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Fervoree...

India: Persone 2

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Fervoree sent on September 18, 2013 (8:09) by Memy. 10 comments, 937 views.

, 1/25 f/18.0, ISO 400, hand held.

Giunti dalla Thailandia nel tredicesimo secolo, i Khampti parlano una loro lingua, hanno una loro scrittura e sono seguaci del buddismo Theravada. Nel villaggio di Empong si trova il Gompa buddhista più grande della regione e noi per caso siamo capitati nel pieno della celebrazione per l' inaugurazione di una nuova grande statua del Buddha donata dalla famiglia reale. Il fervore religioso era palpabile così come l' eccitazione per la grande festa che sarebbe seguita. Fantastica come spesso accade in India la loro accoglienza e la disponibilità totale nei nostri confronti.





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sent on September 18, 2013 (8:13)


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...una esplosione di coloreCool

An explosion of color ... 8-)

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sent on September 18, 2013 (8:16)


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grazie Briè,
buona giornata.

thanks Brie,
good day.

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sent on September 18, 2013 (8:32)


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Bellissima! E' lo zooming! Cercavo un esempio così!!!! Saresti così gentile da spiegarmi come si fa, dati di scatto etc?
Io avevo provato con scarsi risultati qui....
www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?t=455106&l=it
ed avevo cercato consigli qui....
www.juzaphoto.com/topic2.php?l=it&t=456344
Ciao e complimenti!
MN

Bellissima! And 'zooming! I was looking for an example like this!! Would you be so kind as to explain to me how you do it, shooting data etc?
I had tried with little success here ....
www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?t=455106&l=it
and had sought advice here ....
www.juzaphoto.com/topic2.php?l=it&t=456344
Hello and congratulations!
MN

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sent on September 18, 2013 (10:03)


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Ciao Marco,
ho visto la tuo foto ed ho letto i consigli che ti hanno dato nel tread e che mi sembrano più che validi e sinceramente non saprei cosa altro aggiungere.
Il mio approccio alla fotografia non è mai molto tecnico ma più istintivo per cui mi riesce difficile anche dare consigli.
5/6 anni fa ho scoperto questa tecnica per caso e quando in giro non avevo ancora visto nessuna foto: ero in foresta in Uganda con il mio 100/400 e la 30d per cui, essendoci poca luce ero costretto ad utilizzare tempi lenti e, mentre un gorilla si stava avvicinando, casualmente ho zoomato mentre scattavo..
Quando a casa ho visto la foto mi è piaciuta e così ho provato a replicare..
Io sono contrario al flash per cui non lo uso ( anche se sicuramente potrà essere efficace.. ) e la cosa che conta è trovare il giusto compromesso tra il tempo e la velocità della zoomata sia in avanti che indietron a seconda del risulato che vuoi ottenere ma per la mia esperienza è più facile che il punto centrale sia a fuoco partendo dalla massima estensione e poi zoomando all' indietro; ovviamente un cavalletto può aiutare e non poco.

Tempo fa ne avevo postata un altra:
www.juzaphoto.com/me.php?pg=1091&l=it#fot159649


Per la mia esperienza ho l' idea ( è una mia sensazione ) che l' ampiezza del punto di messa a fuoco dipenda anche da che punto dello zoom si parte. Cerco di spiegarmi con un esempio: se parto da 100 e poi zummo a 400 il punto di messa a fuoco è molto limitato mentre, se parto da 200 è già decisamente più ampio... però è solo un impressione e magari mi sbaglio...

Inizialmente mi ci sono divertito ma poi l' ho abbandonata per parecchio ed ogni tanto mi viene la voglia di riprovarci come in questo caso dove ho pensato che l' effetto potesse in qualche modo enfatizzare la scena e rendere quell' immersione totale nella preghiera quasi come fossero in trance.

Questa sera inserisco i dati di scatto

Hello Mark,
I saw your photo and read the advice you gave in the tread and which seem to me that the most valid and really do not know what else to add.
My approach to photography is never very technical but more instinctive why I find it hard to even give advice.
5/6 years ago I discovered this technique by accident and when I was not around yet to see any pictures: I was in the forest in Uganda with my 100/400 and 30d so, as there is little light I was forced to use slow shutter speeds and, while a gorilla was approaching, I randomly zoomed in while I took ..
When at home I saw the picture I liked and so I tried to replicate ..
I am opposed to the flash so do not use it (although it certainly can be effective ..) and the thing that matters is findingand the right compromise between time and the zoom speed in both forward and indietron according to eventually find that you want to achieve but in my experience it is easier than the central point is in focus from the max extension and then zooming in to 'back; obviously a tripod can help and not a little.

Some time ago I had posted another:
www.juzaphoto.com/me.php?pg=1091&l=it # fot159649


In my experience, I have the 'idea (is my feeling) that the' width of the point of focus also depends on how far you zoom part. I try to explain with an example: if I start with 100 and then to 400 Zummo the point of focus is very limited, whereas if I start with 200 is already much larger ... for ogr &ave, it's just a feeling and maybe I'm wrong ...

Initially I enjoyed it but then there are the 'I abandoned for a long and sometimes I get the urge to try again as in this case where I thought that the' effect could somehow emphasize the scene and make that 'total immersion in prayer almost as they were in a trance.

This evening I insert the shooting data

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sent on September 18, 2013 (11:29)


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Grazie Memy, molto preciso, ho visto anche l'altro scatto, veramente magnifico.
Ciao e grazie
MN

Thanks Memy, very accurate, I also saw the other shot, truly magnificent.
Hello and thank you
MN

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sent on September 18, 2013 (12:14)


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Mi piace molto, complimenti! e mi hai fatto venir voglia di provare la tecnica Sorriso
Ciao, Enrico

I love it, congratulations! and you've made me want to try the technique :-)
Hello, Henry

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sent on September 18, 2013 (12:22)


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Grazie Marco ed Enrico :-P
Tentar non nuoce....;-)

Thanks Mark and Henry:-P
Try not harmful .... ;-)

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sent on September 19, 2013 (8:54)


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Ho aggiunto i dati di scatto

I added the shooting data

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sent on February 10, 2014 (22:20)


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bello scatto!!

beautiful shot!

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sent on February 11, 2014 (11:40)


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Grazie !!:-P

Thank you! :-P


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