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Florence sent on September 06, 2013 (19:39) by Cammelo. 10 comments, 618 views.

at 22mm, 1/20 f/11.0, ISO 100, hand held.

Lo street non è il mio genere...ma questa è Firenze a Ferragosto! stavo cercando una inquadratura interessante dalla terrazza del bar degli Ufizzi sfruttando il riflesso nella vetrata e... ;-)



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sent on September 07, 2013 (15:18)


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che posa plastica

that plastic pose

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sent on September 07, 2013 (16:28)


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" che posa plastica" MrGreen
Tutti i manuali di fotografia suggeriscono di allargare le gambe e tenere i piedi ben piantati a terra durante lo scatto per aumentare la stabilità ed evitare il micromosso! MrGreenMrGreen;-)
Ciao Briè, grazie della visita!
Ciristiano

that plastic pose
:-D
All photographic manuals suggest to extend your legs and keep your feet firmly planted on the ground while shooting to increase stability and prevent camera shake! :-D:-D ;-)
Hello Brie, thanks for your visit!
Ciristiano

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sent on September 13, 2013 (14:45)


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... e i jap sono sembre ligi alle regole;-)

battuta a parte, per me è un'ottima street view, da molto bene il senso del "ferragosto".

il 20sec di TE è una svista? altrimenti su sì che eri ben piantato a terra MrGreenMrGreenMrGreenMrGreen

... jap and would seem to are loyal to the rules ;-)

joke aside, for me it's a great street view, from very well the meaning of "Ferragosto".

20sec of the TE is an oversight? otherwise yes you were firmly planted on the ground:-D:-D:-D:-D

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sent on September 13, 2013 (15:30)


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Opss! Si è una svista, ovviamente!Triste il parkinson ancora non mi è venuto e i sistemi di stabilizzazione hanno fatto passi da gigante però nemmeno da morto riuscirei a tenere ferma la fotocamera per 20 sec MrGreenMrGreenMrGreen

PS: la posizione del fotografo è chiaramente la Zenkutzu-dachi! Una delle prime posizioni che si imparano praticando karate - detta anche posizione frontale - garantisce grande stabilità (e evita anche il "rinculo" durante l'impatto del colpo scaricando tutta l'energia del pugno sul bersaglio).
Dal baricentro basso e dalla posizione piuttosto larga delle gambe come stile direi uno Shotokan! ;-)

Correggo subito in 1/20 !
Grazie della segnalazione e della visita
Ciao
Cristiano

Opss! It was an oversight, of course! :-( Parkinson's disease still did not come and stabilization systems have made great strides but even in death I could to hold the camera steady for 20 sec:-D:-D:-D

PS: the location of the photographer is clearly Zenkutzu-dachi! One of the first locations that you learn by practicing karate - also called front and center - provides stability (and also avoids the "recoil" during the impact of the blow downloading all the energy of the fist on the target).
Low center of gravity and the position of the legs rather large as one would say Shotokan style! ;-)

Correct it immediately in 1/20!
Thanks for the report and the visit
Hello
Cristiano

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sent on September 15, 2013 (20:14)


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Tipico esempio di scatto in divaricata saggittale.
L'orizzontalità della foto è garantita dal bicchiere semi pieno tenuto nella mano sinistra che funge da contrappeso in un sistema dall' equilibrio precario.
Funambolica.
<3 JAPAN
Eeeek!!!

Of a shooting sagittal divaricata.
The horizontality of the photo is guaranteed by the glass half full held in his left hand that acts as a counterweight system from 'precarious balance.
Acrobatic.
<3 JAPAN
wow!

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sent on September 15, 2013 (20:21)


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" Tipico esempio di scatto in divaricata saggittale.
L'orizzontalità della foto è garantita dal bicchiere semi pieno tenuto nella mano sinistra che funge da contrappeso in un sistema dall' equilibrio precario
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hihihi
Io il bicchiero lo interpretavo come causa del "mosso selettivo" ;-) ma la tua mi sembra una lettura molto azzeccata!
Ciao

Of a shot in sagittal divaricata.
The horizontality of the photo is guaranteed by the glass half full held in his left hand that acts as a counterweight system from 'precarious balance


hihihi
I the bicchiero I interpreted it as the cause of "selective blur" ;-) but yours seems to me a very apt reading!
Hello

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sent on September 17, 2013 (15:14)


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Qualche volta voglio andare in Piazza dei Miracoli a fare qualche foto, quando passo in bici i turisti ne fanno di tutti i colori quando vedono la torre.... cmq scatto simpatico.

Sometimes I want to go to Piazza dei Miracoli to take some pictures, when I bike tourists make all the colors when they see the tower .... cmq nice shot.

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sent on September 17, 2013 (15:26)


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I turisti in posa mentre cercano di sostenere la torre, ripresi dalla prospettiva "non corretta" potrebbero essere dei soggetti piuttosto simpatici!
Ciao Bal, grazie della visita
Cristiano

Tourists posing while trying to support the tower, taken from the perspective of "incorrect" could be the subject rather nice!
Bal Hello, thanks for your visit
Cristiano

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sent on September 25, 2013 (20:09)


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Una foto che non può non strappare un sorriso anche al più impassibile degli esseri umani.

Complimenti per aver colto questo momento molto spontaneo! ;-)

un saluto,
raffaele


A photo can not tear a smile to even the most impassive of human beings.

Congratulations on having caught this very spontaneous! ;-)

a greeting,
raffaele

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sent on September 25, 2013 (21:54)


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Era una scena troppo simpatica e sono contento di averla catturata!
Ciao Raffaele, grazie della visita e del commento!
Cristiano

It was a scene too nice and I'm glad I caught!
Hello Raphael, thanks for your visit and comment!
Cristiano


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