Marina di Vecchiano, Pisa (bis)

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Marina di Vecchiano, Pisa (bis) sent on September 23, 2013 (18:06) by Luca Giordani. 3 comments, 1596 views.

, 1/30 f/11.0, ISO 200, hand held.

9 persons like it: Carlo Bassi, Caterina Bruzzone, Collatina Giorgio, Corradocalambrone, De Guidi Tiziano, Mamaroby, Massimo Larini, Stefano Morbelli, Zman

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Luca Giordani

sent on September 23, 2013 (18:20)

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Caterina, ho pubblicato nuovamente una foto di Marina di Vecchiano dopo il tuo consiglio di schiarire e dare calore alla parte bassa. In effetti questo è un'altro scatto che mi era sfuggito ma che mi piace di più anche per la posizione del sole. Ho comunque applicato il tuo consiglio e ad essere sincero la foto mi piace molto, spero anche a te e a molti altri.
Ciao e grazie! Sorriso

PS: per lo scatto a tempo lungo sono in alto mare..ho fatto delle prove ma non sono molto convinto...vedrò se riesco a tirare fuori qualcosa di buono Sorriso

Catherine, I have re-released a photo of Marina di Vecchiano after your advice to lighten and give warmth to the lower part. In fact this is another shot that had escaped me, but I like even more the position of the sun. However, I applied your advice and to be honest I really like the photo, I also hope you and many others.
Hello and thank you! :-)

PS: for shooting at long time are on the high seas .. I did some tests but I'm not convinced ... I'll see if I can pull off something good :-)

Caterina Bruzzone

sent on September 25, 2013 (13:06)

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Ciao Luca, questa va decisamente meglio è già una bella immagine ma ha ancora qualche margine di miglioramento.
Fai una prova : seleziona la parte bassa rimanendo un po' sotto la linea dell'orizzonte, sfumala in modo abbastanza deciso, apri i livelli e trascina il cursore destro fino ad eliminare la parte d'istogramma piatta, poi sempre con la selezione attiva fai copia e incolla (paste into in modo che non si sposti) sul nuovo livello ottenuto apri le curve prendi il contagoccie grigio e fai clic sulla schiuma del mare, vedrai che tenderà a diventare più neutra e la spiaggia assumerà toni più caldi, se l'effetto fosse troppo forte diminuisci l'opacità del livello.
Ps se vedi che non rispondo mandami un Mp, a volte non riesco a tornare su tutte le foto che commento ;-)

Un saluto. Sorriso

Hello Luke, this is definitely better is already a pretty picture but still has some room for improvement.
Give it a try: select the lower part resting a bit 'below the line of the horizon, sfumala fairly decided, open levels and drag the cursor to the right until you remove the part of the histogram flat, then always do with the active selection Copy and Paste (paste into so that it does not move) on the new layer obtained open curves take the gray dropper and click on the foam of the sea, you'll see that it will tend to become more neutral and the beach will take warmer hues, if l ' effect was too strong and decrease the opacity of the layer.
Ps if you see that I do not answer send me an MP, sometimes I can not get all of the photos that comment ;-)
A greeting. :-)

Luca Giordani

sent on September 26, 2013 (14:02)

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Un grazie a Stefano, Carlo, Zman, Giorgio, Massimo e Tiziano! Sorriso

Thanks to Stephen, Charles, Zman, Giorgio, Massimo and Titian! :-)

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