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Stillness...

Nature - B&W

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Stillness sent on November 08, 2011 (8:05) by Alberto Dall'oglio. 7 comments, 898 views.

at 131mm, 1/2 f/11.0, ISO 100, tripod.

Riva di Suzzara (MN) 2011 #Bianco #White





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sent on November 08, 2011 (9:56)


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un BN gestito al meglio! con tutte le sue sfumature. Essenziale.

BN a run at its best! with all its nuances. Essential.

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sent on November 09, 2011 (16:36)


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Grazie, Vincent79: onorato del tuo commento.

Ciao, Alberto.

Thank you, Vincent79: honored by your comment.

Hello, Alberto.

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sent on November 09, 2011 (17:02)


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ad una prima occhiata ho pensato che fossero foto fatte in studio, poi, invece, ho capito: mi piace questa interpretazione, ci leggo un pò di estraniamento, un'atmosfera da "2011, odissea nel laghetto" se mi passi il giochino, un pò kubrikiana. un solo appunto.. grafico: quel bordino bianco non mi piace proprio, è troppo tenue per essere notatao subito ma una volta notato dà solo fastidio (almeno a me :D), mi piacerebbe vedere queste foto stampate su carta baritata, secondo me verrebbero deliziose! ne hai altre di questa serie?

ah, ancora una cosa.. personalmente trovo l'idea di mettere il titolo graficamente nella foto un pò datata. le foto belle sono belle di per se e un titolo "da poster anni 90" non aggiunge nulla :D

ciao
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At first glance I thought they were photos taken in the studio, then, however, I realized: I like this interpretation, we read some of estrangement, an atmosphere of "2011, Odyssey in the pond" if I throw the play, a some kubrikiana. just one .. graph: the white border I do not like, is too weak to be notatao immediately but once noticed it only gives trouble (at least to me: D), I'd like to see these photos printed on baryta paper, I would be delicious! there is more in this series?

Oh, one more thing .. I personally find the idea of ??putting the title graphic in the picture a bit dated. beautiful photos are beautiful in itself and a header "Poster 90" adds nothing: D

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sent on November 09, 2011 (17:41)


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Lo specchio d'acqua è stato convertito al meglio per far sì che sembri un piano lucido...ottima resa. Un ramo senza origine che si specchia nel nulla ;-) Mi convince un poco meno la composizione, ma probabilmente allargandola avresti perso quella "indefinitezza" che caratterizza il ramoscello orfano nel tuo scatto. Ste

This body of water has been converted to make it seem better for a polished ... excellent yield. A branch without origin which is reflected in nothing ;-) I'm a little less convinced composition, but extending it probably would have lost that "indefiniteness" that characterizes the twig orphan in your shot. Ste

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sent on November 09, 2011 (18:07)


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@ Frenki: simpatico il tuo commento Sorriso Non avevo pensato al grande Kubrik: molto più umilmente volevo rendere la sensazione di immobilità di una mattina piatta e nebbiosa in riva al fiume Po... La riga bianca è di default su tutte le mie foto: certo che su un lavoro high-key non è il massimo... Riguardo alla presentazione... Ognuno può trarre liberamente le proprie considerazioni: se l'ho fatta, vuol dire che la trovo molto elegante ;-)
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@ Stebesa: il ramo è il dettaglio di un'intero albero abbattuto (vicino ad altri alberi) con la chioma nell'acqua... Attorno c'era un po' di confusione: arbusti, erbacce... Avrei perso quella "indefinitezza" di cui parli e che volevo ottenere.

Ciao, Alberto.

@ Frenki: nice your comment :-) I had not thought about the great Kubrick: much more humbly wanted to make sense of immobility of a flat and foggy morning in the river Po .. The white line is the default on all my photos: of course work on a high-key is not the best ... With regard to the presentation ... Everyone can draw freely their thoughts: If I did, it means that I find it very elegant ;-)
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@ Stebesa: the branch is the detail of an entire tree cut down (close to other trees) with her hair in the water ... Around there was a bit 'of confusion: shrubs, weeds ... I lost that "indefiniteness" of which you speak and I wanted to get.

Hello, Alberto.

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sent on December 05, 2011 (8:45)


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Aumenterei un pò il contrasto, ma nel complesso mi piace!

Aumenterei a little contrast, but overall I like it!

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sent on December 05, 2011 (9:40)


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Grazie Juza, sono lusingato dalla tua visita! Sorriso
Ho lavorato molto sul contrasto in questa foto, dosandolo per contenere i toni e i dettagli entro certi limiti: ma ovviamente è questione di gusto personale...

Ciao, Alberto.

Juza thanks, I'm flattered by your visit! :-)
I worked a lot on the contrast in this photo, metered to contain tones and details within certain limits, but obviously it is a matter of personal taste ...

Hello, Alberto.


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