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A look to the sky...

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A look to the sky sent on January 19, 2014 (17:31) by Maxlaz66. 22 comments, 1261 views. [retina]

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avatarsenior
sent on January 20, 2014 (10:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

On the symmetry believe there is little to say, both while shooting and in post we've been paying attention and care, as well as you've been paying attention to the care and management of light on the dome of avoiding lights have burned.
What disturbs and unbalances the shot is the area in strong shadow on the left, which does not correspond to the right.
Looking at her, the feeling that I feel as though I've left eye partially blindfolded, or with blinders.
There is also a red polka dot on the dome that I can not figure out what it is (if an artifact or something that was hanging up there).
I do not know if you have occasion to return to the place and groped shooting at another time, where the light strikes the same way (almost) on both right and left.
Hello
Barbara

avatarsenior
sent on January 20, 2014 (11:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I find myself in a difficult to comment on this image.
And 'well done, the lights / shadows do not disturb me, the imperfect symmetry up / down does not give me any trouble ...
Could I suggest a square cut, a version b / w, but only to fill a space of words.
I'm not excited. Nothing emotions. I find it flat.
I do not know, a statue in the foreground, a ball thrown into the air, the appearance of a deity (:-D), a ray of light
passing diagonally, a carnival mask in Venice Sandro:-D:-D:-D, or chissacché, would help me ...

I do not mean to throw it, it might be perfect for a group of images of architecture dense geometry.
But if along with these there were some more & usevere; "Expressive".

Hello.
Andrea. ;-)

Edit: Integro:
And 'controversial.
I regarded it as a autostereogramma ...
Has a "hypnotic" and then actually sends something ...
On the second pass has become another image, stronger ...
I'll be back later with the third ... :-D

avatarsenior
sent on January 20, 2014 (16:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I am not agree more with Barbara, the lack of the same light on the left and bottom makes it look this search for incomplete symmetry ... ...

avatarsenior
sent on January 20, 2014 (18:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

is undoubtedly the valuable research geometries, but such research should also affect luci.la shaded area I think due to the natural inclination of the sun's rays at that particular time you would not in any way allowed us to achieve perfect symmetry in this direction.
I also believe that with a square cut, aumenteresti the perception of symmetry, aligning the edges of the windows in the corners of the frame.
I'm always a little perplexed by these images for the same reason described by Prof.la look, I like it but it excites me, but it's probably just my limit.

last, I did not understand what happened on the frame of the picture, the would submit much better.
a greeting, simone

avatarsenior
sent on January 20, 2014 (18:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

barbara told you much in terms of tone and nn can only share what I can tell you is that the final level of symmetry in pp nn is at the top.
first paragraphs were central to the time of shooting, it's hard, especially with the 15 you can see it from here





No, but it is a good problem PS has thought of everything when the error is marginal, just to correct the distortions of the lens and rotate the pic so that both vertical and horizontal planes coincide as much as possible.

Then you simply place a lot 'of rulers so








select command turns / alter and have fun with a lot of patience to fix tt details without changing the content of the photo trying to bring tt in the right place to get an almost perfect symmetry.

Finally you cut the excesses trying to provide a reading imm perspective then making the most of in this case the diagonals.





nn you can always respect the 3:2 4:3 but we often can.

I hope I was useful signing.
If you look at the symmetry must be taken to ensure that this appears as the main theme of the photo and why it needs to be cured, then the rest is that if it is well managed sicuramente nn faulty.

hello,
maurizio

avatarsenior
sent on January 20, 2014 (18:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I still speak to thank Maurice for the excellent observations reported, are things that, I for one, but I have not found really important in these scatti.volevo ask, however, what precautions to take to avoid the risk of distorting the circle, partly because I would not be wrong but I think the last picture we have come to just that or is it just an optical illusion?
to control the distortion of the circle shall be positioned rulers in a certain way?

hello

avatarsenior
sent on January 20, 2014 (18:46) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Simone is that there is nn nn I looked round I've done the right x tt in 10 min to understand. However, just place two rulers equidistant from the center in the horizontal and vertical x 2 ways to be sure you can measure five the Ruler tool, alternatively you could also create a circle on a level that respects the size and apply transparency.

