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Our Lady of Grace...

Piove di Sacco (PD)

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Our Lady of Grace sent on April 18, 2013 (10:55) by Ellebi. 5 comments, 562 views.

Madonna delle Grazie,Piove di Sacco. Questo dipinto su tavola di legno è opera del pittore veneziano Giovanni Bellini, che la dipinse alla fine del 1400. Attualmente si trova a Piove di Sacco in un Santuario a lei dedicato. Si tratta di opera notevole, il cui valore artistico salta subito agli occhi di chi si trovi a contemplarla. Lo sguardo della Madonna e del bimbo, che sembrano rivolti all'infinito, donano un senso di serenità. Date le difficoltà a fotografare questo genere di quadri, ho semplicemente, in una giornata nuvolosa a luce diffusa, fatto mettere la tavola di legno sul pavimento del chiostro del santuario. Sono salito su una piccola scaletta e da li ho fatto alcuni scatti con una Nikon D200 e un 50 f 1,4, e senza altri acessori. La luce ideale ha permesso una esposizione perfetta senza i riflessi tipici di questo tipo di dipinti.




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user20639
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sent on April 18, 2013 (19:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Of course it is difficult, at least I find it to be, to do this type of photo.
I think you've done a lot, even more, to achieve this result, eliminating reflections and distortions.
However, I think the color is quite far from reality, there are also obvious chromatic aberrations, under the right arm of the Virgin Mary, or a beam of light is altering in general should revive the color.
What I look for in doing this type of photo, is to see the brush strokes, because, often these valuable paintings we can not bring to admire them, then the photograph would be able to provide this service.
Anyway, for me it is already a good result.

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sent on April 18, 2013 (19:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Good evening, I do not have the technical competence to talk about art reproductions. But I think the photographer that goes towards painting is like the pilgrimage of Catholic. I like it. Hello.

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sent on April 18, 2013 (22:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I think the Ellebi has reproduced as faithfully as possibile.
I do not see aberrations.
If you care, it was the great art critic Federico Zeri, used much the
photographs for his studies. If I remember correctly, in some of his art books, which I think you can
find somewhere Library, you will see very detailed reproductions.

He often used the photographic detail, so he used the sign of the brush, in order to understand the meaning and give explanation through his lyrics.

Greetings :-)


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sent on April 18, 2013 (22:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

In this photo there is no distortion or aberration of some importance and the colors are very close to the original, which incidentally, Leo, you can go and check out the Sanctuary. In this painting you can not see the brush strokes, the picture is small, and the sensor of the D 200 is reduced in size, it is in fact a more than satisfactory result. The photo you can see on Juza is obviously adapted for the web, you can not zoom more than what you see, then the details it is impossible to control them unless it has the original. I think the best way to control the faithfulness to the original of a framework is to make the prints, the ones that I have done are really good up to 30X45, but the one who put in a cloister wall of the sanctuary is much larger and it is still good. Finally I must saythat the technique used by me to reproduce this painting is possible because it is a very small artifact, to play larger paintings you must follow the procedures described in the manual with all the appropriate accessories, it really is a complicated thing. I note that the frescoes on the wall are very easy to photograph, you can do with a simple flash, which does not produce glare ever. Sincerely



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sent on April 18, 2013 (23:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks for the advice and go out of curiosity to see the colors.
I apologize, but under the right arm, I still see weirdness, but maybe it's because of my PC.


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