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sent on March 09, 2014 (13:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello
Beautiful composition with the central valley and the country as opposed to the bare earth, nice conversion, I think, more than bn tends to heat and sepia color and is just fine!
Hello
Flavio

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sent on March 09, 2014 (13:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Flavio, thanks for the comment.
For the conversion ..... I'm not good with the programs and I messed around a bit 'by acting on the key color, has released a short BN BN but not so much more as you say.
Hello Vincent.

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sent on March 09, 2014 (15:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Vincent, I had a look at your picture and convince me not to convert, I see a little color defined (either b / w and sepia either, it seems to me veer toward a military green). I would try to rework it into a B / W classic, maybe trying, working on the color channels, intensify or tone down the gray / blacks / whites so as to increase the color contrast of b / w (as well as the conversion is a bit 'too flat, too has gray at the expense of white and black). Surely no light has particularly helped.
In the composition I would have probably sacrificed a bit 'of the sky to get the country on the strength of the upper third of the left, and to do that I would have moved a little' composition to the left (by removing a little 'importance to the right wall, which in fact is not particulaArmente interesting), it was always possible (do not know if there were any disturbances to the composition to include more space on the left).
hello
Barbara

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sent on March 09, 2014 (16:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Barbara, as I said I'm not good with the black and white and honestly I would like to know more, I'll try to do as you say, even if a company will extricate between tones and canals.
As regards the composition of the landscape also there are not an ace seen that normally photographer birds. But in this case certainly could have been done better but from that lookout if you want to see more of the country must also show the devastating work of modern man.
Here are my rescue this photo found on Juza taken from the same point [URL =] www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?t=89600&l=it
As you can see on the sn starts a wall and a balcony
Thanks for the input and see you soon.
Vincenzo

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sent on March 09, 2014 (16:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you for coming. For the composition, as I wrote before, I did not know whether or not it was possible to move it without including various ailments, and you gave me confirmation that it was not possible to do otherwise.
Hello
Barbara

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sent on March 09, 2014 (17:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Barbara, I figured I spoke because you need to keep alive the commendable initiatives :-) proposals on Juza (I mean the circle).
I'm also trying to contribute with comments (hopefully good:-D)
Only one thing about the lack of interest of the wall to the right ..... because they are Lucan and I want a lot, we specify redundant and for those who read that that wall is the wall of a ravine and has a great geological interest / nature and are from all over the world to study it and look at it ........
Barbara of course,,,, needless to say ..... is meant in the context of the photo.
Greetings to all
Vincenzo

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sent on March 09, 2014 (18:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

[URL =] @ www.flickr.com/photos/105613070 N03/13037656135
I tried to make the most classic B & W as recommended by Barbara
Riciao
Vincenzo

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sent on March 09, 2014 (22:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Forgive me, but the first picture I did not like it at all, then the sky is impossible for a black and white (at least for my taste of course)
I think an image rather difficult to handle in black and white, too many items with very similar tones and colors (I am referring more to the right area and the river) I have also seen the version on flickr, much better, but I totally devoid of character.
if you feel like it, I would try to bring the blue of the sky to black (remember the red filter?) white clouds, Matera schiarirei seen that the nature of it is, all the rest (the hardest part) must try to enhance the vertical walls white, lighten and darken the grass trees and the creek or the exact opposite, to compare the two results. (I know I've done a bit of mess:-D)
sure asphotographic situation is not the best.
I hope that my directions you can come in handy
a greeting, simone

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sent on March 09, 2014 (22:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Simon, I spend the whole day tomorrow to implement your suggestions.
Let's see what comes out ........ but who has made me do:-D

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sent on March 10, 2014 (11:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

After hard work trying to also follow the advice of Simon, he is not out anything that I have met (not for the good advice but I think for my technical deficiencies at pp. ...... in short, is not really my thing) .
Do not give up but for now I thought I'd convert the editor Juza of the old BN / BN SEPIA with this.
hello Vincent

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sent on March 10, 2014 (21:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

sorry but how did you change the original photo without deleting the comments?
however, at this point my first comment, as well as those of others, do not have much sense, especially for those who read the question now, however, goes well you wrote that you replaced, I think you understand it anyway. ;-)
but then the editor of Juza one can change the picture of her at any time? sincerely do not understand the usefulness of this thing since posting the photos to get advice on the post rather than on cutting etc. .. you have no more references to compare the results.: fconfuso:

hello

ps I saw only now that the thumbnail has been sepia-toned, but when you open the photo becomes your latest version, bah :-(: fconfuso :: FCONTime:

