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Big city lights...

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Big city lights sent on January 26, 2014 (20:20) by Alessandro1124. 10 comments, 1019 views.

at 116mm, 3 sec f/16.0, ISO 200, tripod. Montevecchia e Valle del Curone, Italy.

Le luci del tramonto e le luci di Milano viste da Montevecchia questa sera. Non ho toccato in alcun modo la saturazione dei colori ma solo livelli e curve. Non amo i titoli in inglese ma oggi avevo in testa una vecchia canzone dei Mattafix "Big city Life" Ciao Valentino



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sent on January 27, 2014 (14:34)


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Il cielo è veramente bello con i suoi colori pastello, bravo per non aver "pastrocchiato" con la saturazione, magari mi sarei ""avvicinato" con il tele, o avrei fatto un piccolo crop per dare un po' più di spazio alla città...

Andrea

The sky is really beautiful with its pastel colors, bravo for not having "pastrocchiato" with saturation, maybe I would have, "" approached "with the remote, or I would have made a small crop to give a little 'more space to the city. ..

Andrea

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sent on January 27, 2014 (14:41)


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Onestamente non mi fa impazzire. L'elemento principale è il cielo, che però trovo complessivamente poco interessante, tende quasi ad essere monocromatico a parte la piccola finestra con i colori del tramonto.
Ciao
Roberto

Honestly I'm not crazy. The main element is the sky, but overall I find it very interesting, tends to be almost monochromatic except for the small window with the colors of the sunset.
Hello
Roberto

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sent on January 27, 2014 (20:16)


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Grazie Andrea, per la visita ed il commento. Ovviamente ho diversi scatti ripresi con focali diverse, tra chi alcuni con focale equivalente (200x1,4moltx1,4 fattore dx) , ho incominciato a postare questo
Grazie Roberto per la critica costruttiva.Di questa foto mi piace l'alternanza di colori freddi (il cielo in alto e la citta' in basso ) e i colori caldi della zona intermedia e delle luci della citta'. Ovviamente rispetto il tuo punto di vista
ciao
Valentino

Thanks Andrew, for the visit and the comment. Obviously I have taken several shots with different focal among those with some equivalent focal length (200x1, 4moltx1, factor 4 right), I started to post this
Thanks Steve for criticism costruttiva.Di this photo I like the alternation of cool colors (the sky above and the City 'at the bottom) and the warm colors of the intermediate zone and the lights of the city'. Of course, I respect your point of view
hello
Valentino

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sent on January 28, 2014 (11:50)


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Ciao,
penso che il titolo non sia molto corretto...alla fine hai deciso di dare più spazio al cielo (molto bello per le sue sfumature) e molto poco alla città che tra l'altro è un po' "confusa". In ogni caso il cielo è veramente molto bello!

Hello,
I think the title is not very correct ... in the end you decided to give more space to the sky (very nice for its shades) and very little to the city which by the way is a bit '"confused." In any case, the sky is really very nice!

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sent on January 28, 2014 (13:39)


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Grazie Mignolo per il commento.
Domenica sera il cielo al crepuscolo era veramente bello, Milano dista dal punto dello scatto una trentina di km per cui il fatto che i palazzi siano poco nitidi potrebbe dipendere dallo spessore dell'aria, oppure da un leggero micromosso dovuto al tempo lungo di scatto che pur con le cautele del caso ( treppiede, scatto a distanza alzo dello specchio) e' sempre in agguato.
Il titolo della foto e' dovuto ad un brano musicale che stavo ascoltando in auto
Ciao
Valentino

Thanks Pinky for comment.
Sunday evening twilight sky was really nice, Milan is the point of shooting a hundred miles so the fact that the buildings are not very sharp may depend on the thickness of the air, or by a slight shake-due to the long time shooting that albeit with due caution (tripod, remote shutter release I raise the mirror) and 'always lurking.
The title of the photo and 'due to a piece of music that I was listening in the car
Hello
Valentino

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sent on January 28, 2014 (14:45)


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ottime le cromie dell'ora blu!;-)
complimenti!;-)
un salutone:-P francesco

excellent the colors blue time! ;-)
congratulations! ;-)
a salutone:-P francesco

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sent on January 28, 2014 (16:59)


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ciao!
aldilà del fatto che la città risulta sfocata... ( forse per via della nebbia..) il contrasto cromatico funziona poco, perchè la striscia "calda" è davvero sottile.... per fare queste cose devi avere le varie diversità ( toni freddi-caldi-freddi oppure caldi-freddi-caldi) ben divisi sui 3 terzi.
questo regala la sensazione di differenza cromatica.
in questo caso il cielo è troppo... serve poco , secondo me cosi' funziona già meglio!
aldilà di una scaldatinaMrGreenMrGreen




ciao ciao

hello!
beyond the fact that the city is blurred ... (Perhaps because of the fog ..) the color contrast works poorly, because the strip "hot" is really thin .... to do these things, you must have the various diversity (cool tones or warm-cold-hot-cold-hot) well separated on 3/3.
This gives the feeling of color difference.
in this case the sky is too ... serves little, I think so 'works better already!
beyond a scaldatina:-D:-D




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sent on January 28, 2014 (19:34)


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Grazie Francesco,
Grazie Grianluca, sei stato molto gentile a produrre una diversa versione dello scatto, effettivamente il taglio pano e la regola dei terzi funziona bene in questo caso
un saluto
Valentino

Thanks Francis,
Thanks Grianluca, you've been very kind to produce a different version of the shot, effectively cutting pano and the rule of thirds works well in this case
a greeting
Valentino

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sent on February 01, 2014 (16:03)


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...dalla mitica Montevecchia...!!!
Guarda un po' come è cresciuto lo skyline di Milano.
20 anni fa c'è soltanto il Pirelli, il Duomo e qualche altro edificio alto...
Grazie per la condivisione...
Marco

Montevecchia ... the legendary ...!
Looks a bit 'as he grew up the skyline of Milan.
20 years ago there is only Pirelli, Cathedral and some other high-rise building ...
Thanks for sharing ...
Mark

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sent on February 01, 2014 (20:39)


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Grazie Marco per la visita,
rimango sempre basito quando salgo a Montevecchia, oltre a Milano e' molto cambiata anche tutta la pianura, sempre meno campagna sempre piu' case , strade e capannoni!!!
ciao
Valentino

Thanks Mark for the visit,
I am always thrilled when I get to Montevecchia, as well as Milan and 'changed much even across the plains, fewer campaign more and more' houses, roads and buildings!
hello
Valentino


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