am also at the beginning and I am very pleased to receive opinions and different points of view.
It was all very difficult among the equipment that was not at all "suitable" for the situation between
the very difficult light conditions because this ray of sunlight broke through the dense bush and then came and went a nice slam, especially with a vintage lens that cancels the light meter.
It is a very beautiful genre, a bit spiritual too, because in addition to the type of subjects practically infinite to photograph (plants, flowers, insect fungi, etc. etc.) you still in the present moment, allowing you to have the curiosity to go and scrutinize the hidden beauty, perhaps inside a very common flower that in a normal situation we would take for granted.
good Sunday to you too ;-)

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