a Mullioned of St. Peter - Portovenere -

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a Mullioned of St. Peter - Portovenere - sent on April 22, 2013 (0:40) by Gio52. 3 comments, 895 views.

at 17mm, 1/125 f/14.0, ISO 100, hand held. Portovenere, Italy.

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Marf259

sent on April 23, 2013 (17:00)

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Il posto è davvero bellissimo, un nome un programma, due cose sono da correggere, secondo me, uno è il muretto in basso che disturba la vista splendida, due i colori e i neri un pò troppo chiusi, ccapisco che non sempre si possano fare più scatti per compensare, io per primo non ci riesco quasi mai, ma in pp secondo me potevi recuperarli meglio, domanda, scatti in raw o in jpg??

The place is really beautiful, a name of a program, two things are correct, in my opinion, one is the low wall at the bottom that disturbs the beautiful view of two colors and blacks a little too close, ccapisco that you can not always do more shots to compensate, I for one can not do almost anything, but I think you could recover pp. better, application, shots in raw or jpg?

Gio52

sent on April 23, 2013 (18:24)

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Ti ringrazio del passaggio...per il muretto pensavo che cosi' in primo piano desse profondita'...per i colori e' vero ho leggermente accentuato le ombre, pensavo dessero intesita' all'immagine...scatto in raw.
ancora grazie per i suggerimenti, ciao ;-)

Thank you for the wall of the passage ... I thought so 'in the foreground give depth' ... for the colors and 'true I slightly accentuated the shadows, I thought I would give intensity' image ... shooting raw.
again thanks for the suggestions, hello ;-) 8-)

Doudou

sent on May 08, 2013 (15:35)

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Ho avuto la risposta alla mia domanda MrGreen

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Per le osservazioni quoto Marf259, chiudendo le ombre perdi in leggibilità della foto. La luce naturale è molto dura per il fatto che lo scatto è fatto durante le ore centrali, diminuire il contrasto sarebbe stato, a mio parere, meglio.
;-)

David

I had the answer to my question:-D:-D.
For comments quoto Marf259, closing the shadows lose in readability of the photo. Natural light is very hard for the fact that shooting is done during the central hours, decrease the contrast would have been, in my opinion, better.
;-) David

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