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Blowing Wind sent on October 15, 2011 (17:02) by Alberto Dall'oglio. 5 comments, 825 views.

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Luzzara (RE) 2009 - Canon EOS 3 - FujiFilm FujiChrome Velvia 100F

10 persons like it: Adolfo Panarello, Andrea Festa, Cosmosub, Emozionevisiva, Maridana, Mauro Sansivero, Quellolà, Stebesa, Stefano Morbelli, Viaggiatorenotturno

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Stebesa

sent on October 18, 2011 (13:51)

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Ciao Alberto...apprezzo anche questa idea! Proprio non manca la creatività ;-) Le variazioni di luce sulle spighe contribuiscono a movimentare ulteriormente lo scatto. Ste

Hello Alberto ... I appreciate this idea! Just do not miss the creativity ;-) The variations of light on the ears help to move further shooting. Ste

Alberto Dall'oglio

sent on October 18, 2011 (18:21)

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Grazie Stebesa! Questa foto è stata possibile grazie alla funzione di esposizioni multiple della mia vecchia Canon EOS 3 a pellicola... Praticamente ho scattato 8 immagini sullo stesso fotogramma: il vento che muoveva le spighe ha poi fatto il resto! Altro che "digital exposure blending"! ;-)

Thanks Stebesa! This photo was made possible thanks to the function of multiple exposures of my old Canon EOS 3 Film ... Basically I took 8 pictures on the same frame: the wind that moved the ears then did the rest! Other than "digital exposure blending"! ;-)

user18536

sent on November 30, 2012 (8:07)

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Questa la trovo eccezionale... Amo molto le foto che registrano il movimento, sono vive, trasmettono davvero a chi le vede le sensazioni provate da chi fotografa, il movimento riesce a rendere unica un'immagine che altrimenti sarebbe stata "solo" originale o bella. Indipendentemente da come l'hai realizzata (i puristi avrebbero sicuramente da ridire) il fine giustifica i mezzi! Gran foto!! Ciao.

I find this exceptional ... I love photos that record the movement, are alive, transmit to those who really sees the sensations experienced by those photographs, the movement can only make an image that would otherwise have been "only" original or beautiful. Regardless of how you made (purists would certainly have to say) the end justifies the means! Great photos! Hello.

Alberto Dall'oglio

sent on November 30, 2012 (8:54)

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Grazie Mari: questa foto è "speciale" in tutti i sensi, non solo per tecnica utilizzata... E' una lunga storia: magari un giorno te la racconterò.

Alberto.

Thanks Mari: this photo is "special" in every sense, not just technique ... It 'sa long story maybe one day you will tell.

Alberto.

user18536

sent on November 30, 2012 (9:05)

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So cosa intendi. Anche io ho delle foto che per me hanno segnato dei momenti. Non sono pubblicate, non per questioni di privacy ma perché sono più "normali". Un tappeto di foglie, un isola in mezzo ad un bacino artificiale e uno sguardo al cielo tra gli alberi. Hanno significato per me, e la loro storia, come immagino per te, fa parte della nostra storia. Magari un giorno mi racconterai la tua. Con affetto, Mari.

I know what you mean. Even I have some photos that I have marked moments. Are not disclosed, not for privacy reasons but because they are more "normal". A carpet of leaves, an island in the midst of a reservoir and a look at the sky through the trees. Have meaning for me, and their history, which I guess for you, it is part of our history. Maybe one day you tell me yours. With love, Mari.

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