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Clear Reflections...

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Clear Reflections sent on December 10, 2013 (16:00) by Nyc1929. 6 comments, 573 views.

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sent on December 10, 2013 (22:04)


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Bel tramonto ma avrei evitato l'orizzonte centrale e i particolari della costa tagliati. A livello compositivo non mi sembra funzionare, manca un elemento forte in primo piano che guidi lo sguardo. Hai provato anche uno scatto orizzontale? Ciao

Beautiful sunset but I would have avoided the horizon central coast and the details of the cut. In terms of composition does not seem to work, it lacks a strong element in the foreground to guide the eye. Have you tried a horizontal shot? Hello

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sent on December 10, 2013 (22:50)


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Ciao Nordend4612, ti ringrazio per i tuoi consigli e provo a darei una risposta alle perplessità da te esposte. Cosa intendi per orizzonte centrale? A me sembra che sia rispettata la regola dei 2/3. Per quel che riguarda lo scatto orizzontale, si ho provato anche quello, ma questo era quello che mi convinceva di più. Non so se è una questione di gusti, ma ho notato che forse preferisco gli scatti verticali a quelli orizzontali. In particolar modo, in questa foto, mi piaceva fare vedere le rocce che avevo sotto i piedi fino ad arrivare alla Luna e Venere, senza avere dei soggetti troppo piccoli ed esigui, che si disperdessero. Inoltre con uno scatto orizzontale si andavano a cogliere dettagli del paesaggio che non mi piacevano. Per quanto riguarda i taglio della costa, penso che la giustificazione sia la medesima. Terrò presente i tuoi consigli per una foto ventura, soprattuto per quel che riguarda l'elemento in primo piano, sperando che la situazione me lo permetta! Grazie ancora

Nordend4612 Hello, thank you for your advice and try to'd give a response to concerns from you exposed. What do you mean central horizon? It seems to me that it respected the rule of two thirds. As far as shooting horizontally, you've tried that too, but this was the one that convinced me more. I do not know if it's a matter of taste, but I noticed that maybe my favorite shots vertical to horizontal. In particular, in this photo, I liked to see the rocks under my feet until you get to the Moon and Venus, without having subjects that are too small and small, that will disperse. In addition, with a horizontal shot you were going to catch details of the landscape that I did not like. As far as cutting costs, I think the justification is the same. This will keep your advice for a picture ventura, above all with regard to the first element infloor, hoping the situation will allow me! Thanks again

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sent on December 11, 2013 (22:38)


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Ciao, per l'orizzonte avrei abbassato ancora un pò l'inquadratura privilegiando lo specchio d'acqua rispetto al cielo e avrei cercato un elemento forte in primo piano che desse interesse, tipo una roccia o un tronco. La costa, così tagliata crea confusione secondo me....così come il palo di legno sulla destra (che avrei provato a sfruttare come elemento forte della composizione invece che messo in un angolo). Mi sembra poi che ci sia una forte distorsione al centro, proverei a correggerla. Tieni presente che queste sono considerazioni non vedendo il posto, non so cosa ci potesse essere attorno ma vedendo i bei elementi che hai saputo cogliere li avrei disposti diversamente....poi, come hai detto tu, i gusti son gusti. Il posto comunque merita, se puoi tornare ne vale sicuramente la pena! Ciao;-)

Hello, I would have lowered the horizon a little bit more emphasis framing the body of water than the sky and I looked for a strong element in the foreground that give interest, such as a rock or a tree trunk. The coast, cut so confusing to me .... as well as the wooden pole on the right (which I would try to exploit as a strong element of the composition rather than put in a corner). It seems to me then that there is a strong distortion in the center, I would try to correct it. Keep in mind that these considerations are not seeing the place, I do not know what might be around but seeing the beautiful elements that I've been able to grasp them arranged differently .... then, like you said, tastes are tastes. The place still worth, if you can back it is definitely worth it! Hello ;-)

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sent on December 12, 2013 (11:08)


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Ciao, dico solo che l'effetto che tu dici di distorsione, può venire dal fatto che l'insenatura del mare agli estremi è più vicina a me. Se noti la linea delle case è a dritta (considerando le case più alte e quelle meno). Comunque grazie delle precisazioni, ne farò tesoro per il prossimo scatto.

Hello, I just say that you say that the effect of distortion may come from the fact that the inlet of the sea to the extreme is closer to me. If you notice the line of the houses is on the starboard side (considering the tallest houses and less). Anyway thanks clarifications, I will treasure for the next shot.

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sent on April 03, 2014 (18:41)


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Molto belle le cromie il riflesso la completaSorriso

Very beautiful colors reflect the complete :-)

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sent on April 03, 2014 (20:33)


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Una giornata fantastica, forse come colori uno dei tramonti più belli mai fotografati da me

A fantastic day, perhaps as one of the colors most beautiful sunsets ever photographed by me


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