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Landscape with human elements

19.1 MEGAPIXEL

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Crowd sent on January 13, 2024 (23:08) by Bbbuurzio. 1 comments, 94 views.

at 28mm, 1/250 f/4.0, ISO 100, hand held.

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Elleemme

sent on January 14, 2024 (9:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Choice of lens a bit unfortunate, for these places it would be preferable a 24-105mm or even better a 16/17-35/40mm. There are too many cuts such as the boat on the left, the roof on the right, the boat on the right.
The falling lines are very conspicuous as well as the inclination to the left.
For the inclination, it was enough not to be in a hurry to shoot, thus finding a clear reference in the scene. For the falling lines,
they are caused by the tilting downwards of the digital camera and the problem in post production is heavy because once the inclination has been corrected and the falling lines corrected, many details of the scene will be further excluded.
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(imho)
Hi, Lauro

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