Hello

avatarsenior
sent on January 20, 2014 (20:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Maurizio I know you've done in a hurry, God forbid, I just was wondering how to create a sort of template for square or circular regolarmi.con you can draw a square selection of the rulers? Well by my questions, you can understand how it is ignorant about ps.comunque provero'a combine graphics with something.
hello

avatarsenior
sent on January 20, 2014 (21:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

with a square selection can be traced rulers?

certainly the first with the move tool up and the rulers displayed if you click and hold on the bar numbers and you move to the photo you appear those lines, bluish in my case, they serve only as a guide (cmd + H disappear) then you can move whenever you want and wherever you want in architecture are essential as the grid correction lens.
nn I have a top PS, indeed, but what is good for me I try to exploit it.
hello

avatarsenior
sent on January 20, 2014 (21:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I would have written you only the lights, I am thrilled by what you can learn with these explanations, I shake my head to let out a little sound of ignorance and let all these notions ...
Thanks

avatarsenior
sent on January 20, 2014 (22:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Maurizio me back as rulers on the photo I knew what you do not know is how to create a perfect square that do not know, that I have to use references, however, quiet, I have to think about it, then maybe we feel Mp because they do not want to burden this post belongs to Maxlaz66 ;-)
hello and thank you for your interest.

Max, you never stop learning, and lately thanks to these posts and sections, but especially thanks to people like you and Maurizio, Eliana, Prof and I will not list them all, because you know who I mean, that you bang a minimum to make known their thoughts, anything on this forum is muovendo.speriamo that hard.
hello

avatarsenior
sent on January 21, 2014 (12:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Evidently I am that I have a vision buggy .... :-D

For me it is the lifeline that light put there, turn right on to create the shapes of an image that would otherwise have been too flat, like a drawing on paper.

Among other things, in Milan, the sun has never azimuth, so hardly, you will have a perfect symmetrical balance of light.

For those who have not recognized that it is the central dome of the gallery in Milan. ;-)

With regard to geometrical symmetry, all said Maurice. ;-)

That said, I consider it a shot without infamy and without praise.

When the Japanese go to l ì, crush the bales to the bull, then put them at the center of the square, raise the upturned nose and make clicks with their compact camera, and voila, the shot is served!

;-)

avatarsenior
sent on January 21, 2014 (17:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I think if the present vertically with the lighted bottom makes it better. ;-)

Hello
Max

avatarsenior
sent on January 22, 2014 (0:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks to all for the opinions and precious advice. Tomorrow, with a keyboard in hand instead of your phone bill to express my views in detail.

@ Max Luccotti
I've tried ... you're right, good advice. ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on January 23, 2014 (16:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The lack of light and detail mixed on the left side of the frame makes me instinctively toward the brighter and with more detail.
A structure that lends itself to a decidedly square cut. Not bad overall but greater care in the search for absolute symmetry is required.
Would remove the frame.
Hello

avatarsenior
sent on January 24, 2014 (10:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

After almost a week, I am speaking in the debate, first of all ringrazion bzanna to find everything created with the Hashtah # circolofotografico, which finally opens to feedback and criticism (always positive) each shot, and while I apologize for not having contributed similarly but returning from a asettimana disease, the work has "demanded" full-time.
@ Bzanna
The asymmetry of the light is the leit-motif dellos captive, which otherwise, if confined to the dome would have been assolultamente trivial. What struck me was just the reflection of the window on the side, and the colors that arose. Moreover, it was a day "rare" to Milan, where a wild light of this kind hardly comes courtesy of Mother Nature.
The Pixel is a red balloon, if you look carefully you'll see even one white, and ... Noor, for the aforementioned reason I could not do it again. Again, on January 1, early in the morning, in Milan there was a very special light ...
@ ProfChaos
Thanks for the double (triple?) Evaluation

@ Commissario71
No, it is not your limit, the taste is fairly subjective, who says that it is your limit instead of others?
The square cut, I would have eliminated the aparte in the shade, would have penalized the ain-sided glossy light, which for the sopraitatomotivo expressed to Barbara, is an integral part of the shot. The frame (inspired by old Sloppy Borders) is correct, it is not defective. And 'deliberately staggered ... a habit that many people criticize me, but that continues to satisfy me.

