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| sent on January 07, 2014 (20:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Great, nice texture and point of recovery.
Original shadows.
BRAVO Ottima, bella texture e punto di ripresa.
Originali le ombre.
BRAVO |
| sent on January 08, 2014 (22:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Very nice. ;-) Recall somehow photos of my hometown, Master Mario Giacomelli. - For me this photo is worth a lot more. - (Maybe, if desired, cut away the tree in the upper left, leaving only a shadow, just as it is in the bottom left corner. - It hangs a little to the left ;-)) - For the rest, really good, lots of compliments : hello, G.Piero Molto bella. Richiama in qualche modo le foto di un mio concittadino, il Maestro Mario Giacomelli. - Per quanto mi riguarda questa foto merita molto di più. - ( magari, volendo, tagliare via l'albero in alto a sinistra, lasciando solo l'ombra, esattamente come è in basso a sinistra. - Pende un poco verso sinistra) - Per il resto, davvero bravo, tanti complimenti: ciao, G.Piero |
| sent on January 10, 2014 (14:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you all, Gianpiero, the comparison with Giacomelli course I appreciate it but I'm embarrassed. However, I infer from this that we are citizens too, and for anyone who is fed by the photographic point of view, of the same pictures is difficult not to be conditioned and then not always succeed.
How do you understand that hangs? the trunk of the tree perhaps? Grazie a tutti, Gianpiero, il confronto con Giacomelli ovviamente lo apprezzo ma mi imbarazza. Comunque da questo deduco che siamo concittadini anche noi, e per chi si è nutrito, dal punto di vista fotografico, di quelle immagini il difficile è poi non farsi condizionare e non sempre ci si riesce.
Come fai a capire che pende? il fusto dell'albero forse? |
| sent on January 10, 2014 (16:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Roberto, not "embarrassed" that's just my opinion dispassionate. At the end of "being original" in Photography is now almost impossible, there is always someone who has gone before us ;-), Giacomelli also probably had to turn a "Master" to draw from. - The trunk of the tree, I know, could be wrong ;-) born, but since it is lonely, I would see it put more "lead":-D ;-). It 's just a personal opinion of course. - Greetings, thanks :-) and the next. - G.Piero Ciao Roberto, non "imbarazzarti" è solo una mia opinione spassionata. In fondo "essere originali" in Fotografia è ormai quasi impossibile, c'è sempre qualcuno che ci ha preceduto, anche Giacomelli probabilmente ha avuto a sua volta un "Maestro" a cui attingere. -- Il fusto dell'albero, lo so, potrebbe esserci nato storto, ma siccome è solitario, lo vedrei messo più "a piombo"  . E' solo una opinione personale ovviamente. -- Un saluto, grazie  e alla prossima. - G.Piero |
| sent on January 10, 2014 (18:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
interesting play of shadows. I deleted a bit 'down to the bushes cut to focus more on the tree looked lonely and the undulations of the ground. Cludio interessante il gioco delle ombre. Avrei eliminato un po' in basso per i cespugli tagliati per concentrare di più lo sguardo sull'albero solitario e le ondulazioni del terreno. Cludio |
| sent on April 01, 2014 (19:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Very nice play of light and shadows, great b & w ;-) Molto bello il gioco di luce e ombre, ottimo il b&w |
| sent on November 06, 2014 (15:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Beautiful 'bird's eye': where were you located? Bellissimo 'volo d'uccello': dove eri posizionato? |
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