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sent on March 11, 2014 (5:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Commissioner, I would not say it's enough for easy conversion to BN with the editor of Juza to make a dump of photos a masterpiece? :-D
Well actually the editor of Juza had become much better ....
However, never meant to devalue the discussion and the comments already produced (in fact, as you've pointed out I had written that he had converted the photo into BN with the editor Juza) ..... But to further avoidance of doubt restored the photo posted here originally. ;-) .....
Hello. Vincenzo

PS, Juza Editor does not allow for the time cutouts but only fixes light contrast and conversion to BN.
I find it a useful tool for the forum, it helps to improve, and this is the mission of Juza and the goal to which each of us craves. Or not?

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sent on March 11, 2014 (12:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Vincenzo there was no reason to replace the original photo, mine was not a controversy even though at first it might seem, I'm sorry I did not, although I confess I would have preferred that your changes separately posting it solely to see the differences that's all.

I find it a useful tool for the forum, it helps to improve, and this is the mission of Juza and the goal to which each of us craves. Or not?

sure, but only if you can compare the changes otherwise there longer able to understand, or at least that's my opinion.
ciao.alla next

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sent on March 11, 2014 (12:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

A beautiful cartollina 60 years, to me editor or editor does not like the photo. Beautiful compo and sharpness.

jena

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sent on March 11, 2014 (18:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Jena'm glad you like it. Indeed you are right too because it looks like a photo as they say antiqued.

At this point .......... than the color change in this strange BN overlooking sepia or vice versa, and that it is not liked Barbara and Simon, what I did not understand it and therefore I would like to explain more fully in this discussion is whether this picture is wrong from a technical point of black and white and rather successful if it is considered antiqued ........... or is completely wrong or do not like only a matter of taste.
So they say the manuals? I am lacking in this and so I ask for help ........ thanks.
Vincenzo

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sent on March 12, 2014 (9:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

For me, and I speak for myself and my "vision" of black and white, this black and white or sepia or antique effect, whatever you want, I do not particularly successful because the whole image is set only on the means tones, whites and blacks are virtually absent. Why the image is flat with little depth. Also hard light do you have certainly helped to have an image less flat.
This is why I told you to work on the color channels to try to give a little 'contrast to the colors of black and white. The same suggestion you had also given Simon when he wrote "
if you feel like it, I would try to bring the blue of the sky to black (remember the red filter?) White clouds, Matera the schiarirei because of the nature is Everything else (the hardest part) must try to enhance thevertical walls white, lighten and darken the grass trees and the creek or the exact opposite, to compare the two results.
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Hello
Barbara

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sent on March 12, 2014 (18:36) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I like the composition! ...

I find it especially good because it shows the close relationship between Matera and the surrounding environment ....

I do not like the color change (it's not my problem ... for me there is only black and white) ...

for black and white download the trial version of Nik Silver Efex 2.0 and evaluate if it fits your ... I recommend everyone (even scott kelby)

hello
Gabriele



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sent on March 12, 2014 (18:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Barbara thank you again for your interest. I'm not good at hacking selectively as (if I understand it) you advise me to do you and Simon.
I saw that someone can take photos of another, and to modify it (of course I'll autorizzerei to do so, there is also the HD) to give his vision .....
Since it is a matter of taste in this way you help me to reach out and touch (they are just like St. Thomas:-D) what I have explained.
I will have as a reference point more reliable.
But if I ask too much of course you can not join anyway thank you for the great courtesy and mail in this comparison.
Hello Vincent.

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sent on March 12, 2014 (18:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Gabriele unloading immediately, hoping that there is a version for Mac
Graziiiie thousand ..... if I learn to turn your photos into black and white as you have to thank you all for life.
Hello Vincent.

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sent on March 12, 2014 (18:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

quoto the suggestion of Gabriel Silver Efex .. really easy .. you complete and opens up a whole world on developing black and white, to be missed.

then if you want someone to put your hand to your shooting, you have to post the photo in color, otherwise nothing is done.
All that aside I think Barbara has hit the problem with this photo
the whole image is set only on the half-tones, whites and blacks are virtually absent. Why the image is flat with little depth.

I think the color photos have just the same kind of problema.la photo you posted as an example for the iquadratura is proof (too light and lacking in contrast.) Keep in mind that if parts already from a color file with the better dynamic range possible you'll definitely a better base from cui partire.O at least that's what I think.

hello


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