@ Inviktusk600
Beforeall, thanks for the invaluable advice regarding the placement of templates and rulers in Photoshop, you never stop learning. To be honest, reeds s andnot you would say, I tend to always make corrections very limited in PP, and avoid forever, beyond evenuali "Crop", "Straighten" and tonal adjustments to intervene distorting the picture. It is not my intention to seek an absolute asymmetry, although I agree with the fact that they can gain the click, instinctive deformation (lthough I can hardly straighten horizons in PP), tend not to straighten perspective deformations and do not apply HDR oe layer mask because move away from the concept of my photography. Similarly, never use the stamp or whatever to remove items from the shot. I may be wrong, but I can not live it as part of inegrante rpocesso photo. For goodness sake, then I go to applicare often Filters "art" that totally distorts the shot, Copsa that could be eltta as inconsistency, but in fact I see it as the art interpretazioen picture.Three recovery, not like the manipulation of what resumed. I always behave like this, you want to belief, either out of laziness. Your Intervet, however, has been invaluable and I do not know how to thank you for taking the time.

@ Max Lucotti
as written, actually the vertical cut would give more balance to the next step. Thank you ...

@ Left
With a square cut, I would have lost the illuminated detail. The dome itself, albeit with a special alight, it would not be trivial?

To all - as anticipated by Paco68, unless you use tricks such as double exposedsions or HDR or otherwise, is impossible to attain enlightenment Gallery balanced on all sides, except that the sky is leaden and it uses a display luinga. But then the colors appiattirebbero ...

Thanks to all
Max

avatarsenior
sent on January 24, 2014 (12:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks for the double (triple?) Assessment

Here is the triple!

I have treated, I have read all the speeches and now I tell you where I arrived, although with some of your cozzerà
considerations (which is very valid ... Cozzo especially with the philosophy postproduttiva (did you see that big words you pull out when I promise! I think it's a term invented at this time from scratch!:-D) of the author .. .). ;-)
For me the strength I mentioned in my previous edit is given by the geometry of the part of the image that catches your eye, the lighter one, then all the glass with sky background.
The outer margins not I could care less ... :-D
Consequently, I would tend to darken completely (evenafter performing the symmetric square cut) ...
The lights on the walls, the ones that according to the author represent the personal touch, disturb me.
They make me divert attention dall'imbambolamento that I give away the image if I close concentrassi
on the windows ... :-)
For me it is paradoxical advice to make the image seem more classic or trivial as has been proposed, but I can not avoid it, in this case ...
It would seem the perfect choice ...

Oh, as usual, it is my opinion, reasoned with my head ... :-| Wow wow!

Hello.
Andrea ... ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on January 24, 2014 (13:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

To be honest, reeds s andnot you would say, I tend to always make corrections very limited PP

Okay talk to someone who often is limited to the minimum wage, just what you need to do to make a raw x quite a jpg.

do not tend to straighten the perspective deformations

Having said that you do this one thing, when you look with your eyes, a large palace as you see it?

I also straight at the sides.

So forgive me, but if the photograph is a representation of reality in this case one that impresses on the sensor / film nn is often the reality, unless nn possess specific lenses or you try to be really good at limiting but not eliminating completamentand damage, because we would see the building converge towards the center or straight tip backward as if he were falling mica are tt tower of Pisa that we neither one!
I will set my eyes see but one thing that I want to represent, then come the imm special but that's another story.
Nn is a criticism to your way of thinking than that, just an observation, I have changed a lot the way I represent the architecture but I think I have definitely improved.

See you soon,
Maurizio

avatarsenior
sent on January 24, 2014 (13:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

if the photograph is a representation of reality

No!
It could be an attempt in some kinds of representation of fact, if we look for example
the classical architecture, documentary photos, etc ...
But always a false representation, due to the implementation of a 3D scene on 2D ...
It can not be real, already physically.
One can perhaps bring ...
But the power of photography for me is the interpretation that the author gives ...

So I agree that classic architecture should follow the rules of representation as faithfully as possible the construction ...
But you have always wanted to see what commoncarcinomas the Max ..
The suggestions that I gave, adhering to these concepts (apart from the manipulation of the shot by darkening sides),
were precisely towards the search emotionality (in this case all'imbambolamento ...:-D).
Why I'm interested in what a picture ...
Maurice, your straight lines, the ones that seem so real, you interpret them as straight ... Your brain knows that the building was probably constructed in accordance with the parallels in the bubble, but you see the same eye perspectives, falling lines, etc ...
What is the real reality?

I have been doing freak out today ...
Speeches really complex ...
(And a lot of philosophy).
Luckily I dotto a technical institute and I know nothing about philosophy ... :-D
Oh, even if shot Minke, is always my vision of things, huh? ...
Hello.
Andrea. ;-)





avatarsenior
sent on January 24, 2014 (14:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Prof,
Well then call the architecture and nn is fine by me!

We call the ART and you step altogether.

Hello,
Maurizio





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